Local Election Officials and Claims Ledger Recap
Town and township election officers listed with names and duties. The article records approved election claims, payment amounts for judges clerks and police, and adjournment to December 1.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1944
Page
2
Town and township election officers listed with names and duties. The article records approved election claims, payment amounts for judges clerks and police, and adjournment to December 1.
Allied power presses on the German front as air superiority and ground gains tighten the noose. American forces push toward the Saar basin and Palatinate while Luftwaffe losses mount and new German counter measures fail to halt progress. Airdrops and V weapons collide with the Ardennes theater in a day of heavy fighting and high stakes.
Washington reports the six State Department nominees face near collapse as President Roosevelt signals he will renominate them after Christmas if debate delays a vote. Senator Pepper says Roosevelt would read back the same names. officials expect confirmation of Grew and five assistants Archibald MacLeish Nelson Rockefeller W L Clayton James C Dunn and Brig Gen Julius Holmes.
Casey and Van Meter families gathered for the funeral of Ed Knox, a great uncle, with Cushman couples from Casey and Dexter in attendance. Des Moines visitors and local teachers also noted, along with extended family weekend visits.
Des Moines AP report notes only a minority of about 500 Japanese and Nisei relocated in Iowa want to return to the west coast. War relocation officer Frank E. Gibbs cites adjusted community ties, steady jobs, and loyalty proofs after mass exclusion order lifted, with counts of Nisei in schools, service work, skilled and unskilled industry, clerical, and professional roles.
Mrs. Casey Schnoor received a wire Sunday reporting her son Sat. Andrew Schnoor was slightly wounded in action on November 17 in Germany. He has been overseas for 16 months.
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