Alesch Critiques Eisenhower Farm Program Record
Gustav Alesch voices strong opposition to Eisenhower's farm plan, calling it ineffective and harmful. He accuses the administration of misleading farmers, praises no stabilizing price measures, and warns that Republican policy favors elites while risking farmer hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Alesch
Congress
our state
Eisenhower
Congressional Republican Committee
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Simpson
Washington, D. C
United States
Laboring Stan
Department of Agriculture
Reservations Open for Community Improvement Clinic
Reservations for the LeMars public school clinic on April 3 1936 are via the Chamber of Commerce. Roze Rogers secretary says events start 10:00 a m with a punch table discussion led by Supt Harvey No Kluckhohn, followed by a noon luncheon. Mrs Martin Van Oosterhout will preside in the afternoon with topics on citizen analysis of community needs and mobilization of resources. Dr O Kime of Westmar College and Arlie Pierson of Plymouth extension service provide summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Improvement Council
LeMars
Chamber of Commerce
Roze Rogers
Harvey No Kluckhohn
ciizens
Martin Van Oosterhout
Orange City
O. Kime
Westmar college
Arlie Pierson
Plymouth couply extension service
Philbrick talks draw 2500 plus at LeMars events
Herbert Philbrick spoke to more than 2,500 people in LeMars on Wednesday March 7 with 1,267 at the evening Community Forum setting a record while about 1,500 attended a late afternoon coffee hour at the college The busy schedule included a 4 30 dinner with the American Legion auxiliary and a home visit with the Francis Aebury group after the high school address He also met the International Relations club and TV aired another Philbrick episode titled Lived Three Liss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Philbrick
LeMars
BESO
Community Forum
persys
college
Phitbuck
American Legion auxiliary
Hammers cafe
Francis Aebury
First Methodist church
Louis Neumayer
Philbrickh
Philbrich
Philbrick
LeMars Hosts Quad City Music Festival 1956
LeMars high school and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor the Quad City Music Festival on May 2 1956 with participating schools LeMars Cherokee Storm Lake and Grove. Rehearsals start at 10:00 am with lunch. a downtown parade at 4:00 pm. picnic lunch served by the chamber. possible evening concert at Municipal Park or the high school auditorium depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
LeMars Chamber of Commerce
Quad City
Cherokee
Storm Lake
da Grove
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Park
New Fishing Laws for Iowa Regs Set by Commission
The 1956 Iowa fishing regulations issued by the State Conservation Commission include a continuous open season for catfish silver bass and rock bass with no size limits on largemouth and smallmouth bass plus continuous open season on Wiese bass in boundary waters. Northern pike daily catch and possession limits reduced to three and six respectively while sand sturgeon rock sturgeon and paddlefish have continuous open seasons in all Iowa waters. A continuous open trout season with no daily limit is established. Effective March 1, 1956 to March 1957. seasons begin on the Saturday before the old opening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
boundary
Quad City Festival Hosts Four Towns In Rotation
The Quad City Festival rotates among four towns with each hosting. About 400 students attend the day, while 300 parents and visitors also participate. The host school invites area schools and the Chamber of Commerce supplies advertising and picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quad City
Chamber of Commerce
Lucken Pushes Probe Into License Plate Delays
Plymouth County and Woodbury County officials face questions from Rep. Lucken as delays in issuing motor vehicle license plates trigger 5 percent monthly penalties. Plymouth and Woodbury counties diverged on penalties, with discussions of state refunds and possible criminal charges for mailing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Kelly
Plymouth county
LeMars
Kelly
Luckden
Woodbury county
Akron
Elthon
A. C. Hanson
Leonard Ludmore
Laeecken
Plymouth county board of supervisors
Hammerstrom
Wilson Wins $16 250 In Auto Crash Suit Near Larchwood
Alex Wilson of Sibley, 46, was awarded 16 250 by a Rock Rapids district court jury in a personal injury case against Otto Steindruck of Sibley. The June 22 1955 crash on highway 9 near Larchwood caused 35 percent permanent disability to Wilsons neck and shoulder. District Judge Leo Lampman presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wilson
Sibley
Rock Rapids
Otto Steindruck
Wilson
highway 9
Larchwood
Leo Lampman
Primghar
Countryman Seeks Republican Nomination for U S Senate
Dayton Countryman, Iowa attorney general and Republican candidate, announced his bid for the U S Senate in the June primary. He stresses farm policy, supports soil fertility banks, and a strong farm program. Countryman, 37, a lawyer with H B Hadley, Air Force reserve lieutenant colonel, and Iowa State graduate, has four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Countryman
U. S. senate
Countryman
pric
supreme cour of
Iowa
United States
Bid On Remsen Swim Pool Opens With Low Offer
The Remsen pool project opened bids with Christensen & Sons of Pender Nebraska the low bidder at 49 64 thousand dollars. Their bid beat Concrete Construction Co of Sioux City which bid 58 904 thousand, meeting all requirements and planning for the new pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Christensen & Sons
Pender
Nebraska
Concrete Construction Co
Sioux City
How Robber Tax Works Out
The piece argues that steep progressive income taxes up to 91 percent and top corporate rates at 52 percent expose income tax discrimination. It claims such taxes burden all taxpayers and indirectly fund other levies, while early corporations pay most other taxes. It contends a socialistic disguise masks unfair rates that harass and penalize those who drive future economic growth.
