18 Nov 1948
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
1
Joe Marsh notes Bing Crowley’s complaints about aid to Europe but most agree with Judge Kuyningham that defending freedom at home and abroad is everyone’s fight. The piece links aid to democracy and basic rights including voting and enjoying a temperate drink.
The Graettinger Times lists John J. Sullivan as publisher with United States Brewers Foundation copyright dated 1948. The item notes registration and post office entry in Graettinger Iowa, indicating the paper’s official mailing status and ownership of a 1948 Brewers Foundation work.
A 12 member Iowa legislative committee led by Senator J T Dykhouse concludes the present highway program is sound and should continue. The report projects a 36 percent rise in highway use over 12 years, plans dust free primary roads with 2200 miles surfaced, and calls for right-of-way purchases and road widening while avoiding multi lane “super highways.”
A state highway committee urges a complete new legal framework for town roads and highways. It estimates annual town road income at 74.1 million while costs rise to 88.35 million. Proposals include tax tweaks, state sales tax reallocations, and increased vehicle fees to fund the program.
H E Sorensen M D Graettinger Iowa shows office over jewelry store with office phone 70 and residence 84 Dr J L Powers Estherville Iowa has an office over Robinson Jewelry telephone 103 and residence 1093.
Iowa pursues law changes to streamline a state program. The note asserts each fighting man in the Navy consumes over a ton of food yearly with about sixty cubic feet of shipping space per ton, roughly ten times the storage space of a typical home refrigerator.
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