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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1947
Page
6
A librarian found a clipped Clarion article comparing two copies of a Joe Marshy column titled How to Keep a Husband Happy. The piece appears in yesterday's file and mirrors a locally referenced local column.
Mr and Mrs Jim Smit visited their son Alvin in Alta while Mrs Rob TM Moret spent time in Orange City with Bob Boenstra. Mrs Hildd Long and Gordon Hull joined John Moret’s family for the weekend, underscoring family gatherings.
The report shows employment at a high level with more than 60 million Americans working and 1,000,000 women returning to jobs since January. It notes rising incomes and retail sales, strong agricultural income, and booming exports though with declining purchasing power and signs of inflation. Manufacturing inventories rose while non-durables slipped as prices stayed high.
A plea for non political executive leadership and bold industrial action to avert a deep national low mood. The piece urges labor reform, higher productivity without wage loss, and lower prices to boost demand, urging honest citizenship and unified industry labor cooperation.
In Cheyenne 1937 dialogue between Secretary of State Lester C. Hunt and the Bank Commissioner, a retirement plan was pitched. It urged investing 18.75 monthly in Series E bonds to reach 25 maturity value and yield about 700 dollars yearly for ten years after 20 years. U.S. Treasury Department endorsement.
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