Progressive tax rates provoke widespread dismay
The passage criticizes escalating income tax rates for middle incomes, noting a fifth taken up to $2,000, rising to one-third at $8,000 to $10,000, and half at $16,000. It argues the confiscatory structure hampers growth, with progression reaching about 56 percent by incomes of $20,000 to $22,000 and a 71 point gap between basic and top rates.
Ministers Stand Firm After News Stands Refusal
An official of Playboy phoned Le Mars officials from Tarkio to protest the ministerial association committee on publications review asking newsstands to remove Playboy from display. Rev. J. D. Ransom said no reprisal was intended and noted sponsors of the church page receive only token payments with no personal benefit. He added the magazine has been cleared by the post office and that no court action was pursued. Dr. W E Laneville attended Skeffington’s graduate seminar at Sioux City March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playboy magazine
Tarkio
J. D. Ransom
Le Mars Ministerial association
committee on publications review
Le Mars
Playboy
Blinvis
Playhoy
post office department
Ransom
committee of review
Chuck
Chuck Knudsen
Gibobe-Pos
focal
Knudsen
LeMars Development Corp urged support for growth plan
L D C Listening Post says LeMars Development Corporation aims to attract small industries to LeMars by building and selling sites and facilities. They cite a Sioux City partnership project with Albertson and Company for a factory that will employ about white men with a payroll over $100,000 annually. The plan promises benefits such as higher earnings, more jobs, diversified economy, more families and homes, and increased tax base, urging community financial support now. Mr and Mrs William McDonald and son Robert Bruce of Cherchee will visit Mr McDonald's mother Mrs C Roseberry this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel FP. Ketetsen
LeMary Development Corporatan
LeMars Develspment Corporation
smi industral
TeMarts
Albertson and Company
Sioux City
hiase
LeMars
TeMars
William McDonald
Robert Bruce
Cherchee
McDonald
C. 2D. Roseberry
Le Mars High School sets seventy-fifth commencement plans
Le Mars High School outlines plans for its seventy-fifth commencement season with dates for senior play April 7 and 18, junior-senior banquet May events, a historical exhibit May 16, a Diamond Jubilee pageant May 8, and Class Day May 24. Baccalaureate May 27 and graduation June 1, with two actor-led matinees and public night show for the play A Man Called Peter. Rev Raymond Bjork to speak at baccalaureate. Rev Harold H Becker to deliver commencement address. Weather permitting, ceremonies at LeMary New Dest Park open-air amphitheater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars High School
Harvey N. Kluckhehn
Le Mars
Kiuckhohin
PETER
Peter Marshall
Washington D. C
United States Senate
Dr. Marshall
Benny Hammer
Kluckhohn
Raymond Bjork
Adaville
Board of Education
Le Maine High School
Harold H. Becker
Wright Community Congregational church
Boise
Idaho
LeMary New Dest Park
Mr. Becker
Herman Becker
Herman Becker Sr
Herman
Robert Becker
Burlington
Iowa
Englewood
Sacred Heart Hospital admissions and local births notice
Under doctors care at Sacred Heart Hospital since March 4 1956 list includes Monica Hinde Hinton Mrs Walburga Schwarz Granville Rev Vernon Powell Kingsley James Riley Marcus Mrs William Miller LeMars David Warburton Cleghorn Mrs Peter Eulberg Alton Mrs Minnie DeRaad LeMars John VanBergen Yankton 8 D Patricia Bedel Remsen Roy Hansen Remsen William Fangman Cherokee Linda Muller LeMars Jeffrey Bunjes LeMars Born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Klein Remsen a girl March 3 Mr and Mrs Clyde Means Marcu a girl March 6 and Mrs Delbert Sanow Le girl March 7 and Mrs Kenneth Groepper Remsen a boy March 7 Miss Susan Huff LeMars admitted Lutheran Hospital Sioux City Wednesday morning Mrs Norman C Marienau Ireton admitted Tuesday 10 Sioux Center Community Hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jensen Sioux Center twin girls Tuesday Sioux Center Community Hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Lester Brummer Sioux Center a daughter Tuesday Sioux Center Community Hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Arnold Karavich Orange City a daughter Tuesday Sioux Center Born to Mr and Mrs Rodney Grosenberg Rock Valley a son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Powell
