04 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1945
Page
1
Mr Roosevelt, tapped by reporters at a press conference, discusses a plastic system of ethics amid questions about the Atlantic Charter. He notes that principles exist but are interpreted differently by nations, and leaders must do the best they can under the circumstances.
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH a pleasant alkatine powder to clean dentures and reduce denture breath. It claims non gummy feel and helps keep plates free of residue with a simple rinse. Sold at drug stores.
The speaker denounces Roosevelt and the Atlantic Charter as frauds used for propaganda. He argues the Ten Commandments keep the same meaning worldwide, while governments and New Dealers distort terms to justify taxation and state control. He likens the Babel of misinterpretation to the problem with the New Deal.
Dan Tobin, president of the International Teamsters Union, writes in The International Teamster that the labor movement should not back removing the dairy tax on oleomargarine. He argues oleo helps working people by keeping costs down and criticizes dairy farmers and agricultural lobbies for pressuring labor at the AFL convention.
The piece notes dairy farmers and allies opposing a California constitutional amendment to disestablish the union shop. It suggests taxes on oleo may stay and hints labor allies in Washington to seek harmony with farmers. It mentions Dan Tobin presiding in Washington and Roosevelt's opening speech amid disputes with Pacific veterans.
A reader signs a New Year resolution to subscribe for The Globe-Post for 1945 and encloses a bank check for $2.50. The letter, dated from a subscriber identified as G.R., expresses polite thanks and intent to pay in lawful money.
A Knoxville Journal piece argues any world war cycle might be avoided by relocating English and Scottish populations to Canada or the United States. It compares population densities and land areas of Britain, Texas and other nations, claiming massive movements could alter future conflicts. The discussion cites Churchill and a satirical Chicago Tribune suggestion to unite Britain with the United States.
The piece weighs options to avert global war including a united Europe, spheres of influence, Dumbarton Oaks, and a return to Washington era policy. It questions Britain’s accord, Stalin’s veto power, and the fate of millions, concluding isolationist cries persist in the press.
Special correspondent reports the Nu club meeting January 5 at Mrs Louise Bogenriefs home. Several local families from Leeds attended dinners at various homes. Visits over New Year documented include Bob Bogenrief and daughter Trudy. Garden club Christmas party December 29 at Mrs Elvin Helds home. Sa L club New Year eve party at Art Dixons home. Mrs Jennie Richards visiting Clinton Richards in Leeds. Book Review club to meet January 5 at Mrs Walter Held. Married Peoples society of...
A fragmented notice from Trinity Lutheran describes a Christmas church social and plans to serve the USO at Sergeant Bluff and a New Year’s visit from local families. Mrs. John Kounkel is hospitalized in Sioux City with an eye infection at Lutheran hospital.
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