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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1944

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Monticello Sailor Seeks Town’s Postwar Path

A Monticello Navy sailor asks local citizens how the town will shape its future after the war. He urges leaders to attract business to keep residents home, noting the choice between becoming a trading center or remaining stagnant. He seeks guidance on whether Monticello can lure shoppers and industry or lose them to Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. The letter stresses the need for proactive community effort to lure returning servicemen.

Monticello United States Navy Vermont Cedar Rapids Dubuque

Uninstructed Republican Delegates to National Convention

Town will send an uninstructed delegation to the Republican National Convention this week. Delegates may vote for any candidate they deem best to wage a successful campaign and to check what is seen as a drift toward dictatorship. The Iowa convention reflected a strong call for change in Washington.

Town Iowa Washington

War Below Zero and Allies Featured in Book Notes

Review highlights Balchen Ford and LaFarge war memoir War Below Zero about Greenland and Arctic air operations plus Meet Your Allies edited by Balint with 36 nations. Also notes on Bette Davis starring in Mr Skeffington and production quirks at Warner Bros sets.

Berndt Balchen Corey Ford Oliver LaFarge Balchen Arctic Antarctic Greenland Ford Iceland Major LaFarge Partcipants Europe Germany Arctic Circle Nicholas Balint Bette Davis Mr. Skeffington Warner Bros

Critics of the New Deal and wartime policy in editorials

The exchange column compiles opinions from several papers noting Jesse Jones as a symbol of wartime spending, the push for war bonds, and concerns over postwar wages. It cites Prairie State editorials criticizing political smear campaigns and praising farmer labor, with commentary on Roosevelt’s grip on the Democratic Party.

Jesse Jones New Deal Secretary of Commerce

Iowa Poll Shows Strong Support for Postwar World Involvement

The Iowa Poll finds about 79 percent favor the United States taking an active part in world affairs after the war and 67 percent support forming a world peace organization before the war ends. Voter alignment shows Wendell Willkie supporters favor participation at 80 percent while Roosevelt voters run 84 percent. College graduates show strongest international views. lower education groups show similar uncertainty levels.

Wendell L. Willkie Roosevelt Cece Democrats

Raspberry preservation guidance from Iowa State College extension

Extension home economists outline best raspberries for freezing and canning, recommending Latham Chief Cumberland Black Pearl and New Logan varieties. They advise selecting ripe fruit, quick freezing, and detailed sugar syrups and processing times for pint and quart jars to preserve flavor and color.

Monticello Express Iowa State College Armed Services Latham Chief Cumberland Black Pearl New Logan

Monticello News Roundup and Local Events Highlight

Time Does Fly column recaps Monticello July 4 Farm Bureau picnic with Allen Kline as main speaker and 4 H chorus. Rotary International delegates in Detroit. marriages and anniversaries. local business improvements. sports scores. and community notices including hospital, school, and church updates.

Farm Bureau Monticello Allen Kline Vinton S. M. Hosford Paul Smith

Church Services and Events Across Local Congregations

Local churches list pastors and service times including Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Wayne Zion Ev. Lutheran Church. Notable items include birthday Sunday, church meetings, Luther League and Ladies Aid events, plus a missions festival and bake sale scheduled for early July with dates and host locations.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church L. Lorenz the Methodist Church Glenn W. McMichael First Presbyterian Church Wm. J. Grossheim Christian Endeavor Wayne Zion Ev. Lutheran Church F. H. Kehren Zion Cemetery Luther League Zion Brotherhood Olin Brotherhood Ladies’ Aid St. John’s Lutheran Church R. P. Young Church of the Lutheran Hour Ladies Aid Society Nanne Hanken Young People’s Society St. Matthew's Lutheran Church H. L. Adix Heraldrix Farmersburg Iowa Zimmerman Ladies Aid

Wood Sugar Alcohol Production Cost Estimated

Production cost for wood sugar alcohol is estimated at 20 to 25 cents per gallon based on current process estimates and material inputs.

Wyoming Storm Swamps Town with Floods and Losses

Severe flooding hit Wyoming on Monday as Little Bear Creek rose beyond banks flooding basements and first floors. Water mains broke leaving eastern residents without water while two bridges were washed out and livestock losses were reported. A local janitor was swept away and survived by clinging to a tree as floodwaters receded.

Wyoming Little Bear Creek E. L. Millsap Milner George McCalmant

Lovell 4 H Club Plans Fair Book Cover and Home Safety Talk

The Lovell Happy Helpers 4 H club met with Lillian Freese and Monica Leytem presenting How Safe Is our Home. Members planned home efficiency work for the Jones County Fair and the Lovell Farm Bureau Program on July 17. The next meeting is July 14. They will design a cover for the 1944 fair book. Refreshments were by Lillian Freese and her mother.

Julian Kinler Portland Ruth Storm Ruth James Madison Merry Maids Club Monticello Cecil James Mary Jane Alden Ben Bahnsen Nellie Eggert Orlo Baltisberger Minnie Eggert Wyoming Ed Kleineck Lester French Martin Botkin Lyle Jenkins W.S.C.S Raymond Kramer Cedar Rapids Anna Knutson Walton Walton Hang Knutson Grant Walton E. J. McMahon Camp Crater Mich Thomas McMahon Geraldine Dirks Yock Cpl Yock Burbank Calif Lowell Richey Fort Bragg N. C Mary Koranda Richey Raymond Garside Station Hospital Camp Wolters Texas Betty Gordon Davenport Jerry Kostal Lovell Happy Helpers Lillian Freese Monica Leytem Lovell Farm Bureau

Traffic Casualties In 1943 Nationwide Losses

The year 1943 saw 23,308 deaths and 800,000 injuries from motor vehicle accidents nationwide. Traffic officials and safety advocates highlighted the toll and urged renewed measures to reduce crashes.

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