Prosperity Built on Service and Integrity Theme
A 1944 message honors character and steady growth, warning that shortcuts and sharp practice lead to downfall. It stresses that riches and honor come to those who follow rules and remain steadfast, citing I Chronicles 29:12.
Postwar politics and oil fears in wartime era reflections
A mix of pre election mood polling and wartime policy debate covers political divides and the value of land investment in Iowa. It notes petroleum shortages despite oil wealth, outlines clashes in Washington among Nelson Wilson Hull Wells Ickes and Perkins, and questions postwar spending and government growth.
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War Production Board
Donald Nelson
Charley Wilson
Henry Wall
Washington, D. C
Madame Perkins
U. S
Gaffes and Anecdotes From A Local Page
A miscellany of short jokes and vignettes includes a trainee soldier’s dual motive for joining the Army, a country lad’s distance to Smithville, a quip about an angel and a sister, and a curious visitor paid to say the CO wishes to see him.
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Promoted for Hitting the Sergeant and Court Martial
A proud mother cheers as Herbie is promoted for hitting the sergeant and facing a court martial. A nurse administers a blood test to a private while a bystander and others react with disbelief and humor.
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Herbie
Moye
Tory
Shooting incident injures Hochstetler youth during play
In Kalona on August 29 Edwin Hochstetler, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Hochstetler, was accidentally shot while playing with other children. The incident occurred as the youths handled a gun during their activity. He was hospitalized for treatment.
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Chester Schwitters
Kalona
Edwin Lochstetler
Alvin Hochstetler
Local Gun Incident Report and Birth Announcement
A gun was believed unloaded when a bullet pierced a man’s left chest and he was transported to Mercy hospital in Iowa City. Separately, Mr and Mrs Harry Wolrach welcomed a son at Mercy hospital. Arlo Fry, on furlough, visits his parents Mr and Mrs Geo V Fry at home. he previously served at Fort Benning Georgia.
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Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Harry Wolrach
Arlo Fry
Geo. V. Fry
Fort Benning
Georgia
Farm Bond Goal Pinpoints 1943 Target
The 1943 farm community war bond goal is about 14 percent of a billion dollars, versus roughly 800 million dollars in bonds purchased by farmers in 1942.
Dinosaur Tracks Towering on Texas Campus
Massive dinosaur track features the size of a bath tub are being constructed on the University of Texas campus, drawing curiosity from students and visitors.
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University of Texas
Weight of Carat Standardized to Two-Fifths Gram
The carat used for gem weight is now fixed at two-fifths of a gram. This standardization affects gem traders and assay offices worldwide and clarifies pricing and grading practices.
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