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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
4
The Globe Post invites readers to send in news or reports to the office or reporters and correspondents. Desk blotters available in colors at ten cents each.
Editorial from The Witness of Dubuque Iowa argues the Iowa primary victory by Senator Gillette halts conspiracy against the Constitution but does not end it. It says centralized government is slowed but not stopped and that the battle for the American Constitution is won, not the war, with Iowa remaining a Democratic state.
The Witness frames the Iowa primary as a defense of the Constitution against Washington backed rule, praising Senator Gillette and warning that a Democratic or totalitarian drift would jeopardize American and Catholic freedoms. It argues Catholics must defend constitutional liberty against demagogic claims and political pressure.
A correction clarifies John Lubben led John von Hagel by 17 votes in Grant township for assessor, not 3 as reported. One precinct showed the 3 vote lead. Huxtable and Southwick tallies were reversed, giving Huxtable the larger total. Also notes Mrs. Scheidler’s illness and hospital reading requests attached to the Globe-Post.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kurth of Mapleton on June 15. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Dawson of Remsen on June 15. Fred Anderson of Merrill was rushed to Sacred Heart Hospital Friday after a chicken bone lodged in his throat. a physician removed the obstruction.
Goodyear introduces Life Guard, a reserve fabric tire within a tube, designed to slow a blowout and reduce crashes. Local dealer C P Kistle says the device has saved hundreds of owners and notes higher highway danger in hot weather and with worn tires than in cold.
Mr. Kistle warns vacation travelers driving at high speeds on summer roads face tire failures that could cause crashes. He promotes LifeGuards as a safety device to prevent loss of control and allow a safe stop instead of swerving into ditches or rollovers.
Rev Burnett Holland spoke at the Evangelical church service Sunday morning as part of the ongoing W U College News coverage continued from page 1.
The 1938 class returns as the present pastor at Fonda while students on campus will harvest and can peas using a home made pea huller. A venetian blinds unit is added in manual arts with Amos Williams supervising. Several summer session students will take county exams Wednesday to Friday.
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