Fifth Column in Government Captures National Attention
Washington dispatch argues that a broad Fifth Column within the Roosevelt Truman administrations threatens constitutional government. It links high level security failures to Lilienthal’s atomic policies, TVA and energy committees, and ties to military and labor crackdowns, urging Congress to act against entrenched socialist tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
FBI
Hetrls
Congress
Gingrich
One Atomic Energy Commission
Lilenthal
Hawaii
Lilenthal—Administration
4 H Girls Club Rally Day in Cresco High School
Howard County 4 H Girls Club and Women’s Rally Day is set for Tuesday June 14 at Cresco High School Little Theatre. Officers will be elected, the Better Groomed Girl contest featured, with guest speaker Mrs Omer Gasser and a luncheon planned by committee chairs. Various club performances and a foreign country guest promise a lively program. rural women clubs urged to attend. Lime Springs 4 H softball details and a junior baseball lineup are noted, along with premium book distribution at Herald office for the Howard County Fair dates August 7-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
Cresco High School
Little Theatre
PON Payne
Nora Stapleton
Floyd Dittmer
District Farm Bureau
Strawberry Point
Omer Gasser
Donna Rivers
Oak Dale
Helen Shea
Howard Center
Darlene Guthrie
Saratoga
Virginia Kapler
Vernon Springs
North Lourdes
South Lourdes Trojanettes
Aston Eager Beavers
Chester Clover Leaves club
Howard Happy Hustlers
Saratoga Sunbeam club
Gasser
Ed Frank
Paris
Art Whitinger
Howard
Roy River
Richard Moen
Wm. Woodard
Delbart Merrill l
Stuart Hale
Services for Frank E. Fishbaugher Held Saturday At Brethren Church
Frank Edward Fishbaugher age 57 died suddenly Wednesday afternoon June 1 at his home west of Harmony after heart trouble. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the Brethren Church east of Greenleaf with Rev. Alvin Kinter officiating. Surviving are his wife Susie Chick of Lime Springs, daughter Florence Ashton of Harmony, Minn., and son Let at home, brothers George of Bristol and Glen of Winona, mother Mrs John Fishbaugher of Bristol, and three grandchildren. Local attendees included Mr and Mrs Gearld Murphy and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Edward Fishbaucher
Harmony
Brethren Church
Greenheaft
Alvin Kinter
Susie Chick
Lime Springs
Florence
Art Ashton
Minn
George
Bristol
Glen
Winona
Local O E S Friendship Night at Cresco Lodge
Local O E S hosts Friendship Night with about 25 members of Utopia Chapter attending at Cresco. The program featured a humorous skit The Seventh Degree the Friendship Scroll presented to Gladys Powers and an Old Fashioned Style Revue led by Margaret Vander Bie with solos and duets, followed by a social hour. Mr and Mrs Robert Clark and others attended Upper Iowa University graduation ceremonies the same evening where Mrs Zelda Brockmeyer earned Magna cum laude and the W J Deickman award.
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Utopia
E. S
Cresco
Gertrude Collins
Ruth Thomas
Olive Weaver
Esther Smith
W. M. Margaret Vander Bie
Gladys Powers
W. M
Robert Clark
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Clark
Zelda Brockmeyer
W. J. Deickman
John Brockmeyer
Wm. De Jaode
Arnold
Donkey Softball Game Set for June 20 at Lime Springs
Unusual softball event features married and single men riding Ozark donkeys in a ding dong battle at Lime Springs on June 20. Sponsored by the American Legion Department on the operations of Subversive persons and agencies, under White House orders.
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Lime Springs
Ozark
the
American Legion
White House
DDT Still Important in Farm Fly Control
Harold Gunderson of Iowa State College says DDT remains a key aid in farm fly control outside dairy barns. It is most effective when sprayed inside buildings and on surfaces where flies gather, and around animal pens and yards. He cautions DDT and other insecticides supplement sanitation, not replace it. Manure should be hauled to fields or treated, and outdoor toilets kept treated. dairy use is advised against.
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Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
hee
Gunderson
Isacksons and neighbors visit Charles City area
Southeast Chester notes list Tuesday visits by Isacksons to Charles City to see Mr. Isackson. Clarence Stockdale and son call on the Mihm home. Jack Albert and Lorain Albert host Friday visits. Mihm spends time with Mescher. Irvin Isaakson returns from Charles City hospital and improves. Jimmie Albert stays with Lorain Albert while his mother travels to Dakota. Funeral attended by Peter Klingsheim, John Mihm, and James for Tolle Borman at Saetersdal on Wednesday. Melbourne Waliste and Tressa Herman of Charles City were Sunday visitors at the L. Herman home.
