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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
1
Consolidated with The Reveille, abruncy 13 1614 Townded in 1850 by J I Seuce and for years successFully conducted by members of the a E Lighter family. Entered as second class matter May 14 1910 at the nostaffier at Ralfe under Magnit 4 1a.
An American editor who traveled to Germany describes torture, starvation, and coercive methods in Nazi prison camps. He condemns the master race theory that ranked peoples, with Russians and Poles singled out as enemies while prisoners faced savage abuses.
The column compiles editorials from several papers critiquing wartime price controls inflation and labor conditions. It cites OPA policy debates, farmer concerns over surging land values and supply shifts, and political reactions to postwar plans. It notes varied opinions from Emmetahure Democracy Palo Alto and others on food management and price expectations.
The report shows corn belt concerns eased by federal data on production costs. It cites Iowa Illinois costs averaging 62 cents per bushel in 1942 and Southeastern states such as North and South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Alabama and Arkansas with rising costs to raise corn.
On Okinawa ahead of Kyushu invasion, 96th Division lands with sixth wave after heavy bombardment. Reporter describes light initial resistance, beach chaos, and forward presses as tanks advance and civilians evacuate. Navy and air forces pound entrenched positions while reporters set up near a Japanese cave stronghold.
The administrator invites sealed bids from heirs to purchase halves of the southwest quarter of section 33 in Alta County. Bids must be filed by 2 pm May 7 and will be opened then. A 10 percent bank certified check accompanies each bid. the administrator reserves the right to accept or reject any bid.
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