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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1944

Page

3

Thought of the Week on faith in UN and dangers on streets

A reflection on faith in the United Nations and global cooperation amid postwar strains, followed by a local editorial note urging safer street practices after sleet and snow. It touches on bicycles, drivers, and the need for courtesy to protect children, plus a passing remark on a destroyed Yokohama monument and Pearl Harbor. The column closes with memories of cod liver oil and skepticism of modern vitamin fads plus a nod to exercise and solid meals.

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America and the War Weary Pearl Harbor’s Anniversary

A column reflects on Japan’s reaction to Pearl Harbor’s anniversary, noting limited celebrations and foreboding after Leyte setbacks. It discusses veterans returning to farming with government land aid debates, proposing using rolling lands for renewal under conservation, and quotes Lauritz Melchior on American unity, opportunity, and patriotism.

American Legion Lauritz Melchior USO Red Cross National War Fund America Melchior Eric

Move to postpone compulsory military training postwar

Editorial comments on delaying legislation for compulsory military training until after the war. Argues clearer public opinion will emerge postwar, notes no pressing need for immediate passage, cites returning veterans, and suggests servicemen now serving should have a say before any rushed congressional action.

Atlantic News-Telegraph Armed Services Congress

Ten Years Ago in Leighton and Nearby News

Ten years back in Leighton and surrounding areas December 4 issue recalls a church fire destroying the Reformed Church of Leighton building with total loss cited. It notes local efforts, flood rumors, weather, travels to the Netherlands, car costs, sugar and butter prices, rail ownership blame, a Dutch airliner crash, and Pella High basketball beating Knoxville 34 to 11.

Reformed Church of Leighton Jane Pella New City Bessie Brooks Lane Meulpolder Netherlands Lane Flying Hotel Holland Traq Pella High Knoxville Menning Bosveld Wisse Bob Hesau Hiavel Temple Dec Grandview College Des Moines Harmae Ottuni Moore

Severe Cold Then Warmer Spell Marks New Year Week

Twenty years ago in Gran, January 1 1970, extreme cold dominated the week before the new year with lows around 40 degrees below zero. A brief warm spell followed as the wind shifted south and the temperature dropped to five below by sunset. Editor Yours remarked the morning weather seemed milder in comparison. Twenty-five relatives gathered at Mrs Louisa Richardson’s home for an evening family reunion with attendees including G Y Orr and Mrs Y T Van Niewaal, who had managed the Dex Moines Willys.

Yours Louisa Richardson G.Y. Orr Y.T. van Niewaal Dex Moines Willys

Unclear events pile up in 1920s Newton Daily News notes

Scattered items recount a boiler explosion at the Newton Daily News office causing extensive damage at 1 00 am with a single witness present. Other entries mention local deaths, a bull attack on Abraham Van Nimwe, college announcements, and community notices including Legion Fest leadership, canned goods output, and a December wedding.

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30 Years Ago Political Moves and Local Happenings

A 1915-era report notes House of Representatives votes on constitutional amendment and prohibition with a two thirds requirement unmet. City called a special election January 12 to authorize bonds for extending water mains. Oakley Jaarsma dies after leg infection and amputation, memorial held at the high school. A letter from Dr Will Allen in National City, California to editor W A Young is described.

House of Representatives Washington Loz Stiles Senate W. C. Hallock Maysuerite Tracy Lloyd Hillyer F. Clifton C. Henshaw Woody P. Peterson Dunn Gregory Peterson Hallock Oakley Jaarsma Ile Oakley Will Allen National City California Filitor W. A. Young

Insurance and savings offer from WM. Difleman Sully Iowa

For farm and city property and hail and auto insurance with four branches. Get auto coverage now and save with a life insurance company for future income. Insure in good companies at low rates. Call 60 Sully or write P. O. Box 148 and I will call. WM. DIFLEMAN Sully Iowa.

Sully P. O WM. Difleman Iowa

Wonders of the coast and growth prospects of western cities

A fragmentary local news record notes talks on California paradise and westward growth, and mentions towns like National City halls rising to 10 from 30 in population, social gatherings at the Electric Palace and People's Cafe, and a Maxwell car display at Ever Ready Garage. It also covers a minor accident involving Jim Van Vark, a school holiday return, a snowstorm, and assorted town items such as store trades and a road race telegram.

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Community Christmas Dinner Noted At Local College

W Bailey hosted a Christmas dinner on Wednesday December 22 with Dean JD Dodson and Coach FT Warren in attendance. Both guests had recently married and shared in the celebration with the host.

W. Bailey Dean Dodson FT. Warren

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