Stanton Seaman First Class Paul Kaster Returns for 30 Day Fur Lough
Seaman First Class Paul Kaster of the Sea Bees arrives home for a 30 day fur lough after over a year of overseas duty. Beulah Schultz visits Albert City Iowa this week while Mrs. Robert Johnson and Marcella Schuenemen of BeMars are mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kaster
The
Sea Bees
Beulah Schultz
Albert City
Robert Johnson
Marcella Schuenemen
BeMars
Smallest item and biggest bargain in family budgets
The piece highlights electricity as the smallest item yet biggest bargain in most family budgets. It cites cost-of-living figures from the U S Bureau of Labor showing households get more electricity for less, compared with 15 years ago. It notes prewar prices and urges tuning in to Report to the Nation on CBS Tuesdays at 4:30 p m Central Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Labor
U. S
Sunday visitors at several local homes
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Allen Weildauer in the Art Zimmerman home. Frank Holzman and family Caroline and Victor Zink and Theodore Fischer and Arlene visited Thursday evening in the Ed Jochum home. Lawrence Reeves and family called on Ed Kurtz Wednesday evening. Mrs R A Berner returned to LeMars Sunday after a week in Topeka Kansas visiting her son Staff Sergeant Duane A Berner.
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Albert Hawke
Allen Weildauer
Art Zimmerman
Frank .Holzman
Caroline
Victor Zink
Theodore Fischer
Arlene
Ed Jochum
Lawrence Reeves
Ed Kurtz
R. A. Berner
LeMars
Topeka
Kans
Duane A. Berner
Festive Congregation Honors Mildred's Confirmation
Fredonia area residents gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Haack to honor Mildred’s confirmation. Many relatives from Remsen Ovens Sioux Falls and LeMars attended, with teachers and students from Meadow township and district 2 and 5 noted. Other guests included the Kunath, Nielsen, Kloster, and Bogh families, and a practice-teaching student from LeMars. Jack Madison plans to leave for the navy Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Haack
Mildred
Lloyd Kettler
Colane
Remsen
Bob. Lundgren
Sandra
Ovens
Elmer Nielsen
David
Diane
Harry
Amenda Haack
Meadow Township
Jensen
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ray Bogh
Hinev Olson
Sioux City
Herman Miller
Linda
Axel Petersen
Allen Lundgren
LaVonne Haack
LeMars
District 5
Phyllis Kloster
District 2
le Mars High School
Arnold Patterson
Jeannine
Sharon
Larry
Sioux City Visitors and Leave Return Notices
Maurice and Mrs George Van Roekel with daughter Esther visited Sioux City Wednesday. Henry J Schlesser and son Robert were in Sioux City Tuesday. Seaman 2c Merle Reinking left Thursday for Farragut Idaho after two weeks leave with his mother Mrs Emma Reinking and brothers. Mr and Mrs Herman Juffers also noted.
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George van Roekel
Esther
Sioux City
Henry J. Schlesser
Robert
Seaman
Merle Reinking
Farragut
Idaho
Emma Reinking
Herman Juffers
AS WEGO MARXING ON
By Samuel B Peffengill the piece blends local notices with a long essay arguing American economic strength and freedom. It contrasts American per capita wealth and social gains with Europe and Russia, citing wages, living standards, education, health progress, and skepticism of state socialism.
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Wego
Marxing
Samuel B. Peffengill
Ireton News Highlights Local Guests And Meetings
Ireton residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Herman Jouffer and family of Maurice at R Heymyns home. Rev H G Eggink of Sioux Center spoke on business. Booster club planned Thursday banquet at city hall with Oscar Heiline of Marcus as guest speaker. Presbyterian Missionary Society to cook and serve. Corporal and Mrs Russell Myers visited Charter Oak Pa from Friday to weekend. Pvt Alvin Johnson returned to Fort Knox after visiting relatives. John Peters to Sioux City for Mayfair hotel work. Dr and Mrs F C Bendixon and Donna Lee of LeMars visited Treton. Miss Lena Bruns out again after illness. Miss Shirley Wells returned from Grand Rapids. Mrs Henry Vander Ven visited Sioux City. Choir members hosted Miss Neva Jean Houston with a dinner at Ben Magnes home. Contests and
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Herman Jouffer
Maurice
R. Heymyn
H. G. Eggink
Sioux Center
Ireton Booster Club
City Hall
Oscer Heiline
Marcus
Heiline
England
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Russell Meyers
Charter Oak
Alvin Johnson
Fort Knox
John Peters
Sioux City
Mayfair
F. C. Bendixon
Donna Lee
LeMars
Treton
Lena Bruns
Shirley Wells
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harley Brown
Minneapolis
Henry Vander Ven
M. I. Church
Néva Jean Houston
Ben Magnes
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly In Place
A vintage ad explains sprinkling FAST TEETH powder on plates for dentures to secure fit. It claims the alkaline powder offers firmer comfort, no gummy taste, no souring, and helps prevent denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Free Press Under Fire Over Newspaper Guild Rule
The Ward Labor Board ruling forces editors to stay within the Guild or risk dismissal, pressuring coverage and editorials. Major papers and magazines protest, arguing such maintenance of membership infringes press freedom and could bias reporting across the industry. The Washington Star notes the long history of papers in the capital and warns of chilling effects on editorial independence.
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Congress
Ward Labor Board
Harrisburg Patriot
Washington Star
New York Times
Minneapolis Star Journal
And
Tribune
Life
Time
Fortune
War Labor Board
American Newspaper Guild
Guild
CIO
Afofl
William Green
WLB
The
the Star
Edi
War Labor Board Swayed by Union Pressure Murky Press Balance
A fragmentary, era voice critique of the War Labor Board and press independence. It accuses officials of favoring unions, alleging CIO influence in newsroom staffing while defending journalistic integrity and First Amendment rights amid wartime controls. The piece condemns perceived government interference with editors and press neutrality.
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Burureaucratie
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YeMors
Iowa
R. F. Starzl
Stanton
C.W.T
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Iowa Public Service Company
Fredonia
Dad
America
Swift & Company
Chicago
Ilinois
Dick Jeffers
H. A. Barnard
Rock Valley
Catherine Wiggerman
Luke Linnan
Algona
John Linnan
Clarence
Koerner Lendt
J. R. Boyd
Omsha
Clara Noellar
Woman's Missionary Society
A. Rozendahl
First Reformed Church
Harold van Roekel
Roger
Laverne
Morningside
Gerrit Roghair
Alton
John Roghair
Red Cross
Sherman Township Independent
Sinkey
Jake Sinkey
Ted Reipman
Wm. Sinkey, Sr
Orange City
Russia
Washington
Europe
Germany
Italy
Belgium
France
Great Britain
USA
Sweden
United States
New York City
Simon
Ocean
California
Karl Max
Ireton
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Torial
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Paine
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