11 May 1950
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
1
The article notes reduced hostility between India and Pakistan after a New Delhi conference between Nehru and Liaquat Ali Khan. It reports progress on minority protections and expectations to address trade barriers water rights and Kashmir boundary questions.
The piece praises cross field goodwill and responsibility, notes the shadow of Soviet expansionism, and expresses hope for a united front in southern Asia. It wishes Pakistan and India success in discussions at Karachi, highlighting diplomatic progress.
A .22 rifle carried by Freddie Burns's brother discharged while the boys walked through brush at the city dump. Freddie Burns, 9, was wounded in the left ankle and taken to Clarinda hospital for treatment.
Glen Rounds of Hawarden grabbed a cable touched by a high-line and survived due to rubber boots and gloves though one hand was badly burned. The report notes there were 93,000 more injuries in U S motor vehicle crashes last year than in 1948.
State Representative candidate Guy G. Butler of Rolfe announces candidacy for the Iowa House subject to Republican primary voters in June. Pocahontas County Sheriff hopeful E. R. Stahly of Pocahontas enters the race on the Republican ticket for June primaries. County Attorney hopeful Donald G. Beneke of Laurens seeks Republican nomination in June primary.
A candidate declares candidacy on the Republican ticket for the office of state senator from the 650th district. The announcement frames a campaign focus on party principles and district representation.
A district comprising Humboldt Pocahontas and Buena Vista counties is defined for the June primary subject to voter will. J C Clint Horlacher of Storm Lake Iowa is associated with the measure.
Dr. R. J. Oltman of Storm Lake Iowa announces candidacy for state senator on the Republican ticket for the 50th senatorial district at the June primaries.
Republican candidate Katherine Boozell announces her bid for Clerk of District Court in Pocahontas County Iowa. She asks for support at the June 1950 primary election and stresses voter backing for the race.
A brief political appeal from Bert Looney Jr of Pocahontas Iowa urging support in the Democratic June primary for county sheriff. The message asks for backing and notes appreciation for assistance in the race.
George Grau announces candidacy for the Democratic ticket in the district's June primary. He seeks the State Senate seat challenging opponents in the party race.
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