Kingsley James Riley
Marcus
William Miller
LeMars
David Warburtom Cleghorn
Peter Eulberg
Alton
Minnie DeRaad
John VanBergen
Yankton
Patricia Bedel
Remsen
Roy Hansen
Wiliam Fangman
Linda Muller
Jeffrey Bunjes
Elmer Klein
Clyde Means
Marcu
Delbert Sanow
Kenneth Groepper
Susan Huff
Lutheran
Sioux City
Norman C. Marienau
Ireton
Sioux Center Community hospital
Kenneth Jensen
Sioux Center
Lester Brummer
Earl Draager
Arnold Karavich
Orange City
Rodney Grosenberg
Rock Valley
Le Mars to Celebrate Seventy Fifth Anniversary With Jubilee Pageant
A guest speaker from Colorado will address Le Mars as the city observes its seventy fifth anniversary. Preparations include a May 10 to 18 high school exhibit of pictures trophies and mementos and a Diamond Jubilee pageant at Le Mars Municipal Park on May 18. Committees led by Coach Eugene Carey and Superintendent H N Klueckhohn organize events as enrollment and commencement activities proceed. The superintendent predicts a crescendo of enthusiasm building through May into June Test day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Boise
Le Mars
Eugene Carey
Supt
H. N. Klueckhohn
Kinckhohn
Homeguard Paint Service Brings 324 Custom Shades
Gambles store manager Bill Zimmer promotes the exclusive Homeguard Custom Color paint service with 324 custom matched shades for interior and exterior use. The program includes a decorator consulting service to plan distinctive, harmonizing color schemes and promises fade resistant, washable finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Zimmer
Gambles
fuchs
Bob Zimmer
Gamble
Zimmer
Homeguard
om new decorator consultiag
Mrs E Rubbert Private Funeral Services
Mrs E Rubbert 45 died today at her home north of Washta after a five month illness. Private funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm at the Nelson funeral home in Marcus. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery at Cherokee. She was born June 24 2010 at Granville. Survived by husband and two brothers Walter Kielhorn Cherokee and Earl Kielhorn Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tainest
Rubbert
Washta
Nelson
Marcus
Oak Hill
Cherokee
Granville
Washie
Walter Kielhorn
Earl Kielhorn
Africa
Baby Marilyn Pratt Dies at Sacred Heart Hospital
Mailyn Elaine Pratt born October 9 1988 daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Pratt died March 1 1956 at Sacred Heart hospital Funeral services held Saturday at St Johns Lutheran LeMars Rev J L Beth officiated burial at Kingsley cemetery Survivors include parents one brother Terry Alan grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Brabander LeMars and grandmother Mrs Agnes Pratt Kingsley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Post
Marilyn Prat
Mailyn Elaine Prat
Lyle Pratt
Sacred Heat hospital
St. John's Lutheran church
LeMars
J. L. Beth
Kingsley cemetery
Terry Alan
Henry Brabander
Agnes Pratt
Kingsley
Tax Gauge Critique and Rent Reform Debate
A reader laments high taxes on everyday goods including a 49 cent alarm clock rising to 2.65 dollars with federal excise and state sales taxes. The piece warns voters to question candidates about tax policy and notes a tenant farmer’s push for land reform inspired by Wolf Ladejinsky. Also includes brief humorous vignettes on misdialed calls, domestic finances, and a clerk contemplating a million behind a counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wolf Ladejinsky
Servis Enters Supervisor Race for Perry Township
Nomination papers will be out soon for R. E. Dick Servis a Perry township farmer who will seek the Democratic nomination for supervisor challenging incumbent Republican Ray Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E
Dick) Servis
Perry township
Ray Richardson
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Alesch
Robert Vinson Gildner
donion High
l LeMars
Lucken
Bob Kelly
J. Henry Lucken
Henry H. Stevens
Jefferson
budget and financial control committee
Van Hammerstrom
Woodbury
W. FE. Laneville
Le Mars H. S
Sacred Heart hospital
Monica Hinde
Hinton
Walburgu Schwarz
E. Rubbert
Marilyn Elaine Pratt
Des Moines
Washington
Helen Argent
Fime
Servis
Newspap
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