Congress Won’t Back Indo China War Says Hueven
Congressman Hueven warned Congress would not authorize a new Indo China war. He cited Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower over stepping authority, urged Americans not to fund or support a French defense of Indochina, and argued public opinion rejects another Korea. He blamed allied pressure and noted Britain blocked Red China in the Olympic Games commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Hueven
Congress
Indo-China
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Asi
Mr. Huesca
teeury
Frame
Britale
Hoeven
Congressional
Korea
Kerys
Feenee
France
Jtpr
America
Olympic Eames commission
Red
China
aly
Britain
General MacArthur
Brush
Under Doctors' Care
The condition of Nick J. Ruden, Kemsen retired farmer, hospitalized five weeks, shows improvement and he may be discharged within two weeks. The article notes hospital stays for Nick J. Ruden at Sacred Heart Le Mars and St Joseph's Sioux City, and mentions Milton Schmutz recovering from rheumatic fever at home. Frank Lang of Kemsen returned home from Sacred Heart Le Mars after several days of medical treatment and is progressing toward full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick J. Ruden
Kemsen
Mr.uden
Sacred Heart hospital
Le Mar
Joeseph’s hospital
Sioux City
Milton Schmutz
Mar
Frank Lang
Le Mars
Le Mars Social Items Birthday party and club notes
A Le Mars social column reports Kendall Karr’s fourth birthday party at home with a merry go round cake and party favors. The Mother's Day gathering at Balt Laut’s home included many relatives. The Sunshine Club met May 12 with leaders and performers, honoring members with April May June birthdays at a decorated birthday table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Karr
Balt Laut
Mags
Le Mars
Arthur Ludwigs
Sioux City
John Lubben
Le Man
Ann Ells
Storm Lake
Bill Khiber
Garret
Mion
Will Tran Lundways
Sion
City
Fred Ludwig
Red Oth
Jowes
Henry Kleene
Robert
Hulk
Chris Christenson
Donald DeYoung
Herbert Renken
Dick Brruchadski
Stony City
Robert Kissell
Sunshine Club
Marshall Rees
El J. Rees
Lena Rees
Jurgenson
avustant hoxteses
Pat Ricknbaugh
Wm. Lemke
Verna Kamman
Lemke
R. Albert
A. Herzig
Babson Discusses Current Layoffs
Washington gains insight into unemployment in 1954 with Babson arguing higher wages and shorter hours won't solve the issue. He cites automation, aging workers, and the rise of self service as factors driving layoffs while urging a balanced approach to keep prosperity.
Reunion of Beck family in Sioux City at August Beck home
A Pioneer reminiscence group from Hinton gathered at 4147 Madsen Street in Sioux City to celebrate Mr. Becks birthday. Attendees included Ubert Beck of Siony Cin, Edith Prost of Le Mars, John Hoffman of Strom City, Charles Beck of Mer mk, Minnie Kounker of Stour City, August Beck, Rose Kounker of Seattle, and Ed Beck of Le Mars. Ages ranged from 62 to 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lite Me
Joe Beck
Hinton
Sioux City
August Beck
Madsen Street
Becks
universey
Ubert
Beck
Siony Cin
Edith Prost
Le Mars
John Hoffman
Strom City
Charles Beck
Mer mk
Minnie Kounker
Stour City
Rose Kounker
Seattle
Wash
Ed Beck
Grant Clover Clovers Hold May Meeting at Home
The Grant Clover Clovers met at Mary Ann Abrendt’s home on May 11 with 16 members present. Ardy Johnson spoke on The Light In A Room, JoAnn Janssen demonstrated a Waste Paper Basket, and Delia Jansco showed a color movie. The next meeting will be at Della and JoAnn Janssen’s home on May 26. A luncheon followed hosted by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Clover Clovers
Mary Ann Abrendt
Ardy Johnson
JoAnn Janssen
Delia Jansco
Della
Wartime isolationist views and patriotism clash in editorial
The piece quotes congressmen condemning foreign involvement and fordert America to avoid perpetual wars while defending a nationalist stance. It references a new pro war movement For America led by Burton Wheeler and Hoeven, and discusses anti internationalist sentiment, Roosevelt policy, and public duty debates. It also includes unrelated farming notes about 2 4 D application and pest control.
