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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
1
A writer critiques voters and leaders for lacking intelligence and courage on real issues. He argues excuses about emallness mask the absence of candidates addressing substantive concerns, cites political leaders misusing parties, and urges readers to dig in and study the matter. He acknowledges he is ready to discuss specifics.
Chicago Tribune reporter Mr Edwards details congressional testimony on a smear campaign against critics of the New Deal. The scheme, titled playing Hitler's game, is led by Robert Deet and Harold D Lasswell with Leigh heading foreign broadcast intelligence at the FCC before leaving.
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on upper and lower plates for a firmer, more comfortable fit. It claims no gummy taste, an alkaline non acid formula, and it prevents denture odor. Available at any drug store.
The piece attacks Harold Lasswell and a government funded propaganda analysis unit in the Library of Congress, alleging they manipulate press critique of the New Deal by aligning it with Nazi themes. It accuses them of secrecy, collusion with the FCC and OWI, and of distributing edited broadcasts to shape public opinion by repeating large falsehoods.
341% years amortized. A Home Owned Co-operative. Money at cost. It will pay you to call or write Plymouth County National Farm Loan Ass'n., 406 6th street, Sioux City. Or inquire of these directors: JOS. J.KEMP, Oyens, J. P. LUDWIG, Remsen. Co. PL KLOSTER, LeMars, A. T. STOKES, LeMars. J. HENRY LUCKEN, Akron.
A LeMars family reunion on June 14 honored Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Kuiken who moved from Maurice to Nebraska. Attendees included T. Van Bruggen and Henry Van Bruggen couples, Clifford Reinking, Clarence Kuiken, John Vander Schaaf and families. A noon picnic followed. Dr. F. C. Cairy of Sioux City visited at Mrs. Craik’s home. Luella Olsen and daughter visited Lila Sonicksen, Joe Klein and daughter from Sioux Center called on friends. D. Huennink and family of McNally joined Henry VanderVen’s for Friday evening. Mrs. Robi Fisher was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Earl Miller. Geraldine Poll and Viola Westergaard, students at W. U. C. in LeMars, were guests.
A family gathering at John Dekker's farm took place Sunday evening to congratulate him on his birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Knuekel and Mrs. Henry Van, among others, joining the celebrants in a quiet tribute at the home.
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