Economic Highlights From World War II Era Report
Economic Highlights examines how two factors influence the war: American lend lease and German production limits. It cites Raymond Clapper, Newsweek, and Senator Byrd, noting slow arms shipping, food shortages in Britain, and Germany's reliance on coal, oil, and textiles amid rationing and mine seizures. It also discusses price controls and a high military score earned by John Ambelang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Kirst
Britain
Germany
England
Raymond Clapper
Clapper
Lattely
Washington
Newsweek
Newees
France
Cyclone damages trees but spares Eldora farmhouses
The Ernest Krause family at an Eldora area farm saw a freak cyclone strike high in the air, tearing the windmill top and injuring a maple grove while leaving all farm buildings and neighboring farms undamaged. Mrs Charles Georgen of Farley has knitted 72 sweaters in 16 months, all with long sleeves. 35 are cardigans and the rest slip overs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Krause
Eldora
Charles Georgen
Farley
Graettinger Area Servicemen Named in Army Navy and Air Corps
A Graettinger Times list names local youths serving in the U S Army Navy Marines and Air Corps. The record invites corrections for missing names or branch errors and notes the value of preserving these service records for future generations. Names include George RK E Horswell Vance Young Joseph Grady Chester Christensen McDonald Larsen Helgeson Harold Helgeson James Willis Notle Jensen Bernard Hermansen Donald Johnson Carl Duhn Clayton Petersen Earl Bisgard Albert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
U. S
Times
George
RK. E
Army
Horswell
Vance
Navy
Young
Charles
Johnson
Marines
Duhn
Carl
Clayton
Field Artillery
Petersen
Earl
Bisgard
Albert
City Meat Market Ad Promises Fresh Deli Staples
City Meat Market promotes a large stock of fresh and cured meats and special items for Sunday dinners. Robert Simonsen, proprietor, lists ham and bacon at low prices, with cream, milk, bread, and a complete grocery selection including fruits and vegetables. Patronage appreciated.
Service Members Named From Multiple Branches In List
A compiled roll includes Rierson Irvin and Nelson Raymond alongside Air Corps personnel such as Earnest Osher Norman Osher Burton Sandvng Petersen Orval Carter and many others. Also listed are infantry artillery navy coast guard and field artillery names with minor punctuation variances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rierson
Irvin
Johnson
Melvin
Voellmert
Alfred
Nelson
Raymond
Osher
Earnest
Air Corps
Norman
Garber
Burton
Sandvng
Dale
Petersen
Orval C
Carter
Robert
Infantry
Kleigh
Field Artillery
Conway
Leo
Clemitson
Art
McCarty
George
Leonard
James
Jones
Russell
Thompson
Delmer
Navy
Faye K
Coast,Guard
Hartman
Bosohl
Simonson
Lloyd
Arganbright
Earl
Joyce
Mammen
Frank
Kruse
Kenneth
Navy and Army personnel list appears from wartime roll call
A fragmented roster lists multiple service members by last names and branches including Navy, Army, Marines, and Navy Reserve. Names such as Olson, Brobat, Murray, Oxley, Duffy, Young, Christensen, Starkey, Green, Moffitt, Erickson, Boecker, Hayes, Petersen, Allen, McCarty, Rasmussen, Thompsen are present among others. The text reflects a partial compilation likely for a military honors or casualty notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Bob
Navy
Brobat
Earl
Murray
Delmar
Oxley
Albert
Duffy
Eugene
Army
Young
Leo
Christensen
L. R
Marines
Starkey
Virgil C
Infantry
Green
Boyd Cuthbert
Clarence
Moffitt
Frank
Erickson
Elwood
Boecker
John
Armored Division
Hayes
James
Petersen
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan
Byrd
Balkans
Congress
Washington, D. C
John Ambelang
Chariton
U. S S. Navy
Tom Johnson
Poweshiek
Tom
Walter Federer
Tom Branch
Sumner
Graettinger and Vicinity
Army Navy
City
Robert Simonsen
Hawkeye Theater
Iowa
Irene Dunn
Cary Grant
Frederic March
Margaret Sullavan
Marsha Hunt
Mitchell
Hirst
Pennick
Jonathan
TOKAY
Keifer Pears
Prunes
Royal Anne Cherries
Peck
Campbell’s Tomato Juice
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
RINSO
Nash Coffee
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