Man Foils Plan at Local Town Meeting
A town meeting led by publisher SoITER faces a disturbance as Salter Pudiianing Cm 33 Se Foil acts to foil expected plans. Local officials report no injuries and vow continued governance.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
3
Thought of the Week on Loans and World Politics
A column reflects on James Byrnes and the use of dollars as a weapon in foreign loans, warns against aiding enemies, and urges prudent lending amid European tensions and Soviet criticism. It notes Czechs backing credits at Paris but facing American pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Byrnes
Amer
Paris
United States
Byrnes
O.k
Sens
Talk and low mood in postwar economic push
A discussion in New York highlights how business leaders urge optimistic production plans to sustain employment and a rising standard of living. The speaker warns pessimism risks harming prosperity, stressing full employment, fair wages, and stable farm prices as essential to peacetime growth and national debt challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oa Screen
Contestitute
New York
Sion
Amer
Ameri
Iowa
Editorial Roundup On Capitalism And Youth Farming
A collage of editorials weighs capitalism versus socialism and racial intolerance, urges breaking barriers for new farmers, and criticizes aging generations for high prices. It argues Amana Society’s 1946 output may reach 6 million while warning against short-term pricing when passing farms to sons and emphasizes giving young farmers a fair start based on long-term values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Tulip Time plans and county news from 1938
Ten years back in December 1938 Marion County faced relief applications with 251 families planting relief gardens through government aid for rent plowing and seed. Pine area events included Chamber of Commerce talks by A I Temple and Dwight Lewis with motion pictures from Tulip Time. Central College renamed Earn Your Way Corp to Central College Industries and a noted composer Walter Stone was engaged for a 1937 Tulip Time operetta. Local merchants funded a trade extension and playground prizes while the White Way Auto Co. showcased 1937 Chevrolets to 800 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ember
Bers
Junior Chamber of E
North Main
A. I. Temple
Des Moines
Pella
Chamber of Commerce
Dwight Lewis
Temple
Marion County
Crouth
Central College
Earn Your Way Corporation
Central College Industries
Walter Stone
Shirley Temple
Hoffman
Central
White Way Auto Co
1926 Atwater Kent lights up local radio fair tales and games
Twenty years ago on November 18 1926 Atwater Kent Fada and King radios advertised as Cone speakers with one dial tuning gain popularity. Legion members held a hunt and a dinner with wild game. Pella High beat Knoxville 18 to 6 in a football game. John De Cook paid 280 per acre for eighty acres and more local notes note farm sales injuries and a town college visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent
Fada
King
Legion
Harry de Reus
Lee Henry
Alfred Johnson
Bernie Mulder
Tusseling
Grundman
Pella High
Knoxville
Pella
Liter
Bohr
Arie van Marel
John de Cook
Jim Engle
John
Polla
den Peter Tysseling
Des Moines
Ray de Haan
Robert Vander Waal
Paul Bruins
Town State College
Ames
New Sharon
Paul Hargrave
Tysseling
Agnes Bousquet
Arie P. Kuyper
Hoe
Brutus
Bousquet
East Secondaly Butt
Langerak
Gun discharge wounds man. bullet hits near spine
The lead reports a gun fired wounding a man whose bullet passed under an arm, piercing the left flank and lodging near the spinal column. He was recovering. Kuyper's Korner mentions out of town buys and a warning about receivership as ominous comments appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuyper
Korner Rane
Third Reformed Church Cornerstone Laying and Local News
The piece notes the cornerstone ceremony for the Third Reformed Church on November 10 with Rev. Braak Rev. J Wesselink and Prof F Bosch involved. It mentions a US representative discussing night school naturalization plans, slippery sidewalks from previous rain and sleet, a serious elevator accident at Otley injuring Gerard Van Houweling, the death of Dr Ira Joy Stoddard in Plainfield at 96, Parsons routing Central 58 0, Federated Club women organizing rummage sales and Red Cross stamps, harpist Salvi delighting a college audience, several minor injuries from icy walks, a Ford purchase by R K Hamilton, and brisk autumn weather turning cold with snow on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Reformed Church
Braak
Airman
J. Wesselink
First Reformed Church
F. Bosch
Central College
James Verhey
United States
Holland
Gerard van Houweling
Otley
Ira Joy Stoddard
Plainfield
New Jersey
India
Ira J. Stoddard Jr
Pella
Salvi
A. N. Vander Linden
Paul Edmand
Art Verrips
R. K. Hamilton
Star Auto Company
Rube Brand
A. P. de Reus
Tim Dykstra
Eddyville
Young
The Bristling Headline Opinion on Overused Headline Verbs
A Grinnell Herald-Register essay critiques constant use of sharp action verbs like lash eye rip and clip in headlines. The piece argues headlines crave brevity but overwork a small set of aggressive words, urging writers to diversify language to avoid reader fatigue and predictable bristles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell Herald-Register
Msain
Rip
Daily Press
Ticket demand eclipses Yale Bowl capacity at 100000
In Chicago consulting with Leffler Electric officials about a Pella to Howell Station railroad project, P. H. Van T, Van Niewaal, and H. nden Berg discussed the Yale Harvard game crowd. The Yale Bowl seats only 70,000, highlighting the large ticket demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
van Niewaal
H. Nden Berg
Chicago
Leffler Electric Company
Pella
Howell Station
Radar Guided Bomb Is Newest Navy Weapon
The Navy expands the Hat into a permanent peacetime system with the Bat radar guided glider bomb. It will be taught to pilots at Chinquoteague Virginia and deployed on Privateer squadrons. The weapon is fully automatic after launch, guiding itself to target ships with radar directed steering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Naval Aviation Ordnance Test Station
Chincoteague
Naturalization Changes Middle Name to Harris Cutras
Rawlins Wyoming resident Lambrinos John Kouttroubadakis adopts the new name Harris Cutras after completing naturalization formalities in court. The change reflects updated identity documentation and official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Lambrinos
John Kouttroubadakis
Harris Cutras
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Pella Chronicle
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HH. Sadler George Ver Steel
Me Tae Tyree
Milne
Saul Acer
Salter Pudiianing
Publisher
Soiter
Politi
Congress
House
CIO
PAC
Pittsburgh
Jawn Lewis
Russia
Dad
Ogden
Oskaloosa Herald
Amana Society
Amana
Northwood
D. Weeks
University of South Dakota
Moerdijk Bridge
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Belgium
France
America
James Melton
Howard Barlow
Dyn Murray Chorus
WBC
International Harvester
Ghent
Green
Colonial Furnace
van Roekel Plumbing & Heating Phone
Lowa
Burdock Cut Rate Lumber Co
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Melcher
Consi
Burgess
Erica
Guernsey
Jersey
Poland
China
White Rock
Atecl
Rodgers Bros. and
A. Bucklew
Goode, Goode & Garrett, Auds
Community National Bank
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