Congressman's letter outlines coal strike motives and hog price supports
The piece discusses John L. Lewis and the coal miners strike as a tactic to influence negotiations, plus a briefing on hog price supports set at 99 1/2 percent of parity through March 1960. It also covers county newspaper rate debates, federal government costs, and assorted local visits and social notes from Sheldon and area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Tas
Mr. Lewis
John L
James Boyd
United States Bureau of Mines
Lewis
Department of Agriculture
Congress
United States
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Bruns Pair Dine at James Schwarz Home in Sheldon
Mr and Mrs Andrew Bruns were Saturday supper guests in the James Schwarz home at Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve de Vries
Art Vanden Brink
Sheldon
Nell Vanden Brink
Joe Kreykes
Lemars
Herbert Horn
Jake den Hartog
Chris van Meeteran
Archer
G. P. Horn
Vernon Ingalls
Edd. Dickevers
Merril Fritts
Adrian Dickevers
Ray Grooters
Sanborn
John Grooters
Ed Baartman
Henry Kuiper
Doon
500 Club
Art Kruelen
Art Roggen
Gerrit Roggen
Worthington, Minn
James Roggen
Max
California
Henry Bosman
Northwestern Junior College
First Reformed Church
Ray Tamminga
C. Maris
Lawrence Haze
J. A. Peterson
Laurens
Easton Applen
Lime Springs
Ell Meyn
Andrew Bruns
James Schwarz
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Charles B. Hoeven
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Henry Broeestler
Bert Kruger
Little Rock
Bill Klaasen
Martin Kruger
Sibley
Ella Landhuis
John Rensink Sr
Evan Grotenhuis
M.A. Stegeman
Orange City
Lester Gaugert
Herb Lake
Minn
Henry Auberg
Mr Gaugert
Larry Salmon
S.R. Menning
Newkirk
Farm Bureau
Rock Valley
Fred Starkweather and Sons
Jack Rensink and
Sioux Falls
Dr. Macdonald
Wilbur Eilers
Maurice, Iowa
A. E
le Mars, Ia
Vitamized Feed Co
Ft. Dodge, Iowa
Austra Whites
Lewis DE Koster
Orange City, Iowa
Boydens
Boyden
Leonard Rensink
Ted Vanden Basch
Gogden
Joe Steensma