Holland's Postwar Recovery Outlook In Holland
Former Philips official H. Otten discusses Dutch recovery after liberation. He stresses energy, materials, and tools as critical, praises Allied aid and Montgomery’s tactics, and notes public patience, government trust, and the need to reclaim stolen goods to rebuild quickly. He also rejects abdication of Queen Wilhelmina as unconstitutional.
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Knickerbocker Weekly
Europe
Prident
Phil
New York
Netherlands
Eisenhower
Otten
Holland
Recov- Otten
Mlied
Agerness
Eindhov
Asviser
Philips Research and Technics
Eindhove
Antwerp
Geo
21St Army Group
Civil Affairs
Netherlands Scurity Organization
SITAD
Edie
Liberali
Marshal
Este
And
Utrecht
North Western
Ces
United Nations
The
Hague
Arnhem
Grune Polizei
Germany
Tulips and town notes from the bustling street
A town crier muses on Tulip Time planting along Matreet, a possible bulb sale, and local window displays. He praises the high school, mentions municipal spending for tulips, and reflects on wartime duty and personal integrity amid community chatter.
Birthday Wishes At Home For Aged Residents
The Home for the Aged marks long lives and visits from many locals. Residents Gerrit Marinus aged 141 and Jacob Verduin aged 141 are noted, with others celebrated as Andrew H reaches 67 and M Hartog’s age is listed. Numerous family and friends from Grinnell Osceola Perry and nearby towns visit residents, share memories, and extend greetings.
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Get
Gerrit Marinus
Jacob Verduin
Andrew H
M . Hartog
Edward van Gorp Gorp
Grinnell
Andes
Calif
Marie Newton
Ruth Rinehart
Brooklyn
Pardine Lynch
Tana
Della Potter
John de Hartog
Y Brom
Andrew van Houweling
Auke Vande Lune
Praireie City
Kate Huiser
Denver
Colorado
Henry Postma
Clarence Vannt
Searsboro
Alettan Sant
Sully
Ben Enghers
Kalamazoo
Dirk Geenen
Alice Brand
Dei
Peter Toskamp
Franks Messinga
Pikaart
Oskaloosa
Albert van Heukelem
M.A. Barnes
Knoxville
Heemstra
Roy van Essen
Nora Joan
Wouda
Otley
Ed den Burger
Barbara Jean
Religious course broadcast scheduled at Iowa university
A classroom broadcast by the University of Iowa School of Religion enters its third year with Dr. Marcus Bach guiding the program. It airs each Tuesday and Thursday at 8 PM, featuring new members and voices from Hutterites of South Dakota and Doukhobors of British Columbia, with faith representatives joining town meetings for class discussions.
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Spitlle
America
University of Iowa
Marcus Bach
School of Religion
South D. Doukhobors
British Columbia
Canada
70 000 Workers Placed by Farm Labor Offices
Farm Labor Offices placed more than 70 000 workers by mid August. R Fitzsimmons of farm labor reports strong Iowa farmer resourcefulness in labor saving methods and neighbor cooperation. He notes the main job is seasonal harvest tasks and no crop losses due to labor shortage reported.
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Doln Fe
Coun Oster
Fitzsimmons
Farm labor demand peaks in August detasseling rush
Demand for farm workers began in April and peaked in early August as corn detasseling drew more than 30,000 youths. About 51 percent of placements were youths and 46 percent were men, with only 3 percent women. One percent of hires were year-round. Fitzimmons laments low hiring, while Bliss of the Iowa Agricultural Extension Service praises public response.
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Tsk
Fitzsimmons
Lowa
BR. K. Bliss
Towa Agricultural Extension Service
Contour Rolling and Waterways Advice From Iowa Extension
Allan T. Letler, Iowa State Extension agronomist, urges fall plowing on contour for rolling land to reduce erosion and improve soil retention. He warns waterways should be at least a rod wide to convey peak runoff, and recommends consulting county extension agents or Soil Conservation Service for contour farming guides and the Contouring and Crasterways Made Easy reference.
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Allan T. Letler
Perass Gol Lee
Lester
AC Reuyeh
Holt
Soil Conservation Service
Lawa
Plan for Clinton oat seed distribution in Marion County
Marion County farmers may receive a small allotment of Clinton seed oats under a county plan coordinated by County Extension Director John Re Stierwalt and the Committee for Agricultural Development. Applications go to the County Seed Distribution Committee, with strict grower agreements to qualify for certification and to sell at least half of 1946 oats. Copies of forms will be mailed to interested growers once received.
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Clinton
Marion County
John Re Stierwalt
Joe L. Robinson
Committee For Agricultural Development
Town State Colle
Howard Hooper
Aaay Clay
John Sterwalt
Marion
Des Moines
Stierwalt
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S. H. Douwstra
Pella, Iowa
Hazel Street
Mrs. N. Dewinter
Klyn Bros. Auctioneers
Tysseling
Oine
Pella
Jemima
de Haan
Tam
Molland, Michigon
Tulip
Christy
Falls
South Dakota
Sious
Vic
Albert Heemst
Prairie City
Aid
Stow Vanden Bers
Johanna
Mary PD
van Hatten Aint
Monroe
Peter Lubberden
Lautenbach & Ver Dught
Jonathan
Ree
Apple Grove Orchard
Mitchellville
Weath Road
Michael O'Shea
Trudy Marshall
Jack Benny
Alexis Smith
Dolores Moran
Allyn Joslyn
Betty Grable
Dick Haymes
William Gaxton
Farmers Co-Operative Exchange
Iowa
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