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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1957
Page
3
A cautionary column warns homeowners about high pressure siding and repair sales. It details signing on the dotted line may enforceable and include commissions, with advice to compare local material costs and local labor. It notes FHA financing and urges consulting local dealers before signing.
Five rank and file Teamsters from Seattle Local 174 who challenged suspected union fund abuses sparked a legal battle. They called a mass meeting despite intimidation by a “goon squad,” filed suit seeking audits, and prompted a court ordered audit of the local. The effort, led by A F Greim Dell L Scilly James McDermott William T Hughes and Lawrence C Anderson, aims to expose fund misuses and press broader investigations.
The column lists numerous hospital admissions and births across Sacred Heart Akron Hawarden and other area facilities. Names include Watson Reeves Vivian Frank Andrew Pick Marvin Schwarz Arthur Packus Eugene Brewer Art Korver Gerrard Reimhard Larry Anderson Maynard Johnson Gilbert Nore Chifford Craig Ben Niehus Lena Meyens William McCornick Tom Schmidt Gene Wakeman Don McManaman LeRoy Anderson Milton Vander Ham with dates in April 1957 and notes on locations such as Le Mars Remsen Orange City Sioux Center Merrill Maurice Alton Akron Hawarden Fort Ripley Merrill Iowa. It also notes Specialist George Kale of Merrill Iowa serving with the 1st Infantry Division 4th Cavalry at Fort Ripley Kansas after enlisting in 1955.
Social Security Administration officials will station personnel in Sioux City districts and at Le Mars during April. A representative will be in Le Mars on April [date omitted] and April 24 to assist claim filings and speed benefits. The main office remains at 15 Room 5 in the post office building, mailing address P. O. box 1917.
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