Coal declaration rules jumble for Bennett area dealers
Vern Kohl area director of the solid fuel administration explains that consumers who file coal declarations by May 15 will gain priority to reserve coal for next year. The policy allows limited extra purchases in certain regions and relaxes some quotas to help stock up for next winter, though no more than 80 percent of a normal year's supply can be delivered after April 17.
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Battierville Condealers
Vern Kohlhutat
Solid Susie
Penrohiant
Assur
Iecal
Indiit Sha
Baraitenthon
Fitéa
Indiana-ona
Kentucky
Parm
Rautt
Nfts
Maols
Indiana
Nigat
Acanda
Fuel quotas ease amid shortages in western states
Amid fuel shortages in Utah, Wyoming, and surrounding regions an amendment temporarily permits shippers to increase shipments of coal and fuel to retail dealers. Shippers must first allocate to local retail dealers, with excess shipments beyond a twelfth of quotas excluded from annual totals once stabilization is restored.
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West
Kentucky
Tminois
Andlana
Diak
Mildwestern-Mided
Deaths Hit John Waldron Family in Two Weeks
In Week Two More Deaths touch the John Waldron family as sister Pat O Connor of Glen dive Montana and Celia Kennedy of Ruthven pass away. Mr Waldron and Mrs Edgar Center travel to Ruthven for funerals as Pete Waldron, son of the family, died two weeks ago in California.
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John Waldron
Mra
Pat O'Connor
Glendive
Mont
Waldron
Hisister
Cétia Kennedy
Ruthven
Waldr
Edgar
Pete .Waldron
Second Grade Visit Honors Mothers At McKinley School
Thirty mothers visited the second grade on Thursday afternoon at McKinley School. Children performed stories, books, dramatizations, poems, a puppet show, and a movie. Each mother received a greeting with every child’s name.
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McKinley
Ardith Amdah
Robert Anderson
Date Bulmer
Carol Bendixen
Barbara Bergeson
Gary Bargeson
Jén Biery
Ruth Hombarger
Edwin Crouse
Jimmy Elkin
Lerry
Frederickson
Bobby
Huffman
Thomas Jacob
Gerald Kaltved
Nora’ Jensen
Lynne Larsen
Maurice
Moffitt
Ronald Néal
Nolan
Nelson
Clarence J Olson
Ronald Ofundsen
Jim
Osgood
Junior Paulsen
Veterans' employment offices to aid veterans nationwide
Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt announced last night that 32 of 696 local offices will be located in Iowa to help veterans and others find peace time jobs. The program places emphasize employment services across the country to assist veterans in civilian work.
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Hatherville
Commission
Paul V. McNutt
Towa
Baccalaureate Sunday Service Set for May Ninth
The Roosevelt Auditorium will host the annual baccalaureate service on Sunday May 9 at 8 p m The Rev Leon Friggs pastor of the Church of Christ will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Parents and friends of graduates are reminded that no seats are reserved for the event.
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Baccalaureste
Athe ‘Roosevelt Auditorium
Leon
New Bridge Delayed After Tom and Jerry Bridge Incident
A car and a truck crashed through the Tom and Jerry bridge three miles north and west of Estherville Thursday afternoon and were removed from the river bed that evening. No serious injuries were reported. The county engineer plans a temporary structure and a new continuous concrete and I-beam bridge to be designed after a curvey. The bridge takes its name from painters Tom Lelen and Knite Grontal, long associated with Estherville, and was also known as Pingery bridge after Amos Pingery.
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Tom
Jerry
Estherville
James ‘Rowat
I Baoma
Ficrosa
Daily News
Caliabaed
Robert Hansen
Richard
Emlet -Twite
Tom Hiner
Noy
Amos Pingery
Emmet
A. Mila
Train service restored on M. and St. L. line to Estherville
The M. and St. L. resumes daytime passenger service through Estherville with a new time card. Train No. 17 northbound runs daily except Sunday, arriving Estherville at 9:48 p.m. A Watertown to Minneapolis timetable update improves northbound connections at Winthrop with the eastbound train, departing 1:05 p.m. and arriving in Minneapolis at 3:30 p.m. Southbound train departs Estherville at 4:39 p.m.
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Estherville
Watertown
Minneapolia
Watherville
Exama men to Ford for pro-dnduction examinations
A list of attendees includes Donald B. Mahin Louis W. Hoffman Michael L. Calhan Robert J. Miller and many others from Wallingford Ringsted Dolliver Grahda and Jackson as they gather Thursday for production examinations.
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Ford
Sielllg
Inn
Donald
B. Mahin
Lous W. Hoffman
Michae L. Calhan
Robbert
Donald’ J. Miller
William
T. White
Herbrandaon
Frank
P.rosenberge
Vernoni
J Origer
Mervin
Roa¢h Yet
Naderand
Donald ‘A
Harley J
Rosburg
Norman W
Iverson
N. Nitchals
Donald J. ‘Alohars
Clifford L. Paton
Robert J. Nielsen
Maynard
Oleson
Lloyd
B. Hansen
Norman
Stevens
Armat
Clyde A. Gilbaugh
Grahada
Minn
Mari 'D. Rogers
At. Jackaon
Nels ‘W. Kragii
Agriculture Students Tour Farm Projects
Twenty three students from Matherville high school visited several farm projects on Monday morning May 7. The tour, organized by the Lakes Chapter of Future Farmers of America, showcased George Shaffer’s sheep and shop improvements, Barton's two bills to farrow root, Donald Latie’s purebred Poland China sow and pigs, Glen's sow and litters, Skattebo's Clare sows and fourteen pigs, Wayne Richard's hog-raising project, Franelg Lareen’s pig pen, two heifers and a dozen sheep, and Ching Hiter, Halland, Valen, and Bmalth purebred projects. The group also noted other boys raising corn and soybeans. The trip aimed to inspire and share farm program ideas among members.
