Ninety Nine Years Informed Che Pella Chronicle Editorial
The column critiques taxpayer attitudes toward Congress and federal spending, arguing lawmakers trade pork barrel projects for votes and urging readers to question the cost of federal grants. It cites Changing Times and urges skepticism of home-district benefits versus overall spending.
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Washington
Ameris
To &T
the &T
Congress
Changing Times
Chamber of Commerce
Ruby trial television debate prompts Texas ruling
The Christian Science Monitor notes that the Ruby trial may not be broadcast. It discusses Canon 35 of the ABA and argues televised coverage could distract witnesses and erode dignity. It赞 emphasizes keeping the trial fair while wary of turning it into a spectacle.
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Jack Ruby
Texas
Withou
American Bar Association
Christian Science Monitor
Criticism as watchdog in U S government during party rule
Rock Rapids Reporter argues criticism is essential to expose administration weaknesses whether Republicans or Democrats lead. It praises senators like Williams for uncovering abuses and warns that unchecked power corrupts, urging ongoing opposition vigilance.
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Miny
Pot Dome
Alger Hess
Williams
Bobbie” Baker
Rock Rapids
The Best Form of Government From Our Founders
Fairfield Ledger reflects on the wisdom of the Constitution makers praising the founders for crafting a superior government. The piece marvels at their youth and guidance as evidence of divine influence in their work.
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Fairfield Ledger
Dead in Earnest Bible Note Honors Dr Charles Fuller
A reminiscence recalls a worn Bible used in private study and church services. The writer quotes a margin note from Matthew 9 27 31 and credits Dr Charles E Fuller of the Old Fashioned Revival Hour for inspiring a deeper commitment to Christ.
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C. E. Fuller
Charles E. Fuller
Dr Fuller’s earnest gospel plea on faith and mercy
A pastor recalls Dr Fuller speaking on faith and miracles from Jesus words. notes the line And their eyes were opened and praises his 38 years on radio preaching the gospel with earnest urging listeners to bow and accept Jesus as Lord and Savior.
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Fuller
Dr. Fuller
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David
Voice of the Public letter about wife appreciation and wheat sales
A pair of letters to the editor lament domestic devotion and praise a wife's daily toil while arguing for selling wheat to Russia. The writer asserts such trade aligns with Christian teachings and cites public support, contrasting with critics who oppose Soviet trade. Signed by P H Van Zante and dated December 19 1963 in Pella Iowa.
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Pella
Iowa
The
Chronicle
Russia
Cuba
Canada
China
West Germany
Radio Free Europe
Jesus
P. H. van Zante
Social Security visits doubled in 1964 for Pella area
Leo W. Smith, district manager of the Social Security Administration in Des Moines, announced that a representative will visit Pella twice monthly during the first six months of 1964. The visits aim to provide information and service on the Old-Age Survivors and Disability Insurance program. A representative will be at the Auditorium Public Safety Building on the first and third Tuesday each month from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
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Leo W. Smith
Social Security Administration
Des Moines
Pella
Public Safety
Towa
It Was News Years Ago Mine Opens North of Town
A mine near town opened and ships seventy five tons of coal daily all sold locally. Wedding records include Rose Smorenberg of Pella to John Ewing of Des Moines Nellie Van Klooswyk to John M. Veenstra. City council denies Pella Drain Tile request to vacate Huber and Farmer streets and cites public needs.
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Rose Smorenberg
Pella
John Ewing
Des Moines
Nellie van Klooswyk
John M. Veenstra
Huber Street
Farmer Street
William Schreiner
Howell
Pella High
Newton
le Cocq
Lankelma
Sack
Welle
van Gorkum
Harry de Cook
Jelsma & Hollebrands
Marion
Philco Society of
Central College
Edna Horn
Karl Ver Steeg
Minnie Dohrman
le Cocq Brothers
H. J. Langstraat
Eddyville
W. A. Roorda
Roorda
New car prices start at 975 dollars in 1923
Essex opens the year with price 975 f o b down from 1150, dealers pushing stock before new models. Chronicle staff extend New Year greetings on front page signed by H. H. Sadler W. A. Young L. W. Hartley Leroy Kimmell B. C. Bernard Ida Amos. Grimes Cann ing warehouses destroyed by fire at Grimes and Pel la for 250000 loss. Leen Hackert sells Oskaloosa street home for 600. Henry Cabot Lodge opposes World Court.
