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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1941

Page

6

Senate approves broad war material powers bill

The Senate on March 8 approved a sweeping wartime powers bill granting the President authority to sell transfer title lease or dispose of war materials to allied or other forces deemed vital to U S defense. The measure limits future contracts and requires regular reports to Congress while defeating two restrictive amendments.

Tost Senate Congress Wilson United States White House U. S. Navy

Meats And Groceries And World War Talk

A brief item notes a large stock of fresh and cured meats and a full line of fruits and vegetables. It then summarizes wartime politics and defense, highlighting Democratic unity, Republican splits, Roosevelt’s stance, and calls for ramped up arms production. It mentions ex Ambassador Bullitt urging declared wartime emergency and cites rising aircraft and shipbuilding, with England and the United States forming a broader alliance.

Congress Senate McNary Oregon Roosevelt England Defense High Command Bernard Baruch War Industries Board Mde Bullitt Overseas Press Club Churchill United States Mississippi River Washington United Kingdom

Liberty dream or danger in modern times

A column reflects on the fate of small nations and liberty as a grand ideal tied to destroying Hitlerism, warning that without eradicating the Nazi system the dream remains unattainable.

Osgood Social Notes and Local Visit Highlights

Mr G E Mills recovered from quinsy after illness. R F Laabs Irene and Leo Kinnetz visited. Robert Schutt of Fenton and Walt Bart with son called at the Lambe and Kinnetz homes. J Young and family spent weekend in Kansas City with Oung. Rev Bohi to preach in Osgood Sunday. Beacons and Burgs hosted a late night card session. Albert Schneller family dined with Ed Smith in Emmetsburg. Mrs Smith visited later. A barbed wire accident near Beacon involved a drunken man who cried for help and disappeared before officers arrived.

R. F. Laabs Irene Wilffred Laabs Leo Kinnetz Robert Schutt Fenton Leo Kinsnett Walt Bart and Son Lambe J. ®. Young Bill Betty Kansas City Oung Bohi Grachtinger Osgood Charlie Burg Burg Albert Schneller Ed Smith Emmetsburg

Graettinger Classifieds Include Dairy Fresh Milk and Farms For Sale

Pure fresh milk and cream listed with phone contact. Graettinger Dairy and H A Elsenbast advertise multiple farms for sale and farm loans. English Leghorn eggs for hatching offered by Ralph Graettinger and Fred Lippold life in Graettinger remains.

Graettinger Dairy Fred Lippold Graettinger H. A. Elsenbast Ralph Graettinger

Small toothpick misadventure and odd local notes

Pleasantville man Don Jordan survived a toothpick infection and the hospital stay. Garnaville resident Leo Walther’s birthday confounds regular dating with a February 29 real birthday and an February 28 celebration this year. Clear Lake reports a pencil theft by a passerby. Mason City truck incident near Leland damaged a mower but spared the home. Nashua students improvise roles after illness. Mrs. Ernest Meyer of Clarinda shows a 9 by 70 inch egg. Harlan Methodist church ground floor renovation funded by a $1,000 donation from Mrs. Hannah Newby.

Wire Oak Tree Measures 46 Inches Across In Monona

William Biggs of Monona felled a 46 inch diameter wire oak last week. The trunk had 276 rings with more rotted, a remarkable find noted amid a news summary. In state health records, vital statistics mail volume surged in early 1940, driven mainly by birth certificate requests for defense workers.

William Biggs Monona Vital Statistics Division State Health Department Eric P. Pfeiffer Vital Statistics National Defense

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