Back To School After Service Urged For Education And Security
The piece urges G I Joe and other veterans to return to school after service to build a solid education. It argues top wages in war work tempt youths away, but emphasizes the long term value of schooling for advancement, maturity, and financial stability. It compares educated officers earning higher pay and respect, urging young people to finish education alongside peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.I
America
G.L. Joe
G.I. Joe
A Star Danced and Other Tales of Gertrude Lawrence
Reading about Gertrude Lawrence traces her rise from a London stage apprentice to a celebrated star. The narrative covers early poverty, breakthrough in Charlot’s Revue, hard work, sacrifices, and a banquet memory with Hyderabad princes. It mentions Rain and Sergeant St George’s Proceed Without Delay as related works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lawrence
Brighton
Miss Lawrence
London
Charlot
Savoy
Hyderabad
Thomas R. St. George
Sergeant St. George
c/o
Through the Exchanges By Other Editors Blended Viewpoints
Exeter readers comment on global politics praising American living standards while critiquing labor and socialist ideas. Letters reference Harold Lasky and the U.S. democracy versus popular vote arguments, plus editorials touch on cabinet changes and social concerns.
Iowans Split Over Restoring Wartime Installment Buying
The Iowa Poll finds Iowans divided on restoring peacetime installment buying with a one third down payment and twelve month balance. A majority favor limits on total installment commitments and support for tailoring payments to item value.
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Aucke
City
Deaths and marriages mark Wyoming community notices
Funeral services for August Jensen 58 died after a short illness at St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids were held at Harrington funeral home Wyoming with burial in Wyoming Cemetery. Erma White married Howard Livermore in Kansas City and Lyle Nelson Neane Newman wed Cedar Rapids. Multiple obituaries and society items detail marriages births relocations and local events in Wyoming and surrounding towns.
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Erma White
Wyoming
Howard Livermore
Kansas City
Kansas
August Jensen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Harrington
H. Groening
Mr. Jensen
Flensburg
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Wheatland
Bertha Jansen
Lena Fedderson
Denmark
Livermore
Oxford Junction High School
Shronik Bakery
Joe Powelka
Maquoketa
Oxford Junction
FE. G. Steinman
Anna Homolka
Hrdlovez
Czechoslovakia
Robert
Manford
Gilbert
France
Mate Evans Guthrie
Pasadena
Calif
E. G. Steinman
G. W. Evans
Peoria
California
Grant Guthrie
Robert Guthrie
Warren
Ohio
Iowa
Pleasant Ridge
Methodist Church
Bay View
C.T.T
Woman’s Relief Corps
O.E
Dillon Stickley
Charles Blough
John Jansen
Ed Paulsen
Herman Gutzeit
Bobby Taylor
Marvin Snyder
Camp Woods
Tex
Indianola High School Introduces Part Time Cooperative Program
The vocational department establishes a diversified occupation program allowing seniors to work 15 hours per week in stores or factories after completing required coursework. Two hours must occur during school, and all participants must be at least 16 years old.
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Indianola High School
National Newspaper Week Observed During War Year Shortages
The local paper notes rationed newsprint and ongoing shortages. Publishers continue serving the community under great handicaps during National Newspaper Week, October 1 to 8.
Make Do And Mend Winter Wardrobe From Old Clothes
Parents can craft warm kid clothing from old garments and soldier’s or father’s clothing. Use shirts, coats, and trousers to fashion tailored jumpers, jackets, and durable undergarments for children and teens while asking permission before cutting into Sunday best attire.
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Dad
Discharge for Max Fayram Highlighted by Service Record
Max Fayram of Onslow is discharged Aug 18 at O'Reilly General Hospital Springfield Missouri. He served over two years with ten months overseas in Northern France and the Rhineland. He earned the Combat Infantryman Badge EAME theater ribbon with two battle stars and the Good Conduct Medal.
