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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1946

Page

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Rolfe News Began 1888 By Bruce and Lighter Family

Consolidated with The Reveille on February 12 1914. Founded in 1888 by J J Bruce and long led by J H Lighter family. Entered as second class matter May 14 1910 at Rolfe post office under act of March 3 1879. Subscription rates listed for Pocahontas Humboldt Palo Alto and Kossuth Counties and other US addresses.

the Rolfe Arrow Michael R. Sotr Marion Bruce Reveille J. J. Bruce J. H. Lighter Rolfe Iowa Pocahontas Humboldt Palo Alto Kossuth United States

Rolfe Council Faces Water Fire and Street Plans

The new Rolfe town council weighs three key propositions for progress. Water supply improvements include a filter to remove gas and minerals. funding may come from higher water rates over years. Fire protection would require better equipment and possibly a larger tax. A report on blacktop street surfacing was reviewed but action held. The council plans to address the most vitally needed improvements one by one to avoid burdening taxpayers.

Rolfe Greater Rolfe

Determined Stand Against Russia Approved United States and Britain

The UNO Council hears Iran's delegate deny any Iran Russia agreement as U.S. and Britain press a firm stance against Russia. Russia's withdrawal threat is noted. Western powers seek to defend small nations and oil interests, insisting on compromise over bluffing to curb encroachments.

United States Britain Russia Iran Gromyko Cuno Council Triain U. S Hitler UNO Council UNO

Army investigates officer caste system and uniform change

Complaints of an officer caste system in the army prompt an inquiry and a 1948 uniform plan with identical jackets and trousers for officers and enlisted men. Grievances cite favoritism in courts, superior food and quarters for officers, and rest area restrictions. A nylons sale offer for officers only worsens tensions. Most criticisms stem from individual officers' arrogance and competence.

Army Quartermasters

Gasoline surplus could lower prices, but

Omaha World Herald notes ample gasoline supplies and storage tanks spilling over, causing a small wholesale price cut of three-tenths of a cent. It hopes competition may replace disliked controls and curb future prices.

Omaha World-Herald Happe

Danbury and LeMars Rally In Iowa City State Tourney

Northwest Iowa celebrated Danbury and LeMars as surprise runners in the Iowa City state basketball tournament. Danbury, a town under 800 with under 100 in attendance, pushed through to the semifinals before losing to Iowa City by a single score. LeMars, once favored, held a lead until the final 15 seconds when Iowa City rallied to win.

Cherokee Times Iowa Danbury LeMars Bost Iowa City le Mars Northwest LeMars

County Seat Hospital push grows in county wide support

Humboldt County voters show strong approval for a municipal hospital as towns like Clarion Eagle Grove Laurens and Storm Lake report bonds gifts and fundraising efforts. Editorial urges full turnout for a special election to back the hospital plan.

Humboldt Clarion Eagle Grove Cone Laurens Storm Lake Board of Supervisors

Spring chores and snow shoveling keep people active

The piece notes that spring brings more exercise from farming gardening mowing and housecleaning. An Ackley World Journal item mocks rental ads from Reno newspapers with a quirky chicken house for rent and a playful line about a person nicknamed Checkers who reacts to a move.

Fonda Ackley World-Journal Reno

Army Discipline Clash With Democratic Principles

Officers argue for a gap between officers and enlisted men to enforce discipline while critics say Prussian autocracy has crept into the army. They contend that earning a few bars on a uniform does not make a soldier superior in a democratic system.

Russians advance and test America in postwar tension

A compilation of editorials from the period laments Russian expansion into Manchuria and other regions, questions Soviet censorship and aims at the United Nations. It notes Byrnes may publicly push back and questions if the US should loan more credit to Russia while atom bomb secrets remain guarded.

Storm Lake United States United Nations Russia Stalin Eagle Grove Byrnes Marshalltown

Health checks with chest X rays to beat tuberculosis

The article argues periodic chest X rays detect tuberculosis early, before symptoms appear, reducing lung damage and treatment time. It warns neglect is as foolish as ignoring railroad crossing signs and stresses the value of timely checkups for health. It emphasizes short X ray times and long hospital stays avoided with early discovery.

Mack Announces Candidacy for State Senator in Iowa District

Guy E. Mack of Storm Lake Iowa announces candidacy for the office of State Senator in the Fiftieth Senatorial District at the June 1946 primaries subject to approval of Republican voters in the district.

