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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
5
Veto in U N Seen as American Invention in 1945
The article notes that the U N veto originated with American initiative during 1944 45. It recounts Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin agreeing to a 7 of 11 vote rule for procedural matters and veto for substance. It observes the Soviet use of the veto and suggests changing power dynamics may make U S veto useful in future international negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nation
House
World Peace Organization
Roosevelt
Crimea
U. N
Churchill
Stalin
Security Council
United States
Great Britain
Russia
France
China
San Francisco
Senate
Soviet Union
United Nations
Scotch Grove Women Plan May Breakfast in Harmony
Scotch Grove Women’s Community club sets a May 20 breakfast at 9 AM hosted by Mrs. Henry Hanssen with guests Mrs. L J Hughes, Mrs. R A Naylor, and Miss Esther Sinclair assisting. The program will be led by Mrs. W B Clark and Mrs. Donald Grom with recreation by Mrs. Albert Schrader. roll call asks for a special memory of your mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club
Henry Hanssen
L. J. Hughes
R, A. Naylor
Esther Sinclair
W. B. Clark
Donald Grom
Albert Schrader
Cass Cass County 500 Club Hosts May Gathering
Mr and Mrs Dale Gilmore hosted the Cass 500 club on May 3 at their home with Alvin Lubben and Darwin Hardson winning high and low scores and Louis Siebels taking the traveling prize. A shower for Phyllis Smith in Springville honored her upcoming June 6 marriage to Kenneth Hoge of Springville. The Brainards Pillards Wink family and Fairbankses visited and attended gatherings across Cass and nearby towns. Several Cass residents also attended a political advertisement event in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Homemaker Club
Cliff Rogers
Albert Oltmann
Andrew Watt
Lester Fairbanks
Emil
Zimmerman
Monticello
Louis Zimmerman
Don Zimmerman
Scotch Grove
Dorrance Shedley
Swisher
Clarence Herren
Amber
Izaak Walton
CASS
Dale Gilmore
Alvin Lubben
Darwin Hardson
John Sievers
Louis Siebels
Willis Fairbanks
Leland Pringle
Springville
Phyllis Smith
Kenneth Hoge
James C. Brainard
Ames
Warren Pillard
Iowa City
Galen Brainard
Frank Pillards
James Wink
Kristy
Anamosa
Charles Fairbanks
South Fork Weekend Guests Attend Mother's Day Dinners
Sunday visitors to the Mr and Mrs John Feltes home included Bill Feltes and family from Manchester Jeff Greenwood of Hopkinton and Bernadette Feltes of Davenport. Mother's Day guests at the Clarence Smith home included Walter Kraus and family Buck Creek Kenny Zangerlee and family rural Monticello and Jerry Ries from New Vienna. Thursday dinner guests in the Mr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
John Feltes
Bill Feltes
Manchester
Jeff Greenwood
Hopkinton
Bernadette Feltes
Davenport
Clarence Smith
Walter Kraus
Monticello
Kenny Zangerlee
Buck Creek
Jerry
Local families attend gatherings and visits in Dyersville area
The clipping lists numerous visits and social events across households in the Dyersville region. It notes wake attendance for Mrs. Julius White in Farley, Mother's Day visits in Cascade and New Vienna, furlough return of Private Richard Recker, and many family drop-ins among the Turnis, Rogers, Bell, Jasper, Trenkamp, Hirtz, Leibold, and Kleitsch households along with other local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jasper
Ray Trenkamp
Marc
Mike
Maynard
Dyersville
Julius White
Gib Recker
Sally Recker
Cedar Rapids
Robert Bollinger
Frank Trenkamp
Lena Leibold
Farley
Vernon Krogmann
Dubuque
Dick Turnis
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Jackson
Linn
Monticello Publishing Co
H. M. Jones
Betty J. Wagner
Mearle Griffith
Iane Scott
Mollee Williams
Bob Harlan
Ray Luckstedt
Bob Goodyear
Joan Steger
Justowriter
Sharon Bader
Mildred Bach
Mike Jones
Roper Charm Gas
Peoples Natural Gas
Roper
Peoples
Scotch Grove Cornhuskers Club
Louie Hanken
Jerry Husman
Mr. Hanken
Hawkens
Tom Streets
Louie
John Otten
George Bohlken
Jeanne Bohlken
Iowa State University
Irvin Husman
Carl Poppe
Karen Peet
Gary Poppe
Alvin Ortgies
Ruth
John Ortgies
Phillip
Frank Pillard
Miss Peet
Mr. Poppe
Martello Methodist Church
Sharon Albang
P.h.kester
Coggan
Sharon
Kester
Albany
Mark McDonald
Linda
John Albany
Rosann
Wilene
John Payne
Linda Miller
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Theresa Albany
Dale McDonald
Patty McDonald
Joseph McDonald
George Brown
Russell
Susan
Garret Moenk
WM. A. Bill Reade
Republician
M Jones
Vernon Trumm
Florian Becker
Tom Hirtz
Cascade
John Turnis
Bonnie Barnis
Peggy Cooper
Herb Bell
Alphonse Willenbring
New Vienna
Richard Recker
Florian Reckers
Fort Leonard Wood
George Gadie
Clyde
Bud) Hunt
John Hunt
Bernard
John Rogers
Melanie
Alice
George Rogers
Edward Kleitsch
Marvin Kleitsch
St. Mary’s Church
Joan Rogers
Rochester
Dick Rogers
Baltimore
Alfred Melchert
Vernon Melchert
Barney Feltes
Hearn Oil & Tire Co
Checkerboard News
American Cyanamid Company
Raiston Purina Co
Oldsmobile
K & P Chevrolet-Olds CO
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General Motorb
Ssda
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