06 Jul 1953
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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1953
Page
1
Babson Park Mississippi July 2 speech argues weight, not communism, drives costs in transport. He jokes about gravity and anti gravity alloys to cut freight weight. He urges focus on appetite control and industry to harness gravity without danger.
Installation services for Rev Elder Frushling will be held at Christ Lutheran church Grant township at 10 30 a m on Sunday July 12 The installation will be performed by his father Rev W Fruchling of Auburn Neb An evening reception will follow in the church parlors for congregation members and neighboring pastors
In his remarks Babson recalls a late reply from the Goodyear Co about lighter-than-air craft and ties it to Edison's warning that the young must work, save, and study to seize greater chances than prior generations.
A cautionary note on boat safety explains that overloading can cause loss of control and capsize. It stresses that seat count does not reflect safe capacity, and that boat load depends on shape and size. Lochs require inspection. natural waters rely on advised capacity ratings by state officers.
Eight young men from Plymouth county will leave for induction into the army on July 15. They are Donald Wolbers Le Mars Dwight Wolbers Le Mars Benjamin Holigreve Remsen Ver Southwick Kingsley Fred Wickersch Le Mars Cyril Pick Remsen Roger Banks Westfield Daniel Pick Remsen. Most have recently finished a college course, said Mrs De Brees secretary of the local board.
R F Starzl proposes embossing the word Olco on waxed cardboard wrappers to permanently imprint the required designation on oleo sticks. The idea, tested in shop, would ensure visibility even as oleo softens, with potential one step wrapping and imprinting for automated lines.
James McKibbin Kingsley and Janet Sutherland Piersoo filed for two marriage licenses at the Clerk of Court this past week.
The Globe-Post publishes a partial list of armed services subscribers with more names to follow. Readers are urged to write letters home to servicemen and women. The list includes Leo Kass, Dennis Kanago, Le Roy Kellen, Donald Kellen, John Kessenich, Stanley Kessnick, George Kilker, Kenneth Klave, Albert Klethaver, Charles Klingebiel, Delmar Kloster, Lorenz Kneip, Thomas Kohour, Don Kolker, and others with unit and address details. continued on a later page. An allied note mentions Sgt Dennis Hultgren arriving in Seattle aboard a navy transport as part of 2,673 returning army personnel from Korea.
The article warns that seventy three crowdings occurred last year in unsupervised waters with non swimmers entering rivers and ponds. It stresses the danger of swimming without lifeguards and advises always swimming in supervised areas with trained lifeguards present. It cautions against wading in unfamiliar waters and diving into unknown streams or ponds due to deep holes rocks and debris. It emphasizes seeking help immediately if cramps or exhaustion occur while swimming.
Le Mars audience hears a lively municipal band program under director America H Carey with marches such as If You Could Read My Mind and Western Simplicity, a Vaughn Williams arrangement, solos by Carolyn Coppock, and selections including The Whistling Bobby Royal and Star Spangled Banner.
Cherokee Mayor Alvin Pageter defends parking meters as a lawfully enforced system and outlines public concerns. He cites meter violations by residents, notes enforcement differences between city and rural areas, and asserts funds will fund off street parking facilities and city planning. The statement follows comments by local officials after a baseball game in Omaha where Cardinals and Omaha Cardinals played Thursday night.
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