Purge movement targets Harrington by Willkie Roosevelt allies
The Inconoclast reprints in today’s Globe Post announce a state wide purge against congressmen who opposed Roosevelt’s war policy before U S entry. It argues neutrality foes are punished while pro war shooters delay, urging readers to sign nomination papers to protest the purge and support Harrington.
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Vincent Harrington
Iowa
Inconoclast
Globe- Post
Republicran
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Willkie
Globe Post
Harrington
Globe Post Office
Roosevelt appoints MacArthur to command Pacific battleground
The article declares President Roosevelt has named General Douglas MacArthur to lead the entire Pacific theater. It lauds the Australians, refutes earlier indecision, and asserts MacArthur will relieve forces on Bataan and Corregidor, framing a decisive, hopeful shift in the war effort.
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Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
ABCD
Australia
South America
United States
MacArthur
Luzon
Philippines
Bataan
Corregidor
McArthur
Teachers Are Re elected at Western Union College
The Western Union College board of trustees held its annual session with Bishop F E W Praetorius of St Paul presiding. President D O Kime reported growing strength and solid attendance despite wartime pressures. The entire faculty was re elected and a flexible budget was prepared to sustain the ongoing college program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union College
F E. W. Praetorius
St. Paul
D. O. Kime
College board re-elects members and approves hangar space plan
Members at large R J Koehler and Attorney C D Roseberry were unanimously reelected for three years. Roy Geier of Ortonville Minnesota was elected for another three year term. The board authorized a summer school session from June 2 to August 21 to address teacher training needs. Nearly all trustees attended, touring the new gymnasium and airport. Representatives from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Kansas South Dakota Colorado joined the meeting.
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R. J. Koehler
C. D. Roseberry
Roy Geier
Ortonville
Minn
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Kansas
South Dakota
Colorado
Paul McNutt Enlists In Naval Reserve
Plymouth county agent Paul McNutt, 27, enlisted yesterday in Sioux City as a radio mate in the U S Naval Reserve. If he clears a Des Moines hurdle he will go to Chicago for months of training. Navy seeks building tradesmen ages 17 to 50 with minimal color vision issues. Other Plymouth county enlistees on March 16 were Charles H. Bartholomew, John V. Waldschmitt Jr., and Henry J. Christoffel.
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Paul. E&. McNutt
Plymouth County
Sioux City
U. S. Naval Reserve
Des Moines
George Pavlik
Chicago
Plymouth
Nicholas Feller
Navy
Ans
Charles H. Bartholomew
John V. Waldschmitt Jr
Henry J. Christoffel
Love Pirates of Hawaii operetta at high school auditorium
The burlesque style show features Miss Primer and make believe pirates turning real desperados as cooks. Lieutenant Woods uncovers the danger while Miss Mary Seymour directs the colorful performance with music. Matinee March 25 at 2 30 and evening March 27 at 8 00. tickets from junior high students or at the door. no reserved seats.
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Miss Primer
Woods
U. S
Mary Seymour
Pioneer Banker Called By Death
Funeral services for G. L. Wernli will be Friday at 2:30 PM at Mauett's funeral home with Rev. W. H. Hubbard officiating. Burial in Le Mars cemetery follows. Wernli, an early Le Mars banker, was respected for integrity and community growth influence. Wallace Wernli learns of his uncle William Wernli's death in Los Angeles, noting William’s 87 years and earlier work as a teacher, bookseller, and businessman in Le Mars.
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Mauett
W. H. Hubbard
le Mars
G. L. Wernl
Wallace Wernli
William Wernli
Los Angeles
Calfornia
G. L. Wernli
Oskosh
Wisconsin
William
Galena
Ill
Chicago
Correctionvile
Belle Stough
Achievement Day Addresses Farm Unity and Defense
A Civilian Defense committee member reports visiting the White House and urges farmers to unite to protect agriculture. She warns against division among citizens, noting that without solidarity the nation risks defeat after war. She emphasizes not aiding the enemy and supports the garden program urged by the USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Women urged food production and morale
A Plymouth County meeting highlighted wartime food goals with Mrs Sayre urging farm families to boost home food production as a key defense. She stressed education, democracy, and enduring effort, noting 16 workers behind each frontline soldier and the need for everyone to contribute where suited. The event concluded the county Home Project study groups with a luncheon and an afternoon program.
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Iowa Farm Women
Emerson
Home Project
Iowa State College
Jesson
Methodist Church
le Mars
Gordon Stokes
Plymouth County
Farm
Bureau
Walter W. Held
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Sayre
Perry Dull
Cherokee County
W. M. Hubbard
Paul E. McNutt
Benita G. Smith
Third Draft Machine Names List Fragment
A partial readable passage lists multiple individuals with numbers and surnames, including Joseph Ahlers Le Mars, Joseph Donlin Le Mars, Wesley Hamilton Merrill, Cornelius Wolf Remsen, John Renken Le Mars, Vincent Benson Hinton, William Mce Kibbin Kingsley, Nicholas Trauffer Le Mars, Harry Kavarna Hinton, Clifford Lamoureux Akron, William Pratt, Earl Riedig er Hinton, amid page notation.
