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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

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Chicago crowd biases amid defense debate and political factions

The Chicago audience at a rally reacted with boos to criticize a president while split over Hitler and Mussolini. The piece notes Bund members, pro Nazi and communist elements in Chicago and Milwaukee, contrasting pro Allied appeals by a Polish refugee drawing 73 000 to the Chicago venue with Col Lindbergh drawing 10 000 at another site.

Chicago Whezl R Britain Sen. Wheeler Hitler Mussolini Bund Milwaukee England Soldiers’ Field Lindbergh Wheeler Nye United States

German threat to South America endangering Panama Canal

The piece warns that German activity in South America could seed a gradual U boat advance toward the Panama Canal. It argues that without an English fleet and a stronger American defense, stopping Germany would require a far larger, indefinite program beyond the current plan under the Monroe Doctrine.

United States South America Panama Canal Germany West Africa Brazil

It's Easy to Be An Editor from Manson Journal

A humorous village vignette contrasts petty local misfortunes with editor duties. It lists scattered incidents including a pantry cut, a dog bite, a roof stumble, and a cat scratch, ending with a quip about weekly newspapers as diet.

Manson Journal Jones Cactus Creek Piketown Harold Green Violet Wise Mr. Green Isaiah Trimmer Tillie Jones

Record $3,500,000,000 Revenue Bill Draws Washington Reaction

Emmetsburg Democrat reports a massive 1941 revenue bill totaling 3.5 billion dollars. Anticipated sources include income tax hikes, reduced dependent exemptions, surtax increases, corporate rate jumps to 80 percent, and higher excises on liquor gasoline tobacco autos radios and refrigerators possibly new soft drink levies.

Emmetsburg Washington Congress

Rural Mail Box Improvement Week Proclaimed

Eldora Herald Ledger reports Rural Mail Box Improvement Week from May 5 for country patrons to upgrade and paint their boxes. Regulations specify proper receptacles and placement to ensure safe mail delivery and prevent loss of messages.

Eldora Herald-Ledger Herald-Ledger U. S. Post Office Department Post Office

I Am An American Day Proclaimed in 1941

President Franklin D Roosevelt proclaims May 18 1941 as I Am An American Day urging states counties and towns to plan observances and educate citizens about responsibilities of U S citizenship following Public Resolution No 67 approved May 3 1940. The proclamation calls for the recognition of new citizens and those attaining citizenship by naturalization.

United States Franklin D. Roosevelt United States of America

Pocahontas High seen at Drake Relays and Sacred Heart honors

Pocahontas high school band of about fifty and a six-man track team attended the Drake Relays in Des Moines. The boys Mick Toffers Peterson Hudek Newman Vosika trained under Coach Francis Henry for the 440 yard half mile and mile relays. Sacred Heart high school basketball team honored with a Mothers dinner at Hotel Pocahontas featuring a program led by Mrs. John Shaffer and Coach D A Mitchell among others, celebrating the diocesan championship.

Pocahontas Des Moines Mick Christoffers Peterson Hudek Newman Vosika Francis Henry Supt. J. R. Grant Drake Sacred Heart Hotel Pocahontas C. E. Calligan John Shaffer Roy Kampfe Earl Stelpflug Joseph Stelpflug Bob Calligan James Shaffer Immaculate Conception of Cherokee Sioux City Fort Dodge Eagles D. A. Mitchell Howard Shimon A. C. Shimon Bernadine Reiter Joseph Fitzpatrick D. A. Michell Harry Dailey

Mrs Botine Honored at Lutheran shower and anniversary note

Eleanor Wiese Botine was honored at a St. Peter’s Lutheran church miscellaneous shower with 56 guests and a two course luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stelpflug celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a bridge party and gifts. The Laurens chapter of the C. E. S. brought the traveling star to Pocahontas, with Iris chapter and O. E. S. members in attendance, about 150 people present.

Joseph Stelpflug Stelpflug Laurens Chapter Pocahontas Iris Iris Chapter Laurens

Public Observance Proclaimed For Citizenship Day 1941

Franklin D. Roosevelt issues a proclamation urging a public day to honor citizens who have reached majority or naturalized within the past year. He calls upon federal state and local officials and civic groups to join in exercises highlighting citizenship in the nation. Done in Washington March 27 1941 with the seal affixed.

United States of America Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Sumner Welles

Traveling star to Fonda Friday night

A traveling star was presented to the Gold en Cord chapter in Fonda on Friday night. The Pocahontas group organized a musical program led by Mrs. C B Cook.

Fonda Golden Cord Chapter C.B. Cook Pocahontas Group

Oil station fire injures man as fuel oil overflows

D A Strong suffered a severe burn on the front of his right leg when his coverall caught fire from fuel oil overflowing from a stove at the Strong oil station Wednesday noon. The Pocahontas fire department arrived to find the blaze nearly extinct and no damage to the station. Meanwhile Jack Bouman and his wife attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs John Porter 70 of Orange City held April 23 with burial in Orange City cemetery.

D. A. Strong Pocahontas Jack Bouman John Porter Orange City

Notice of hearing on will probate for Margaret Wax

The last will and testament of Margaret Wax deceased, dated January 27 1940, was filed May 13 1941. The hearing to prove the will is set for 10:00 AM at the Pocahontas Iowa courthouse before the District Court or Clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated. Dated Pocahontas Iowa April 12 1941. Katherine Boozell, Clerk of District Court.

Margaret Wax Pocahontas Iowa Katherine Boozell

P. T. A. Officers Elected for Public School Association

Officers of the Parent Teacher association were reelected for the coming year. Elected are Mrs A H Turner as president, Supt J R Grant as first vice president, Mrs Joe Wilson as second vice president, Mrs Park Kauffman as secretary, and Mrs Clara Gower as treasurer.

A. H. Turner Dent J. R. Grant Joe Wilson Park Kauffmac Clara Gower

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