25 Dec 1947
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1947
Page
1
Entry notes second class matter status dated May 14 1910 at Rolfe post office and lists subscription rates for Kossuth County and elsewhere in the United States with three dollar annual pricing and six month options for Pocahontas Humboldt Palo Alto areas.
President Truman warns Russia that the United States still aims to preserve Italy's peace and independence as American troops prepare to depart. Italy’s government has resisted Communist strikes, reducing the need for remaining Allied forces.
The plan shifts to 22 foot wide highway surfacing as standard replacing older 18 foot paving. Work starts on heavy traffic routes and expands as demand requires with new paving built to full 22 feet unless local short stubs remain. Clarion Monitor warns against imperialist talk and world division efforts.
The Danbury Review lauds truck drivers for steadfast roadside aid. Readers recount how drivers stop, assist, and refuse payment, highlighting their helpful, selfless conduct on the road.
Dale N. Goodell 1st Lt U S Marine Corps Reserve Pocahontas announced new postwar policies allowing veterans from other services and youths aged 17 to 32 to enroll in the Volunteer Reserve. Women’s Reserve remains limited to those with prior Marine Corps service.
All service men who are interested in the new Marine Corps Reserve and especially former Marines should write to or contact Lt. Dale N. Goodell in Pocahontas Iowa for information and enrollment.
The Soil Conservation Service establishes an office on the third floor of the Pocahontas courthouse with Richard Hogue as farm planner. He will be in the office Fridays 1 to 5 p.m., with other times by appointment, and messages can be left at the Farm Bureau office.
Iowa City article notes the Iowa Business Digest argues inflation fault lies with government workers consumers labor and manufacturers. It calls for thrift and cautions against war profits and wage pressures while urging local accountability.
Mrs. Arthur Schulz of Latimer reports a remarkable egg produced last week weighing six and a half ounces and measuring nine inches around the long side and seven and three quarters inches the short way. Buy a Bond each month.
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