Editorial on Army McCarthy hearings urges restraint and lessons
Commentary argues the hearings reveal confusion caused by McCarthy and the Mundt committee. It cites bias, improper oversight, and political maneuvering while urging Americans to demand focus on issues, defend constitutional powers, and reject demagoguery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mundt
Army
Shine
McCarthy
Executive Department
Subcommittee
Democratic Committee
Senator Dirksen
Welch
Roy Cohn
America
Grass Roots Opinion From Dailies On Government Role
A selection of editorials argues that risk capital sustains growth without government spending and urges government retreat from competitive business. Other pieces praise free enterprise while noting citizens should support the government’s efforts and rewards drive business and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
Herald
Hillsboro
Ore
Argus
West Point
Miss
Daily Times
Saranac, Mich
Advertiser
Farmer Smarts Shine in Sunlit Hay Harvest tale
In a rural column the editor reflects on farmers working hay in heat then cooling under shade with watermelon. A Monticello man dreamed of perfect summer leisure and seedless fruit, while local scenes show neighbors at picnics, garden hoses, and a mower mishap.
Anamosa School Bonds Sold To Group Of Purchasers
A group led by Quail & Co of Davenport won the bond sale in Anamosa on June 14, selling $235 000 in school bonds. The net interest rate to purchasers was 2.29974 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa School
Quail & Co
Davenport
Anamesa
Vacation Bible School ends with large attendance at Center Junction
Center Junction Presbyterian church capped a two week Bible school session Friday night with strong turnout. Seventy six children earned attendance certificates and sixty three posted perfect attendance.
Weekend visits cross state lines to Savanna and Des Moines
Dr. Minna Hansen of Santa Barbara arrives by plane on Saturday June 26 to spend a week with her father John H. Hansen. Carol Jean White of Los Angeles visits her grandfather Hansen and aunt in Savanna. Raymond Teut and wife visited his mother Anna Teut at Ricketts. John Husman and Merle Husman attend the Henrichs reunion near Anamosa at the Schrader home. The Meade family plans Siren Wisconsin return. Des Moines guests Fred Horn and Herman Folkerts visit the Husman home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Ralph Husman
Cora LuAnn
John McDonald Hospital
Ed Darby
Ellsworth Dart
Michael Seiler
F. L. Himebaugh
Fred Renfeldt
Linda Laughlin
Collins
Iowa
David Renfeldt
Harlan Arthur
Detroit
Mich
E. Arthur
Anamosa
William Wessels
Jerry Dart
Cedar Rapids
Walter Setlers
Jack Stingley
Russell Jamieson
Walter Seiler
Robert Manley
Harry Stingley
Jack Stingleys
LeRoy Dirks
Harry Chase
Paul Ferguson
Bobby
Kathy
Lake City
Raymond Bailey
Famly
John Locp
Hopkinton
Minna Hansen
Santa Barbara
Calif
John H. Hansen
Carol Jean White
Los Angeles
Mr. Hansen
John Sikora
Savanna
Raymond Teut
Anna Teut
Ricketts
John Husman
Jerry Hoenshel To Coach Basketball At Onslow School
Onslow hires 1954 Parsons College graduate Jerry Hoenshel to coach boys and girls basketball at Onslow High School. He is from Birmingham Iowa and will move after August 1. Veteran girls coach Walter Wagner steps down after eight years to focus on supervision. faculty for 1954 55 is now complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Jerry Heenshel
Parsons College
Onslow High School
Birmingham
Iowa
Walter Wagner
Onslow School
Mariel Paulsen
Larry
Judi
California
Clara Haeussler
Los Angeles
Calif
Gert Gress
Mary Powelka
Davenport
Leslie Meade
Janeal Ann
Neal Paulsen
Elmer Hinrichs
Warren Sonneman
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Sonnemans
George Paulsen
Fort Leonard Wood
Emil Paulsen
Sara
Ronald Paulsen
Ned
Eugene Hanken
Mary
Cindy
Julie
John Petersen
Olin
John E. Paulsen
Germany
Frank Byerly
Boise
Idaho
Elsie Callahan
Etta Reynolds
Lancaster
Ohio
Wayne Strait
Barbara
Mason City
W. C. Barnts
David
George Tjaden
Dubuque
New Addresses A and Military Listing Brightens Local Notices
