Iowa Traffic Deaths Lowest in I1 States
National Safety Council figures show Iowa had the fewest traffic deaths per hundred million miles of travel in the North Central region with 8.0. The state’s 1941 highway toll stood at 585, cited by Paul F. Hill director of education and acting superintendent of safety.
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Iowa
National Safety Council
North Central States
Paul F. Hill
Anamosa Man Graduates Army Motor Transport School
Anamosa resident Pvt. Gerald A. Chapman and 109 other army students completed the first wartime class at Fort McPherson Motor Transport School. The 110 graduates learned machinist, engine and welding skills and will return to their home posts to keep transport operations rolling nationwide.
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Quartermaster Motor Transport Schoo
Fort McPherson
Motor Transport School
United States
R. N. Atwell
Iowa
Gerald A. Chapman
Ernest Chapman
Anamosa
Monticello Library Overlooks Book Drive Campaign
A national Victory Book Campaign runs January 15 to 31 at the Monticello Public Library to fill army camp and USO reading rooms. Donations of fiction, nonfic tion, technical and reference works are urged with magazines not accepted.
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USO
Monticello
American Library Association
American Red Cross
United Service Organizations For National Defense, Inc
Red Cross
Althea Warren
Los Angeles
Calif
Tax on Chimneys in England Sparks Public Debate
English residents faced a chimney tax that affected homeowners as authorities collected duties on chimneys. The levy drew criticism over cost and privacy concerns as the policy stirred public discourse.
Defense Stamps and Bonds Push for War Support
A wartime appeal urges readers to back the armed forces by buying Defense Stamps and Bonds. The message emphasizes daily contributions, urging collective sacrifice through regular purchases to sustain the war effort.
Balster Rites Held At Monticello For Local Resident
Funeral services were conducted at the Balster family home in Monticello and St. Matthew's Lutheran church for the deceased. The survivor list includes a widow, three children, three grandsons serving in the armed forces, a sister, a brother, a half-brother, and a deceased sister. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery with Rev. H L Buesing officiating.
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Then
Lutheran Church
Congregational Church
Balster
John Balster
Henry Meier
Anna
Clinton
Oliver Harford
Henrietta
Monticello
United States Army
New York
Merle Balster
United States Navy
Manila
Philippine Islands
Robert Balster
J. H. J. Stutt
Henry C. Balster
Scotch Grove
Emil Riedel
Lena Buetler
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
H. L. Buesing
Anamosa
Oakwood Cemetery
Continued classifications list for Monticello and neighboring towns
A long roster of individuals with farm or military classifications, listing names and designations such as 1a, 2a, 3a, and 4e across towns including Monticello, Oxford Junction, Anamosa, Cascade, Olin, and Lisbon. Several entries note status changes effective July 9, 1942 or July 1. The document aggregates local residents by classification, with repeated spelling variants and multiple locales in Iowa.
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Arthur Vernimont
Monticello
Leevern Johnson
Lowell Coburn
Oxford Junction
Charles Stanisha
William Reimers
Mechanicsville
Joseph Tyce, Jr
Simon Locher
Harry Young
Arnold Schrader
Center Junction
Raymond Peiffer
Cascade
Loren Reichart
Fredrick Stoffers
Schoch Grove
Joseph Smith
Charlie Riches
Wyoming
Clarence Lorton
Amber
Willard McCormick
Clarence
James Welfe
Anamosa
Laurance Nickels
Charles Eby
Harold Marugg
Raymond Helgens
Louis Lindsey
Norman Schutt
John W. Duffy
Onslow
Elbert G. Heiserman
Ernest A. W. Schmidt
Lee G. Nickels
Fred E. Dunlap
Delbert N. Wood
Olin
Wiliam G. Davenport
John H. Lorenzen
Edward C. Cozart
Alex J. Klocke
William G. Oltmans
Scotch Grove
Stanley E. Kuntz
Lisbon
Vern H. Siebels
Ivan L. Duncan
Alva H. Freese
Leo E. Koppes
Lee Sam Monroe
Irvin V. Hakes
Herman F. Wolbern
Montticello
Foster L. Coon
Lester S. Denison
Francis P. McCarthy
Herman Krutzfeld
Albert V. Guilford
Preston S. Conant
Wellman
Arlo Brady
Hans Christiansen
Herbert L. Leeper
Charles J. Stanisha
James N. McLaughlin
Max L. Thomsen
Edward W. Harms
Carson C. Moffit
Cedric C. Ballou
Ivan C. Feidler
Money and marriage quarrels according to experts
Experts say most marital disputes stem from money and emphasize fewer quarrels when wives manage funds. The view attributes many conflicts to financial control dynamics within couples.
Farmers to Receive Highest Income Since World War I
Farmers and stockmen in Cedar Rapids and surrounding counties are expected to have the highest income in 1942 due to wartime demand for meat milk and eggs. D W McCallum of the Production Credit Corporation urges saving debt repayment and building permanent security. The Cedar Rapids Production Credit Association reports over 2 300 000 in loans during its first eight years to farmers and livestock operators in several eastern Iowa counties.
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D. W. McCallum
Production Credit Corporation of
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
A. Everitt Hursh
Marengo
Iowa
H. J. Grunewald
Blairstown
Arthur R. Pearson
Springville
Irving R. Hintz
Monticello
George W. Drakos
Benton
Buchanan
Jens
Johnson
Jones
Linn
Tama
Vanilla flavoring compared with vanillin explained
Pure vanilla extract comes from fermented vanilla pods with vanillin as the key flavor compound dissolved in alcohol. Artificial vanilla substitutes may use other substances like clove oil and must be clearly labeled by the FDA. Read labels to know what you buy.
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J.E.R. No
Mexico
Food and Drug Administration
Desert bathing by sand rubs and territorial reach
In arid Arabia water is scarce so Arabs bathe by scrubbing with sand. The text notes the sun never sets on British soil, and similarly on American soil when considering U S territory in Antarctic regions per naval observatory.
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Arabia
Naval Observatory
U. S
Antarctic
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