Notice of Sale of Royden Estate Lots 11 12 Block 3
Nic Rouwenhorst as Administrator of the Cornelia Vander Hout estate will sell Lot 11 and 12, Block 3, McCrums Addition Royden Iowa at public auction February 7, 1953 at 1 30 PM on the premises to pay debts and costs. Dated December 20, 1952. Klay & Klay attorneys Orange City Iowa.
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Nic Rouwenhorst
Cornelia Vander Hout
McCrum
Royden
Iowa
Klay & Klay
Orange City
Ford Memorabilia and Used Tractors Advertisement
A classified listing details various Ford autos from 1938 to 1951 with radios heaters overhauls and good rubber plus farm equipment including a Dearborn mower several Ford tractors plows and multiple new pickups and trucks.
Ford tractor showing with prizes and refreshments
A January 3 event invites attendees to view a new Ford tractor with door prizes and coffee and donuts available to visitors.
Quiz Questions Challenge Readers Across Topics
A list asks ten factual prompts covering Middle East territory Iberian Peninsula Washington Congress timing V E and V J Day birth rates U S corporate leaders and U S crop acreage plus CIO presidency and union membership figures.
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Middle East
Iberian Peninsula
AFROTC Cadets to Receive Rapid Commissions in 1953 54
About 8,000 Air Force ROTC cadets will be commissioned between May 1 and April 30 1954 and are slated to receive their orders within four months. The Air Force says these non veterans or non deferred students will get rapid calls from Uncle Sam.
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Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Uncle Sam
Air Force
Federal Income Tax Office to Open in Sheldon
Frank M. Halpin announces a Federal Income Tax Office will open in the Sheldon National Bank Building Sheldon Iowa. It will aid taxpayers filing returns January 2 to February 27 on weekdays from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM excluding Saturdays and Sundays.
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Sheldon
Frank M. Halpin
Internal Revenue
Sheldon National Bank
Iowa
Army Offers Direct WAC Commissions to College Women
Iowa briefing announces opportunities for college women to become commissioned officers in the Women's Army Corps Regular Army. Applications are due by March 15, 1953, with a limited annual number of appointments and eligibility for prospective graduates in their senior year.
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Women’s Army Corps
Regular Army
Iowa Military District
Women sought for WAC Reserve officer training at Fort Lee
At least 21 and under 27 years old U.S. citizen unmarried with no dependents must be of good character and fit. Selected women will receive direct second lieutenant appointments in the Women's Army Corps Reserve and attend a basic course at Fort Lee Virginia with pay and allowances totaling 223.30 base, 68.40 quarters, and 47.88 subsistence monthly. Successful trainees may apply for Regular Army commissions and pursue various career fields. Write Screening Officer Des Moines Recruiting Station Old Federal Building Room 109.
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United States
Women’s Army Corps Reserve
Fort Lee
Army
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Old Federal Building
Des Moines
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society appoints new leaders
Arthur Hotz named assistant director to RE Howell at Omaha headquarters. Rees Preston of Nebraska City and Karl S. Coverdale Jr. of Lincoln named as district and assistant directors. Preston to organize Sportsmen clubs in Iowa under State Manager Holmberg. first clubs to be formed in Sioux City Mapleton and Johnson.
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Arthur Hotz
Woodmen
The
World Life Insurance Society
RE. E. (Blue) Howell
Omaha
Boys of Woodcraft
Rees Preston
Nebraska City
Karl S. Coverdale, Jr
Lincoln
Preston
Iowa
T. E. Holmberg
Ames
Sioux City
Mapleton
Johnson
Coverdale
Nebraska Expands B O W Sportsmen Clubs Statewide
Nebraska promotes the Boys Woodcraft B O W program for youths ages 8 to 16. There are 27 clubs in the state with Hotz aiding the expansion since the units were approved by the national convention in 1951. B O W Sportsmen’s Clubs emphasize conservation, safe firearm use, fishing, tying flies and bassbugs, first aid, and citizenship.
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Nebraska
Mr. Hotz
B. C
B. O.W
Patton Named Lyon County Chair for Iowa Motor Truck Assn
Albert Patton of Rock Rapids was announced as Lyon county chairman of the Iowa Motor Truck Association by L E Crowley executive secretary. The move creates county chairs to broaden leadership and advise on local trucking issues while informing owners of state programs. The association represents more than 8 000 for hire truck operators in safety public relations government relations rate tariffs legislation and related areas.
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Albert Patton
Rock Rapids
Lyon County
Iowa Motor Truck Association
Des Moines
L. E. Crowley
Iowa
Iowa Motor Truck Ass'n
Air Force Accepts First Thunderstreak Jet Fighter
The Air Force has accepted the first jet fighter in the over 600 miles per hour class. The debut Thunderstreak joins the Republic air fleet as the initial model in a new series.
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Air Force
The
Republic
Aviation Corporation line approved by Air Secretary Gilpatrick
The Air Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatrick accepted the Aviation Corporation line noting the swept wing F-84F fighter as an advancement over Thunder jets then used in Korea, offering greater external armament and fuel load.
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Aviation Corporation
Air
Roswell L. Gilpatrick
Korea
Industrial Output Surge Posts Postwar High
The Federal Reserve Board reports United States industrial output reached a postwar peak in October and rose again in November signaling sustained recovery.
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Federal Reserve Board
Women Workers Reach 19 Million In U S Labor Report
The Women’s Bureau of the Labor Department says about 19,000,000 women are employed, up by 500,000 since 1951. The figure highlights continuing participation in the workforce and economic growth.
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Women’s Bureau
The
Labor Department
Bureau
Cooperation After Truman Visit
Governor Stevenson said he and Mrs. Truman agreed the Democratic Party must subordinate its interests to the nation after a visit with President Truman.
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President Truman
Stevenson
Mrs. Truman
Democratic Party
Advertising pages showcase America's wealth and catalog
The pages highlight the nation's wealth through vivid ads and provide shoppers with a current up to date catalogue for easy reference and selection.
World record wheat yield claimed in Britain
Brief reports note a world record wheat yield believed achieved in Britain amid other short items. Italy advances in military buildup. Large crowd expected for Eisenhower inauguration. New lease aid to partly blind. U S backed land projects aid India. Poland leaves UNESCO accusing it of being a U S tool. Wiley Connally critique U S foreign agencies as oversized.
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District Court OF the
State OF
Sioux County
Ford
Dearborn
Dearborn Motors Credit Corporation
Sudenga
Aircraft & Farm Supply CO
Georgie
Congress
Washington
U. S
Chevrolet
Maryanne Carney
Maryanne
Ari
AIK
Washington, D. C
Naples
Italy
Wacs
Robert B. Carney
USN
Allied Forces
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Command
Joy B. Hancock
U.S. Navy
NEW Jets
Cole
Cole Gray
Boyden
Isenhower
Clear Vision
India
Poland
Unesco
U.S
Wiley, Connally
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