Editorial: Mills fair honors Dr. D M Kline and youth labor debate
The upcoming Mills county fair opens Tuesday with praise for Dr. D M Kline and his dedicated fair association board. The piece lauds youth labor contributions to detasseling and war-time work, while defending measured child employment for discipline and community benefit amid calls for schooling and hours limits. It also lauds the Malvern Community Club revival and urges a robust local business organization to support ongoing town progress and Mel Yorn trading strength.
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D. M. Kline
Kline
Fair Association Board of Directors
Mids County
Malvern Community Club
Board of Trade
Aplf
Mel Yorn
Ecco
Borrowed Editorials on Opportunity and Tax Reform
Lenox Time Table argues for upholding constitutional amendment procedures and limiting federal power to preserve liberty and opportunity through self reliance. The Eagle urges examining Iowa tax structure before ending income or sales taxes, noting school funding and mentally challenged facilities needs and overcrowding at Mt. Pleasant Cherokee Glenwood Clorinda.
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Washington
Congress
Lenox
BOME
Iowa
Council Bluffs
The
Eagle
Mt. Pleasant
Cherokee
Glenwood
Clorinda
Eagle Grove Eagle
ISCO FOLLOWING THE LEADER
A humorous editorial note in Carbon county Montana recalls a long piece about editorial desk cleaning and a spoof poem titled BUSINESS-BATTLE BALLAD. It recounts Mortar Quirk PhD and a quest in Washington DC with a satirical hunt for a Nigger in a woodpile and a cascade of bureaucratic checks ending in a tedious chain of checkers.
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Carbon County
Mont
Hercules
Iowa Taxpayer Bulletin
Iowa Motor Truck News
Morton Quirk
Mechanical Wizards Do Army's Toughest Job
Ernie Pyle reports from Normandy on ordnance evacuation companies that haul crippled tanks and anti tank guns off the battlefield. He describes the long M 19 and wreckers, the dangers, low casualties, and the eerie patrols through hedgerows as crews push to repair and return equipment to action.
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Normandy
Ordinfice
Ordnance Branch
Gatmans
Ordnance
England
Milton Hedcliff
Newark
Ohio
Radcliff
Sgt
Venn Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Grasa
France
Sergeant Jones
Oak
Big Wreckers
Dallas Hudgens
Stonewall
Corp
Grover Anderson
Andston
Anderson
Carentan
Purple Heart Corner
Farog Joops
Fragmentary OCR yields obscure journal line on Maron's gus Doel
The readable portion mentions Orm of Blair and Bilal with breakfast and supper timing, and stray words about Wenaute and Usten. The text is fragmentary, with no clear event, date, or coherent report to summarize.
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Blair Apd
Bilal
Enpper
Maron
Gus Doel
Usten
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Local Week
Friday and weekend gatherings show relatives from Glenwood Emerson and near Henderson visiting in Hastings area. Furloughing servicemen, family dinners, and birthday observances mark social life as residents attended a rodeo and traveled to Piattamouth for Wiley kin reunion.
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Basil Clay
Glenwood
Arch Clay
R. K. Henderson
Harold Jerry
Emerson
Donald Laughlin
Farragut
Ida
Mise Mary Maher
Omaha
Ed Taugh
Clark Templeton
David
Harley Templeton
Red Oak
Frank DuVal
W. H. Maddocke
Edna
Wayne
Kathleen Gilbert
James Henderson
Janet
Piattamouth
Neb
Wiley
Hdna Clay
Valda Alexander
Vern Mickelson
Henderson
Mary Lou Laughlin
Mary Lea Klitne
Raymond Laughlin
Hastings
Ed Gilbert
Longnecker
Tabor
Mra
Roy Proctor
Edward
Wm. Lute
Evelyn
Ottumwa
Peter Maxine
Dewey Bowman
Dorothy
Carson
Sam Shaw
Ralph Peters
Walnut
Jawon Benacoter
Oakland
Alton Alberts
Rosalie
Carolyn
LaVern
Lavina
Near Malvern
LeRoy Scott
Near Water
Fred Self
Nathan
Vern Mickalson
Calvin Self
Jos Mayberry
Macedonia
W. H. Maddocks
Rationing Calendar Announced For War Period
Wartime price and rationing board schedules public sessions from Monday to Saturday with varied hours. Coupons and stamps details cover heating, sugar, canning sugar, and processed foods with values, validity periods, and necessary reapplication guidance.
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War Price & Rationing Board No
Curing Period Helps Potatoes Heal After Harvest
A curing period of 10 days to two weeks, with the storage kept closed and temperatures slightly above 60 degrees, aids the healing of cuts and bruises on potatoes caused by harvesting.
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Washington, D. C
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W.E.B
Morton
Blair
Ernie Pyle
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Ernle Pyle
Rey
Sing
Reddy
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