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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1953
Page
3
Pierre attorney Charles Lee Hyde praised Le Mars for resisting a nickel tax on parking. He noted the town’s banks and the Globe-Pont deserve recognition for avoiding the racketeering scheme. The remarks were shared during a visit to Le Mars on Tuesday.
Mr Hyde visits the office claiming Pierre in South Dakota faces a renewed drive by city politicians to push a parking meter contract. Referendum rules require petitions, yet red tape may block voters from state action. An anecdote recalls a Newcastle Wyoming trip where a shopfront mishap caused a delayed purchase.
Fragmented town notes describe parked cars and a cop questioning a parking tax. An wedding at Saint Johns Amen Lutheran in Marshall Minnesota is reported with details of attire and guests. A turkeys inspection scandal in Omaha and Washington politics follow, blaming civil service blocks and PMA officials in a broader critique of government waste and reform needs.
Lutkens daughter of Mrs Jennie Lutkens of Mars and W Rupp son of Wm Rupp of Marshall Minnesota were united on marriage in the chapel.
A January sequence shows a PMA plan to distribute 24000 pounds of turkeys for school lunch program, but public health officials found the meat foul and decomposed. Nebraska health inspectors placed a hold order after the birds were moved to Omaha cold storage. The PMA faced questions over why the birds remained in circulation.
The broad bloc of American voters indicated a demand for changes in policy and management. The text notes an overwhelming preference for shifts in governance and administrative approaches following the November vote.
Mrs Kelley who married Charles Murphy of New York returns to Sioux City while using her maiden name for public appearances. A benefit featured Goucert for the BOV ON in Sous City with operatic and French songs. Guests included Mr Struble of Minneapolis and Mrs Leron of Sioux City at a tea hosted by Miss Edna Richie. Sunday visitors at Donald Anthony’s home included Mr and Mrs Joe Schieis, Helen, Edward, and Mr and Mrs Lasern Schleis of Sioux City. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for anniversary gestures from Nir and Mrs H G Sexton.
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