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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1944
Page
1
Le Mars Globe-Post notes Hastings Neb Tribunes review of a postwar design volume titled Family Behavior Attitude and Possessions. It mocks the study’s focus on home habits such as bathroom routines and mirror use, highlighting odd findings like how many women use a triple mirror and how often people dress while seated.
Letters detail W A Peek and Clem Karl in Army life with two sons serving in England and Texas, plus a long tract urging private enterprise based on Bill of Rights understanding. The piece argues for broader public education on economics, warns against New Deal deficits, and promotes distributing Bill of Rights wall pieces nationwide.
R J Thomas of the United Automobile Workers C I O calls unions to bear power with responsibility arguing there can be no legitimate picket lines and warning against wildcat strikes as America faces wartime tensions. He appeals to conservative workers while noting public officials have tolerated labor unrest since earlier approvals of sit down strikes.
A clipped 1940 party pamphlet question and answer sheet addressed to Republican delegates at the Chicago convention. It recites metrics on past defeats, current voter base growth, and forecasts Franklin D Roosevelt as the central adversary, posing critical campaign questions about electability, influence, and funding.
The columnist decries a Supreme Court ruling under Justice Black that all insurance is under federal power, reversing a century of state control. They warn of socialized insurance, loss of state solvency and personal freedom, urging action against federal overreach amid fears of Europeanization and fiscal collapse.
A meeting record notes our leader and assistant present. We sang songs and held a business session. Harpie Linderer is named as county office candidate with Lola Byres as campaign speaker. The Marion Merry Maids performed Gustaf's Toast.
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