Dionne Quintuplets to Be Reunited Soon
The Dionne family plans a reunification with all five quintuplets returning to living under one roof. Dr Alan Dafoe will resign as guardian and approve a new family home while Oliva Dionne settles court actions, and the doctor will continue as their physician as a trusted family friend.
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Papa
Mama Dionne
Alan Dafoe
Papa Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Doctor ‘Ee
Arld
Dionne
Pope Pius XII Moves Toward Peace Conference
The article reports a potential shift toward peace talks with Pope Pius XII, King Victor Emmanuel, and Mussolini meeting at the Vatican. It notes a possible U.S. role via President Truman’s Christmas message and Myron Taylor as mediator, signaling parallel efforts by church and state to avert a broader war.
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Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Mussolini
Vatican
United States
Pius XII
Myron Taylor
Roosevelt asks Congress for new higher taxes
President Roosevelt appeared before Congress in joint session yesterday and urged new and higher taxes to fund the vast wartime style government. He outlined several revenue-raising options while leaving specifics to Congress amid an election year.
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Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Albany
Name Calling Has No Place In Election Year
A 1940 editorial urges voters to avoid personal attacks in campaigns from the presidency to local offices. It argues Roosevelt deserves respectful debate and discourages naming calls, urging focus on issues and constructive dialogue between labor and industry.
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Roosevelt
Congress Should Help The Little Business Men
In this editorial the author argues Congress must aid farmers with permanent profit prices and support small business owners to improve their chances for reelection. It asserts lawmakers act with election in mind and calls for real attention to the average American citizen.
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Congress
United States
Senators Burke and Bulow oppose Hull pacts as treaties
Sioux City Journal notes Senators Burke of Nebraska and Bulow of South Dakota, both Democrats leaning independent on the New Deal, argue reciprocal trade pacts are treaties that require Senate ratification. They warn such ratification would let opponents block agreements harming American farmers, especially in the Midwest and agricultural states.
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Sioux City Journal
Burke
Nebraska
Bulow
South Dakota
Senate
Middle West
Rumania
Argentina
Manchuria
State Hull
Hull
Wallace
Washington
Work as Character Builder in Modern Youth
Dr. Luther Gulick warned Congress of Parents and Teachers that modern children lack work experience and the value of money. The Christian Science Monitor notes that chores and farm life once built character and joy in work, contrasting with today’s reduced opportunities for town youth and ongoing debates about the quality of present tasks.
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Northwood
Luther Gulick
New York Congress of Parents and Teachers
The
Christian Science Monitor
Rhode Island
Halcyon
Dewey Leads Straw Polls Across Colleges Says Creston News
The Creston News-Advertiser notes Dewey tops straw polls at several colleges and universities with strong majorities. It cautions his youth and inexperience may hurt or help him as opposition weighs risks.
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Creston News
Dewey
No More Than Talk
Atlantic News Telegraph notes that pre election chatter about a new third party remains only talk. It states the work and money required to organize a national party create a tremendous obstacle and that such a party would take years to develop before challenging two established groups.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Tragic fate of nations tied to oppression and denial of belief
Davenport Democrat quotes a reflection on unity, friendship, and hope crushed by cruel regimes. It condemns Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany for denying the existence of a supreme being and for causing much suffering across war torn Europe.
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Davenport Democrat
Soviet Russia
Nazi Germany
Europe
Politics First Congress to Shape Year’s Political Trends
The upcoming Washington assembly and White House actions will be guided by political impact on this year’s trends and the fortunes of members. Decisions will serve personal and party prospects more than national outcomes.
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Cherokee Times
Washington
White House
Crackpots Favor Fleshpots Comment Cited by Ickes
Ickes remarks on third party politics suggest crackpots split from Roosevelt if a third term is not possible. He notes third parties fail to unite and quickly drift back to the fleshpots.
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Ickes
Roosevelt
United States
Greatest Threat in Democratic America Cited
An editorial argues the real danger to American institutions comes from hidden forces posing as political allies, naming communists fascists and anarchists disguising as Republicans Democrats or New Dealers.
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Motherville News
America
Three Fronts Shape One Great War Experts Say
Dubuque Telegraph Herald notes neutral experts agree the current conflict is a single war with three distinct fronts. The analysis frames the hostilities as interconnected theaters rather than separate campaigns.
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Dubuque
Telegraph-Herald
Yet to Be Determined Knoxville Express
A discussion questions whether a strong presidential candidate can be defeated solely on the grounds of seeking a third term. The piece weighs political viability and public reaction to nontraditional ambitions.
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Knoxville Express
Corn Prices Mentioned With a Nod to the Past
The Toledo Chronicle recalls corn selling for 8 cents a bushel, suggesting current prices might echo that level without a corn sealing program.