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Essex
Chronicle
H. H. Sadler
W. A. Young
L. W. Hartley
Leroy Kimmell
B. C. Bernard
Ida Amos
Grimes Canning Company
Grimes
Pella
Ace Boyd
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Joe
Leen Hackert
Oskaloosa Street
Neal van Hemrert
Henry Cabot Lodge
League of Nations
Harding
Coolidge
Lodge
City Cuts Electric Rates as Christmas Gift
Thirty years ago the City Council ordered a reduction in electricity charges as a holiday gesture. The December 21 1933 item notes officials acting to ease bills for residents and businesses, reflecting the era's push for Keynesian relief measures during the Great Depression.
20 Years Ago Lillian Crum Joins Marine Corps Reserve
Lillian Crum entered the Marine Corps Women's Reserve for six weeks basic training at New River North Carolina after working for the Veterans Administration in Washington. The Soldiers' Column photo highlights her story.
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Lillian Crum
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
New River
North Carolina
Veterans’ Administration
Washington, D.C
Pella High Cagers
Monroe
West Tech
Des Moines
Paul Lents
Keith Tait
Pella
Gnagy
Anthony Tusseling
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Ray
Warner H. Vande Voort
PFC
John van Roekel
A. A. van Roekel
England
John
Central Navy Cadets
St. Ambrose
Bees
Tunis Prins
Monmouth College
Lee Kaiser
War Manpower Board
Uncle Sam
Costs of Pella municipal government cited in survey
A 10 year old survey by the Iowa Taxpayers Association found Pella municipal costs comparatively low across general government streets public safety sanitation and health municipal enterprises recreation and miscellaneous Total costs were 63362 with a per person cost of 14 31 The Life reported the death of a four year old boy Christopher Cropsey in a vehicle collision near the four mile crossing west of Pella The Soldier Column highlighted Pvt Johanie Lautenbanch among Pella men in military service.
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Iowa Taxpayers Association
Pella
Christopher Cropsey
Harmon Cropsey
Michigan
Pvt
Johanie Lautenbanch
Worker rights and civil rights bill fearmongering
Washington observers note workers fear job security under a civil rights bill that grants federal inspectors sweeping firing and promotion powers. The bill could jeopardize seniority, union contracts, and apprenticeship programs while basing action on past hiring patterns and any discrimination in effect. Employers risk losing federal contracts and access to federal aid as regulators can target banks and firms alike.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
FDIC
Aeration advice to prevent spoiled corn in bins
Towa State University extension experts warn winter temperatures can cause shelled corn to spoil by moisture migration. Cold air moves along bin walls cooling grain center, moisture condenses and freezes on top, risking mold when warm weather returns. Use downward air flow with a fan, or install an aeration system before or after filling the bin, to cool grain and prevent condensation.
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T’ri-County
Larry van Fossen
Towa State University
van Fossen
County Extension
Civil rights bill sparks debate on federal hiring control
In the Pella Chronicle excerpt from December 28, 1963, lawmakers weigh a civil rights bill that would allow federal review of union practices, potentially stripping certifications if unions fail to meet equal employment standards. Legal analysts note broader government reach into hiring and firing decisions amid growing public pressure.
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Vyrong
Fed
National Labor Relations Board
Cnse
Fifty years recognition for Leonard Hays at Cedar Lodge Tipton
Colleen E. Broberl Haber stoh M D appears in the Who's Who of American Women second edition. Dr Haberstorh born Sac County, now at Dow Corning Medical Research Center Midland Michigan where silicone rubber was developed.
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Colleen E. Broberl Haberstoh
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