Congressional criticism of allies risks American unity
The piece warns that isolationist congressmen will attack Britain and Russia over Greece and Poland, potentially aiding Germany. It credits Russia and Britain with saving the U S from invasion and argues alliance harmony remains essential. It notes Nye Fish Day and other isolationists leave Congress, praising voters for the change. It also explains rationing aims to distribute goods fairly with limited sugar use.
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Britain
Russia
Greece
Poland
U. S
Europe
Churchill
State Department
America
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Nye
Pearl Harbor
Hamilton Fish
Sylvester Vierick
Stephen Day
The
Chicago Tribune
Great Britain
Editorials Assess Japs Return Policy and American Legion Role
Humboldt Republican argues the Interior Department will lift the Pacific coast ban on Japanese Americans and notes about 35,000 citizens could return home. The Knoxville Express urges returning veterans to join and lead the American Legion, emphasizing veteran engagement and governance.
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Humboldt
United States Interior Department
Pacific Coast
California
Knoxville Express
American Legion
Legion
What to Do With Our Surplus
Eagle Grove Iowa urges prudent use of the state surplus in three categories: vital needs like building and repairs for 15 institutions, desirable but nonessential projects, and luxury spending. A long range view on finances is urged, noting wartime tax boosts and no direct real property tax. The piece questions calls for large state money for private projects and potential tax increases to fund them.
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Eagle Grove Eagle
Iowa
War Now Coming Home To Japanese
LeMars Sentinel reports that Allied bombers strike Japan and land based planes reach Tokyo from east and west. MacArthur’s fliers may use Philippine bases for southern assaults as the war nears its end. Defeat for Japan and Germany is seen as imminent and total.
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LeMars Sentinel
Tokyo
MacArthur
Philippines
Japan
Germany
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings September 19 1944
Pocahontas County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in regular session with Johnson Jensen and Young present. They deferred drainage district hearings and appointed O P Malcolm as engineer for Sidmore et al. A resolution transferred 18400 dollars from the Secondary Road Construction Fund to the ISRP Fund to cover unfinished local road projects.
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Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
G. C. Johnson
Clarence Jensen
O. F. Young
Miller
Sidmore
I.S.R.P
Is.r.p
C. F. Young
Jensen
Young
Reiglesberger Et al
O. P. Malcolm
Enfrinnay
Sts
Elec, Co
G. A. Everson
Will Armco Drain & Metal
Bagley Construction Co
Ss. Beneke Motor Co
Iowa Public Service
Roy A. Johnson
C. K
Ins. Assn
M. W. Webb
S. B. Elkins
Olive Pearl Ritter
Paul B. Buffington
Glen V. O’neall
Fonda Times
John Porter
Poca
Wrecking Co
State Farm Mutual Ins. Co
Daniel Tire Co
Iowa Machinery & Supp. Co
District Court
Earnest Johnson
Arthur Carlson
Ben Eby
Russell Filloon
Chet Whistler
W. C. Miller
C. W. Gilchrist
A. E. McClain
John Hatteberg
Junior Hatteberg
Butte DeYoung
Glenn Smith
Gilbert Wilbur
R. D. Farlow
Fred E. McKim
Art Lanus
L. G. Schonberger
W. E. Boles
E. W. Hallberg
Robert Sell
Lloyd McClurg
Jay Cantrell
Oscar Carlson
Matt Fitzgerald
George Stevens
Roy Leigh
Bob Harter
John Hess
Geo. W. Johnson
Imeet
Interim Fund Listing For Construction Project Transfers
A fragmented notice notes a fund for specific construction projects with incomplete details and references an instruction to issue transfer orders by the Treasurer. The list of entities is partially shown with descriptions and indicates continuation on the next page.
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Transfog Ord
Pty
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the Rolfe Arrow
Michael R. Soth
Marion Bruce
Reveille
J. J. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
Relfe
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Ess Association
Miss. Parker
Board Proceedings
Laims
Monroe Calculation Machine Co
Laurens Sun
Treas
J. F. Carlson
N. W. Bell Tele. Co
Julia Stejskal
Hubert Kapsch
LE. R. Stahly
Allied Chemical Co
Rolfe Arrow
Proc & Shed
American Photo Equip
Fidlar & Chambers Co
Jenkins-Fergemann Co
Keuffel & Esser Co
Koch Brothers
Klipto Loose Leaf Co
Matt Parrott & Sons
R. McCormick
Standard Blue Print Co
R.A. Crummer
Geo
St. Dept Soc Welfare
A.D.C
Pauline Bentz
J. P. Graves
Battershell Groc
Fonda Creamery
Swanson Grocery
Shriner
Whitmer Bakery
W. F. Brinkman
F. E. Heathman
A. W. Patterson
John Rosters
Gilmore Drug Co
Geo, Mackie
Rent N. W. Bell Tele. Co
A. L. Sundberg
St. Josephs Sanitarium
Farmers Co-Op. Co
R. EB. A
Chag
L. Jones
E. F. Beech
Iowa Childrens Home Soc
St. Josephs Mercy
Fuller-White
Cora Lind
County Insane— West Side
Bert Pippinger
Guy Gale
Mitchell Grocery
L. M. Dunlop
J. H. Hovenden
C. E. Worster
Lutheran Hospital
Hosp
Rudolph & McIntire
H. K. Young
Farmers Co-op
M.p
T. D. Jones
Rolfe
T. S. Clark
D. D
F. H. Molyneux
Savage Block
J. E. Hynds
Ritz Theatre
Carl J. White
JoWs
Tornado
T. J. Rayne
L. M. Graham
First Natl Bank
Rolfe State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
Bank OF Friendly
R. B. Ranney
Guy Smith
Real Estate & Insurance
Fuller Bldg
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