Show of Economy and Debt Bill Passage
The article notes a rare show of economy as the bill raising the debt limit from 300 to 275 billion dollars passes with no dissenting votes amid chants for less federal spending. It argues the real test comes later in budget appropriations and urges lawmakers to curb waste to ease the tax burden. It cites Doughton urging continued spending cuts to maintain public confidence.
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Congress
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Open Forum Letters Policy Clarified by Odlwein Editor
The newspaper notes ERC opinions are from various columnists and not necessarily from OPEN FORUM. Letters must be signed and limited to 300 words, with authors identified to the paper. Anonymous submissions may be abused, so signatures are required unless requested otherwise.
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ERC
Odlwein
Births and community notices from Maynard area
Mrs Golda Fullmer announces the birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Homer Bunn on June 20 at Mercy hospital Oelwein Barbara Buennecke and carrier announce several Maynard items including a Fourth of July picnic plan at Maynard park and visits en route to Arizona Other notices include wreaths sent in memory of L M Gray by multiple local families Ada Reading Circle meeting reports and upcoming July topics Verna Gantenbein to visit California and other social updates Also mentions fishing trip plans Hoth Hath and others visiting Des Moines and Rochester medical updates and local transfers including Henry Kappmeyer purchase of a pool hall and a Willard Miehe Army Air Corps enlistment.
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Homer Bunn
Mercy Hospital, Oelwein
Rowley
Iowa
Harold Arthur
Verna Gantenbein
Alhambra
Calif
Edgar Jenkins
R. J. Baker
Paul Harrison
Hazleton
H. H. Nicholson
Harrison
Belmont Kappmeyer
Hamilton
Ill
Henry Kappmeyer
Chicago
Henry
Muriel Gray
Victor Hoth
John Wittenberg
Des Moines
Dorothea Hath
San Francisco
Henry Hath
Edd Kramer
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Willard Miehe
Army Air Corps
Fort Snelling
Jack Bellis
George Carley
Randalia
Bellis
Erma Simpson
Marshalltown
Will Pace
Legislative Riders Flout President's Veto Power
Harold L. Ickes attacks legislative riders as subverting presidential veto power. He cites 1943 Deficiency Appropriation Act and 1946 agriculture rider attempts, calling them shyster tricks undermining democracy. He urges banning tie-in legislative transactions to protect constitutional rights.
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Harold L. Ickes
Congress of the United Sates
House of Representatives
Martin Dies
United States
Goodwin B. Watson
William E. Dodd, Jr
Hubert Mors
Congress
Russia's Veto Turns UN into Debate Society
George E. Sokols kyk argues Russia's repeated vetoes block majority will, paralyzing UN actions from Yalta to San Francisco. He claims single-party rule and lack of opposition in Soviet Russia prevent true democracy, calling for ending the veto to enable world government or face collapse of the council.
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Russia
al Yalta
San Francisco
Council of UN
Yalta
Ste Po
Baruch
Gromyko
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West Union community notes and moves
Mrs Sant Eastman and Edwin Baldwin visit as carrier Miss Rhoine Glascock spends a week with her parents after graduating from Northwestern University hospital administration in Chicago and set to begin as assistant superintendent at Vallejo California community hospital July 1. Several youths attend Lutheran Bible camp in Clear Lake Monday through Saturday. Families hold reunions in Oelwein and Milford Conn. Women’s luncheon committee readies at the country club. Local visits include Gladys Kuethe Tripoli to see Janet Frank. Patricia Eastman travels to Rochester Minn. Charles Halverson returns from Minneapolis and Marlys and Mardelle Halverson plan trips to Des Moines and Pella.
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Rhoine Glascock
Frank Glascock
Glascock
School of Hospital Administration
Northwestern University
Chicago
California
Adams
Diane
Betsy
Milford
Conn
W. A. Bealmer
A. S. Tucker
E. A. Treager
Harry Wenger
Country Club
Gladys Kuethe
Tripoli
Janet Frank
KG. Frankg
Patricia Eastman
Rochester
Minn
Eastman
Charles Halverson
Minneapolis
Marlys
Mardelle Halverson
Dés- Moines
Pella
Iowa
Clermont Social News Notes Passenger Visits and Family Guests
Mrs Elvira Johnson reports a weekend of visits across Clermont as neighbors and relatives travel to KnoxVille and Alta Vista. Ezra Rowland accompanies Elmer Graffenburg to see his sister-in-law Bertha Rowland in hospital after a fractured hip. Reuben Hackmann and children visit Mattia Zurbriggen's home in Summer. George Washburn family hosts from Alta Vista with Paul Wells family of Millville. Harold Bennett hosts Walter Thorge of Toledo as a brother-in-law, and Vern Pratt and William Accola families share meals with Clarence Tatro and Elvira Johnson households.
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Ezra Rowland
Elmer Graffenburg and
KnoxVille
Iowa
Alta Vista
George Washburn
Dad
Mary Washburn
Paul Wells
Millville
Jerry Wells
Donna Johnson
George Washburns
Visitis
Walter Thorge
Toledo
Ohio
Harold Bennett
Benhet
Vern Pratt
William Accola
Clarence Tatro
Merle Buckdasher
Elvira Johnson
Alfred Ruckdashel
Picnic at the Will Downing home draws family gathering
Mrs Will Downing host family day with Paul Schfultz and Marvin Young guests. The group includes Gladys Ruth Beverly and Larry Marvin and Mrs Will Bay ness. Otto Brockhoff of Oelwein also attended as supper guest of his uncle.
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Will Downing
Paul Schfultz
Marvin Young
Flankeye
Erwin Kuker
Gladys
Ruth
Beverly
Larry Marvin
Will Bayness
Otto Brockhoff
Oelwein
Basis of One World Is Laid in Each Community
Eleanor Roosevelt Hyde urges community action to build unity and fight prejudice. She highlights the United Urban League Service Fund and National Urban League plus the NAACP, then notes California police training aimed at improving race relations and reducing bias among officers. The piece closes with local notices and a historical aside about Benjamin Franklin’s wooden arm device.
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Ug Individals
United Urban League Service Fund
Natonal Urban League
The
Urban League of Greater New York
Urban League
National Asociation For the
Bush Broaups
California Department of Justice
Robert Kenny
California
South
E. R
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Tmited Feature Syndicate
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