29 Jul 1943
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1943
Page
1
George Pavlik compiles three decades of farm sales data to counter inflation fears. He argues some farms fetch lower prices now than 30 years ago while warning against government restraint on sales and purchases. He notes the New Dealers push would require bureaucrat approval for selling or buying farms and urges readers to recognize potential danger.
Dealings in dirt list several transaction notes: Alois Koopman to William Schnep in NW 21-62-44 for 2 dollars. Freton E Corwin to George K Clark covers Pt Lot 9 Hoese Subdivision Pt Sec 8 9 90 46. H L Kelly to Ida M Clark owns lots 1 and 2 Block 3 Kingsley for 1 dollar. C H Haas to Clarence D Roseberry secures lots 3 and 4 Block 13 LeMars for 1 dollar.
Church notices list Trinity Lutheran Divine Service at 9 a.m. Sunday School after, Aug 5 Ladies Aid meets, Holy Communion Aug 6 at 7:30 and 9 p.m. Walther League meeting rescheduled, Holy Communion Sunday Aug 8. First Presbyterian no services until Aug 22. Lutheran Church F C Bunge pastor Sunday School 9:30, Divine Service 10:30, Luther League 8 p.m. Leonard Hauschild and Ariene Hauschild to entertain. Choir practice Thursday 8:30 p.m.
Sunday School at 10 with classes for everyone. Message from Pastor Vinton Huffey on winding fault with leaders from Numbers 12 16 17. Morning Worship at 11 with Rev Huffey. Evening service at 8 led by Miss Kar.
Lene Burt of Bettendorf will be the special speaker at Grace Lutheran Church. No midweek service this week due to the pastor attending camp meeting. Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Worship at 9:45 a.m. Holy Communion will be celebrated. Church picnic follows Sunday service at Municipal Park. Voters assembly meets Aug 3 at 8:30 p.m. at R. Eilts’s home. St John’s American Lutheran times and events listed including Luther League, Ladies Aid, and choir rehearsals.
St John s Lutheran Church Preston Twp schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m Divine Services in English at 10 30 a m Children s day practice at 2 30 p m Ladies Aid Wednesday Aug 4 at 2 p m Stanton Evangelical Church Bible School 10 for all ages Morning Worship 11 sermon by pastor EL C E at 7 45 followed by preaching service August 15 special meeting with Rev Harry Kalas Church of the Nazarene Sunday School 10 Morning Worship 11 Young People 7 30 Evangelistic Service 8 15 Thursday prayer service 8 30 Victory Prayer band Wednesday 2 30 at home Mrs Jennings 335 9th Ave SW Hildreth Memorial Evangelical Sunday School 9 45 Worship 10 45 subject Stabilities Amid Instability Christian Endeavor 7 30 some tests for amusements Leader Joyce Yingst Midweek 7 30 Visitors welcome St Johns Ev Reformed Worship 10 30 Y M C O meets Sunday eve at Maynard Braband s Ladies Aid Aug 5 at church Mrs H Schipper hostess Choir Friday worship invitation First Methodist Warner Hubbard pastor Sunday School 9 45 Morning Worship 11 Terms of Discipleship
A dramatic examination of Hollywood as a corrupting supply source for aspiring actresses traces how young women seek fame in the film industry, facing manipulation by law enforcement, studios, and predators. The piece critiques the gap between glamor and risk, with vivid examples of exploitation and the systemic pressures surrounding aspiring stars.
A reporter describes Hollywood's sexual trafficking linking producers and directors to a mammon of depravity. Women lured with money and luxury end as drug addicts with police records and disappear, while vice rings supposedly shrink yet vanishings stay at about 300 monthly. The piece ends with a blunt verdict: only one solution for Hollywood.
A California law enforcement official warns to keep the fence intact and to allow no entry or exit to prevent contamination. The quoted admonition stresses strict containment measures and border controls.
Litzmann relates a dangerous camp experience with an eight foot rattlesnake and eleven smaller snakes. He notes hardships like cactus and moccasins, recalls a beach day four miles away, and mentions excitement and fatigue among the boys. The writer asks about ongoing chores and news from home.
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