Education Of Our Children Is A Solution For Final Peace
Dr. Clifford Fox told a Parent-Teacher Association dinner that education shapes future peace. He warned war’s lingering effects, urged teaching peace, the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man, and preserving US sovereignty and the Four Freedoms to foster global tranquility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Fox
Parent-Teachers Association
Europe
United States
Russia
San Francisco
Fox
Petrie
Monticello Faces Severe Local Labor Shortage
Monticello continues to experience a marked labor shortage, mirroring conditions in other small Midwestern towns. Businessmen across sectors from mills to stores report needing additional employees to meet demand and sustain operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Middle West
Where People Take Their Troubles Aids Exposed
Lee Steiner recalls a study on psychological quackery and warns readers about bogus cures. She recounts encounters with a skull measurement scam, marriage brokers, fortune tellers, and radio court schemes. She urges reading her book before seeking quick fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Steiner
Illinois Society For Mental Hygiene
Eldora training school unrest sparks call for inquiry
The Washington Iowa Journal notes surprise at Eldora's unrest among those who saw the institution as a model but warns insiders knew its flaws. A full investigation is underway to clarify conditions and correct issues fueling the disturbance as returning veterans seek immediate employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Washington, Iowa
Journal
Labor Shortage Strains Farms and Cities
The war drains workers as men enlist leaving farms and towns short handed. Some approve a six month vacation plan with unemployment pay, while President Truman faces Congressional rejection of such a law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Occupation
Truman
Congress
Iowa Poll Shows Iowans Favor Sailor with Families for Release
The Iowa Poll finds most Iowans favor prioritizing sailors with multiple dependents for release over those with one. Ninety three percent support more overseas service pay for time abroad since 1939. A majority also backs keeping many troops overseas after the war ends and supports merging air and ground forces into one department. E G Ensminger, aged 92, marks sixty years of attending Grundy county fair since its 1885 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Grundy County Fair
E. G. Ensminger
Morrison
Ensminger
Grundy County
Grundy Center
What's Going On In The World? UN Charter Quiz
Questions probe U S obligations under the United Nations Charter and the rights and duties of member nations. The item points readers to page 8 for answers and discusses treaties trusteeship self governance and Pacific islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Pacific
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Hunter Tales Of Mallards Wild Turkeys And A Cooks Lesson
A man recalls hunts for mallards teal and a wild goose. He describes pre dawn treks, feathered quarry, and bringing game home to a wife who may or may not share enthusiasm. The piece shifts to advice on dressing game, bleeding unfired birds, and timely cleaning for best cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madlard
Wilderness
Man
Rane
Cooking Wild Game In a Marshland Setting
The piece advises longer cooking than domestic fowl for young game and offers methods for chen broiling frying or roasting. It notes older birds need tenderizing and recommends covered pan roasting with bacon on the breast for wild ducks. It mentions onion as a masking flavor and reflects on the distinct flavor of wild game and a rustic marshland mood.
Real Estate Transfers in Monticello Area
Several conveyances dated 1945 46 record transfers in Jones county Iowa with buyers including Augusta Pede Chauncey and Hulda Robinson Thomas Shover and others. Descriptions cover Lots 58 59 and adjoining parcels plus sections and streets in 85 3 west area and references to Monticello Electric Company and city deed exclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Null
Hannah
Augusta Pede
Love
John Brashaw
Rena Kettlitz
Augusta H. Farley
Thomas Shover
St. Sels
Monticello Ffeet Co
Towa Electric Co
Jones County
Towa
City of
Monticello
Property Descriptions and Transfers in Township 84 Region
A dense sequence lists multiple land transfers and descriptions in township 84 areas, detailing parcel boundaries, acreages, and dates. It includes transfers between Ruth Beamer and Harry to Theo Becker dated 4-17-30, and further conveyances between Louis Dolphin and Mary to Hilarius A. and Rita L. Kobb, among others dated 9-8-45, plus sheriff deeds and various lot lines in Monticello and Wyoming areas.
