Passing Parade Critiques Truman and Big Business
This Washington front page column mocks Harry S Truman and calls out big business, labor racketeers, and tax plans as a public scam. It features criticism of the Amerasia case and Tydings probe, notes on government corruption from top to bottom, and a side item announcing the 25th anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stockdale.
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Harry S. Truman
California
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Some of the Nicest People In the World Live Right Here
The Ross Stevenson family, featured in a large Lilly Studio portrait, includes seven members two parents and five sons with Mildred the daughter. They farm near Lime Springs Iowa on a 270 acre property, raise Holstein cattle, plant 70 acres in soybeans, and rely on two tractors. Ross Stevenson, 43, leads farm work while active in the community as a Farmers Union director and Lime Springs school official.
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Lime Springs High School
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Towa State Teachers College
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Lime Springs
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Laura Larson
Saratoza
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Methodist Church
Class of 1925 Enjoys Reunion at May 28 Party
Twenty five years after graduation eight of the original 13 from the class gathered Sunday night May 28 at Mrs Mabel Johnson Reinbold’s home. A Photo shows Madelene Black Sinn Burlington Iowa among the group and a cake was shared. Five members call Lime Springs home. several others listed with hometowns Anoka Sac City and Glen Ewer.
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Madelene Black Sinn
Burlington
Herald
Madelene
Library lines note summer hours and births at Cedar Rapids
The library announces Daye Wednesday and Saturday hours with 2 pm to 5 pm and 8 pm to 10 pm on Saturdays. June story hour for Grades 1 to 4 is at 3:30 pm. Donations from Joan Nanet Henderson Joshua Williams Donna Shoemaker and Mrs Henry Wesseling are acknowledged. The Palmbeest magazine arrives monthly and the April issue covers early Iowa farm organizations. All state traveling books must be returned by June 21. Mr and Mrs Clarence Grotebver announce a granddaughter Anita Jean born at St Lukes Hospital Cedar Rapids to Jean and Jim Bone of Mt Vernon Iowa. The Grotebver picnic is planned. A daughter born June 2 to Mr and Mrs Clair Van Dyke Dawn Claire weighs 7 lbs. and the Van Dykes have another daughter.
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Joan Nanet Henderson
Joan
Joshua Willams
Donna Shoemaker
Henry Wesseling
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Palmpeest
Iowa
Clarence Grotebbver
Anita Jean
St Lukes Hospital
Cedar Rapids
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Jim Bone
Mt. Vernon
Grotebver
Mystery Cove
Clair Van Dyke
Rockford
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Dawn Claire
Van Dykes
Summer Band Practice Set For Friday Evening
A municipal band under conductor M F Lysing of Cres to resumes Friday practice at the school for the summer concert season. Musicians from the school band and other local players are invited to join. Performances are planned at the state park near Town Hall each Saturday through the summer starting with a June 10 appearance at Chester.
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Cresto
Chester
Byam
Tame Springs
Local Winners in Flax Essay Contest at Lime Springs
Howard Ludens and Marlene Murphy won inner positions in Lime Springs High School for the 1950 Flax Institute essay contest. Each received five dollars and a certificate. Howard quoted on modern farming to improve flax yields. Marlene earned honorable mention with a town-focused piece. Marion Sanborn and Craw Williams also received certificates. A total of 246 schools participated across Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and Iowa. Minnte Belle Larson of Blur Earth, Minnesota, was named Flax Belt winner with a choice of a $100 scholarship or $100 cash.
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Marlene Murphy
Lime Springs
Flax Institute of
United States
Howard
Pathers Farm
Marlene
Marion Sanborn
Craw Williams
Grass and Forage Field Day at Howard County Farm
Grass and forage will highlight the annual field day program at the Howard County Experimental Farm on June 16. An extension agronomist will lead demonstrations on making and storing forage filage, with a forenoon schedule from 10:00 am to noon and several harvesting machines on display. Lunch on the grounds precedes an afternoon farm tour focusing on pasture improvement, forage crop varieties, fertilization, and weed maps for corn, small grain, and forages.
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Extension Agronomist
Riceville Woman Visits Friends This Month
Joan Butz of Riceville is spending this month with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ralz.
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Primary driven by lone supervisor contests in Howard County
Voting marked the Howard County primary with only county supervisor contests in two districts. Republicans backed Senator Hackenlooper 863 to 108 Wisdom. Democrats favored Kraschel over Loveland by 265 to 25. Countywide, incumbents led nominations in several races, including Sheriff Haven, with broad renominations and few local contests overall.
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
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Hickenlooper Loveland
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Lime Springs Methodist Church Reports Prosperous Year
The Lime Springs Methodist Church reported a successful year at the Fourth Quarterly Conference on Sunday May 28. Dr Charles Hempstead presided and preached, nine new members were received, church school attendance rose about ten percent, and officers and committees were elected for 1953 with numerous names listed for leadership roles.
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Madge Fish
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