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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1950
Page
1
The speaker decries labor bosses and union terrorism, arguing that laws were twisted to shield extortion and watch for non strikers. He contends politicians enable union spangsterism via vote influence, citing Florida’s recent election as public backlash evidence.
In Morristown Tennessee governor dispatches militia to shield workers of the American Enka plant from union violence. Police protect a beaten man as union figures threaten witnesses. A National Guard officer intervenes as a union official is arrested, signaling rising backlash against clerical leadership and coercive tactics. Dictator John L Lewis cited as example of control and political risk during elections.
Lauretta of Transfer Foods praises Le Mars as a large shopping hub serving a broad area. The piece notes rising business volume, strong meat and grocery bargains, and households saving on costs by shopping there. It includes two recipes, Chicken Loaf and Macaroni and Cheese De Luxe, with ingredients and instructions.
Jack Nicholson Edwin Mulder Jack Conway Rodney Hammond Roger Sieverding Pat Kelley and others leave Sunday for Camp Dodge to attend Hawkeye Boys State sponsored by a local American Legion unit. They will learn how state county and city governments function and participate in self-government. Selection emphasizes scholarship health character and patriotism as they set up city county and state governments with elected offices and duties.
Frank A Laddreth principal of the local junior and senior high school will be returning to Boys State for the second year as counselor. About sixty men are chosen each year for this duty. These men act as advisors counselors and directors for the state's activities. Mr Juandreth left for Camp Dodge on Saturday.
LeMars lay delegate Leonard Kramer and Rev L L Belk will attend the Iowa District Convention of the American Lutheran church in Waverly Iowa June 5 to 9. Highlights include a memorial service convention paper by Prof A Engelbrecht and a banquet with speaker Dr LT Gullixson.
Mrs Frieda Dahmes of Redwood Falls Minnesota has served as dietitian and head of the college dining hall staff for many years. The faculty and students regret that she cannot continue her work and she will spend part of the summer away from duties.
The report details classroom assignments at Westmark College with Mrs Nellie Fireover and Carl R Brown sharing teaching duties in primary and upper grades. Dubs Building rooms 103 and 104 host the practice school. Landscaping included removing brush, leveling ground for hedge plantings to beautify the drive to the library and east lawn apartments. Recent paving on Second and Third Avenues Southeast improves campus access and reduces dust and wet-weather travel issues.
Local Girl Scouts announce two camps at New Deal Park. Brownie and Fly-up Camp runs June 12 to 16, with 10 am Monday check in at the Scout Cabin. Intermediate Group Camp runs June 19 to 23, check in 9 am Monday. Registration fees 75 cents and $1.00, respectively, with required parent signatures and lunch and card details. Supervisors include Mrs. Robert Walsh as Camp Director and staff Mrs. Wm. F. Rees, Miss Betty Plummer, and Mrs. Thomas Norris as Camp Nurse.
Harold Gunderson, extension entomologist at Iowa State College, says legume seed output hinges on managing insects. Injurious pests cut yields unless controlled, while honeybees boost pollination beyond wild insects. He advises careful DDT use to protect alfalfa and clovers, with two applications recommended.
The report discusses pollination in legume seed fields with advice from Floyd Paddock of Iowa State College. Recommendations include placing 1 pound of chlordane or 1.2 pounds of oxaphene per acre, and using DDT in spray if needed. Early season arrangements with beekeepers are urged to ensure adequate bee presence and allow time to move hives.
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