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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
1
John W. Snyder aims to allow selective price increases to fund higher wages in some industries. He argues adjustments will be case by case, noting steel may rise while cars and farm machinery stay linked to steel costs. Houses will hold at last sale levels despite broader inflation risks.
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon argues liberal Republicans must unite to challenge party conservatives and back Harold Stassen for 1948. He cites a party split similar to the Democratic rift and says concessions to the conservative wing will delay a truly liberal nominee.
Public Law 225 78th Congress creates Mustering-Out Payments for all honorably discharged service members from December 1941 onward who did not refuse work in an essential industry. Veterans discharged before February 8 1944 must apply by February 2 1946 or lose the benefit. Applications at VA offices or veterans organizations service offices and the American Red Cross.
Humboldt County Nebraska? No. Iowa. County Superintendent Frances Messer rules on objections to a proposed consolidated independent school district for Humboldt Pocahontas and Webster counties. Boundary lines established for most territory, with limited areas sustained as not in original petition. Appeal rights noted with ten day window from publication.
In Pocahontas County Iowa a document claimed as the last will of Gustave A Everson dated April 13 1933 was filed February 18 1946 for probate. The hearing is at 2 00 PM on the fixed date in Pocahontas Court House before the district court or clerk. All interested must appear to contest the will.
A single pound of cobweb thin wire, 62 miles long and about one third as thick as a human hair, is used in precision instruments for measuring electronic circuits. The remarkable length comes from its extreme thinness and tensile strength.
Pocahontas County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in regular session with all members present. Actions included transferring 45000 from the Secondary Road Construction Fund to Maintenance and setting the county recorder clerk salary at 120 dollars monthly. Various claims were audited and allowed for postage rents fuel and other services.
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