Let's Welcome Them Back and Wartime Reflections
A 1945 era reflection contrasts Lincoln’s call to think anew with postwar challenges. A Rock Island Lines ad urges welcoming returning war workers aboard trains, while international drama recounts British war brides reuniting with American spouses aboard the Queen Mary. Henry Kaiser voices cooperation with organized labor as a path to progress.
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New York
America
Lost and Honest Servant Highlighted by Akron Leader
Dr H E Simmons president of the University of Akron notes that 70 percent of GI returnees want further education. In a test of 100 men the median rose ten points with one genius, four to five years matured beyond typical high school. plans include expanding part time teaching to meet a higher level of education and benefit the country.
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University of Akron
H. E. Simmons
G. I
Akron
Eve
Editorial snippets on research, wages, and regional produce
The column blends editorials from multiple small towns noting that more students must pursue research, while union leaders seek high wages regardless of profits. It contrasts peasant food biases and regional produce, arguing locals overlook homegrown goods such as corn meal, marmalade, and canned corn, despite quality claims.
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Toledo
Reinbeck Courier
Iowa Falls
Northwood
California
Washington
South
Reinbeck
Iowa
Albia
Albin
Albin Roller Mills
Minneapolis
Minn
Reinbeck Canning Company
Missouri
Arkansas
Child care features in 1916 Federated Club spread at Pella
A two page 1916 issue highlighted child care with Federated Clubs sponsorship and baby pictures from a Pella show. Notables include C Van Vliet Yvonne Aschenbrenner Elven Hollebrands Martha Crew and many others. Activities covered include a Mock Trial staged March 14th with local names and roles, a Frances Sheehy recital, and seed promotion by Charles Porter. Local elections saw James Ver Hey succeed his father as alderman while Mrs Moschel entertained at college lectures.
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Pella
C van Vliet
Yvonne Aschenbiner
Elven Hollebrands
Martha Crew
James Faassen
Adelaide Sybenga
Arthur den’ Adel
Lenore Gaass
Ruth van Vliet
Ver Hey
Laura Kramer Moss
Peg O
College
Col. Newto
Tunis Klein
Albert van Houweling
Rube Brand
George Stout
N. J. Gesman
Dr. Aschenbrenner
Helen Edmand
Frances Grundman
Eli Hollebrands
Frances Sheehy
Shubert
Beethoven
Weber
Nevin
Haydn
Weiniawski
Charles Porter
James Ver Ploog
P. A. Edmand
Hugo Kuyper
Edmand
Kuypers
Joe Zinberg
C. H
Ottumwa Girls
Central Girls
March 11 1926 Pella items mix police talk and local news
Chief Cavender visited Pella to urge focus on vice cleanup. church dinner followed. Fire destroyed Ye Photo Shop in Fowler Building. Knoxville Journal reprint notes strict dance rules. Local dairy buyer Ralph Grundman purchases pedigree cows. Central College and Parsons students shine in contests. New United Self Serve store opens. School board re-elected. 228 voters. Miss Renats injures arm. Spring ads, radio contract bids, and a large contest draw. Front-page snow, flooded river scenes. W. J. Johns trial advances. relief funds planned. county work to repair courthouse for $23,400 with $20,000 federal share. Local teams win games. Tulip Time songs published. Navy Raymond Van Brogen pictured in Philippines. Deeds rise. notes by Recorder Wilkes.
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James Cavender
Pella
The
Baptist Sunday School
Cavender
Age Tribune
Reuyers & Hollebrands
Fowler
South Main Street
Knoxville Journal
Ralph Grundman
Cornelius Wilkins
Central College
Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons College
P. Heerema
Gradus de Kock
WBBM
Chicago
Des Moines
Howell
W. J. Johns
Marion County
Knoxville
Central
Simpson
Parsons
Upper Iowa
Columbia
Luther
van Arkel
Hoogheem
Reimer
V. Ford
R. Ford
Hoekstram
F. J. van Zee
van Zee
Raymond van Brogen
Philippines
Wilhelmina Wilkes
Death of Theodore LeCocq at age 46 in 1986
Ten years ago, on March 5, 1986, Theodore LeCocq died after a ten day illness from pneumonia at age 46. He enjoyed raising pleasure horses and had previously worked in the fulpmobile business in Pella. Alicia Stureman was named one of twelve contest entrants.
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Theodore LeCocq
Pella Earier
Alicia Stureman
Ask Legislation To Widen Social Security Base
The Social Security Board urges Congress to expand coverage to all gainful workers including farmers domestic and nonprofit workers public employees and self employed persons. It calls credit for armed forces service and raise benefits for elderly widows and children while reducing age limits for women and easing child and employment conditions. New insurance provisions would cover extended disability and health benefits.
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Congress
Social Security Board
Earl Hi Fill
Des Moines
Hill
Cmed
Proposal mentions decentralized administration and state role
The text notes costs including payments to physicians and hospitals with a provision for decentralization of administration and possible use of State administration.
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