Editorials Reflect on John L Lewis and War Time Coal Stand
The piece laments the national mood over John L Lewis and the UMW strike, criticizes union responsibility during war, and calls for democratized unions with secret ballots and transparent finances. It notes Roosevelts warmth, warns of manpower shortages in farming, and highlights flood and drought damages along with lingering economic strains.
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John L. Lewis
UMW
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Beeret
Roosevelt
Writings Span Farm News And Sports Notes From Local Papers
A sketchy mash of local items covers a Wisconsin farmer seeking a manure order, a two man McDonald brothers rack team at Clarinda with Strahan and Bob Moore, and Howard’s mile plus Bryson’s quarter results. Dandelion seed talk from a Sears Roebuck gift hints at horticulture plus lawn fertilizer woes. Oakland Acorn editor John Harrieon sparses school life while boards scramble for teachers and privileges.
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Imre
Strahen
McDonald Brothers
Bob Moore
Clarinda
Howard
Bryson
S. 8. Board
Eagle Grove
Victory Garden
Sears Roebuck
John Harrieon
Oakland Acorn
Paat
Aclava
Board of Education
Strahan High School Banquet With Pan American Theme
The Strahan junior senior banquet occurred in the school gym with an outdoor cafe Pan American backdrop. Guests included Rev. Leater Hall and Mr. Brice Hays. the program featured a Spanish menu, musical pieces, and student speakers.
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Strahan High School
Henry Field
Mansfield
Cias
Leater C. Hall
Strahan Church
Brice L. Hays
Strahan
Roger Shaw
Lester C. Halls
Our United Purpose
Pan America
Lois Erickson
Jeanie Pebley
Charlotte Combs
Don Laughlin
Jeane Pebley
Mr. Writ
See & Make
Alvin Hays
Frances Anderson
Bonnie Archer
Howard MacDonald
Mary Meher
James Nicholas
Wayne Spicer
Mildred McKee
Evelyn Norton
Maxine Schipper
Nadine Wisemap
Bryson MacDonald
Pvt
Elvin Baldesler
Postwar World Peace Plan From Minnesota Governor
A Borrowed Editorial outlines Governor Harold Stassen of Minnesota proposing a postwar peace arrangement. It envisions a united nations parliament with representation by major nations and a seven-member executive council to guide governance, airports, trade, literacy, and a world code plus a court to uphold united nations law.
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Stassen
Mason City Globe Gazette
America
Harold Staessen
Minnesota
Sorlowa
United Nations of the World
China
Russia
British Commonwealth of Nations
United States of America
United Nations
United Nations of
United Nations Council
Fuaden Ard & Ualted Nations Court
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Armisticn Dey
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Strahan Methodist Church
Lester C. Hall
Etrahan School
Council Bluff
Abraham Lincoln High School
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Perel
Mey
Benlordey
Barkley
Mre
Joby
Ang
Joho la Mae
Don
Mae
Leonard
Belen
Cais
Iown
Army
Were
Clifford N. Vestal
Army Air Corps
Salt Lake City
George Thatcher
Thatcher
Helen Quimby
Church House
Strahan Boya
Percival
Thurman
Howard MacDoneld
Clare Iide
Horace
Waltz
Bans ‘Saturda Vane
Thelma Peate
Bert Apau
Eas Aren
al Leichardt
Robert Bront
Helen Grindleé
Strahan School
Bite Grindle
Guy Grindle Jr
D. Jinh
Dale Laughlin
Charles Gipe
Omer Cozad
Dele Laughlin
Mrs. Leo Smith
Pon
Wayne
Omaha
Dr. Johnson
Martin Woodill
Hamsburg
Morris Woodfil
Jared
Robert Day
Dundee Presbyterian Church
Joe Copperstone and
Cant Brickien
Henry Wax
Steve Criswell
Malvern
Frank Steele
Jennie Strohi
Strohi
Red Oak
Opal Bayer
Henry Date Nims
Henry L. Nima
Frank Crouse
Tom White
Mable
Date Nime
Mable White
Clifford Allely
Hastings
Mra. Allely
Mary Hoxie
Donald
Lois Nime
Wolind Pallens
Caraising
Valid Nations Legion
Folka
Ernest D, Lefever
Glenwood, Ia