16 Dec 1960
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1960
Page
1
Harry Golden reflects on New York as a city always living in the future with editors buyers and impresarios planning ahead. He questions why residents are choosing to leave a metropolis famed for romance and anticipation on the hottest August day.
Dennis the Menace creator Ketcham contrasts New York City's population decline with suburbs, industry loss, and slum clearance aftermath. The piece frames NYC as a dinosaur, losing balance as it shed housing, raised realty values, and industries, while other cities and regions gain. It also notes a 1961 English conference at Westmar College.
The Le Mars Daily Sentinel lists publication details and subscription rates and reports an obituary noting two daughters Mrs Helen Muchow of Palatine Ill and Mrs P H Clark of Dayton Ohio two brothers Norbert and Jean Pierre in Luxembourg two sisters Mathilda and Mrs Susan Heuer Des Moines and four grandchildren. The body was taken to the Welson Berger north Side Hietsetagt home.
August Frisch 71 of Sioux City wife Blanche Iverson survived him. Born June 12 1889 in Luxemburg he came to the United States at 16 and lived in Le Mars before moving to Sioux City in 1910. He was an automobile mechanic and longtime manager of the Stockyards garage, a member of First Presbyterian church Morning Side lodge 615 A F and A M and the Sioux City Consistory.
Frithy Iowa tightens local event notice dated December 1966 with regional notes including Le Moire community reference and brief civic matter for publication.
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