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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
2
The News-Times says locals report roadwork along a five mile stretch east of Kingsley resumed Monday after a lay-off since last fall. Crews plan to bring the road to grade and gravel it to improve conditions.
Plans for two miles of paving with remaining road to be gravel surfaced depend on county funding approval. Kingsley area roads improve after recent rains. Harold A. Mulford named vice commander of American Legion district. new officers Mary Tucker and Louis Holland named. Hawkeye Boys State delegates from Hoschler Post chosen for Camp Dodge program. Sheriff Schafer notes Memorial Day weekend had 10 minor accidents, no crimes reported.
In Iowa a long running rumor circulated that the Tennessee Valley Authority could be sold to a private corporation with public investment. Proponents note private ownership would tax towns and states, while federal officials oppose selling. The piece also covers local fines, Taft visit to Vermillion, Delta Delta club, a furniture trade inquiry, and Ervin Krause poems read on WOL radio.
Ervin, a science junior, excels in English with Dreamer Mallards and The Dying Ask Questions selected for a radio program. Kenneth Klemme of Tulsa visited relatives near Akron and works as a lead mechanic for American Airlines. Westmar College instructors Miss Evelyn Allen and Miss Heinsen hosted a breakfast for seniors. Captain Harvey Loter and wife visited Remsen. Wee Loker reported to York for service in Germany. Mrs Loter stays in Remsen. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Luken returned from Arkansas vacation.
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