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Onslow
Max Fayram
O’reilly General Hospital
Springfield
France
Rhineland
Headlines from World News Quiz
Europe faces hunger and shortages as lend lease ends. Aliens seeking aid now have two options. The former puppet Norwegian leader stands trial as Nazi collaborator, the traitor named. A pair of great powers sign an accord likely to avert civil war. OWI urged abolition with transfer of duties to another agency within 90 days. Labor Secretary Schwellenbach schedules a conference to improve labor relations and resolve disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
U. S
Norway
OWI
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
Real Estate Transfers in Iowa Towns Detailed
A series of property transfers recorded in Iowa involve multiple sellers and buyers. Notable deeds include Warren J. Rees and Alma D. transferring to J. H. Westphal in Shaw's addition Anamosa, and executors of W. S. Frazier Estate conveying same property to Westphal for 2200 dollars. Other transfers list Roberta Dolphin and Edmond to Margaret Livingstone, Wanda Wilhelm and K. W. to Livingstone, Jessie Jarrett to David and Edna Hansen, Ernest Matetta and Ivetta E. to Elmer Buckingham, and Joseph V. Beringer to Jones County. A strip of land along the Dubuque and Jones county line to a centerline of Highway 151 is described. Ida Price and Ray convey to Farmers Mutual Creamery for one dollar. Lots in Center Junction and Monticello areas are included.
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Warren J. Rees
Alma D
J. H. Westphal
Shaw
Anamosa
Towa
Hope Kurtz
W.w.a
W. S. Frazier
Roberta Dolphin
Edmond
Margaret Livingstone
Q.cd
Scott & Skinner
Wanda Wilhelm
K. W
Q.c.d
Jessie E. Jarrett
David C
Edna Hansen
Monticello
Ernest L. Matetta
Ivetta E
Elmer Buckingham
Wyoming
Joseph V. Beringer
Marie
Jones County
Iowa
West Line
Dubuque
Ida Price
Ray
Farmers’ Mutual Cooperative Creamery
Center Junction
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Charles A. Doxsee
OWA Pres
Sociario
Natic Nice
Jones, Linn
Delaware
John Doe
Seisen
R. McKean
Gertrude, Lawrence
Malvern
Great Britain
U.S
Labor Party
Russia
Spain
Harold Lasky
Northwood
Truman
Congress
Elton Roosevelt
the Treasury
Congreman Rich
Pennsylvania
Eliott
Iowa Falls
Oskaloosa Herald
Davenport
Stuart Chase
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Helen Alden
Arlington
Thomas Broderson
William Broderson
George Fishwild
Hans Ketelsen
H. J. Achter
Clara
Nellie Furhmeister
Janice Sievers
Melvin Sievers
Ernest Reitz
Everett Vrooman
E. F. Kleineck
Fred Latare
Albert Fisher
Robert Fisher
Howard Fisher
Mount Vernon
Lazare
Garner
T. J. McMahon
McMahon
Walter Briggs
Minneapolis
W. E. Briggs
Mary Briggs
Pillsbury
Robert Wensorra
Hotel Williams
Wensorra
Mader Meat Market
Harrison Morse
Darlene Day
Howard Nay
AIC
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Martha Jane Dick Cathay
West Liberty
Don Gerdes
Lyle Tompkins
Shreveport
Joe Willman
Mary Louise
Clara Stephenson
West Main Street
Harvey Norton
West Green Street
Frank Sill
Clarence
Clarence Who Is Moving Therein This Week. Mr. Sill
Otto Rohwedder
Walter Schenk
Houston
Thailand
George Larsen
Waterloo
Calcutta
India
Schenk
William Wilker
the Commonwealth
Louis Kouba
Mercy Hospital
Wendell Setty
Sue
Setty
Mercy Hospital, Anamosa
Armed Forces
Luella Seehusen
Anna Petersen
Clifford Balster
Charles Lambert
John Kutzli
Fannie Hicks
Florence Wherry
Lillian Buck
Mary Babcock
Floyd Chatterton
W. A. Hicks
Leslie Babcock
Elsie Callahan
Camp Huaga
Fred Beamer
An Onslow
Succes
Earl Kross
George Dusanek
Anamora
Leo Allen
Forest Priggs
Miles
George Winrichs
Grantsvile
Wis
Ge] Gress Atvl
Frances Berg
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