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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
1
The Le Mars Globe post lists subscription prices paid in advance per year two dollars, other class two fifty, and foreign countries three twenty five. It notes editors R F Staril and states second class matter status at the LeMars post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
Courts permit a receiver winding up a business to receive more money than is paid to a manager succeeding in turning the business around.
History recalls Hon. Louis T. McFadden railing against Hoover's fiscal policies after a floor anecdote. Pennsylvanian voters in the Fifteenth district backed his bid against patronage pressure, despite White House and party leaders opposing him. The episode signals rising congressional independence and potential nationwide consequences.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Dykstra investigated an attempt to derail the 5 pm passenger north of Matlock. Two 100 pound boulders were placed on the track and another on the rail. The engine halted before a wreck occurred with serious loss of life potential. The motive is unknown.
Courtesy to Lieut Commander and Mrs Donald Dalton marked dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs BE A Dalton and Mr and Mrs Guy T Struble of Sioux City. Golf and a luncheon at Le Mars Country Club followed by a birthday party for Shirley Crowley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Crowley, with games and a 5 o'clock birthday luncheon.
Edmund Frandenberg, 20, son of Mr and Mrs William F Strandenberg, three miles south and one east of Marcus, was instantly killed when struck by lightning at 8 oclock Monday morning. His brother Anthony, working with him, was stunned but recovering. The brothers were mowing weeds in an open pasture with hand scythes when the bolt struck. Frandenberg died instantly and Anthony was knocked to the ground. Survivors include parents and several brothers and sisters.
A health resort setting prompts reflection on why patients abandon home doctors and seek quacks. Readers recall common complaints: lack of examination, misdiagnosis, nerve or liver misattributions, unpaid care, and perceived indifference. The piece urges physicians to provide the best care, as even dissatisfied patients deserve proper treatment to curb quackery.
In a period piece, the old fashioned fire engine named Old Dan stays active at the fire house even as it nears its third decade. A stray pup named Notre Dame features in the animal division alongside Joe E. Brown, following him to fires and baseball games. Andy Devine, a former Notre Dame football standout, appears in the film as a member of the baseball team.
Nervous Manhattan residents fear sinking from weight of skyscrapers. The truth is buildings weigh far less than the material removed for foundations. Visit the new George Washington Memorial bridge linking Manhattan and New Jersey, built at a cost of 60 million dollars. Four and a half years were required.
A column reflects on enduring ideas from Chinese sages and Western mentors about dignity, humanity, and work. It contrasts efficiency with moral growth, noting that wealth and productivity pale beside the human soul, and cites Mencius on the people’s importance and governance’s lesser weight.
The June 1 event in a London theater demonstrated real time television with hundreds watching silhouettes on a screen. Experts doubt when or if home television will become common, while some see theater demonstrations as possible in the future.
The city sees women-led sales and Le Noise hindering 44 percent of schools with one third having useless classrooms. Libraries report high demand for cook books as more women cook at home. New York hosts 89 navigation companies and nine railroads, with freight averaging 15 000 car loads daily. A Manhattan wood supply firm notes woodyards fell from 64 to three over the years, yet business remains strong.
The speaker criticizes government spending on post offices as pork barrel projects. He cites Rawlins Wyoming and Tuxedo New York as towns that notified their Washington representatives they do not want $70 000 post offices. Cowboys and millionaires reportedly agree on the stance.
A dated set of kitchen and home making hints covers crop care in gardens, toasting without burning, baby cap strings, and handling fowl preparation. It also notes using towels to ease kitchen cleanup and suggests farm bulletins guiding agriculture.
The famous Mission District fire department wheel horse Old Dan appears in the First National film Fireman, Save My Child, starring Joe Grown, at the Royal Theatre next Tuesday. Once part of San Francisco’s fire laddie days, Old Dan was retired after motorization and sent to Los Angeles for a fire picture. His running mates have since died, leaving Old Dan to train the younger horses used by studios.
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