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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

2

Roosevelt weighs tighter controls to curb living costs

At a press conference President Roosevelt signaled plans to seek Congress backing for stronger cost of living controls including wage limits. The War Labor Board announced a wage stabilization formula aimed at preserving purchasing power at January 1941 levels, with specific rules for 1941 to 1942 wage raises and maintenance of union membership. Additional notes cover war manpower, employment gains, and naval shipbuilding updates amid the wartime economy.

Roosevelt Congress War Labor Board WLDB

County News Briefs From Ames and Surrounding Areas

Miss Mary Ann Heinrich returns Thursday from Ames after a short course at the College. Wayne Olson of Story City visits his aunt Mrs. A. B. Rosenberger for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schnekloth go home to Cedar Rapids after a week with her sister. Arthur Olson of Story City and Keith and Leliha Norden of Boxholm spend time at the August Rosenberger home. Mrs. Minnie Hiles travels to Illinois for relatives and Michigan visits. Mrs. Myron Graves and daughter also noted.

Wayne Olson Story City A. B. Rosenberger W. F. Schnekloth Cedar Rapids Arthur Olson Keith Leliha Norden Boxholm August Rosenberger Minnie Hiles Illinois Michigan Myron Graves

KEEP EM ROLLING Watch tire wear and care tips

This article outlines tire care to reach the 40 thousand mile class. Balance wheels and check alignment twice yearly to prevent drag. Criss cross tires every four to five thousand miles for even tread wear. Monitor brake adjustment and repair tread cuts promptly. Store tires in a dark cool room and avoid excess speeds with retreaded tires.

Community Notes From Swea City AreaVisit

Local residents share weekend visits and hospital updates. Mrs. John Blom recovered from a broken arm at Coleman hospital with Mary Vank caring for her. Virgil West underwent appendectomy at Coleman hospital and is improving. Families gather for confirmations of illness, travel, and social events, including gatherings at Soren Sorenson and Sanders households, and Lakeshore Country Club meeting.

Julius Ingebritson Swea City Grover Harry Sorenson Soren Sorenson Dennis Bagan Estherville George Calhan M. Dunning Clarion Geo. Duxberry Donna Charter Oak Soren Kathleen Logan J. K. Carey Lakeshore Country Club Robin Woods Sam Thorsland Jens Simonson

Governor Speaks at State GOP Convention

Gov. George Wilson keynoted the Republican state convention in Des Moines amid race for Iowa secretary of state. He urged end to nonessential federal spending, praised wartime unity, and called for courage on national issues while noting sugar rationing and grain for war needs. Attendees from Emmet County included Fred Robinson and Fred Ehlers.

George Wilson Des Moines Towa Washington Tokyo Hitler Emmet County Fred Robinson Republicans Fred Ehlers G. K. Allen N. J. Lee George Robb

Bible Camp at Lake Okoboji Opens July 27

The Eagle Grove and Estherville circuits join for a Lutheran Bible Camp at Walther League Camp, Camp Okoboji. Registration starts Monday afternoon with services beginning Monday evening July 27 and the camp running through Sunday August 2. Faculty includes Prof Gornitzka and Dr L A Pierson, with Dean Ingolf Kronsted and Dean of Women Viola Trygstad coordinating lectures, recreation, and daily messages on Christian life, tuition lodging and board priced at 8.75 dollars.

Eagle Grove Estherville Okoboji Gornitzka Lutheran Bible Institute of Minneapolis L. A. Pierson Sioux Falls South Dakota C. M. Hanson Thompson Ingolf ‘Kronsted Viola Trygstad Luther League T. G. Wicks Ruthven Lutheran Bible Camp Word of God Christian Fellowship

Decrease in Cars on Streets Signals Shift in City Traffic

V R decreases in cars on streets of the cities of Towa according to responses to the To wa High way Traffic Advisory Committee survey. 800 questionnaires were sent to city officials in towns over 10 000 population and to attendees of the conference on vital war transportation in Des Moines on June 24. In larger cities traffic congestion peaks between 7 and 9 AM and 4 30 to 6 PM. About 74 percent of respondents say industries and businesses open and close at the same hours. School transportation burdens larger cities buses and streetcars. principals will be asked to stagger hours to ease congestion. Cities plan to report careless drivers to rationing boards and improve access roads to war plants.

Towa Des Moines Karl Fischer Public Safety

Chamber protests soybean plant site selection

The Estherville Chamber of Commerce filed a protest with Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mark G. Thornburg and the Industrial and Defense Commission over a Des Moines Sunday Register article. It claimed Estherville was not given a chance to present its advantages for locating a soybean plant, and asked for such consideration. The draft item also notes visitors of local residents, including Lorene Goddard.