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George ‘Shaffer
Barton
Ryan
Farrow
Clare
Wayne
Richard
Franelg
Lareen
Donald
Dean
Payzer
Hiter
4Aca Halland
Arvid Valen
Leonard Bmalth
Dale
Wutnie
Parmara
America
Oys
Orperams
Melvin Book
Donald Egeland
Dick Egeland
Norman Frery
Herbert
Divorce Granted to Mrs J P P Clark of Watherville
Judge Fred M Hudson of the 14th Judicial district court grants a divorce to Mrs J P P Clark from Major J P Clark who serves in the European theater. Custody granted of four children Charles James David and Nancy. Both parents charged with support and education until majority. Costs including plaintiff's attorney fee to be paid by the defendant.
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J. P.P. Clank
Watherville
Major
J.P. Clark
Fred M. Hudson
14Th Judicial District Court
Awards Given To Students At Assembly Friday
Friday morning in Roosevelt auditorium the annual award day honored seniors and underclassmen. The high school band directed by Arthur L. Fritschel performed all American music and 45 band members received pins, 10 to graduating seniors. Quill and Scroll awards went to Dale Holroyd Arsene Klein Mary Lou Waldron and Marie Wisenhower. Ten dramatic awards were given by Dorothy Schwartz to ten students and vocal music awards by Mabel Kruse. Letters were presented to 14 G A A members. Initiates joined National Honor Society with 12 new members. James White presented the UKs pin to William Hansen Jr. Initiation services were held with Betty Ruby Wilma Hansen Charles Jones and others assisting.
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Rooevelt
Arthur ‘L. Fritschel
Fritschel
Piaa
Enid Copeland
Dale Holroyd
Arsene Klein
Mary Lou Waldron
Marie Wisenhower
Dorothy Schwartz
David Pannhuk
Darlene Hunt
Phyllis Pullen
Duane Stober
Donna Jacobsen
Dick Bittner
Jack Hyertson
George Allen
Verdae Sawyer
Frank Fusa
Mabel Kruse
Jane Tinkham
G.A.A
Mary Nell Gray
Arlene Larson
Margaret Moore
Laveda Rasmussen
Ora Rosburg
Helen Sawyer
Hilda Sawyer
Johanna Hupp
Genevieve Ramsey
Carol Wels
Vera Grinde
Shirley Mathieson
Patricia Ann Bagan
Don Christensen
Dick Currell
Genevieve Godail
Janieen Miller
Lavonne Natterstad
la Nell Strong
Geniors
Dorothy Rugtiv
Mery Ann Hoye
Jack ‘Egertson
Paul Lundy
Doy
Betty Ruby
Wilma Hansen
Charles Jones
Mary Gray
Eunice Ressell
Betty Jean
Beaver
Fairmont Prowler Reported by Police Chief
Chief Henry C Plenge says a single prowler has haunted Fairmont for three weeks. Window shades fly up and tapping on panes are cited as evidence of peeping. The suspect is described as a tall young man, sometimes wearing a funny hat, with visits too scattered for continuous patrol monitoring.
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Fairmont
Henry C.'Plenge
Cooked Dinner to Dog Prompts Nonsensical Cure Ad
A promotional snippet touts SYS-TONE a digestive aid with claims that a woman improved after using it. It alleges she previously faced loss of appetite, bloating, headaches and constipation, then reports regular bowels and renewed vitality. The ad mentions Cumming Rexall Drug Store in Estherville.
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Jdady
Gan
Sys-Tone
Sy8- Tone
Cumming Rexall Drug Store
Estherville
Local couple learns son Warren May returned home
At Schick Hospital, Mr and Mrs Art May of Lake Park are told their son Warren Jean May has arrived in the United States and is at Schick Memorial hospital in Clinton. He was liberated from a German prison camp April 2 after being there since December 16, 1944, and had been in several European hospitals prior to his return.
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Swalhy
Neabanatuan
Laizan
Lake
Peterson
Philippines
Wan Hia
Arlene
Arctie Peterson
Spencer
Leslie Snelson
Leslie Snelson Home For, Auppe
Snelson
Art May
Lake Park
Warren Jean May
United States
Schick Memorial Hospital
Clinton
May
Europe
Hattie Prp Elston Wins Four Iowa Press Awards
Daily News region correspondent Hattie PRP Elston won four first place awards at the Iowa Press Women's Association contest. Awards were announced Saturday at the annual meeting in Des Moines. Elston’s entries covered Raebel murder news, an editorial, a feature story, and a newspaper edited by a woman.
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Hattie Prp
Elston
Daily News
Fenton Winn Triumphs In Sectional Baseball Play
Fenton defeated Dolliver 3 to 0 in the final round at Armatrong after Tolliver beat Halla 9 to 2 and Fenton edged Armatrong 2 to 1 in the semifinals.
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Fenton
Dolliver
Armatrong
Tolliver
Halla
Postal drops Star Route Between Estherville and St James
The Star Route between Estherville and St James Minnesota was discontinued effective Saturday night. The route truck arrived in Estherville in the morning and left at 4 30 p m providing a mail connection with Huntington Dunnell and other towns.
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Estherville
St. James
Minn
Eathervile
Huntington, Dunnell
Reinstate Passenger Train Service on M. and St. L. Line
Sherburn and nearby towns will see the return of passenger train service on the M. and St. L. line Monday. With the train back in operation, the star route is no longer necessary, an official announcement states.
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Sherburn
Leutholds Visit Estherville on Business Trip
Mr and Mrs John Leuthold of St Paul made a business visit Friday in Estherville. They returned to St Paul Saturday morning.
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John Leuthold
St. Paul
Estherville
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