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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - June 7, 1943, Mount Pleasant, IowaVALID RATION STAMPS K, I. >1. blue stamps expire July 7 t. K. Ii rf ti stamps rxpirr June 30. M Red Stamps June 13 to Juno 30 shoe Stamp 17 expires June 15NEWS THEMT. PLEASANT, IOWA ' MISS JUDITH PETERSON BECOMES BRIDE OF MR. MAX STEIN 'Plans Made For Striking, Says Pres They’ll Do It Every Time Rawson Resigns In Argentina By Paul Mali.on she’ll HAVE THAT POOH > <5UV Dot MS MEG POQ.TT2AIT NEXT. SHE'S GCH- HIM / PAINTING everything J IN THE HOUSE/BUT .—' f NEXT YEAR'S ^ i EASTER EGGS f/^-- IF HE MAkfES A PROFIT . ON THAT JOB/TM A < QUIZ KID. SHE CHANGED THE COLOR THREE s TIMES YET— J J afret OH, MC SM EAR BRUSH, ~ * IF YOU KAVE A LITTLE OF THAT ORE EN PAI NT < LEFT, WOULD YOU GIVE ^ THESE PEW OLD THINGS W A COAT OR TWO ? I'M < FIXING UP A SLEEP-( ING POQ.CH. IT LL V ONLY TAKE YOU / \ \ A MINUTE J . (Distributed by King Features Syndicate, inc Reproduction in Full or (Jenera! Ramirez Becomes His In Part Strictly Prohibited > ____._—-— 1 Successor WASHINGTON.—TUE A MI-JI KAN j - Federation cf Labor has come forward 1 Ruer os Aires, Argentina (INS* — with a n' W .Social Security bill (Wa#- General Arturo Rawson today resigned ner-Ding« ll) to which the government his position as provisional president of privately contributed ‘he services of Its Argentin;! in favor of war mlnLster, (xp«r Social Security economists. General Pedro Ramirez. This k> the plan, the counterimrt of Announcement of his resignation Mjppo db. en sa nonftl Bever idge plan came only a few hours after the revo-in England It rriiresen* the current lilt ion wry lenders dissolved the Argentino:-, of orthodox liberalism that a -ma congress. nation and its p* >i>le will be helped Ramirez who resigned as war minis-and will mak- progress if all tin- work- Ut in Ram n S. Castillo’s cabinet prs pay a big tax out of their pay en- pre ided at the first meeting of the velope in return for some promised Junta government Frida-, after the future bcd;(-fits rebel* occupied Buenos Aires in a In th case the workers would pay swiitly-successful coup that ousted the co Ii a1 .rn of $4,000,000.000 a Ca ’iilo s isolationist government, year (enough to run the whole govern- A special decree announcing Raw-ment of the Coolidge el a, with son s resignation was issu'd at the ti,OOO,OWiOOO left over* and the em- government house in the Plaza De ployei $4,000,000,000. The tax would Mayo this morning after an all-night b* 12 percent, half on the worker, half conference. It stated that “General on the employer Rawson considering his duty done, re- Th< total collection of $8,000,000,000 signed the leadership of the military ear-, year (enough to run the New movement leaving General PcVro Ba Deal in one of its average spending mires the head of the state.” yews) would be in addition to all fed- A second decree cancelled ceremonies era I income and state taxes scheduled for noon today when Raw- Fb. cry one would pay in. but *°n and lhe new cabinet- members would t ik< out The benefits promised were to have taken their oath of office. include the u uat ones of old age and Earlier informed quarters had preunemployment, aul many new ones dieted that several cf the new cabinet including medical and hospital insur* members also would resign, ance, disability and even care during maternity difficult!! Beautiful Church Wedding Sun day Afternoon f SHE WOULDN’T 6VE , NOU THE RIGHT TiME, BUT ANYBODY ELSE’S TIME IS OPEN v^ T SEASON PCC. )A v^-, HER.— r /^f Axis Broadcasts Tell of Prep arations Just one > MORE REQUEST NUMBER-PLAY SMEARY, PLAY. O^E MORE HEADACHE FOR THE HOUSE-PAINTER., BESIDES COLIC THEY’LL DO IT EVERY TIME — Th Awx it) 8ROCC CSU mn, WINDSOR, OTTAVIO fnfwat SynS-Mt, Int. Wjfld To Attend Sessions Woman Takes Life at Of Conference Loral Tourist Cabin Iowa - Des Moines Conference Will Meet In Des Moines Vacation Church School ContinuesResume Talk on Mine Wages Washington, D. C., (INS)— Representatives of John L. Lewis’ United Mine Workers Union and the nation s -oal operators resumed* their wage negotiations today despite the fact that a few scattered mines were kept closed by striking miners. However, most of the 540,000 members of Lewis’ union reported back to work en schedule to end the general walkout in the coal fields. The miners and operators met for two hours during the morning and scheduled another meeting for later in the day. Ohio Group Ignores Lewis Order Bellaire. Ohio. (INS)—Almost 4.000 miners in the eastern Ohio bituminous coal fields today ignored the order of their union leader. John L. Lewis, to return to work and continued to strike One local union voted to fine any member $5.00 a day if he goes back to work before the local says he play Most of the ether affected local unions In the area were to mc?t this afternoon to consider the Lewis telegram. Probe Ship Crash That Killed 83 Plea Made For Railroad Workers! SELECTIVE SERVICE OFFICE HOURS CHANGED In accordance with an administrative builtin, the Selective Service office hours here during the months of June. July and August, will be as fellows : 7:45 a. rn to ll 45 a rn and 12 30 p. rn. to 4:30 p m Th** office is open daily except Sunday To Boys State Leon Marshall, Keith Garretson and Howard Cottrell went to Grinnell on Sunday t? enter Boys’ State, sponsored by the American Legion They were taken by Supt. C. A Cottrell.

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