Sjeaje Aurojing Commerce Today Mark G. Thornburg Iowa Low Industrial and Defense Commission Deg Moines Sunday Register Thornburg Sioux City Storm Lake Estherville

Humboldt Honors Local Youths With Hero's Day Display

Humboldt celebrated Hero's Day with a 2500 strong crowd viewing drills by the First Military Police Battalion. The event featured talks at Camp Dodge Herrord Iowa, a memorial service for five local youths, plane drops of War Bonds envelopes, and songs by the Humboldt high school band. Attendees included Louis French of Livermore and local Legion and Auxiliary leaders.

Humboldt Humboldt County 6Th Sumner Camp Dodge Herrord Iowa State Guard Louis French Livermore Great Lakes Naval Hospital Humboldt High School Ed Rapp Ray Hansen Legion Post Warren Dailey Lawrence Cunningham Rapp Dudley Wyatt Ed Orgard Claire Nielsen Billy Sather Leo Schultz Chas Folk Jr Angels of Mercy Donna Reasoner Gay Forter

Price Meeting Friday Night in Estherville

A Maximum Price Ceiling meeting is set for Friday at 8 p.m. in Estherville city hall auditorium. Merchants from Emmet Palo Alto and Dickinson counties plus Minnesota attendees may join. Wm Sykes will preside. George D Haskell will attend to answer questions on Maximum Price Regulations.

Estherville City Hall Emmet Palo Alto Dickinson Minnesota Estherville Chamber of Commerce Wm. Sykes Office of Price Administration George D. Haskell

VLA Home Project Women Plan Program in Emmet County

Plans for a general war emergency program in Emmet county Home Project work were made Wednesday by the Home Project committee with Miss Marian Edwards from Town State College Extension Service and Miss Maybelle Harsila county agent. County committee members included Mrs. Wim Schaper chair, Mrs. Harold Graff, Mrs. Vernon Topp and Mrs. Harry Wahdieck. A vote elected programs for the year include Lessons in Home Care of the Sick, Points in Business, Women Should Know, and Care and Repair of Household Equipment to help women cope with situations arising from men being drafted or serving in the armed forces.

Emmet Home Project Marian Edwards Town State Colege Extension Service Maybelle Harsila Mra Wim, Schaper Harold Graff Vernon Topp Harry Wahdieck Jmen Armed Services

LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN GIBBON AREA THIS WEEK

Miss Lois Anderson of Gibbon Minnesota is spending the week at Ray Kennedy home. Mr and Mrs Glenn Hemming and son visit at Mr Hemmingsons parents and sister Ruby Hemmingson and plan to return to Cherokee Friday. Harold Fox and family and Mae Claire Glasscock of Dallas Texas sail to Lake Millac for weeks fishing at All States Camp. Mrs Bell Waters visits with daughter and granddaughter from Minneapolis. G A Tibbetts and Harvey Degeny finish Minnesota fishing trip with good luck and weather. Irwin Nichols issues marriage license to Jacob Sperling and Ethel Elton of Fairmont. Mrs Robert Penn and Miss Ruth Penn visit Mason City a few days.

Lois Anderson Gibbon Minnesota Ray Kennedy Glenn Hemmingson Mr. Hemmingsons John Heminginson Ruby Hemmingson Cherokee Harold Fox Joanne Mae Claire Glasscock Dallas Texas Irwin Nichols Jacob Sperling Ethel Elton Fairmont Robert Penn Ruth

Harvest Time Narratives and War Aid Efforts

A village article describes harvest season with oats and small grains. It notes fields of grain, weather setbacks, and labor shortages due to war. It highlights local support groups, home project work, and training efforts led by Miss Harsila and extension staff. A public meeting on Friday discusses golfing and community involvement. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bouska welcomed a baby boy at Park View Clinic Tuesday night.

C. M. Bouska Park View Clinic

Expressions of thanks for kindness after loss

The Jackson and related families thank everyone for kindness during illness and after the death of their mother and grandmother. Gratitude is extended for floral tokens and sympathy from Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jackson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weldert, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Root Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jackson.

C. P. Jackson Albert Weldert Chester Myers Geo. E. Root, Jr Bernard Jackson

Jensen Couple Welcomes Daughter In Fenton

Mr and Mrs Lester Jensen of Fenton are the parents of a girl born Monday night. A short term of court is set for August 6 with Judge F C David son presiding.

Lester Jensen Fenton F. C, Davidson

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