Henry Wallace's One Sided Push For Russia Apology
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald editorial reprints records of wartime concessions by the United States to Soviet Russia. It notes cessions of Kurile islands and Sakhalin, East Prussia, Polish administration, and reparations, plus UN voting and borders in Trieste and Venezia Giulia. The piece argues Wallace's calls for more aid and apologies ignore history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
United States
Russia
Henry
Uncle Sam
Dubuque
Council of Foreign Ministers
U. S
Italy
Trieste
Venezia Guilia
Mothers Day Tribute and Founder's Longevity Noted
The piece marks Mother's Day on May 11 and honors mothers nationwide. It notes Anna M. Jarvis, founder of the day, living in West Chester Pennsylvania and observing her 83rd birth anniversary. The article recalls Rev Harry Westbrook Reed and quotes a reflection on maternal love and sainthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Jarvis
Westchester
Pennsyyvania
Harry Westbrook Reed
Prices, wages, and farmers in a circular crisis
Economists debate whether lowering food and farm prices must precede industrial prices or vice versa. The piece compares the stalemate to a maize puzzle, noting rising costs across cotton, wood, fats, oils, hides, and machinery. It urges a decisive move to reduce prices so the common man can afford goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truman
Iowa Debates Labor Law Spoilers and Political Clash
Capital News Letter reviews the fate of the post legislatures laws including the anti closed shop after publication. It notes court challenges likely and possible nationwide impact. It also covers partisan reactions to Gov Blue and lists adopted and rejected measures from his program. The piece mentions the League of Women Voters convention in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Lawman
State Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Iowa
Blue
Department of Agriculture
Board of Control
Public Safety Department
Attorney General
State Public Utilities Commission
Superintendent of Public Instruction and Commerce
State History Department
Des Moines
The
Historical Society of
Iowa City
League of Women Voters of Town
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
Iowa political scene hints at 1949 actions and leadership shifts
The report highlights a vice presidential bid within the General Federation of Women's Clubs, notes Senator Hickenlooper's extensive committee load, and urges keeping Frank Miles in view for 1948. It also covers the Iowa conservation commission's rapid progress, anticipated party leadership changes, and likely beer and liquor policy actions in 1949.
Car Out of Control on Highway 218 Near Mount Pleasant
A Washington man Robert Boswick and his passenger Robert Downing escaped unharmed after a car derailment on Highway 218 north of Mount Pleasant. The vehicle struck barriers on both sides, spun, and ended upside down near the bridge’s far end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boswick
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Boswick
Robert Downing
Vandals Target Palo Alto Gun Club Storage House
Des Moines River damage hits the Palo Alto Gun Club at Emmetsburg after vandals wreck a small storage house valued around 250 dollars and dump it into the river. No injuries reported and investigators seek leads on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg
Des Moines
Buried Alive Escapes After Sewer Collapse
Everett Sanger of Grinnell was buried up to the waist in a sewer ditch last week when walls collapsed. Rescuers freed him after about three quarters of an hour as bystanders watched the perilous accident unfold in the trench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Sanger
Grinnell
Mr. Sanger
Monticello Fire Safety and Chamber of Commerce Call
Monticello residents urged to keep distance from fire scenes and keep roads clear as fire department responses are frequent. Honor L. Clark reports on blood donor efforts for a ill VFW member and notes the need for a town chamber to coordinate industrial and economic development. The column promotes community involvement and announces an upcoming chamber meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Sarge) Rhatigan
VFW
Lewis £. Clark
Chicago
Monticello
Wales
Chamber of Commerce
Dynamite Accidents Do Diminishing Damage in Iowa Spring
In Paton a 36 year old man named Wer ner Lindgren died after a dynamite charge failed and exploded during inspection. Near Guthrie Center 14 year old Max Tearney lost two fingers and fingertip tips from both thumbs after handling dynamite caps. In Jefferson a naming contest led Ruth Grow to win ice cream as Jimmy Pappas asked contestants to pronounce a long name Themetrios Papathematriakontopoulos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Paton
Werner Lindgren
Guthrie
Max Tearney
Jefferson
Jimmy
Pappas
Ruth Grow
Themetrios Papathematriakontopoulos
Jefferson Bee
Death Takes A Holiday May 16 Honor Assembly Recap
Honor assembly Tuesday awarded thirty six students across cheerleading letters for Arlene Kuhns Kay Bender Fern Decker Betty Lou Vernon La Vonne Fluckiger and Marilyn Landis. G A A letters went to Margie Paulsen Betty Brokaw Pearl Brokaw Margaret Marugg. Safety patrol letters earned by Stanley Morning Stuart Sutherland Ralph Marolf Stanley Bell Harold Shaffer Chauncey Dirks. Tumbling and basketball letters presented by Coach Linn to Dayton Yousse Mifred Claus Art Jurgensen Bob Lubben Don Bohiken Loren Hayes Willis Harms Garriet Harrs Stanley Morning and others. Major M s and several trophies were awarded by Coach Linn and Mr Shannon received trophies on behalf of the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Randall Ganfield
