More Spent For City
New York report shows Le Mars spends more per person on general city services than most West North Central cities. The 1938 year figures exclude education and utilities, with Le Mars at 42 cents per capita versus 37 in peers and 30 in Iowa. Overall city spending rose 54 percent since 1952 while revenues grew 46 percent, prompting tax increases and new revenue sources.
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Globe Post
New York
le Mars
Sta Ites
Department of Commerce
United States
West North Central
Iowa
West Noth Central States
Local Hinton Calendar and Hospital Notes
Hinton community events include hospital patients Clara Ellison Albert Juner and Ben Held at Methodist. Mrs John Dixon and Mrs Paul Young at Saint Josephs. Area residents host guests from Anita and Kansas City. Halloween and harvest events planned with parties, plays, and a town election slate for November 3. The Dorcas Circle and W S C S plan meetings. Junior class to present Spooks Alive on November 6. Halloween schedule set for Oct 31 with multiple grades and venues plus a sock hop. Farm Bureau members plan hobby workshop in LeMars Oct 30. Morningside College Alumni Association elected at Dimmit Hall during homecoming.
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Don van Evera
John Schneider
F S Daley
Kansas City
Missouri
Dorcas
Hinton Woman's Society of Christian Service
Henry Arndt
Five Hundred Club
Clinton Richards
W.S.C.S
Dean Harrison
Bert Schneider
Albert Held
Hinton Community School
O. W. Schindel
Ralph D. Schneider
Dick Spies
Park Board
Jack Brehm
Don Richards
Charles Ellison
Delmar Carroll
Earl Thompson
Arthur Albright
Jack Spies
Lamar Jones
C. Stockburger
Louis Baack
Frank Beguin
C. V. Brown
Civic Club
Hudgerford
Plymouth Township Farm Bureau
LeMars
Morningside College Alumni Association
Dimmit Hall
Sioux City
Ivory Runnels
Francis Baker
Merton Jessen
Bob Strub
Merrill
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Western Conference
Inwa
American Lutheran Church
Emanuel Lutheran Church
George
Iowa
K. J. Hodum
Lutheran Church
Iown
Brotherhood
Merrill church supper and bazaar set for Wednesday
Merrill Me thodist Church hosts a baked ham supper on Wednesday November 4 in the north room with a bazaar. The supper starts at 5 pm and includes salads pies and a 1.25 adult 0.50 child admission. Community activities and local notices follow including parish events and local visits.
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Merrill Methodist Church
J F. Kissinger
Wayne Hamilton
T. B.and Heart Association
Club Cafe
le Mars
Andrew Carstensen
Nehru Says Communism Out of Date in India Debate
Nehru in parliament argues communism is out of date and fails to offer the masses better prospects than free enterprise. He cites Russia and China to support the shift toward incentives and individual resourcefulness in a more liberal economy. The piece notes rising signs that strict communist tactics no longer propel nations forward.
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Kerala
India
Nehru
Russia
China
Rom Coop
Chicago University
National Opinion Research Center
South Dakota OCS graduates honor top performers
Mitchell South Dakota graduates and officers receive awards at the National Guard convention. Brig General Homer C Tansen presents the top scholastic award to Lt Harold M Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs Harald Phemp, while Governor Ralph presents the top leadership award to Lt Wm Hacer of Redfield. Thompson plans to attend Officer Candidate School in New Jersey after graduation from Vermillion College where he majored in music.
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R. J. Zensen
Merton Jessen
Ed Marienau
Louise Jessen
Dick Stroup
Sioux City
Henry Weinheimer
Herman Kehrberg
Aberdeen
South Oak
Minnesota
Jack Ryan
Sacred Heart Hospital
James Erpelding
Tom Horton
Carry Franckson
Larry Hodge
Mickey Lawrence
Tom Laughton
Mitchell
South Dakota
South Dakota National Guard
Homer C. Tansen
Left
O.C.S
Harold M. Thompson
Harald
Phemp Verseth
Drug price blame game and inflation debate
A New York Post writer asked a physician to write a dozen identical prescriptions for 50 tablets of reserpine and had them filled at twelve drug stores with mixed prices. The piece argues prescription competition is limited, prices rise due to branding and overhead, and calls for reforms. It also cites J Russell Duncan of Minneapolis Moline on inflation driven by government, business, and domestic excess, urging wage and government spending controls.
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New York Post
James Cook
Cook
Russia
J. Russell Duncan
Minneapolis Moline Company
Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Kingsley Kid
Dear Mister Editor Cartoons on Elections and Drivers
A reader letter critiques 1960 election talk and insurance lists ranking driver qualities. He jokes about juvenile delinquency tied to schooling and recalls a woodshed era as a cautionary tale. The column satirically comments on public discourse.
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Shore
Cis
Bemp
Johnny
Sunday radio schedule and a preacher on family relations
A Le Mars Globe Post radio schedule lists programs from Protestant Hour to Evening News and Sports with time slots. A Sunday sermon remark criticizes arguing with a tired wife, urging calm in marriage.
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Akron Monisterial Association
Harding
St Francis
Steve Lwwrene
Dental Colleges
Senator Mundt
Heartbeat
Sioux City
le Mars Ministerial Association
Christian Reformed Howl
Farm News
Lawrence Welk
Lightweight 100 kW generator aids Army space probes
A 100 kilowatt lightweight diesel generator set for ground servicing of U S Army space probing missiles was developed at Fort Belvoir Virginia. Weighing 6600 pounds about half the standard model, it handles motors up to 75 kW, maintains accurate voltage and frequency, and mounts on an Army Ordnance trailer for easy helicopter transport and field maintenance. It operates in extreme temperatures and suits rapid military operations, offering portability and reliability for portable village needs and hard climate service.
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Civaul Defense
Fort Belvoir
U. S
Stndard Army Ordnance
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Adam Tindall
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Marvin Schoen
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St Paul Lutheran Cemetery
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Anna Wiese
le Mar
Globe. Post
KLEM
Sioux City Market
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Farm
Lawrence Welkins
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Voice of Agriculure
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