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Toledo
Dick Thompson Recovering After Center Junction Accident
Dick Thompson son of Mr and Mrs S G Thompson was taken to Cedar Rapids for x rays after two skull fractures in a recent car crash. Harry Alyea and Mary Jean McDonald, other victims, are able to be about again.
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S. G. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Harry Alyea
Mary Jean McDonald
Gilbert McKeen
Charles
Lloyd Moats
Luther
Montana
McKeens
Cody
Wyo
S. L. McCammon
Judith Ann
Clare Petty
Viola
Pauline Prahm
Vinton
Earl DeShaw
Monticello
Peter Prahm
Center Junction
Eloise Sutherland
James
Ames
J. N. Smith
J. R. McNeilly
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Ethel Courtney
Evelyn
A. B. Nichols
Clifton Abbott
Scotch Grove
Elsie Holst
Doris Goodwin
Chicago
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Elmer Schrader
G. D. Crispin
Wilma
Esther Bender
Bert Clark
C. H. Nelson
Irving Eilers
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Arthur Wilcox
Robert Norris
S. W. Clark
Ray Sanford
Hom
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Leroy Dirks
L. McCammon
T. E. Stanton
Sally
Nick DeLaush
Dr. Youn
G. J. Hughes
Scotc Grove
DeLaush
William Mead
Wheatland
Norman Johnson
Meads
A. Alyea
Presbyterian Church
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County Dec 22 28
Transfers include Norman E. Clark and Virginia to Irving R. Hintz for 200 acres with liens in favor of Federal Land Bank. Louise Ballantyne to Elsie Walters Hall and P. M. Hall as joint tenants with $1 consideration. Nettie Dubois to Genevieve Fillgraf for Lot 1 Block 26 Carter Flanagan’s Add Oxford Junction with $1. Mary Martens and others to Carl H. Westphal for Wherry’s Addition Wyoming for $2200. Sheriff’s deed by Henry Eichhorn to First Farm Land Co. for Center Junction lots 1 2 3 4 5 Block 46. Additional parcel to J R Fegan and Bernice Tirey et al in Anamosa.
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Jones County
Norman E. Clark
Virginia M
Irving R. Hintz
Federal Land Bank and Land Bank
Louise Ballantyne
Elsie Walters Hall
P. M. Hall
Nettie Dubois
J. M. Dubois
Genevieve Fillgraf
Carter & Flanagan
Oxfords Junction
Frank Powelka
J. P. Powelka
Anna
Manuel
Henry
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Anna Shimerda Kostichek
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Martha Kamer
William
Wilhelm T. Jansen
Hattie
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Ina M
Freda Amsted
D. B
Carl H. Westphal
Wyoming
Ienry Eichhorn
First Farm Land Co
Monticello
Administrators notices for estates in Jones County Iowa
Public notices announce appointment of administrators with the will annexed for the estates of Henry Rudolph Jacobs and Edward R. Young in Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the clerk sworn and timely paid, with dates in December 1989 and December 1939 respectively, names of attorneys Coxsee and Heiserman.
Notice of final reports for administratrix discharge
Final reports and application for discharge of the administratrix in the listed matter filed in Jones County district court. Final hearing set for January 6, 1939, before the court, where interested persons may appear and contest or support the filing.
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District Court
Jones County
Final reports filed in Jones county Iowa estates
Final reports were filed in Jones county district court as the court set dates for objections and show cause. Catherine Freese administratrix of Herman D. Freese’s estate. Herman Folkera and Julia Toenjes executors of H. A. Toenjes’ estate. Court clerk W. L. Pearson issued the notices.
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Catherine Freese
Herman D. Freese
Herman Folkera
Julia Toenjes
H. A. Toenjes
Anamosa
Iowa
W. L. Pearson
Jones County
Eliza Thoeni
Anamosa Based Court Appoints Administrator for Estate
The district court of Jones County Iowa appoints the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Albert J Brown deceased. All claimants are sworn to present claims within legal time and debtors are urged to pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa 30th day. Monticello State Bank Administrator Coxsee Heiserman attorneys for the estate. 27-4
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Henry Rudolph Jacobs
Anamosa
Thia
A. D
Monticello State
Coxsee & Helserman
Edward R. Young
Towa
H. T. Schnittjer
Coxsee & Heiserman
State
Albert J. Brown
Monticello State Bank
Executor's Notice for Harm Helgens Estate in Iowa
The state of Iowa executor of the Harm Helgens estate informs all creditors and claimants to file their claims with the court clerk in proper form and within legal time. Creditors must present proof of their claim and all outstanding debts are requested to be paid as required by probate procedures.
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Jones County
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