DeKalb
Adams
Miss Potter
Arlene Kuhns
Kay Bender
Fern Decker
Betty Lou Vernon
la- Vonne Fluckiger
Marilyn Landis
G.A.A
Manti
Margie Paulsen
Betty Brokaw
Pearl Brokaw
Margaret Marugg
Monti
Stanley Morning
Stuart Sutherland
Ralph Marolf
Stanley Bell
Harold Shaffer
Chauncey Dirks
Miss Smith
Coach Linn
Dayton Yousse
Mifred Claus
Art Jurgensen
Bob Lubben
Don Bohiken
Loren Hayes
Willis Harms
Garriet Harrs
Linn
Ron Benson
Jim Seehusen
Bob Messerli
Don Newton
Dean Willworth
Ray Null
Grant Adamson
Don Shelley
Mr. Shannon
Delta Sigma Delta Initiates Aitchison and Rieniets May 6
Donna Beth Aitchison and Fern Decker are among initiates honored by Delta Sigma Delta Monticello chapter of National Honor Society at the annual spring banquet held at the Shannon home on May 6. Committees for the banquet were announced by President Ray Rieniets with roles for Donna McCurdy Susan Stuhler Margaret Ann Zimmerman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Beth
Aitchison
Mildred Rieniets
Delta Sigma Delta
Monticello
National Honor, Society
Shannon
Ray Rieniets
Donna McCurdy
Susan Stuhler
Margaret
Ann Zimmerman
Fern
Decker
Jim‘ Seehusen
Dorothea Diers
Margaret Ann Zimmerman
Barbara Walker
Arlene Kuhns
Paul Seehusen
Stumbaugh
Hhe
Ross
Miss Bush
Greenley
A Pale of Two Cities Shown to English Students
Charles Dickens tale used in a Friday class session sponsored by the senior English Literature class for all English students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Senior sketches reveal 12th grade leaders and performers
The senior class lists its leadership and talents with multiple school activities. Notable figures include top basketball and football players, choir and glee club members, yearbook staff, and class presidents, plus Future Teachers and 4 H ties, planning futures at Iowa schools and Ames veterinary medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Bender
Girls Glee Club
Mindrigal
Philomonte
Red Peppers
M Club
G.A.A
Rainbow
Presbyterian Choir
Bob Messerli
Wamac
Eastern Iowa
Eastern’ Iowa
Hisj
Bob
Glee
Brown
Iowa State Teachers College
Monti High
Ronald Benson
WaMé
Benny
I.S.C
Paul Seehusen
Buddy
Luther League Federation
St. Peter's
Pauls
Luther League
Paul
Asso
Agricul
Laneva
Folkers
M .Club
Triem
F.T.A
Future Teachers’ Organization
DeShaw Ganfield Win Top Prizes In Contest
Jane De Shaw and Randall Ganfield won first prizes in the junior and senior divisions of the Conservation Contest sponsored by the County Izank Walton League. They modeled radios for essays on soil conservation and related topics. Other Monti students earned prizes from third to tenth place including pens pencils and a billfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Ganfield
Izaak Walton
DeKalb Agriculture
F.F.A
Randy
M Club
Them
Red Peppers
Ames
Monti
Jane DeShaw
Randall .Ganfield
County Izank ‘Walton League
Jane
Handy
Maldean
Dirks
Eversharp
Sarah Hayden
Aspen
Linda Greenley
Larry Paulsen
Robert Spalir
Marilyn “Landis
Banquet Planning Names Revealed for Junior Senior Event
A banquet is underway driven by feverish committee work. Invitations list Clara Kehren as chair, with Betty Craig Marvin Jacobs Bob Lubben on the program committee and Phyllis Cox Donna Aitchison. Decorations feature Carlene Winkler and a hospitality crew including Bob Veitch Milred Claus Elizabeth Wilson Audrey Egger John Hein Bernice Schmidt. Food committee led by Elfriede Behrens with Jean Hein Lucretia Fairbanks Vera Null and others.
Ferris Senior Drama Death Takes a Holiday on May 16
The Ferris High School senior class presents Death Takes a Holiday, a rewritten Walter Ferris drama about Death delaying life for three days and falling in love. The cast includes Cora Schrader, Milton Bader, Don Bohiken, Stephanie Alda, Margaret Ann Zimmerman, and Duke Lambert, portraying roles from Death to the Princess of San Luca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ferris
Cora
Audrey’ Schrader Fedele
Milton ‘Bader
Lambert
Don' Bohiken
Stephanie Alda
Margaret Ann Zimmerman Princess
San Luca
Farmers chapter initiates new members at picnic plan
Gerald treasurer Hob Reuter and Willis Harms assistant treasurer were elected with Don Hagen as reporter and watchdog. Initiation of green hands eligible for the rank of chapter Farmers included Albert Iben George Schneiter Robert Spahr and Don Hagen. Plans were made for a picnic with FHA girls after the meeting refreshments were served to the thirty fellows attending by the rodent contest losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hob Reuter
Willis Harms
Don Hagen
al ‘Bert Iben
George Schneiter
Robert,Spahr
Gym Demonstration Praised by Philomonte Townspeople
Congratulations to Msg Potter and all contributors for the gym demonstration. The Philomonte staff cannot print every name, but townspeople enjoyed the program and look forward to future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msg. Potter
Grea
Philomonte
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Germany
Dardenelles
Ukraine
Capital News Letter
Robert D. Blue
Statehouse
Claude Cook
Frank Moorhead
Managua
Nicaragua
Monticello and
Jones County
A. Doeses
Monticello Express
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bole Advertising
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Ilinois
Jones, Linn
Delaware
BY the
Darrell Blayney
Honor L. Clark
Express
Kelloggs
Wyrigrt
Monticello High School
Monty
Honor Assembly
Rieniets
Dayton John Yousee
Boys’ Glee Club
Madrigal
D. J
DeShaw
Ganfield
Ferris
Gerald
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