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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
1
Taft cools on McCarthyism stance within Republican policy
The Christian Science Monitor notes Senator Taft moderates his view on the McCarthy crusade after meetings of the Senate Republican Policy Committee. He aligns with Lodge and Saltonstall against making McCarthyism party policy, opposing contempt actions against the attorney general and secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Taft
Wherry and Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Lodge
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Truman
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Mr. Taft
Senator Lodge
McCarthy Tar Brush
Senate creates permanent Small Business Committee
Vice President Barkley names eight Democrats and five Republicans to form the new Senate Small Business Committee. Led by Senator Sparkman, the body will meet to organize and study issues affecting American small enterprises and report findings to aid remedial legislation. Also notes discussed include Veterans Administration decentralization and a coffee price inquiry from agricultural hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Business Committee
America
Senate
Barkley
Sparkman
McFarland
O'Connor
Long
Gillette
Humphrey
Hunt
Benton
Tobey
Saltonstall
Thye
Hendrickson
Schoeppel
Alabama
Midwest
Minnesota
Kansas
Iowa
Butler and Stahly Seek Pocahontas County Offices
The notices announce Guy G. Butler of Rolfe as a Republican candidate for State Representative in Pocahontas County. E R Stahly of Pocahontas declares candidacy for County Sheriff on the Republican ticket for the June primary.
Beneke Seeks Nomination for Pocahontas County Attorney
Donald G. Beneke of Laurens Iowa announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Pocahontas County Attorney in the upcoming primary. He states his intent to seek the voters support in the county race.
Horlacher Seeks State Senate Seat in 50th District
Clint Horlacher of Storm Lake Iowa runs on the Republican ticket for state senator representing the 50th district comprising Humboldt Pocahontas and Buena Vista counties subject to voters will in the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Pocahontas
Buena Vista
Clint) Horlacher
Storm Lake
Iowa
State Senator Nominee Dr. R J Oltman from Storm Lake
Republican primary ballot lists Dr R J Oltman as candidate for the 50th senatorial district in Iowa Storm Lake seeking the state senate seat in June primaries.
Katherine Boozell Seeks Pocahontas Clerk Nomination
For Clerk of Courts I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Clerk of District Court in and for Pocahontas County Iowa Subject to the will of the Republican voters at the June 1950 primaries Your support will be very much appreciated Katherine Boozell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Jung
Guy G. Butler
Rolfe
Iowa
Katherine Boozell
Pocahontas
Bert Looney, Jr
State OF Iowa
Watson Wilna
Banter Court
District Court
Dj Court
Ing
Testa
Lows
Katherine Boom
Very
County Sheriff Race Highlighted in Democratic Primaries
In Pocahontas Iowa Bert Looney Jr appeals for support in the Democratic June primaries for county sheriff. He seeks voter backing to advance his campaign.
Candidacy Filed for 50th Senate District
George Grau of Newell Iowa announces candidacy for the 50th Senate District in the June primaries. He seeks election during the upcoming primary season.
Coffee futures manipulation alleged by Congress hearing
A Brazilian citizen living in Brazil reportedly grew an initial credit of 23000 last July 1 to 207000 in 1949 through paper transactions with no physical coffee. Hearings showed 95 percent of Brazilian coffee futures involve contracts for Santos shipped coffee, suggesting market control. Commerce data countered claims of a Brazil coffee crop failure and witnesses said a shortage was averted, supporting views that speculators harmed American coffee buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena Lugar Exchange
Brazil
United States
Santos
Department of Commerce
Coffee Exchange
Science Exposition At Morningside College Features Large TV Set
The 23rd annual exposition in Sioux City showcases over fifty exhibits in biology chemistry and physics at A. W. Jones Hall of Science April 27 and 28. A 100 foot antenna will provide strong reception for a 16 inch screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside College
Sioux City
A. W. Jones
U S Deafness Survey Brings New Hearing Device
A U S government survey inspired a compact new device helping the deafened hear again. Weighing only ounces and worn in the ear, it lets users enjoy conversation music birds and a ticking clock. Free information available from Warren Berry Box 622 Fort Dodge Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Warren Berry
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Iowa Business Above Level Of Jan Feb 1950
Iowa business activity in January and February 1950 generally surpassed 1949 levels per University of Iowa economists. Only department store sales slipped, while construction contracts rose 72 percent and farm prices gained about 6 percent with higher hogs and cattle. Non farming employment fell, mining down 16 percent, and durable goods employment down 5 percent. wholesale and retail employment rose 3 percent. Uninsured unemployed up 5,500 in two months to 16,400 insured persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Digest
Senior Girl Scouts Meet at April Meeting
The Senior Girl Scouts met at Janice Weible's Monday night April 10. Five of the six members were present. They held a business meeting and made feather crafts. Janice prepared a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Weible
Janice
Roberta Swan
Springtime traffic hazards rise as Iowa records show injuries
Floyd L. Link of the Motor Club of Iowa reports 18 children under 15 killed and 818 injured in 1949 pedestrian and bicycle accidents. He urges motorists to drive slowly in areas where children play and parents to direct kids to off the street play areas as spring weather brings more outdoor activity and bicycle use to and from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Floyd L. Link
Motor Club of Iowa
Link
Educational Tour for Area Seniors to Visit Sioux City
High school seniors from South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and Iowa will visit Sioux City April 24 through 28 for the second educational tour. One day per student includes a campus visit to Morningside College and tours of local manufacturing and business firms. Initiated in 1949 the program has drawn over 600 participants from four states. Want ads are real salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Sioux City
Morningside College
Executor Named in Dena Gunderson Estate
Iowa probate notice in Pocahontas County reports John C. Gunderson appointed and qualified as executor of Dena Gunderson’s estate. Creditors urged to present claims by law for allowance and payment, dated April 25 1950. The second item notes Cpl Gayle Dunnington of Sioux City locating his missing beagle after five days in Remsen with help from the Remsen Bell Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena Gunderson
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Minnesota
Cpl
Gayle Dunnington
Sioux City
Remsen
Dunnington
Remsen Bell Enterprise
District Court
State of
Watson William Beam
Towa
Great Dane Rescue on Ice Sparks Narrow Heroic Swim
Elmer Lendhart of Humboldt owned a Great Dane named Major who fell through river ice. Mrs. Lendhart reached knee deep before calling for help as Major struggled. The dog escaped on its own, climbing out to safety, while the tell tale effort ends with the owner explaining the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lendhart
Humboldt
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