Soner of War Cup Led by Frederick Brown
Frederick Brown has been named chairman of the newly organized prisoners of war committee of Cass County. His son Billy Brown is a prisoner of war. The Red Cross assists families with information on prisoners of war, censorship rules, and reports, and will verify transfers with latest data.
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Frederick Brown
Atlantic Feeds
Cass County
A. A. Emith
Home Service Committee
Brown
Billy
Ommittes
Amilice
Friends of
Nemy
Red Cross
War Prisoner Messages Reach Home Amid Red Cross Mail
A fragmented report describes efforts to obtain information on a man held as a prisoner of war. The Red Cross coordinates inquiries and remits mail through county channels to locate and confirm the prisoner’s status, noting delays and the need for timely updates.
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Red Cros
Red Cross News
Poe
Geeman Poi
Deareni
Nave
Nice
Ames News Briefs Include Navy Training Moves
A scanned Ames page item notes Jace eta ite tera tration plans and swine show results. It mentions civilian student aid, Navy trainee programs, and Roger Mueilen pharmacist's mate recently stationed in New Ponds Connecticut and Pearl Harbor details.
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Ames
Jace
Divisi
Wiota
Roger Mueilen
US Sones
New Ponds
Conn
Folk
Rover Tee
Pearl Harbor
Babson Analyzes Invasion Impact on Markets
The advisory notes from 1944 discuss stock, bond, commodity, and real estate prices reacting to wartime invasion news. It explains price movements depend on buyers versus sellers, with cautious optimism for long term gains except in high grade bonds. The piece cites analyst patterns and expected trial moves in the invasion strategy.
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Luo
Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc
Belle Plaine Builds Rare Corn Cob Plant
Construction of a corn cob meal oil plant in Belle Plaine advances as one of two such plastic facilities in the United States. The plant will process corn cobs into heavy oil used in plastics, synthetic rubber, and refining petroleum products. Daily output is planned at 100 tons with operation expected in about 60 days.
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Balte Plaine
Dan
Belle Plaine
Service Men Visit Family During Brief Leave
A string of service members and relatives are noted in a brief report. The piece lists Pfc Paul Ostrues, stationed at Oshatoose, visiting his parents, and Pte. Paul Ostrues listed with other soldiers. Additional names include Robet McDermott and Cle Geavy connected to naval stations and local families in Fort Leonard Wood.
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Woota Broucha Ostra
Fies
Camp Thary
Vancen
Oliver Ostris
Paul Ostrues
Oshatoose
Paub
San Proucsca
Robet Oa
McDermott
Ceeder
Noropia
Olbi
Plene
Naval Station
Larsen
Patricia
Fort Leonid Wood
Ererman Lain
Novum Pigeley
Omaayvine
Guests at Uncle Emil Fries Home
In a short note, the report lists visitors staying as guests at the home of their uncle, Emil Fries, implying a family gathering or visit.
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Emil Fries
Local Briefs From Wiota News Page
Wiota reports Mrs. Jack Snyder and daughter Evelyn returned from Bode where Mr. Snyder works in a picture studio. William Mailander is building a coal shed on the Frank Roe property on West Main Street, occupied by M. E. Lines. All the news when it IS news in The News-Telegraph.
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Wiota
Jack Snyder
Evelyn
Bode
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Council Bluffs
North Western Railroad
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Wosteen Wii
Real Stata Ava Hd
Fan Rathy
Ray Bye
Lewin
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Sinth
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Owa
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Hereford
Audubon County Auction Co
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Iowa
W. E. Young
News-Telegraph
Bailey Feed CO
Montgomery Wards
Special Investigating Committee of the
House OF Representatives
Post Office
Wards
National Labor Relations Board
Chicago
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Attorney General
Ward
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CLO
William M. Leiserson
National Mediation Board
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