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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

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Explanation From Germany On Robin Moor Had Better Be Good

The piece asserts Americans demand a strong German explanation and reparations for the sinking of the unarmed merchant ship Robin Moor. It notes no contraband and a marked insignia, questions the sinking’s justification, and calls for guarantees on future German behavior while urging clear U S response before war.

Germany Robin Moor State Department United States Roosevelt

Iowa Corn Crop Stays Close to Normal Despite Drought Threat

Iowa corn conditions run about 99 percent of normal, near figures for 1941, contrasting with 35 percent on similar dates in 1939 and 1940. The state remains reliable in the heart of corn country, with recent heavy rainfall bolstering expectations despite broader midwest contrasts. A prairie trip to Nebraska or the Dakotas underscores Iowa’s dependable crop performance.

Iowa Hawkeye United States Nebraska Dakotas Ed Breen Stermy Fort Dodge

WPA Workers Faced With Farm Job Choice This Summer

Farmers expect WPA workers to accept summer farm employment or seek other means of support. The article notes many workers face limited options as rural labor needs rise and job availability shifts with seasonal demand.

WPA

Roosevelt Nominates Stone Chief Justice After Hughes Resigns

President Roosevelt appoints Harlan Stone as chief justice after the resignation of Charles Evans Hughes. The move follows a contentious period over the court’s size and fees, with historical references to the "nine old men" and political battles surrounding court appointments.

Charlies Evanz Hughes United States Supreme Court Roosevelt Hughes Harlan Stone High Court Justice Hughes Justice Stone

Wyoming News Briefs and Obituaries Update

Local notices report social visits from Cedar Rapids to Onslow, plus movements of residents and a school superintendent election in Springdale. The death of Carl W. Mallicnat Sr. in Faith is noted with survivors listed, and many with travels, guests, and civic events color the community update.

G. Roowedder College of Commerce University of Low Platner George Pealer Cedar Rapids Hugh Harrington F. L. Harington B. J. Tidmen Wyoming Schools Springdale Carl Mallicoat C. W. Mallicnat Carl W. Mallicnat, Sr Faith Wyoming South Dakota Maliceat Earl Malliceat Golden Lesch Boulder Colo Cottonwood Mary Jane Lovell Tipton J. L. Conwell Sara Rhodes Iowa City Henrietta Frank Frances Franks John Don Malin Evanston Dudley Richards River Forest Jil W. S. Roush McEvoy F. L. Harrington Raymond Mortensen Lyle Strong Helen Westphal Robert Long Clarence Melvin Martensen Willie Thomson L. M. Sherrill Masonic Lodge Grand Lodge Council Bluffs W. M. Bissell Onslow Bis C. W. McMahon W. H. Alden Milan W. G. Wherry Betty Jane Levsen Primrose Selden William Jackson Robert Levien Marion

Children’s Day Exercises Held Sunday In Scotch Grove Church

In Scotch Grove the Presbyterian church hosted Sunday School events. A baptismal service for Robert Hughes Norris was conducted by Rev. F. G. Tyrrell. Readers and singers from the congregation performed numbers including The Loyal Followers and a scripture lesson. Observers noted visitors, aid society meetings, and community refreshment treats post program.

Scotch Grove Robert Hughes Norris Robert Norris F. G. Tyrrell Clifton Abbot M. M. Sinclair Ruth Clark Alice Clark Marjorie Paulsen Kathleen Paulsen Janet Sinclair Neal Ronald Paulsen Lloyd Si Presbyterian Ladies Aid Frank Sutherland W. B. Clerk Ed Zirkelbach Arizona Eloise Sutherland W. B. Clark L. J. Hughes Oak Drive

4 H Club Meets In Broderson Home Tuesday

Emma Jean Broderson hosted the Swing Timers 4 H club at the Broderson home. Twelve members shared nature color ideas and heard programs on hanging pictures posture exercises wood types for home equipment and scrapbooks. The club will present a Farm Bureau program at the Lazare home June 20.

Wyoming Emma Jean Broderson Matthias Broderson Lois Huffman Mary Ellen Storm Farm Bureau Fred Lazare C. E. Wherry Robert Elwood Everett Wash Elwood Leona Gridley Elwood Howard Elwood Jeanette Baird

State Printing Board to bid on university materials

State Printing Board will meet Monday June 23 1941 to set contracts for 36000 copies of the University News Bulletin 1000 to 10000 copies of Test Sheets for the University 6500 copies of the University Calendar and 20000 pounds of book paper Bids accepted until 1010 a m and bid results will be opened and awards made The board may refuse all bids Specifications from L M Shaw Supt of Printing State House Des Moines 48 3

State Printing Board University News Bulletin L. M. Shaw Supt. of Printing State House Des Moines

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