Missionary Rally Held by Lutheran Women at Salem Rally
Two hundred members of the Western Group of the Women's Missionary Federation gathered May 16 for the 1934 Spring Rally at Salem Lutheran Church. Guest speakers included Julius Bugensken of Dubuque and George Bungert of Pomert, with other leaders and officers listed. 1955 rally planned for St. John's in Crate and a workers clinic in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
paylors
Iramus
Womens Missionary Federation
tian Lutoccan Churen
Salem Lutheran Chunnem Core uo
laws
Sin Julius bugensken
Dubuges
Mas Gyorge Bungert
Pometay
Juona Sis
Germany
SUDICQUANITY
Lutheran World Federaign
world Council of Ciarnes wan
Siena
Benun
Banger
Iowa
Wornd Missionary Federation
Cristian Service
the
Missionary Federation
Richard Kamper
Salem Luthran cauren
Willian Striepe
Pauls Lutheran caurcn
Holstum
churge
desoitions
OPestub
Adolph Herbout
Correctionville
Ing owssem
guesis
Mis Sudmonk
ins
Herbert Larson
Le vues
sand de Parr
Abs
Bierbont Lane
de Mars
Mas
Gene Madina
Nbson
Miss Kua Brucne
Coston
teveforesz
Lotter Mayer
Keon
De Ripphe
dads Waoanits
Warnaepserts Mas
Lavon
Joly bosmo
Wendles Drees
SRissdhyy
Parcs
Sandros
dhenty Abrondé
Chinkett- Hig
parane at
Merle Lake
Merl Mishimer Richmann
Correctiomille
Ralph Poshuma
de Mats
Albert Son Hagel
Akron
Raymond Tupper
Krony Mas
VEbert Wink
Movilles
Clarence Camtensen
Mero
Mix Netma Mobning
Le Mar
te Vereng
oor department
Trinity
St. John’s
Salem
St. John’s Crag
Cushing
St. Paul's
Holstein
St. John's
Le Mars
Chest
Le Mars rural
Merill
Moville
St. John’s Lutheran church
Crate
Troy Luthsrenchun
New Fabrics Discussed At Rural Young People Night
Connie Lindgren outlined modern fashions with new fibres Dac ton A Orton and related fabrics. Illustrations of dresses and gloves were shown. James Nins led a May meeting discussion on farm value with strong audience response. Organizers Harold Binnehosse Tom Murry Ray Piere and Tom Steinback coordinated the event at the rural club gathering near the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veonommet
Connie Lindgren
Dacton A Orton
aston
Lee Man
James Nins
Min Nuss
Harold Binnehosse
Tom Murry
Ray Piere
Tom Steinback
Fragmentary Note on World Menace and a Soviet Republic
Odd lines describe opposing a world menace and setting up a Resian Secistionn Soviet Repub lic. A woman’s fate and Joe Stalin are mentioned with a hint of sacrifice. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resian Secistionn Soviet Republic
bos
Joe Stalin
Hog Auction Totals From Plymouth and Surrounding Markets
Market listings from Plymouth area and nearby towns show numerous auction lots. Names such as Elmer Meske Akron & Sons, George Iverson Kingsley, and Rev Postlevant Westfield appear with hogs, steers, lambs, and sows priced per lot, weights ranging roughly 100 to 1,100 pounds and totals up to about $2,750. Multiple sellers from Le Mars, Hull, Hawarden, Merrill, and Orange City participate, with prices fluctuating around $21 to $27 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLYMOUTH
Elmer Meske
Akron, & sons
Jack Killkas
Le Mars
George Iverson Kingsley
Chef Peters Le Mars
JHA H C
t+ Mars
Wer Chiussen
Kingsley
Les Dontin
Merill
Rev Postlevant Westfield
Albers
Albers Rimesten
Dick Van Zie
Orange Cry
Jake Deboer
Hull
Aads
Hospers
hoes
PLYMOL Ih Herm
Leonard Schmidt
Crug
ester Sinow
Renven
Herman Borchers
Akron
BOR Este
George Lasan de Mars
Teo Rennen
Schatz de Mars
Li steers
Frank
Elmer Kueh Le Mars
Tentinger Merrill
Harry Kentochval
Hawarden
Henry & Willd Keunen
LISS
Les DeRtes
Stbesma
Elmer Van Wehe
treton
Senior Class Achievements Recognition Night Program
Le Mars public school will feature senior class achievements at the annual class day program in the high school auditorium on Thursday May 20 at 930 am. The event is free to parents and friends and will include special music, the key ceremony, introductions by the principal, and senior awards presented by classmates and local citizens. Awards span scholarship citizenship music dramatics athletics publications clubs and service to school and community. National Honor Society membership will be presented to seniors who meet the high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars public
everones
Ayer
Tom Shepherd
Dick Peterson
Frank Landreth
facelly
Arenx
Harvey N. Kluckhohn
National Honor Society
Piny
Teenage Drivers Comment At Traffic Conference Reveals Attitudes
Read remarks from a Des Moines state house conference where teens discussed parental influence on driving habits. They spoke of illegal driving, stop-sign behavior by older drivers, and perceived police attitudes, plus a push for teen clubs to apply social pressure and improve safety.
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state house
Des Moines
Livestock sales report from Le Mars and nearby towns
A compressed listing shows Bert Hoffman and others dealing in hogs cattle and sheep across Le Mars Kingsley Akron Remsen Hospers Granville Granville Alton and nearby towns. Prices range from about 22 to 27 dollars per hundredweight with tops noted for Wednesday and Thursday sale days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLYMOUTH
Bert Hoffman
Le Mars
Rhicl
Kingsley
Ona Harr
Akron
G. Will Lubben
Whetters
Jim Paulin
Remsen
Phil Aires
hogs
brie Varen Hort
vivers
Rernant Hoffiman
Le Man
Puesshay
Kloster
Hacokl Thompan
nesabay Joho G Westhoff
Struble
SHOU Manin Shever
Hospers
Mian Klemme
treton
Steers
VAIQ
Lester Collenuis
Hoxpers
Hoxpers, 11 herfver. we 1038, $22.50.70. Harry Crouse
Granville
Fred Grosenheider
Ireton
Sieers
Lee Barnes
iwt
Tom Buckley
Alton
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Judas
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Grant
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L TROMBSON
Union Consolidated School
John Van Why
Dept. of Health
clas
University of South Dakota, Vermeliton
Larry Ruhland
Res
ML OL. Straube
St. John’s Evangelical and
Wheeler
Duane Junk
Reformed church
Esnette Schmid
Joan
ciss culars
Siker
Indo Cina
Congresman Hoeven
Santa Claus
Wireanomie Mat
For America
Tomer
Burton by
ivaders
Tie
cVor America
Reds
Roosevelt
Amer jca
bey rabid attecks
Kipling
Logiend
Finnie
Holland
United
alma
Coventry
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Russa
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Missionary Rally
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