Thoughts On The New Deal And Socialism Debate
A reader notes whether the industrial control phase of the New Deal is socialistic or not. The piece contrasts Roosevelt aides and Johnson with Johnson’s views, argues the aim is distribution of purchasing power, and criticizes excess production claims. It reflects on banks, taxation, publicity, and reform as safeguards for common folks against radicalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Johnson
Tugwell
Agriculture
Secretaary ‘Wallace
Congress
Mitchell
J. P. Morgan
England
United States
Joseph Harriman
New York
Hoover
Detroit
Henry Ford
Grand Prairie Socials Mixed with Family Visits
Grand Prairie residents enjoyed a flurry of visits and social events. P Jorgensen of Minden stopped for dinner with J C Jorgensen’s family en route home from Wyoming. Multiple households hosted guests including the Gade, Smith, Planck, and Dresser families, with picnics at Kreuger's lake drawing many locals. Several small gatherings occurred from Wednesday through Saturday, featuring neighbors from Sidney and Lodge Pole areas, and several cousins and relatives visiting and returning home across the week.
Picnic Gatherings across Lodge Pole area Sunday
A Lodge Pole Lutheran parish event and numerous Sunday dinners fill the day as families such as Smith and Frerichs, Jurgens, Flessner, Johnson, Irwin, and Irwin, among others, host relatives at homes and Legion Park. Attendees include Talish, Omel, Planck, Workman, and many local kin, with trips to Gurley and a Farmers Union picnic noted.
Sunnyside Socials Noted In Local Community
Mrs H C Schmale visited Friday with Mrs J M Wassum and Mr and Mrs Fred Holtman spent Sunday with Mike Lauder. Les Omer family joined J A Talish home visit. Neva June Roberts stayed with Ruth Wise over the weekend. Herman Niebaum and son from Fremont called at J A Talish and John Theis homes last week. Joan Zakesky and family visited Oscar Olson, L A Pearson spent Sunday at Gilbert at Chappel, Albert Brandl and family noted in local posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Omel
John Theis
John Hokom
Wilson
Lowell Hokom
Harold Tremain
L. K. Omel
Darwin‘ “Tighe
Omaha
Lester
Dorothy
Ralph Talish
Lloyd Talish
Harold Omel
E. Planck
E. A. Johnson
Farmers Union
Krueger’s
James Tighe
Frank Halsey
Albert Brandl
Herman Niebaum
W. W.wise
Arthur Mosely
H.C. Schmale
J. M. Wassum
Fred Holtman
Mike Lauder
Les Omer
J. A. Talish
Neva June Roberts
Ruth Wise
Son
Fremont
Joan Zakesky
Oscar Olson
L. A. Pearson
Gilbert
Chappell
Rainstarved Crops Hit Sunol District Hard
Mrs. Bert Allington reports crops suffering due to lack of rain as residents handle farm duties and socialize. Dr. DoRan of Chappell visits Bert Allington to tend a sick mule while locals discuss the Fourth of July lake celebration and visits from relatives.
Sidney Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Lucile Schulz hosted at her Sidney home while Mrs. Clara White and daughter Betty of Laramie Wyoming spent several days with the A A Fenske family as Ruth Fenske returned home Saturday. Mrs Harold White of Lodge Pole visited the Carey Wilt home Thursday. Dr. DoRan and Charles Cooper joined Bert Allington for dinner Monday. Mr and Mrs Carlos Christensen visited Martin Christensen Sunday. Robert Quinn is working for Mons Johnson. Cronk improves property with spruce trees a lily pond and concrete drive and walk. W W Schulz family called at Howard Cronk Sunday afternoon. Mrs Bert Allington and son Bill were Sidney callers Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kord Dykman
Frank Flessner
Ben Planck
Wyoming
E. Planck
Floyd Dresser
Ardis
Forrest Planck
Myrna Rae
E. A. Johnson
Henry Flessner
Martin
Anna
Scottsbluff
Leola
Frances
Johnson
Ardis Dresser
L. D. Willey and Sons
Melvin
Charles
W. T. Sharman
Earl
Charles Welton
Will Gade and Sons
Lodge
Dan Rupert
Doris
W. O. Johnson
Daugthers
Leela
Sidney
