Le Mars Globe-Post publisher details
Le Mars Iowa editor and publisher R F Starzl announces postal matter status and subscription rates with annual and half year options.
22 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1946
Page
1
Le Mars Iowa editor and publisher R F Starzl announces postal matter status and subscription rates with annual and half year options.
A Chicago Tribune column denounces Oscar Lange, Poland’s UN delegate to the security council, accusing him of betraying the United States and Poland. The piece mocks Lange, contrasting him with Stalin and accusing Soviet influence of continuing European aggression ten months after formal fighting ended. It claims German scientists in Spain pursue atomic experiments and frames Lange as a puppet aligned with communist power.
Stalin claims Spain is a threat to world peace and aims to reinstate the Communist party there as a base to threaten the Atlantic world. He contrasts Franco with Catholicism, accusing Spanish Communists of terror against clergy, burning churches, and extirpating Christianity, while asserting communism downgrades individual dignity under a dictatorial, godless state.
A letter suggests starting a small bicycle factory in LeMars to utilize local labor and cheap equipment. Proposes minimal capital, local frame assembly, welding, tubing cutting, and purchase of wheels, bearings, fenders, and handlebars. Estimates total setup around $1,000 with a basic machine shop and further tools.
A compilation of reader letters from Le Mars Iowa criticizing G D Hagar and Look Magazine content, plus overseas notes from service members. The letters discuss journalism quality, morale in postwar America, and fire department communication gaps between Le Mars and Remsen.
Water supply measures are urged to be ready in case of fire to prevent valuable delay. Authorities warn that waiting for external water sources could waste critical time and hinder suppression efforts.
Edward Dommer first class, home with his mother Mrs Amelia Dommer west of Craig, after two years in the navy. He earned the Asiatic theatre ribbon with three stars and the Victory ribbon. Various local visitors and events follow, including Mr and Mrs G W Popken celebrating forty years, Ralph Rossum planning a radio shop, and updates on residents’ health and travels.
Catherine Sophia Albertsen 44 of Keystone died Thursday morning April 11 at University hospital Iowa City after brain tumor and bronchial pneumonia. Born May 25 1902 near Brunsville to Hieke Neunaber and spouse Louie Albertsen she married him November 25 1925 at Akron. Surviving are husband two sons Richard and Robert two brothers Frank Keystone and John Akron. Funeral services held April 14 at St Johns Lutheran Keystone.
The Pierson Progress ends wartime suspension and returns to print with Robert T. Bramson as managing editor and Lulu Treptow as assistant editor. Mrs. Berdie Bramson, former long-time editor, rejoins the publication, helping with the revival alongside her son.
A reader survey shows the public overestimates auto manufacturers profits at about 24 percent, sparking protest and strikes. In reality profits typically range 4 to 8 percent, roughly one sixth to one third of the public belief. When asked what a fair profit would be, the average answer was 12 percent.
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