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Isacksons
Charles City
Isackson
Clarence Stockdale and son
John Mihm
Jack Albert
Lorraine Albert
E. Mescher
Irvin Isaakson
Jimmie Albert
L. Albert
Dakota
Peter Klingsheim
James
Tolle
Borman
Saetersdal
Melbourne Waliste
Tressa
Tres Herman
L. Herman
Bridal Reception in Minneapolis for Mr and Mrs Jones
A bridal reception in Minneapolis honored Martyn Owen Jones and Donald E Jones, both University of Minnesota students. Guests included Dean Williamson and Starke R Hathaway among university faculty. the couple plans to live in St Paul and attend summer school.
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Arndal
Donald E Jones
Edging Ford
Minneapolis
Martyn Owen
Robert Owen
Lime Sprines
Iowa
Edwin J Jones
Lake Crestal
University of Minnesota
University
E G Willamson
Starke R Hathaway
HP Lonestail
Keten Clapesattel
St. Paul
Jones
Lake Crystal
navy
mm Rosa
All-States Picnic on Mile-Long Table at Ontario
Ontario artist J Cray depicts the mile long picnic table set on Euclid Avenue in Ontario where the All-States Picnic will host up to 100000 visitors. June 18 is the event date with fourteen buses to shuttle guests along the avenue. A Gay Nineties Show and square dancing are planned along with large squid refreshments and 25000 badges. The Mexican fiesta returns, and Mr and Mrs Cray plan a summer visit starting around June 20.
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J Cray
Ontario
Calif
Euclid Avenue
Cali
por
Mrs. Cray
Lime Springs
Fish Fry Tuesday Night At Lime Springs Big Success
About 110 sportsmen attended the Lime Springs Fish and Game Club fish fry at the Legion Hall. Roughly 75 pounds of wall eyed Pike were eaten, prepared by Lowell Reinhart of Creaco and Kennard Baer of the LaCrosse federal wildlife service. Frefich fried potatoes and coffee were served. Three reels of fishing trip film were shown by Les Hilton Dr Gallagher and Herb Hauser with narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Springs Fish & Game Club
Legion Hall
Lowell Reinhart
Creaco
Kennard Baer
federal wildlife service of LaCrosse
Wis
Frefich
La Crosse
Les Hilton
Dr. Gallagher
Herb Hauser
Centennial Homecoming Promises Three Days in Spring Valley
Spring Valley prepares for its annual American Legion Homecoming and Centennial Celebration on June 13 14 15 with rides for children donkey softball a parade fireworks and a dance. Attendees are urged to wear soft fabric dresses with full skirts and shirred gathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
American Legion
Sunday Callers at John Mihm Home
Unspecified family of Mr and Mrs Clayton Frieberg visited the John Mihm home Sunday evening. Peter Klingsheim was an overnight guest at John Mihm's Wednesday.
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uns
Clayton Frieberg
John Mihm
Peter Klingsheim
Gertrude Collins Eddie Hughes Wed Wednesday Afternoon
Gertrude Collins and Eddie G Hughes were married Wednesday afternoon June 8 in Lime Springs Methodist Church. Rev Le Roy Bauman officiated with rich floral decor, music by local artists, and a reception for about 250 guests in the church parlors marking a local community wedding narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Collins
Eddie Hughes
Lime springs Methodist Church
Leroy Bauman
maniore
Gertrude A. Cullins
Tresor Willams of
Lime Springs
Abner Buresh
Wendell Vander Ble
Mar[fen Hoopman
Vacation Bible School Planned At Methodist Church
The first annual Daily Vacation Bible School at the Methodist Church will run Monday through Friday June 13 to June 17 starting at 9:00 a.m. The program, open to all youngsters, covers four age groups with varied courses, crafts, music, and new hymnals. Teachers include Mrs. Milton Herwig, Miss Olive Jones, Mrs. Don Bowers, Phyllis Johnson, and Miss Betty Sue Jones, aided by And Mae Davis, with Chester students transported by private cars to the church before 9 p.m.
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the
Methodist Church
Methodist
Lime Springs
Chester
Milton Herwig
Riceville
Olive Jones
Garnaville
Palestine
Don Bowers
Wil
Phyllis Johnson
Miss And
Mae Davis
Decorah
Board of Education
Hugh E. Jones
William Weaver
Roy Vander Ble
Leroy Bauman
Betty Sue Jones
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FAIR BOOKS
Howard County Fair
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Cresco Lodge
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ROCHESTER
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Albert F. Hunter
Rochester, Minn
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Pars Wy
California
England
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Ruth A. Lund
Northwood
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Marilyn Collins
Janice Collins
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Birthday Club
R.A. Vander Mie
J . Cray
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E. Colins
Maurice Willams
C. Marshall
Minnesota
Cassidy
Iowa State Teachers College
Tripali
International Harvester Co
Loren Johnson
J. B. Cray
Ruth Hughes
Harry Kitchen
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