Interminable talk and Red Cross aid in wartime
An unsigned 1940s style column laments party tensions over interdependence and votes while praising the Red Cross milk relief to Alyce. It notes transport delays, calls for increased March contributions, and criticizes chatter in Des Moines about legislation, economy, and peace. It highlights coverage by Alton Lewis Jr. from Washington and critiques government waste and press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afri
Red Cross
Alyce
Se Enller
Des Moines
Bach
Midwest
Columbia
Alton Lewis Jr
Washington D.C
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Congress
Lewis
People of
America
Editorial Comment Highlights Debts and Generational Burdens
The piece critiques mounting public debts and the transfer of burdens to future generations. It cites Lou Gardner from Left to Write on how current policy drains thrift and savings, warning that survivors and workers of the next generation will face far greater fiscal pressures and deteriorating holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Lou Gardner
Hitory
Fragmented Memoir Notes From Local Page 42 Years Ago
A garbled reminiscence from a historic issue mentions Ground Hoy Day wreath speech and a hotel gathering in Des Moines. It references John Van Viet, Matthew Kemphes heading to New York, a hospital incident, and local figures including Mrs Seholte and Kate Keables. The piece blends dates, names, and events in a hazy memory of a convention and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavel EL
Fernetie
Bienne
Hotel Savery
de Moines
John van Viet
Matthew Kemphes
Des Maniecin
New York
Tinal de Hillen
Grad Lakes
Maton
Pella
Wallin van
Belin
Walter Idle
Turin
Seholte
W Kraver
Heard
Kate Keables
Tral
Aiditerium
Net Pracord
Sid Teanry Co
Kiesville
Baresville
Fann
Pella Pilers and Central Goin Team Shine in Des Moines Report
Thirty years ago in Des Moines the Pella Pilers beat the Central Goin team and the Central Flying Dutchmen impressed onlookers. The Des Moines Register praised Central’s lineup including Van Zante and Clo while noting Veda Tice sustained a finger injury in a store incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
Heccamp
van Zante
Close
van Spanekeren
Ben Adel
G. Bova
Vane Eapantekeren
Hhrosvings
Backet
Asteonas Central Tea Des Mates
Ct Hee Des Moines
Maines
Bert Warrents
Des Moines
Boyd
Clo
Axchenbrenner
Rempe
Central
D. M. US
Misa Veda Tice
Jim Vander Pols
Rock Island
Chamber of Commerce
Pella
Yar
Ten Years Ago Wh Ve Me Par Welle dlead
A fragmented reminiscence recalls deaths from a past year including a prominent railway wreck near Donnelly and Kiesville. It mentions victims Win deter and an employed worker, with sparse details on causes and aftermath. The piece weaves local names, places, and memorial phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Deter
Ponnelly
Kiesville i
Einer Snd
Donnelly Tion
Burlinilen
Don Mennine
Back Rhy
Cella Eich
Kaneevileig
Pittple
Seth Parker
Welfare League
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Che Yella Chronicle
Youn Pres
Mentows
Baeg Rovbeana 4
Gabe
Petrillo
Tee
Bedees
Jillo
Miclure
Uae
Beredan
Lemmy Manville
Joan Craweferd
Apple Creek
Cad Eleanor Wi
Kaiser
Henny
Peetatur
Aceriens Mallee
Psu
Esperialy
Iyete Cait
Sayers
Hih
Pupike
Henry Sronteninis
Coolege
Wil Baeeli
Meath
St Warnes
Delta
Dietien
Lavy
Charles BL Shull
Menver
Col Tees 17Th
Everyman
Owen Hae
Ian Phe
Sunnyside Beauty Shop
Mrs. Jessie Sadler
Ty Dean
Ty AB
Joan Kaldenberg
Real Aetate & Doane
Otes
Phos
Bolla, Tewa
Wen
Wings and the Woman
Ante
Robert Newton
Atone
Wor
Malloone
Cquiz Rats
Anna Aimy
Adiccion
Pied VY. Eriday Canuary
Quy
Godley
Armen
Ben Franklin
Thes Weber
Cte
Passhoner
Ter
Pella National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Member
Federal Reserve System
U. S. Gov’t
C. F. Dykstra
J.G. Boat
Mortimer Goodwin
A. B. van Demselaar
D. S. de Haan
U. S. Naval
S. Cook
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