How You Gonna Keep Them Down On The Farm
A wartime column contrasts Nazi prospects and war pressures with a focus on agriculture. It cites Germany's propaganda, labor shortages in industry, and Washington's reliance on farming. It praises 4-H clubs and farm youth achieving scholarships and reinvestment in future projects.
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Russian winter roils war as German retreat nears turning point
The piece notes brutal Russian cold driving German losses of about 700 000 killed and over twice as many wounded, prompting a westward stumble and possible world history turning point. It also quips about committee tricks, a $183 25 duck donation to Red Cross, and looming Christmas shopping deadlines.
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Whittaker
Red Cross
Special American Relief Fund
Gestapo
Palmer–Butsch Vows in Newton First Methodist Church
Mariam Palmer of Iowa City and Robert Butsch of Iowa City pledged marriage vows at four o'clock in the Newton First Methodist Church in a candlelight ceremony attended by about 100 guests. The bride wore aquamarine velvet, and the groom is a University of Iowa graduate pursuing a PhD. A reception followed at the Blanche Maytag home. Out‑of‑town guests included Des Moines and Wellman residents.
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Robert Butsch
Newton
Iowa City
Winnie Palmer
A. W. Butseh
Owatonna
Minn
First Methodist Church
A. H. Barker
Ames Methodist Church
L. M. Edwards
Lois Handling
Joseph McClelland
Wellman
Mary Ellen Lytle
Fred Schwartz
Ferrin Moreland
John MccKinlevy
J. W. Halden
Blanche Maytag
Mrs Palmer
Bettie Knapp
Patty Hardenboyd
Jeannette Titus
Miss Palmer
Newton High School
University of Iowa
Childin's Hospital
Butsch
Springfield, Minn
University of Towa
Towa
Arrowhead
Aurora
Barbados Museum and Historical Society
Barbados
West Indies
Clinton Apartments
Vernon Sigler
Des Moines
Sterns
Ray Jennings
Wallace Gingerich
John Canott
Ethel and
Maud McCreedy
Winnie Reiter
Richard Birney
Washington
Arthur Cook
Marshalltown
Christmas Dinner At C Snyder Home
A family Christmas dinner was enjoyed yesterday at the Curtis Snyder home. The afternoon featured visiting and a gift exchange. Attendees included Keith Willis from Fort Riley Kansas. Leslie Grady and Gayle from Gilbert Iowa. Forest Mulvoy and Denny. Harold McFarland and Jean from Moline Illinois. Lester McDaniel. Gail Swartzen druber from Iowa City. Kenneth Davidson from Davenport. H C Banks and David Banks and family. Curtis Snyder. Wilma Lola and Mblvyin.
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Keith Willis
Fort Riley
Kan
Leslie Grady
Gayle
Gilbert
Iowa
Forest Mulvoy
Denny
Fairfield
Harold McFarland
Jean
Moline
Lester McDaniel
Gail Swartzendruber
Iowa City
Kenneth Davidson
Davenport
H. C Banks
David Banks
Wilma
Lola
Mblvyin
Leading Mercury Producers Named Across Regions
The article identifies Italy Spain and the United States as the leading producers of mercury. It notes Italy and Spain supply significant shares while the United States remains a major producer, highlighting regional roles in global mercury output.
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Italy
Spain
United States
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