Iowa Guy E. Mack Storm Lake

Butler Announces Run for State Representative in Iowa Mines

Guy G Butler of Rolfe Iowa announces candidacy for State Representative subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. He appeals to Pocahontas county voters to support his campaign as he seeks a seat in the legislature.

Pocahontas County Guy G. Butler Rolfe Iowa

Humboldt Senator J. F. Miller Seeks 50th District Seat

Senator J F Miller of Humboldt announces candidacy for the 50th district seat covering Buena Vista Pocahontas and Humboldt counties subject to June Republican primary. He has served four terms in the state legislature as Humboldt county representative. 3 F Miller Humboldt Iowa

J. F. Miller Humboldt Buena Vista Pocahontas A. J. Shaw Miller Humboldt County F. Miller Iowa

County Supervisor Candidate Files for 1947 Primary

Henry C. Oaken of Palmer Iowa announces candidacy for County Supervisor in the Republican primary for the term beginning January 2 1947. The statement lists his name and hometown and indicates running in the local race.

Henry C. Oaken Palmer, Iowa

County Attorney seeks reelection in Pocahontas County Iowa

F E Van Alstine of Pocahontas runs on the Republican ticket for re election as County Attorney in Pocahontas Iowa. He announces his candidacy and urges support from local voters.

Pocahontas County F. E. van Alstine Pocahontas Iowa

Date Set for Corn Belt Plowing Match and Field Day

Date for the Corn Belt Plowing Match and Soil Conservation Field Day sponsored by Radio Station WHO and the Soil Conservation Service is September 21 in Iowa. The event will resume a national plowing championship and promote converting farms to conservation practices with demonstrations and contests open in contour and level land plowing. State champions from across the nation will advance to finals in Iowa.

WHO The Soil Conservation Service Iowa

University of Iowa Faculty to Speak at High School Graduations

Twenty three University of Iowa faculty members will speak at high school commencements this spring. Speakers cover contemporary problems and several hold three or four topics. They are scheduled through the extension division.

University of Iowa

Candidate Announces Candidacy for County Supervisor

Republican candidate Aved J. M. Bush of Plover Iowa declares run for county supervisor in the June primary for the term beginning January 1. Page notes his affiliation and bid on the ticket.

State Senator from 50th district on Democratic ticket

LeRoy A. Rader of Storm Lake Iowa seeks the Democratic Party nomination for State Senate in the 50th district subject to voter will in the June primary. He faces competition within the party as voters choose the nominee for the general election.

Democratic Party LeRoy A. Rader Storm Lake, Iowa

County Treasurer Candidate Files Republican Run

Duncan C Grant of Rolfe Iowa announces candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June primary.

Pocahontas County Duncan C, Grant Rolfe Iowa

Pocahontas County Clerk Campaign Note

County Clerk of the District Court Pocahontas Iowa seeks Republican primary support for June 1946 vote. Katherine Boozell urges voters to back her candidacy in Pocahontas Iowa.

Pocahontas County Iowa Katherine Boozell Pocahontas

Millard F Carlsen Seeks Pocahontas County Sheriff Office

Millard F. Carlsen of Laurens Iowa announces candidacy for sheriff of Pocahontas County subject to primary voters in the upcoming election.

Millard F. Carlsen Laurens, Iowa

Sheriff Candidate Stahly Seeks Republican Primary Support

E. R. Stahly announces candidacy for Pocahontas County Sheriff on the Republican ticket, subject to voter will in the June primary.

Pocahontas County E. R. Stahly Pocahontas Iowa

Remark Sparks Talk of a Possible Match

Dialogue shows Helen teasingly pressing for marriage while Betty jokes that she enjoys the attention. The exchange hints at romantic interest and social pressure.

Pneumonia to be Discussed in Next Article

The text notes that a healthy set of lungs will show no disease on an x ray and that pneumonia will be covered in a subsequent article. It emphasizes certainty about not harboring disease and hints at forthcoming discussion.

Europe faces long hunger before harvestHope

Europe remains hungry but relief may come if feed is secured and 1946 crops are fair. US food exports to Europe poised to drop as European farmers recover, signaling a return to self supply and limited American aid.

Europe Wallaces United States

Hen vents over work reward with a complaint about chicken feed

A hen voices discontent over labor and reward, asking what she gains from her efforts and lamenting that the return is merely chicken feed. The line turns on the irony of giving but receiving little in return.

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