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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1947

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Changes in the wind as anti communism shifts in U S policy

In a single day federal judges sentencing Eisler and Marzani, a DC jury convicting Barsky and others of contempt, and the State Department firing ten suspected disloyals, plus Michigan's new organization registration. President Truman seeks 25 million to screen federal workers as political tensions rise. The piece recalls past Red-baiting events and notes a wind of change in American politics.

Roosevelt Kansas Gerhart Eisler America Eisler Henry ‘A. Wallace Carl Aldo Marzani District of Columbia Edward Barsky Highbrow Truman Yesteryear U. S. Supreme Court James Caesar Petrillo Browder

Reverend De Jong Conducts Service in Greyhawk

The Rev Fred De Jong of Greyhawk Kentucky led Sunday services at First Reformed Church. A former Maurice resident, he preached to the congregation. Harold Kraai and family from Dulce New Mexico arrived for a weeks visit with relatives.

Fred de Jong Greyhawk Kentucky First Reformed Church Maurice Harold Kraai Dulce New Mexico

Local social notes from Le Mars and surroundings

Social items recount visits, funerals, weddings, and family gatherings around Le Mars and nearby areas. Notables include travels of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Doleslager, Esther Kots ree, and Esther Doleslager, plus trips to Hillsboro North Carolina Denver Colorado and California. Family reunions, birthdays, and hospital visits are noted alongside wedding attendances in Sioux City and Maurice Minnesota trips for medical reasons and leisure.

Voortsman le Mars M. and Gerrit’ Dolesliger Chandler Minnesota Byron de Pree Denver Colorado Esther Ted Coleman Hillsboro North Carolina Hurdle Mills Marlo Zeutenhorst Catherine Wiggerman Lincoln Nebraska William Vander Stuck Hawarden Gerrit Doleslager Fred Jahn Lucille Ronald Schat Henry Vogelaar Hileen California Nick Vogelaar Goldean Artesia Calif Minnie Bowen Janet Evans Sioux City Fred, Buckley Dennis Rochester Minn Nona Kilbride Julia Buckley Albert Mart Gerrit Vander Stoep Pittsfield Ill Sioux Falls Marcella Marquart Ronald Schatt Ralph Schatt Ada Ard Inglewood Cal Orange City Chas, Mieras

Picnic and family visits span Sioux City to Vancouver

A Colonial era style notice recounts Mr and Mrs Ferguson and relatives in Sioux City at Stone Park, visits by Mrs Vehe to Marcus, Dybdahls in Vancouver and Sioux City, and many Sunday guests across Nebraska and Iowa towns. It ends with critique of tax proposals and Truman's view on income equity versus value.

Uty Center Francis’ Ferguson Berkley Bates Sioux City Stone Park Henry Vehe Loren Groepper Marcus Aage Dybdahl Mary Mathwig Truman

Debate Over Income Tax and Home Valuation Ties

The excerpt contrasts graduated home taxation with a flat rate and criticizes the 16th Amendment. It cites Justice Stephen J. Field’s 1895 income tax decision and Truman’s veto, warning that tax policy could polarize society into a war between the poor and the rich. The text questions equity in taxing large homes versus incomes.

United States Supreme Court Stephen J. Field Truman

The Key 10 Next Year Campaign

A political column argues President Truman used the term inequity after vetoing a tax bill, signaling next year’s campaign. It claims Truman opposes tax cuts for top, middle, and lower incomes, labeling the plan inequitable and immoral under Marxist framing.

Truman Jefferson Karl Marx

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