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Joseph A. Ahlers
LeMars
Joseph Thomas Donlin
Wesley Guy Hamilton
Merrill
Cornelius HH. Wolf
Remsen
John Arend Renken
Vincent Feric Benson
Hinton
William Joseph Mce- Kibbin
Kingsley
Nicholas Joseph Trauffer
le Mars
Harry Kavarna
Clifford Elzeor Lamoureux
Akron
William Francis Pratt
Kearl Fremont Riediger
List of Akron Le Mars residents names and addresses
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple individuals with numbers and locations like Akron Le Mars and Sioux City. The text appears to be a roster or directory fragment naming dozens of people including Joseph Edward Dalton Arthur Henry Hasenbank Will Claud Williams Felix Charles Trauffer Raymond Carl Guttner Arnold William Klemme Albert John Rommes Lawrence Kass Lawrence Leo Frisch Walter Franzen Alvin Arvind Searls John Harold McHale Maurice Darwin Cope Carl William Ahrendt Willard Charles Shaw Lyle Fay McInnis Hays Herbert Barr Raymond John Tentinger Francis Louis Hazel Wallace William Rees.
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Joseph Edw. Dalton
Akron
Arthur Henry Hasenbank
Wm. Claud Williams
LeMars
Felix Charles Trauffer
Raymond Carl Guttner
Remsen
Arnold William Klemme
Albert John Rommes LeMars
Lawrence A. Kass
le Mars
Lawrence Leo Frisch
Walter Frank Franzen
Kingsley
Alvin Arvind Searls
John Harold McHale
Brunsville
Maurice Darwin Cope
Carl William Ahrendt
Willard Charles Shaw
Sioux City
Lyle Fay McInnis
Raymond John Tentinger
Francis Louis Hazel
LeMar
Wallace William Rees
Fourth 100 64 69 70 3 T4 75 474 Walter Holder
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals with partial IDs and locations such as Walter David Holder of Westfield, Donald John Harnack of Ames, Vincent John Murray, Anthony Michael Runland of Hinton, Flavius Richard Mey Lyren Gerrit Den Har tog of Le Mars, Reverrett Hobbs and Oscar Kapfer of Akro, Joseph Patrick Kelleher of LeMars, George E Lau of Hinton, Herman Dick Weyen, and Erwin Winfield Eaton, indicating a contact or registry-like roll call with varied towns across Iowa.
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Walter David Holder
Westfield
Donald John Harnack
Ames
Vincent John Murray
Kingsley
Anthony Michael Runland
Hinton
Flavious Richard Meyer
Lyren Gerrit den Hartog, Jr
le Mars
Mag
Leslie Rozell
le Mar
Reverett Allen Hobbster Loscar
William Kapfer
Akro
Joseph Patrick Kelleher
LeMars
George E. Lau
Herman Dick Weyen
Erwin Winfield Eaton
Local Notables and Residences Listed in Public Record
A truncated public notice lists numerous names with numbered identifiers and birthplaces, including Milton William Remer Akron LeMars Remsen Hinton LeMars Akron, and others such as George Preston Born holtz Remsen Earl Phillip Schmitz Carl Haim Renken Clifford Richard Craig Merle Francis Edwards LeMars Anton Raphael Sud telgte Remsen Lawrence Raymond Luken LeMars William Bernard Borchers Akron Elmer Paul Steffen Frank Rosenbaum.
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Milton William Remer
LeMars
George Preston Bornholtz
Hinton
Earl Phillip Schmitz
Remsen
Carl Haim Renken
Clifford Richard Craig
Merle Francis Edwards
Anton Raphael Sudtelgte
Lawrence Raymond Luken
William Bernard Borchers
Akron
Elmer Paul Steffen
Frank Rosenbaum
Westfield
Arthurdale and New Deal Dreams in Tugwell Era
A critical reminiscence of Arthurdale projects and Tugwell era policies. It recalls 1930s experiments including a furniture factory plan, lease lend housing, and debates over government spending. The piece contrasts warted jobs, tractor plants, and socialization endeavors with voter choices. It notes outcomes in Union township school items and student activities.
Union Cub Editors Lead High School Class Tourney
Union Cub Editors Celesta Featherston and Betty Hoyt report a week of class tournaments. Monday the junior class defeated the senior class 23 to 18, Tuesday the sophomores beat the freshmen 28 to 14, and Wednesday the sophomores continued strong in the remaining games.
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Celesta Featherston
Betty Hoyt
List of Names and Codes From LeMars Area Records
A garbled OCR extract lists multiple individuals with associated numeric codes and fragments. Names include Edward John Rolling, Arthur koy White, Richard Vincent Nash, Edward Anthony Dur band, Edger Raymond Hous er Otwihta Vey, Louis Edward Albright, Oscar Henry Peters, Fred Carl Husman, Clarence Henry Nason, Arthur John Levins, John Robert Litterick, Chris J. P. Long, among others, with various numbers such as 90, 418, 53, 138, 1341, 111, 1279, 96, and 1255 interspersed. The text appears to be an index or roster fragment rather than a complete article.
Arthurdale sale slashes federal housing aid in West Virginia
Federal largesse at Arthurdale West Virginia has collapsed. A $2 600 000 federal housing project will be sold to former tenants for $175 000 on credit with no down payment, creating a loss of about $2 425 000. The move, tied to Eleanor Roosevelt and the New Deal era, follows an adverse vote against her wish and mirrors a retreat in public optimism.
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Ludlow
Indiana
Shafer
Michigan
Arthurdale
Battle Creek
Tugwell
West Virginia
Ton Breen
MacArthur
Maynus Chaney
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