Roosevelt Terms To Finland Spark Debate In Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune reports Finland accepted Russia's armistice terms and must pay 300 million dollars in indemnities over six years. The piece argues Roosevelt's policy oscillates between restraint and subservience to Stalin, with critics claiming his leverage erodes under Soviet political influence and U.S. labor movements.
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Chicago Tribune
Finland
Russia
Ernst von Born
Roosevelt
Stalin
Labor Party
CIO
Churchill
Law Says We Have Mix With Black people and Like It
Des Moines drug store employees face civil rights charges for refusing to serve a Black man and his white wife at the lunch counter. If convicted, the clerk and manager could be fined up to $100 and jailed 30 days. The source notes an Iowa statute requiring service of all patrons in public dining places.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Controversial law blamed for interracial dining cases
The piece argues the law forces service to interracial couples, claiming slavery era attitudes and chauvinism drive business losses at eateries. It blames politicians who passed the law and asserts white workers must serve Black customers, painting the policy as flawed and provocative.
Censorship Critique by War Correspondents in Europe and Pacific
Washington veterans of the press urge return to London reporting, accusing army officers of seeking unit publicity and suppressing losses. They cite Saipan coverage which underestimated casualties, noting reports were censored by brass data. Censorship, they argue, distorts truth from France to the Pacific.
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London
France
Washington
Pacific
Saipan
Brass
Fala Story Sparks Indignant Roosevelt Campaign Speech
A Saturday night speech attributed to Roosevelt drew heavy criticism for quoting Hitler and discussing his dog Fala. The column accuses him of ducking a destroyer return story and insists he did not deny the trip, only downplaying the cost and implying the dog was indignant.
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Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Little Dog
Fala
Dan Tobin
Rosevelt
Dewey
Agayne
Gayne
North Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Reuben James
Rooseevilt
College Clubs Host Receptions and Freshman Activities
The Y M C A and Y W C A plan a Monday college church reception with Helen Spong and Elton Garrison arranging. A College Women's Club dinner is set for Wednesday. Freshman class elects Delbert Kurtz to student council with officers to be chosen later and Gleam editing duties underway. Aviation studies begin November 1 with 15 to 20 in the class. Dr. E M Miller travels to Mayer Minnesota to speak at Evangelical Church. Mrs Miller accompanies.
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Helen Spong
Y. W
Elton Garrison
College Women’s Club
E. M. Miller
B. F. Zuehl
Mabel Jones
Elma Doeschne
Elen Thompson
H. May Thomas
Delbert Kurtz
Mayer
Minn
Evangelical
Wm. Buller
Plymouth county Boy Scout Court of Honor program
The 25th Boy Scout anniversary and Court of Honor in Plymouth county was held Thursday September 21. The program included Advance colors and Pledge of Allegiance led by Scout Donald Grahlman, Scout Oath by Grahlman, and introductions of visitors and district officers. History of Scouting in Plymouth county followed, with J C Gillespie introduced as first district chairman and C W Pitts as chairman, plus Dr A W Aitken vice chairman and Dr A M Mauer commissioner.
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Plymouth County
Donald Grahlman
J. ¢C. Gillespie
C. W. Pitts
A. W. Aitken
A. M. Mauer
Scout Leaders and Awards From Plymouth Kingsley Troops
A listing of Scout leaders across Plymouth and Cherokee districts with moving pictures at Ph lore Scout Ranch E Doornink and A Mauer in charge. Awards announced include Tenderfoot J Tolsma Second Class Bill Hartmann First Class Eugene Hanson and multiple merit badges across troops 181 184 185 and 78.
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A. M. Mauer
P. Mouw
Sioux County
Philmont
E. Doornink
Tenderfoot
C. W. Pitts
Plymouth County
H. N. Kluckhohn
F. C. Woolworth
Floyd Area
A. W. Aitken
E. Twigg
Cherokee County
R. Cook
L. Osem
Prairie Gold
Akron
Herman Bellmer
Kingsley
B. R. Tuttle
Merrill
Zeno Reising
LeMars
Joeln T. Shepherd
Wm. Wichelman
Rey Galden
J. Tolsma
Marion Athens
Donald Bos
Erwin Clouse
Elmer Rolfes
Robert Zensen
Virgil Vender Loo
Robert Spies
Eugene Hanson
Virgil Vander Loo
Jim Boyd
Carter Pitts
KETTLER DUN NED IN SEATTLE WEDDING NOTICE
News of the marriage of Cleg Kettler daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Kettler and Keith Dunn Navy lieutenant son of Mr and Mrs John J Dunn of LeMars. Ceremony held in Winter Chapel at St James Cathedral Seattle on Sept 19 at 8 30 p m Father Andrew P Donahue officiating. Attendants Kathleen Hieser and Lieut John Brooks USN. The bride and attendant wore navy pine suits while groom and best man wore navy dress blues.
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Cleg Kettler
Leo Kettler
Keith Dunn
Yice
Navy
John J. Dunn
LeMars
St. James Cathedral
Seattle
Wash
Andrew P. Donahue
Kathleen Hieser
John Broks
USN
Stanton Church Honors Family Moving To New Home
Members and friends of Stanton church gathered in the church basement on Thursday night, Sept. 21, for a fellowship farewell for the Art Zimmerman family. The program included a devotional, group performances, special music by Barbara Schrooten and Donna Berner, and a piano duet, with the church school superintendent presenting a framed keepsake.
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Stanton Church
Art Zimmerman
Barbara Schrooten
Donna Berner
Clifford Kregg
Stanton church notes Zimmerman retirement move
The W M S social committee served refreshments after fellowship. The Zimmermans mark 31 years since moving to their farm and retire to LeMars. Stanton church plans to stay in touch with them and their three sons in the navy and coast guard. Also reported are Mrs Helen Wilken’s return from Sacred Heart hospital, and Mrs Wonders’ care in Otho. District eight youth rally in October and a church basement fellowship supper on Sept 29 with Rev George Dunn of Sioux City to give a message.
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Zimmermans
Stanton Church
LeMars
Zimmerman
United States
Navy
Coast Guard
Stanton
Helen Wilken
Sacred Heart Hospital
Wonders of
Otho
District Eight Young Peoples
Evangelical Youth Fellowship
Donald Fischer
California
Russell Knapp
Flying Students Here Marcus News Quoted Certificates
Marcus News, Leon Wallin and Harvey Geibe received medical certificates qualifying them for civil aeronautics. The trio’s credentials enable participation in upcoming civil aviation programs and related training opportunities in the region.
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Marcus News
Leon Wallin
Harvey Geibe
Civil Aeronautics
Formal installation rites at gt ceremony
The formal installation of officials occurred with James Kempiy presiding and Lois Orban, Leonati, and Pauley presented to their respective offices. Senior leaders Erdman, Brennan, Ortman Ahlers were named with a pledge to duties as junior and senior class officers were elected, including Ahlers as president and Erdman as treasurer.
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Lois Orban
Cami
Leonati
Secretar Pauley
Robert Ahlers
Pyard Thill
Pat Brea Erdman
Soaphomores
Jean Kohout
Theg Ortman
Richard Ly Freshmen
Preys Bray
Ker
Maree
Imelda x
Redwood Bil From Redwood Bark For Wool and Felt Fabrics
A brief note describes creating wool and felt fabrics from redwood bark as a sustainable textile craft. The item highlights processing methods to produce fibers suitable for felting and weaving.
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