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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
3
Elmer Laddusaw Funeral Details Listed
Obituary notes Elmer Laddusaw who farmed and died recently. He married Marian Brennan on August 27, 1931 at St James Church. Survived by wife Mary Francella, father Samuel, six siblings including Mrs Sheehan and Mrs Schulmoeller. one daughter and mother preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Brennan
St. James Church
L. J. Cooper
Mary Francella
Samuel Laddusaw
John Sheehan
Shermand Lawrence
LeMars
Walter
Sioux Falls
Joseph Schulmoeller
Granville
Iowa
Will Have Index All Merchandise
A downtown information booth will list stores stocking merchandise and provide correct local time. The small, brightly decorated booth aims to avoid traffic interference and will include a lighting effect as a city highlight.
Loses In Fight To Remove Dam
A local dispute over dam removal continues with a postponed meeting due to bad weather. The report notes a golf lunch at Mrs. Lyle Hubbel's home at noon and mentions last week's meeting was postponed because of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Hubbel
Safety Margin Believed Small Continued on Page Four
The article argues that global power leans toward moderate governments and parties though the margin remains small. It claims progress against barbarians has halted their advance and predicts future restraint if trends continue.
Miracle on the rails in Tyrone town tale of hope
Chicago man Joe Leitsinger rode the Golden State Limited by mistake, clinging on a narrow ledge as it sped past Tyrone Oklahoma toward Dalhart Texas. Despite freezing wind and deadly trestles, hope kept him alive until a miraculous stop near Guymon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Leitsinger
Chicago
Joe
Tyrone
Okla
No. 1
No. 3
Golden State Limited
Hooker
Dalhart, Tex
Guymon
Hope
Dalhart
Guyman
Golden Limited
Patience and Courage in Face of Extremist Pressure
Lippmann warned that rightists defend property rights while leftists deny them. He likened world affairs to a theater fire requiring cool headed, practical moderation to prevent stampede and tragedy. He argued peace and prosperity depend on accommodation among conflicting interests accepting practical compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippman
Lippmann
Lippman For Moderation In Turbulent Times
Walter Lippman warned against absolutist rulers and the belief in a divine right to govern. He urged young people to stay neutral and support moderate parties to preserve liberal civilization. He linked violent rhetoric with unsettled postwar life and urged unity among free nations against threats from all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippman
Exemption debate and AFL CIO tensions in Iowa politics
The tax exemption discussion cites Mitchell on permanent intentions for land use, with Rep. Dean Pels en near accuracy on refunds. Iowa AFL CIO factional fights unfold in Sioux City with leaders Green and Lewis vying for influence and a contested presidency amid miners and craft-focused rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Dean W. Pelsen
Eldora
AFL
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
A. F. of L
William Green
Iowa
Sioux City
CIO
Green
J. C. “Shady” Lewis
Des Moines
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Albert J. Couch
Alf Hjort
Frank Wilson
Louis Baldrina
Albia
Swimming Classes Now Organized
Public notice invites all ages to enroll in beginners classes at the bath house with details posted on the Bulletin Board. seasoned swimmers may also improve technique for higher proficiency as stated by Mr. Moyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath House
Controversy Rises Over Proposed LeMars Ordinances
City officials revisit multiple proposals including a wheel tax on all goods carriers such as Wells milk trucks and Hart wagons, health examination rules for food handlers, anti disturbance measures, and barber and beauty shop ordinances, sparking broad debate on taxation and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Hart
Beauticians
Sioux City
Pla
Flowers and Politics Stir Officials in Iowa
The text notes Flowers For Wallace as Lew Wallace, Iowa motor vehicle superintendent, fuming when a girl employee offered a flower to his secretary. It mentions Phil Sprowl flowers and media coverage, plus a highway patrol applicant nearly blocked by an insurance sales pitch. State Auditor C W Storms defends audits amid liquor commission probes and relief policy reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aires
Iowa
Legion
Wallace
Lew Wallace
Phil Sprowl
Highway Patrol
C. W. Storms
Liquor Commission
Pretty Wedding in Grant Township
A wedding in Grant Township featured the bride and Harlan Heeren as the couple. The ceremony included music by Anna Heeren and singing by Anna and Norman Heeren with Edna Heeren. A peach, white, and aqua reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple plans to reside on a Ruble-area farm after June 7 and a wedding dance is set for June 8 at Brunsville hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Heeren
Anna Heeren
Jesus
Anna
Norman Heeren
Edna Heeren
Minnie van Hagel
Elnora Heeren
Ruble
Brunsville Hall
Dull Accepts Danchik's Challenge for Kittenball Diamonds
The article outlines a humorous lineup battle as Dull and Danchik prepare for a dedication game at the new kittenball diamond. It lists players with nicknames, a club physician, and hearse-like safety measures, noting supporters from local officials and a plan to entertain with a singing doctor after the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pew
Center Gardens
Pete Wiltgen
Larry O'Toole
Danchik
Jim Kelley
Slide Kelley
Bill Arendt
al Meis
Bull-Moose
Hemphill
Dizzy Dean
H. H. Jones
Grasshoppers
Dick Tool
S. H. Luken
Berb Haas
Clarence Roseberry
Dick DeKay
Gashouse Fame
Jim Farley
Frank Hentges
G-Man
Hentges
Danchilk
Doc Carnazzo
Doc
Bob Mauer
Judge Pitts
Justice Koenig
Frank Smith
Dull
New Park
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Democrat
Miss Quillen’s
Royal & March Theatre
Maid OF Salem
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Elmer Laddusaw
Whitewae
Pete's
Imperial Swing Band
Ronald Carey
LE Mars Park
Swimming Campaign
W. J. Moyle
Floyd Gibbons
Nelson G. Kraschel
Hubert Utterback
Utterback
State House
Leslie Ross
Sidney
E. C. More
Cedar Rapids
Ros
Fort Madison
Washington
C. L. Herring
Herring
Wekly
Kraschel
Miles
Social Welfare Board
Grant Township
Ces
Cntrol
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto County
Real Silk Hosiery Mills Company of
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Joe Hand
John W. Hubbard
Hand
Hubbard
James Deland
Odds and Ends
H. Central
Shoe Store
John M. Vollmar
Sunkist
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