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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1944

Page

5

War Department reports Sgt Erdman killed in action over Germany

Mrs. Roland Erdman received word from the War Department that her husband, Sgt. Roland Erdman, was killed in action over Germany after being missing in April. He served as a tail gunner on a bomber and had overseas about a month. He is survived by his wife and infant son Roland Jr., his parents, and four siblings, with several relatives in the community. The death notice reached Mrs. Erdman on their second wedding anniversary.

Roland Erdman War Department Germany Erdman Roland Jr Jake Erdmann John Groh Cledis Anderson Elsie Erdmann Fort Dodge Pvt Edward Erdmann U.S. Marines San Diego Calif

Twenty-One Years Ago Items From Renwick Times 1923

A July fifth page recounts Renwick scenes: visitors from Des Moines at Emil Egperth’s. high school basketball party at R. M. Goettsch home. Fourth of July celebrations at Goldfield and Humboldt. picnics at Smith Park. Ada Queary and Walter Craig wed at the Baptist parsonage. Florence Thiel’s hospital return to Marshalltown. car thefts in Goldfield including Henry Boge and Will Helmke. Ohio guests Mandane Lutz and Mary Tuttle with a Wyoming Colorado Utah trip planned. young friends serenading newlyweds Gangstead at Lueh Singer home. large community feed at I. O. C. F. hall. Harold Egenes returning from Webster City to assist North Western and Garner trip. John H. Foley, 84, dies in Cuero, Texas. funeral in Hardy with Masons. wife Sarah Olden Foley predeceased him. six Foley children listed. Fourth of July rocket prank atop water tower triggers panic but minimal injury beyond burned pants.

Walter Attig Des Moines Emil Egperth R. M. Goettsch Renwick Goldfield Humboldt Cib Smith Park Mandane Lutz Chillicothe Ohio Mary Tuttle Circleville John ‘Kerr Wyoming Utah Colorado Arthur Gangetead Luehsinger Ibuach Harold Egenes Webster City Sarah Olden W. H. Foley E. C. Foley S. B. Foley Clarence Foley Rose Ray Foley thisspaper_ Tueaday night Dr. Turner Walter Graig Clarence Black

Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement

We thank relatives and friends for kindness, bouquets, flowers and sympathy after the recent bereavement. Mrs. Roy Gillespie and Family.

Roy Gillespie Temily

Rothman Family Picnic At Webster City Noted

Mr and Mrs Pred DeMooy and daughter Bernice attended the Wm Rothman family picnic at Webster City last Sunday Hazel Berry reports her son Frank promoted to Corporal and stationed at Pyote Texas awaiting assignment.

John Hunter Newell Walter Attig Roselyn Marilyn Attig Elias Carlson Gon. Stanley Arthur Stauffacher Carla Pred DeMooy Bernice Wm. Rothman Webster City Hazel Berry Frank Pyote Texas

Dewey Promises and Promises in Nomination Speech

Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York offered only a few promises in his acceptance speech for the Republican nomination. He argued the current administration has already promised more than can be delivered, leaving nothing substantial for future administrations to hand out. He urged future promises be made on a basis of what can actually be fulfilled.

Thomas E. Dewey New York The United States

Government Seizure Reopens Coal Mines to Private Owners

After seven months of government possession, 3 000 mines have been returned to private owners. Mine owners and miners express relief as operations resume under private control. The period of seizure is criticized for curbing worker and owner freedoms and raising concerns about future disputes.

WPA Dies Quietly After Nine Years Of Job Spending

A government agency once at the center of controversy, created to spend billions to create jobs, ended at midnight on June 30. The Works Progress Administration spent $10,136,723,293 across nine years to employ about 500,000 people, many of whom were not valued at their pay, yet most continued working.

WPA

Soldiers in Egypt Complain of Dehydration Diet Dramas

Two American soldiers stationed in Egypt endure months of dehydrated rations including beef milk batter and vegetables. While visiting a Cairo museum they encountered a shocking scene referencing their mothers and joking about dehydrat ing women.

Egypt Cairo

Atlantic Charter Pledge Cited Excluding Certain Groups

The Omaha World Herald notes that the Atlantic Charter pledges the right of self government for all peoples, with the exception of the Baltic states, Poland, and Montgomery Ward.

Omaha World Herald Montgomery Ward

Willkie Ignored by GOP Says Supporters Should Move On

A voice urges the Republican Party to distance itself from Wendell L. Willkie, arguing the party benefits by discarding his ideas and actions promptly.

Wendell L. Willkie

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