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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1944

Page

4

Flood Control Debate Stirs Missouri River Region

The page reports ongoing flood concerns along the Missouri River with local pressure for funding and new protection plans. Citizens press for immediate action, urging blending of army engineers plans with existing levee networks and the Pick Plan to safeguard farms and property. The piece notes community meetings in Hamburg and Percival with Congressman Jensen involved and signals cautious optimism about coordinated relief efforts.

Garygruss Imoney Hamburg Jyonr Unis Sioux City Hambure Percival Jen Sen Wan Wambure Midwess Congress Durmy Engineers Whale Highway Commission Tan Pblws The Nile

Navy Ace Alex Vincki Tops West Marianas Skies

Chicago lieutenant jg Alex Vincki, 25, son of an Indiana traffic policeman, has been named the navy's top ace after shooting down eleven enemy planes in two days over the West Marianas. He surpasses Ike Kepford, former Northwestern University star, who previously held the record.

Chicago Alexandar Vincki Indiana Navy West Marianas Ike Kepford Northwastarn University

Inland News and Local Movements Across Towns

Busy notes record residents visiting, working, or staying with relatives in nearby towns. Claude and Nadeng visit Redford. Mrs Lang in Nebrarks City. Henry Hagen and Guinns in Sidney. Gorder and Stenzel families in Omaha. Barretts in the brick house near the bridge. Holliman tractors for farmers. several families listed as moving or staying with kin while others work or travel between towns.

Walter Holland Sidney Byron Gorder Clara Ann Omaha Walter Stenzel Tha Y Nubert Hollman Harren Sam Mead Gene Holliman Simon Barrett J. J. Stengel Floyd Heillman Mya Will Tiemeyer Gilson Dafa Roy Brown Cynthia Head

Three Americans Lost In World Turmoil

Boyd's Column reflects on the deaths of Irvin S. Cobb Hendrik Willem van Loon and Joseph C. Lincoln as major losses in a troubled era. The piece argues their life philosophies and literary impact offer guidance during a frenetic age, noting the rapid succession of deaths in a single day.

America Irvin Cobb Hendrik Willem Ivan Loon Iurtrrous J Soseph C. Lincoln Waller Winsehell Dorothy Thompein Erain Fyle

Three Authors Highlighted in 19th Century Style

The article discusses Joseph Lincoln and Irvin S. Cobb as storytellers rooted in clean, humorous American tradition, contrasting them with Sinclair Lewis and Dreiser. It praises van Loon as cosmopolitan yet accessible, noting his works for school readers and his diverse talents. It mentions O’Brien County’s Irish naming in 1851 honoring William E. O’Brien and his repeal-era activism.

Joseph Lincoln Ove Card Upton Sinclair Sinclair Lewis Theodore Dreiser Ernest Hemingway New England Ma’am Hils Cape Cod Bunker Hill Col Fish Goa Yankees Tivin Cobb Hind Havinug Cobb Irvin Jenother Hendrik Willem” van Loon Holland Hia Trentine Netherlandies O'Brien William England Ireland Nent Trinity Collnge Cambridge

Firemen Respond Twice To Car Fire Near Mt Pie Park

Mount Pensart firemen were called out within 24 hours to extinguish a car blaze near the Mt Pie Park. The owner reported repairs after the first fire on Saturday night, and the car reignited early the next morning prompting a second response.

Mount Pensart Mt. Pie Peeshyterian

Pigs Die After Eating Clay Pigeon Clay at Farm

Twenty two spring pigs on the Liord Skull farm near Van Horne died after eating clay pigeons mixed in a pasture used as a trap. The clay contained pitch, which attracted the animals and caused fatal illness. The incident occurred fifteen years ago.

Liord Skull van Horne

Regimentation ruling on ice deliveries sparks industry debate

The U.S. Employment Service ruled that ice deliveries do not constitute an essential industry. This decision impacts regional supply chains and workers in Winneshiek County as officials weigh enforcement and economic effects amid wartime mobilization.

U.S. Employment Service Fineh Winneshiek

Resignation Denied as Decorah Transit Board Refuses

Meter travaportation terminal manager Edgar attempted resignation amid a dispute over a required fee. The board refused relinquishment while the period saw an estimated PLEO fund handling by Edgar, with Dy W. Mick ingan succeeding him. In Kansas City, four kittens abandoned by their mother were adopted by Cookie, Wheeler’s seven year old shepherd dog.

Wedehureh Edgar Dy W. Mickingan Charles B. Wheeler Kansas City Cookie Wheeler

Longtime Eldora church treasurer retires after 50 years

Fred J. Edgar concluded fifty years of service as treasurer for Eldora Methodist Church. The longtime church official dedicated half a century to managing finances, contributing steady leadership and stewardship to the congregation.

Eldora Methodist Church Fred. J. Edgar

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