28 May 1942
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1942
Page
1
The remark notes that Hitler’s propagandists ignore a key rule to publish only easily verifiable lies, implying his regime struggles with producing credible messaging. The observation highlights a strategic flaw in the Nazi propaganda apparatus and its difficulty in maintaining believable deception.
The fragment notes an advance payment totaling 2.50 per year and 1.25 for eleven months, indicating revised pricing terms. The terse wording lacks context or full details on services or dates.
An Iowa editor warns that wartime regimentation harms small towns and merchants across America. He argues Washington policies, wage laws, and anti small business measures risk gutting rural communities, increasing poverty, and hollowing the home front amid the war effort.
The purge against prewar noninterventionists failed in Pennsylvania. Fifteen Republican congressmen who opposed war before Pearl Harbor were renominated except Rep. Jarrett who ran at large after gerrymander. Two Democratic prewar interventionists failed renomination. Past echoes 1938 show the administration’s purge lacking public support.
Americans turning to overseas broadcasts for a laugh hear axis news claiming the American cruiser Marblehead sunk. In reality Marblehead limped into port under its own power, damaged but repairable, with most crew ready for action. Other ships mentioned are known to be in service. The fake reports reveal axis deception and urge skepticism toward foreign broadcasts.
All Spring Dresses Suits Coats and Ensembles now half price. Can be worn now and all summer and fall. Large selection at sizes Clara Owen Shop Pvt J Ralph Norell returned at Camp Forrest Tenn Monday after visiting with his wife and baby at the home of the former's parents Mr and Mrs George Movan
Sanda Van Whye, 16 months, of Ireton, burned by hot water. Suzanne Tolsma, 8, injured riding bicycle when a wire on the ground pierced her leg to the bone. Various local patients ill or recuperating at Sacred Heart and Lutheran hospitals in LeMars Sioux City correctionville Grant and Remsen. Birth: baby son born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loutsch in Fort Dodge weighing 11 pounds 7 ounces.
A May birth notice lists a boy born to Mr and Mrs M H Benson of Ireton on May 22 and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Robert Macklenberg of Remsen on May 26.
At the final Western Union College meeting of the year the Albright Fellowship designated fifty dollars to provide bibles and religious literature for men in service. President Harvey Schroeder of Edgar, Nebraska announced the donation.
The College Players presented two well interpreted plays Tuesday evening before a fine audience.
The plays formed projects for the class in Public Speaking under Professor Eugene Osborne guiding the program.
The piano recital by students of Professor Frank Jewett drew an appreciative audience. Players spanned several ages and Professor Jewett assisted on the second piano, highlighting the community concert’s focus on young musicians advancing in music.
Mrs. E. L. Fireoved completed an auto trip to Jewell Kansas on Tuesday and attended the funeral of an aunt there, reported from the area.
The annual Vacation Church School sponsored by First Presbyterian Hildreth Memorial St Johns Evangelical and Reformed First Baptist and First Methodist opens Monday morning June 1 at 9:00 with registration at 8:00. Sessions run for ten days from 9:00 to 11:30. Courses cover Beginners Primaries Juniors and Intermediates guided by Mrs W M Hubbard and staff with trips planned to Sioux City for some groups. A 25 cent registration per child applies, or 50 cents per family if more than two children attend.
Maurice Iowa area notes detail Rev Den Ouden and family arriving for his baccalaureate address, with other residents moving, visiting, or transferred including Capt Ivan Roggen, Mrs Vogelaar recovering from leg amputation, and multiple families visiting relatives in Maurice and nearby towns.
Mrs Abel Popma and family plan care arrangements for Mrs Popma. Mrs De Boer, formerly Madge Popma, visits. Mr and Mrs Walter Schreur and family of Alton see Mrs Gertrude Meylink. Rev G Bosch hosts visitors. Roggen visits Sioux Valley Hospital. De Jager of Middleburg visits parents. Boyd families spend weekend at Spirit Lake. Westra of Worthington en route to Denver. Roggen of Sheldon visits. Younger of Hospers and family, Mrs Schutz of Granville call on Schlessger home. Mrs Oggel hosts Ladies Aid. Fox of Cheyenne vacationing with Linnan family. Alma and Ralph Vander Burg attend graduation services.
Brunsville residents report visitors from Elk Point Spencer and Sioux City. Billie Bruns returns home after months helping Bill Dirks while Edna Dirks assists with housework. Pupils enjoy a Brunsville picnic in LeMars park and a matinee. Monthly workers include Dina Diediker and Diediker family noted in Sioux City. A measles case appears and St Peter’s Lutheran men shingle the parsonage.
Hinton Mr and Mrs Ronald Clark of Gaza Ta visited Sunday at the A M Lindbloom home. Mr and Mrs Clinton Richards were also mentioned in the brief social item.
A scattered summary of local events and visits in Hinton and nearby areas. Families like Mr. and Mrs. M and Arlene from 3 D, the Casper family, and visitors from Sioux City are mentioned along with a large crowd at a community picnic, school events, a funeral service for Mrs. Schindel, and various social visits at homes and churches.
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