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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
11
In Pella a provocative editorial asks residents to engage on important issues, asserting the paper will present multiple viewpoints within space limits. It explains the policy of allowing reader opinions and notes contributions may be edited to fit guidelines.
Reader column shares a humorous, serious letter about a truck rear wheel coming off and causing 150 dollars in damage to a Pella home. The claim response denies liability, suggesting the homeowner pursue his own homeowners policy.
Elmer Times voices concern over Washington’s unemployment focus while criticizing child labor rules and the 50 cent bread tax. He cites wheat acreage data showing 74.5 percent grown on 16 percent of farms, arguing small family farms and consumer costs suffer. The piece questions federal policy and its impact on employment and farming in the U S.
The White House budget maneuver trims wheat subsidies by 168 million and proposes a 5 cent per bushel rise to millers. Industry analysts say this boosts bread cost by about two cents a loaf, despite Agriculture Secretary Freeman's defense of protecting family farms amid calls for free enterprise.
Milwaukee Journal notes James S. LeSure’s Guide to Pedaguese mocks inflated jargon used in schools and business. The piece cites examples like underachiever and predisposition to describe a poorly performing child without calling him stupid.
Special Washington report argues that Taft Hartley section 14b limits union security and that repeal returns choice to employees. It notes 19 states ban union shops, calls repeal without mandatory unionism, cites President support, and urges Congress to restore the right to decide on union representation.
Dr H J Madsen, Director of the VA Hospital, announced the transfer of Canteen Officer E Grabenstein from this hospital to the VA Hospital in Danville Illinois effective August 15 1965. Grabenstein has served here 18 years and lives at 110 South Park Lane Knoxville. He requested the move to be nearer his daughter in Nolland Michigan as a new canteen building is planned at Danville.
100 year old S A Christenson celebrated his centennial birthday at Hamilton County Hospital in Webster City on January 4. A sizable gathering of family including two children seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren attended along with friends who could visit. The event coincided with a note of historical iron works first built in Massachusetts in 1645.
The passage argues words drive thought and communication yet also cause confusion in tax rulings legal documents and theology. It notes lawyers' jargon and obscure writers aim to be above readers, suggesting many find it hard to grasp meaning and that such authors expect little challenge from audiences.
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