Editorial on clothing drive for refugees and postwar policy
The piece urges public participation in a winter clothing drive for refugees in war liberated areas, stressing the need for usable garments and collection at the Town Power & Light office. It also discusses contemporary political shifts, Roosevelt's leadership, and a CIO booklet proposing measures to bridge the deflationary gap after war, focusing on industrial production and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itive
Power & Light
CLO
Phillip Murray
Labor and postwar cooperation urged for broad welfare
A statement argues organized labor has a special duty to speak for workers and all people, urging CIO members to back wage preservation, job security, and public works. It outlines plans for infrastructure, housing, regional development, and health education while calling for cleaner unions, eradication of rackets, and democratic labor practices as keys to postwar prosperity and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Io Bedieves
Fehdeye Dhe
Missouri Valley Authority
Rere
Corsar Petrilla
Rival Publications in Town Are Reviewed by The Leader
The Leader weighs two competing papers The Presbyterian News edited by Trey G. F. MacLean and The Oriole produced by Malvern High students. The review praises strong editorial policy lively content and school involvement while noting mimeograph printing and modest circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folke
Presbyterian News
Trey. G. F. MacLean
Joyce Ann Campbell
Harriet Costello
I. L. Donner
Harry Clark
J.B. Wurst
Hurst
Oriole
Malvern High
Emattchess
Bob Templeton
Wayne Maddocks
Wilma Groff
Iva Jackson
Jean Clem
Betty Lou Bennett
Vera Jean Stagdill
Ernestine Neill
Marlene Johnson
Leonard Goehner
Dick Smith
Volney Smith
Mary Margaret Stevenson
Phyllis Kooyer
Carroll Houser
Delores Cook
Legislative Budget Outlook From Hy Lawa Press
The letter analyzes state finances with focus on appropriation practices and a cushion fund. It notes committees led by G. T. Kuester Griswold and Senator driving DD Long review operating and capital budgets. A projected state aid program totals about 4 million dollars with a possible $10 million reserve to cover unforeseen needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Kuester
Griswold
Drving DD. Long
Manchester
Wits Saad
Kuester
Tomer
Fubler
Governor appoints Charles J. Lewis to fill term
Ayr district notes detail Gov Robert D Blue naming Charles J Lewis to serve until the next general election. The article discusses party roles in Ringgold county and outlines changes in the Iowa House and Senate committees, local option beer bill status, and state building cafeteria plans. It also covers veteran tax exemptions debate and related tax study proposals, plus community notices and local happenings.
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Ayr
Robert D. Blue
Charles J. Lewis
Ringgold County
Democracy
State Dance Press Corps
Eock Striotsness
Elephant
Whitehead
Harold Fettan
Ladleandla
Og House
Tep
GB Whitehea
Perry
AML
House
Specioreagiana
Appropriations
Eps
Andrew Nielsen
Cornell Bhuits
Max Bockwoldt
Ida Grave
J. C. Davis
Oelwein
Willan BR. Fimmell
Bloomfield
Philip T. Hedin
Davenport
Peter A. Jessen
Ail
Tatum
Senate
Frank C. Byers
Cedar Rapids
Rep
Miler
George A. Wilson
Gov
Blue
State House
Senate Special Committee
Fred Cromwell
Bure
Ao Cot Witte
PS Memibers
Thre
Wideis
Uwking Wu
Card of Thanks From LeRoy Shook for Kind Wishes
Message expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for wards and letters during hospital stay in Edmundson hospital. Mentions Darsey Levers at home with pneumonia. Notes Christian church members updated on soldiers, some replying. During two days off due to bad roads teachers sent home: Miss Lee to Elliott, Miss Garrett to Braddyville, Miss Thomas to Missouri.
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Howard Allensworth
Will Pollitt
Malvern
Clarence Nagel
John Moore
Omaha
Andy Moore
Carson
Mary Wilkinson
Wil
Christian Aid
Bevis Sowers
Barbara South
Walter Sowers
DeWitt
Macedonia
Lucile Stubbs
Christian Church
Leora Hathor
John McDonald
Red Oak
G. W. Wilson
Philips
Gmaha
Gayle
Alumnd Association
Esteline Harris
Bernard Rhoades
Glenwood
Luella Vinton
A. J. Harbor
Reige Byers
W. L. Pickel
Charley Huge
Plaud
Hell
Merrill Crouse
Hastings
Myre
Victor Norton
California
Henderson
Wheeler
Stewsart
Couneil Bhuts
Orear Botlenu
Elsie Daugherty
Mary Miller
Oscar Beileau
Nebraska
Denver
Colo
Wilburn Houxer
Methodist Aid
Boylan
Buster Brown
Texas
Edmundgson Hospital
LeRoy
Miss Lee
Elliott
Mew
Garrett
Braddyville
Thomas
Missouri
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Roosevelt
Legislative News Letter
Hy Lawa Press Association
Mal
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Malyertiy Bowa
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G. T. Harover
C. A. Wight
A. T. Harbor
Agnes Workman
Pub
Gospel Assembly
Ad. M. Cummings
Chureth HK. V. Felt
Gordon Steiner
Mesdames
Agnes and
Emma Workman
Cecil Workman
Shenandoah
Bee Houser
Donald
Mrs. Lvan Houser
Masselia
Wilburn Houser
Patricia Moore
Pauline Steiner
August Duyson
Swede Byers
Seymore Hendrix
W. HH. Harbor
Pearl Harbor
W. H. Harhor
Elvan Litt
Bark Erast
Laura
Richard Tsaacson
Carl Tsaaeson
Pratt Mercer
Joe Moore
Mra
Mary WoKinson
Tresto
Jesse Shank
Here
University Hospital
Iowa
Perrymen Chapel
Set
Ted Shank
Fy, Kriow. Ky
Willis Merrett
Millerton
Claude Ueadley
Los Angeles
Cal
Roy Lampher
Teatrice
Ned
Charles Shank
Chariton
Pepe
Mies
Darsey Levers da Hs
Pnemmenia
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Cappel Machinery Co
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