Prisoners Return Home From War Fronts
Mrs Mae Stifle family members captured by Germans on the same day at Paid Pass have returned to Red Oak on furlough. Telegraphs on Feb 11, 1948 informed of their capture. all have been liberated. Wolfe, son-in-law, and Mrs Stifle’s son Pvt Dean W Stifle recover in Clinton Schick hospital. Sgt Frank Stifle also released.
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Oak
Derrdit
Haga
Mae Stifie
Red Oak
Clinton
Charles Owens
Atlantic
Kenneth. Turk
William Turk
Company K
Faid Pass
Vienna Presses On Amid War Wounds and Music
A writer depicts Vienna under occupation as scarred but recovering, with scarce food and looted wealth traded on the black market. Despite hardship, Karlskirche remains intact, cinemas and performances resume, and Russians attend concerts, while residents voice mixed relief and resentment toward Nazi crimes.
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A. I. Goldberg
Vienna
Prince Charming
Duke of Windsor
Otto of Hapeburg
Karlskirche
Stefanskifche
Southwest Iowa Fourth of July Celebrations Detailed
The region marks Independence Day with events across southwest Iowa including an air show at Goeken CAP air port near Atlantic and a 2:30 baseball game between Atlantic-Wiota and Harlan at Sunnyside field. Observances suspend business and mail, with multiple community picnics and dances planned in Red Oak Fontanelle Kimballton Walnut Oak Hill.
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Iowa
Goeken Cap
Atlantic
Atlantic-Wiota Club
Harlan
Sunnyside Field
Goeken
Navy
Nebraska
Red Oak Legionnaires
Fontanelle
Kimballton
Gym Hall Park
Walnut
Firemen's
Oak Hill
Card of Thanks for Frank Knoke
The relatives of Frank Knoke express thanks to all who were kind and did many acts of kindness during his illness death and burial.
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Frank Knoke
Local News Briefs and Community Notices
Summary of short items on Cass county board meeting Rotary Club speaker Dr L C Allender vacation visit by Harriet Ankeny Des Moines guests at Ethel Pilmec home speed trap fined 10 dollars Mayor Jessen initiates tavern charge Fire Captain and Gov’t Camp arrivals Don Rice home from Ames military furloughs and Des Moines guest Mary Barnard all in local brief news format
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jessen
Willam
Don Rice
Long State College
Ames
Don C. Bice
Peste Place
Radar
Mary Barnard
Des Moines
Bice
Weather notes forecast and rainfall totals
A scrambled weather summary reports Sunday temperatures with little change expected over the weekend. Rain totals ranged from 0.41 to 0.79 inches at multiple towns including Keokuk Lamoni and Des Moines, with highs near 88 and nightly lows around 55 to 62 degrees.
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Keokuk
Lamoni
Coder. Rapids
Eaeose
Fort Dodge and
Spencer
Mercury
Unclear fragmentary report from June eighty eight
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local event with names like Mrs Lee and Shenandoah. Details are garbled, with references to a race and personen but missing coherent context or dates.
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Owen
Lee
Hinstings
Panna Rag Ren Poe Shenandoah
Dees
Accvutan
unclear fragment about WACs and officers
Incomplete OCR fragment indicates discussion of enlisted WACs and officers with return home points. Details and context are missing to determine full event or entity names.
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Cairo
United
Tver
Price official outlines four percent cut on used car prices
Des Moines reports George McDonald of the Office of Price Administration says the four percent reduction on used car prices ordered by the OPA must be passed along to the ultimate consumer. He notes dealers should reflect the lower price at which cars may be sold to buyers.
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Des Moines
George McDonald
Office of Price Administration
Ealing
OPA
Cherry growers to harvest under state contracts
Officials disclosed the annual plan of the Cherry Producers Association. All cherries this year will be grown under government contracts, affecting local growers and the market.
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Igan
Mente Pen Association of
Grv
Wment
Pedersen of Elk Horn Dies After Illness
Theodore M Pedersen 47 of Elk Horn died at Carroll hospital after an operation Thursday failure. Born Sept 18 1897 in Audubon county he lived with his mother Lena Pedersen and worked at Lange implement store. Survived by mother five brothers Elmer Esra Oswald navy Florida and three sisters Bernice Nissen Clara Andersen Maude Andersen. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Elk Horn
Theodore M. Pedersen
Carroll Hospital
Pedersen
Mr. Pedersen
Audubon County
Jacob and
Lena Pedersen
Lange Implementatere
Elmer
Esra
Red
Oswald
Navy
Sta“Sea Florida
Bernice Nissen
Eric Horn
Clara Andersen
Kimballton
Sirs
Maude Andersen
Anita
Man Hurt After Fall at Frank Sherman Farm
Casey Cumey and Peter Klaus were at the Frank Sherman farm on the west edge of Stuart when a 16 foot fall injured a man. He was transported for treatment.
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Casey
Cumey
Peter Klaus
Frank Sherman
Stuart
Injured Man Receives Treatment at Local Hospital
A man injured in an incident was taken to Mercy Hospital in Des Moines where his legs were broken and he suffered a forehead cut. He was then moved to Nick Ludwig to recover.
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Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Nick Ludwig
Chairman Boren sets out plan amid investigation
Chairman Boren of the house investigating committee released a statement outlining actions on a 10,000 potiehen issue and suggesting relaxation of a five percent measure by October 11, with caution about supporters reopening debate.
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Boren
Dom. Af . Homa
T Inevestigating
Comneltyen
Canale
House Passes OPA Extension To One Year
Washington report notes the House approved a one year extension of wartime price controls by a 225 to 24 vote. The action aimed to prevent price spikes as midnight deadline approached and included sending the measure to the President from Kansas City.
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Washington
House
Kansas City
Unclear OCR Military Transport Report from New York
Fragmentary note describes troop transports and ships named Marta and Ambrose E. With reference to prisoners of war and rotational terms, but lacks coherent details or clear events.
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New York
Marta
rotationalerty Ambrose_ E
Civilians Granted Early Train Reservations Under War Policy
Beginning today civilians may reserve seats five days in advance under a new Office of Transportation order. The 30 day limit during most of the war has been altered to maximize limited train space for civilians and furloughed soldiers.
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Washington
Office of Ease Transportatio
Notice for readers to supply extra cost information
Readers are advised to notify this office in advance for any additional costs or supplies. The notice indicates a forthcoming charge or supply request related to The News Telegraph.
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Mexico City
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Dock Rees
Légion Perk
By Enna Jettson
Cass County Board of Supervisors
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Rotary Club
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Hotel Whitney
John DeWitt of
Griswold
L C. Allender
Oak Street
Maryville
Harriet Ankeny
Cheyenne, Wyo
Het
Amanda Wissler
Chestnut Street
Nase
Jane
Macon
John W. Ehlers
Emma J. Johnson
Doris
Winifred Ridgley
Extra
Cecelia Nelis
K . Neb
Ethel Pilmec
Spruce Street
Tewsk Speeder
Kenneth
Berwen
Robert
Yee
Poplar
Jens W. Miller
Miller
Rey Carver
Atlerom Camp
Tex
G Ban
U. S
Pacific
T. M. Pedersen
Dr. Eg
Hhose
Slota Tn
Goeken Airways
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