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Ruth Beamer
Harry
Theo. Becker
N.d
Clark
Wyoming
Louis Dolphin
Mary
Hilarius A
John J
Elizabeth Ked’ley
W. d
Chauncey Robinson
Hulda
Louisa Barney
W.d
Love
Monticello
Lyle F. Allen
Phyllis
Delbert E
Wilma M. Mayberry
Frank
Onslow
Henry Eichhorn
Lucy T. Remley
Jones
Township
The Editor Speaks on Compulsory Military Training
The editor argues against compulsory military conscription for high school students. He warns it would not foster self discipline and could drive youths from education, ignition for fascist trends, and disrupt democratic life. He suggests a democratic approach to maintaining a standing army if needed and cautions against premature militarization.
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Te i
Bern
United States
Indians Scalp Local Panthers
Weather soaked game as Marion edged Monticello 6 to 0 amid cold rain and wind. Monticello drives stalled by fumbles and penalties, while Marion defense and late drives kept the Panthers from scoring in a tense gridiron clash.
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Monti
Ward
Marion
Hye
Harner
Marion Monti
Ned Tit
Mar
Biz Boy Kiburz
Monticello Apis
Monticello A
Magazine Campaign By Junior Class Soon
A junior class plans a magazine sale starting October 8 for one week. Proceeds benefit the sellers and company, with part supporting the junior class and a spring senior banquet. The goal this year is two thousand dollars as the drive grows each year.
Reader's Digest Used By Am. Lit. Classes
American literature classes subscribe to Reader's Digest for four months for class work. Students in this room use will receive a 40 percent discount, allowing parents to benefit from the thrifty purchase.
Trained Otter Exhibit Planned at Local School
An otter trainer will present an exhibit at the lyceum on Thursday in October. Mr Liera claims to be the region's only known otter breeder and trainer. Tickets and prizes noted for student activities and awards for world history notebooks and other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liers
Liera
Lyceum
Gremlin Gab Sparks School Gossip Hinges on Postgame Car Lights
A lively school column parodies postgame chatter about a Manchester game and a faulty blackout. It teases gossip about students, drivers, and campus quirks while name dropping several individuals and local spots. The tone mirrors a yearbook style column with playful jabs and social details.
WaMaC Conference Attendees At Anamoma and Cedar Rapids
Mr. Shannon Mr. Linn and Mr. Koda attended the WaMaC conference business meeting at Anamoma on Sept 19. They also attended the Buster Town conference Diamonds Meeting at Cedar Rapids on Sept 20.
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Shannon
Linn
Koda
Ana- Moma
Cedar Rapids
Monti High School Forms Student Council Constitution
The Monticello Public School student council outlines its new constitution drafted under Irma Schoon. It formed committees and a Safety Patrol, aiming to improve student relations and school spirit, with plans for a noon recreation program and assembly exchanges with Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticeo High School
Monticello Public School
Irma Schoon
Monti High
Monti
Eells
Anamosa
Jean Barnts
Fighth
Roma Hoult
Bob Guyan
Paul Schneider
Lucretia Fairbanks
Art Jorgensen
Jim Seehusen
Bob Messerli
Susan Stuhler
Bob Otten
Gene Kuehl
Carol Caspers
Philomonte
Assembly Features Band Formations at Marion Pep Assembly
A marching band exhibition highlighted last Friday's pep assembly for the Marion game. The formations for the game were presented by the uniformed group with Lois Clark as MC introducing Bob Messerli who gave a football talk. Cheerleaders energized the crowd. The junior class selected George Washington Slept Here for their November 16 play, another Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman work following You Can't Take It With You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Lois Clark
Bob Messerli
George Washington
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Vocal Officers Elected for Girls Glee Club
For the next year the girls glee club elected officers. President Irma Schoon, secretary Carol Caspers, and Librarian Barbara Walker were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls' Glee Club
Irma Schoon
Carol Caspers
Barbara Walker
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Charles A. Doxsee
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Jones, Linn
Delaware
Dubuque
Seaver R. Mokown
Colorado
Arthur Amos Gray
West
Westport
Kansas City
Kon- Istantine
Sun Vonov
Boat
TGN
Care Rvertwo
Pearl
Pearl Harbor
Boa Agar Uty
Des Moines Sunday Register
Army Point System
Philomonte Monticello High School
Dorothea Dierw
Dotty Hoult
Hell World History Notebooks
Falr
Manchester
Hopkinton
Wow
Shelley
Monty Woolly
Dick Finson
Bob M
Sheila Kay Daly
Lois C
Bob G
Locher
Don
Vivian
Helen
Main Street
L.F
MAO
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