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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle states its policy to present multiple viewpoints and invites reader comments while reserving editorial rights. It answers a reader query advising immediate SSA notification upon returning to work, notes checks may stop only if substantial work is regained, and that nine months of work may be needed to decide.
Lucky 14 4 H club met at the Dick De Haas home with Barbara and Marie as hostesses for a Mothers Day themed program and games. Susan Vriezelaar was elected reporter, replacing Maria Heemstra who is leaving 4 H. Leaders Mrs Roy Van Essen Mrs Florence Mohler and Mrs Don De Reus received corsages. Names present include Mrs E Simp son Margaret Mrs Clarence Meyers Debbie Mrs Dick De Haas Barbara Marie Mrs Herman Shilling Shirley Mrs John Vriezelaar Susan Mrs Carl Mohler Carolyn Jennie De Haas Mrs Roy Van Essen Mrs Nora De Reus. In the Better Groomed Girl contest Marie De Haas Debbie Meyer and Margaret Simpson were chosen to represent the club at Rally Day.
The essay argues the Shaff plan defeat and subsequent rulings shifted power from rural Iowa to urban centers. It attributes the rural loss to weak leadership and disunity, while urban leaders leveraged judicial decisions to entrench control. Late mobilization could not reverse the trend, leaving lessons about leadership and timely action.
The Bloomfield Democrat criticizes a Senate hearing into a Iowa asphalt dispute as harassment of political comment. It argues the move threatens free speech, noting editor letter missteps and alleged libel implications while praising Senator Nolan’s clear opposition to asphalt.
Washington officials fear inflation may become the nation’s biggest economic problem next year, despite public efforts to show price stability. The tax cut, federal deficits, and labor drives threaten rising costs, with the dollar’s value and U.S. welfare tied to the outcome. The Soviets may be hoping for economic disaster to undermine U.S. leadership.
A biblical essay argues Solomon’s greatness depended on others including Phoenician builders and Tyrian crafts, noting archaeology linking Que as a source for linen yarn and copper use. It cautions against independence from God and from others, asserting life requires mutual dependence for lasting peace and strength.
Arrangements with Des Moines SSA invite readers to ask about Old Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance. A public Q and A with Mr. Barclay in Pella on April 21 discusses divorce, remarriage, children's benefits, and continuing disability benefits, with concrete timelines and reporting requirements.
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