Earl Johnson
Gerald
Mons Johnson
Alvin Franzen
Andrew Johnson
John Olson
Ray Rexroth
John Hokom
Lodge Pole Lutheran
Lehmkuhl
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Henry Schmade
Albert Johnson
Legion Park
Mack Weaver
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
Ruth
Wayne Weaver
Ray Tremain
Forrest
Harold
Henry Holtman
Lodge Pole
Charles ‘Welton
Dorothy
Sadie Irwin
Lucile Schulz
Clara White
eBtty
Laramie
Wyo
Mr. Cronk
Iw. W. Schulz
Howard Cronk
Bert Allington
Bill
Potter Items and Local Notices from Potter Area
Mrs N Miller and Mrs Walker with daughters Dorothy and Virginia left for a week in Denver. Mrs Hansen accompanies them to visit her daughter in Longmont. Bartlett and Grady Smith plan Denver relatives visits. Mrs Kaderli’s mother stayed with her son in Kimball. Potter Bearcats snapped a losing streak with a 6 to 7 win at Kimball. they lost at Lodge Pole 2 to 4. Mrs Crosby 71 died at her daughter’s home in Hastings. services held in Omaha with burial at Forest Lawn. She leaves sons Willis and Rusell, and daughter Mrs Mangum. Several ladies learned contract bridge at the Evoldsen home. Jimmy Thayer returned from a ten day visit at Lodge Pole. Mrs Palmberg and daughter of San Francisco visited last week, en route from world fair. Dr Miller and Dr Callison of Kimball were in town on Monday. Mr and Mrs John Witt spent Sunday with friends at Grant. George Gunderson Sr. has been on the sick list. Willis Farr is driving a new Oldsmobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Allington
DoRan of
Chappell
William Krueger
Leah Booth
Hammond
Ind
Holmesville
Allen
Marcia Webb
Sidney
Sterling
Velma Glassburn
T. W. Hubbell
Lodge Pole
B. C. Kucera
Jack Dimpsey
Charles Shae
Grandma Volstead
Anna Hubek
A. Englert
Jerry Vacik
Sunol
Alice
Rose Marie Cronk
Hazel Cronk
B. L. Walker
Dorothy
Virginia
Denver
K. Hansen
Longmont
Marriam Bartlett
Grady Smith
C. C. Kaderli
Kimball
Potter Bearcats
Krueger’s
Omaha
Local notices and social updates from Potter area
Transient items include visits and travel notices of William Goding H Stevens Alfred Arnell and Emil Nelson to Bayard to see professional clubs. Local residents return from Chicago and mobile families travel. official notices vacate post office by July 1 with Mrs Bartlett assisting Goding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goding
H. Stevens
Alfred Arnell
Emil ‘Nelson
Bayard
William ‘Hagemeister
William Helsing
Chicago
Bartlett
Ice Cream Social on Court at Howe Lawn
A homemade ice cream social is planned on the court at Howe Lawn this Saturday afternoon and evening, served by the Methodist league for a ten cent contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Lawn
Methodist League
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the Telegraph
Guy W. Doran
Tenth ‘Avenue
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Telegraph News
San Francisco
Grand Prairie
Anna Jorgensen
P. Jorgensen
Minden
Will Gade
Evelyn Smith
Henry Beebe
Verneil and
Dale
Robert
Fred
Henry Elsen
Mary Kavanaugh
Albert Kragel
August Gade
Kreuger’s Lake
Sam Irwin
J. H. Gell
Dana Rupert
Planck
Thompson
Floyd Dregser
Mae
J. H. Geu
Sidney Call
Dorothy Gade
Hazel Gade
Ernest ‘Wickard
Will Taylor
Dorothy Theis
John Volkman
Mike Sauder
Sunnyside
Berna Omer
Sunol News
Texas
Miller’s Lge
Gurley Mills
PLEAZ
Belle of
Miller
Maude Wallin
Dix
Mrs. Funk
Potter Boy Scouts
Redington
Esther ‘Osberg
Martin Leafdale
T. E. Adams
Willam Kubis
Earl Thayer
McFadden
Norman Peterson
Cody Peterson
Lawrence Forks
Bert Christensen
T.e.“Maher Fot
Clyde ‘Brady
Fern Furgeson
Avis Tanner
Margaret Sorter
van Cleve
Jacinto
Harold Wamsley
Paxton
William Bates
Potter
Bessie Collins
Lorenzo
Ed Fisher
Marion Bradley
Cheyenne
Leo E. Osborn
Peggy
Jackie Seyfang
Steel City
John’ Seyfang
Bronson
Sidney Drug CO
Telegraph
Pullman
Burlington
N. A
McLean
Rayon
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