A compilation of new addresses for service members including Michael J. Dueschner and Kaye Marolf alongside several others at bases nationwide. Community figures Mr and Mrs Hago Tobiason and families hosted Sunday dinners. Sharon Zimmerman celebrated her 13th birthday with a picnic at Anamosa state park as Cedar Rapids residents visited Buck Creek. Local residents Allan Stutt and Herman Stutt entertained guests in Cedar Rapids and Anamosa respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hago Tobiason
Henry Hinrichs
Paul
Lyle Tobiason
William Baumann
Sandra Bronemann
Joan Stahlberg Sr
Raymond Porter
Buck Creek
John Rieken
Miller
Rodney
Anna Zimmerman
Jane Ommen
Lester Zimmerman
Sharon Zimmerman
Anamosa State Park
Mrs
Allan Stutt
Cedar Rapids
Herman Stutt
Kromminga Family Reunion At Anamosa State Park
A Kromminga family reunion was held at Anamosa State Park with a noon picnic. Attendees included multiple Kromminga relatives from Castle Grove and Monticello area, joined by friends and extended family. A group from Peniel Presbyterian Church planned a camping trip to Camp O Delhi, returning Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astle Grove
Kromminga
Anamosa State Park
Raymond Keonmminga
F. H. Kromminga
Richard Korminga
Fred L. Kromminga
Castle Grove
Augusta Barton
Duane Berton
Dallas Center
Alher Barton
Johnny
Knoxville, Tenn
Ed Kromminga
Anamosa
Delmar King
Vivian
S. D
Bob King
Linda
Springvee
Bud King
St. Louis
Willis Harms
Jennifer
Wesley Hanken
Emily
Dick Landis
Monticello
Peniel Presbyterian Church
R. S. Smith
Becky
Sharon
Rosemary
Camp O'Delhi
Judith
Bobby Black
Grace
Freda Kromminga
Gordon Eberhart
Larry Hosford
Larry Cartano
Joe Spahr
Joyce Fairbanks
Clifford Herr
Cathie
Bert King
Fred Kromminga
Clarence Eberhart
Paul Black
Lyle Hosford
Ralph Bayne
Monticello Park
Pfc
Allan Hint
Covington, Ky
Richard Kromminga
Raymond Kromminga
Robert Groves
Brownsdale
Minn
Springville
Rose Stadtmueller
Jane Mardorf
University of Colorado
Boulder
Miami guest joins Canton area family visit
Mrs. Charles Butt from Miami and her three daughters visited for several weeks with Emma Streets and relatives. A parade of local families shared dinners and calls including the Earls, Bearingers, Howells, Pares, Busys, and Clarks. Merle and wife marked their 25th wedding anniversary with kin in Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Earl Bickford
Bill Shadey
Maquoketa
Johnie Earls
Merle
Charles Porter
Tom Bearinger
Onslow
Wayne Edwards
Randy
Clarence Howell
Marx Anderson
Baldwin
Elmer Watters
Iron Hill
Lloyd Saunders
Saunders
Claude Barker
Danny
Lester Langrehr
Jackson County Hospital
Willard Clark
Spencerville
Harlie Clark
Harrison Clark
Emeline
Oxford Junction
Antone Beranek
Charles Butt
Miami
Florida
Emma Streets
Barbara
Carolyn
Bill Clark
New Canton Bridge
Franklin Reyner
West Union
Frank Reyner
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Grass Roots Opinion
BY Well Way
Matt Muller
Clair Aitchison
Clair
Bill Wright
Stan Peters
Floral Hall
Fairgrounds
Ray Marcif
Larry Goodyear
Paul Hearn
Stan
Scotch Grove
Les Balster
Les
Balster
Jerry Hoenshel
Michael J. Dueschner
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Texas
Kaye Marolf
Wave Barr
Sta. Imperial Beach
Charles A. Field
Bertrand
Manhattan
Kansas
Paul Bader
F.A
Camp McCoy
Wiseloe
Denis D. McDonald
Glenn K. Lange
Ronald D. Reid
David J. Huber
Colo
Idle Not Club
James Hubbard
Hubbard
Ernest Schnier
Paul Gerdes
James McLaughlin
Vincent Donovan
George A. Rickels
Francis Miller
China
Marvin Oltmann
Purcell
James Howie
Garner
O. R. Howie
Alva Stadtmueller
William Mardorf
Karen
E. J. Echmier
Paul Thalacker
Augusta
Wis
Delbert Weber
Colleen Powers
Billy Jo Vernimont
Ella May DeShaw
Rose Park Zoo
Wisconsin
Austin Spahr
Joe
Herbert Prescott
Joel
Jane
Grinnell
Weiner
Robert Zirkelbach
Harold Schlimmer
John Specht
Duane Barton
Albert Barton
Knoxville
Farley
Donald Weber
Ed Zirkelbach
Junior DeShaw and
Petrehrs
Brek-Breck
Larry Stahlberg
Marvin Stahlberg
Lou Porter
First Presbyterian Church of
Peniel Church
C. R. V. DeJong
Marion
Purdue
John Wolf
Ed Wilhelm
Anton Wilhelm
Dyersville
Hayo Tobiason
Donald Tobiason
Rollie Bronemann
Janiece and
Darrell
John Stahlberg Sr
Roland Pulley
Janet and
Marsha
Shenandoah
M. E. Messersmith
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