Milk Co-ops Push Postwar High Income Policy
John Brandt of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation urged a postwar plan to ensure high wages, prices and profits to prevent debt collapse. He advocated maintaining agriculture purchasing power and a national income of at least 150 billion dollars to retire the debt, with farm price supports and limited production controls as last resorts.
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Chicago
John Brandt
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Republican Farm Plank Committee
Milk Federation
Gup
Congress
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Farm Organization
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Federation
Thel
Hitler Moves Headquarters to Poland Amid War Skirmishes
London based report says Adolf Hitler shifted his headquarters from the Carpathians to an area south of Cracow in Poland, sheltering the armored train in tunnels and woods. high security, luxury cars, and dedicated conference cars are described, with potential return to the west if Allied invasion escalates.
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Pierre J. Hues
London
INS
Adolf Hitler
Carpathian
Russia
Poland
East Prussia
Fuehrer
Ukraine
Hitler
Cracow
Itler
Berchtesgaden
Ardennes
Council Calls For Government By Law Over Directives
The council urged a return to government by law not executive orders, recommending state and local units take on suitable functions, and the Farm Credit Administration be returned to a farmer owned, politically free program under agriculture.
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Council
Farm Credit Administration
Department of Agriculture
Indictment of Two Speedily Followed By Federal Sentence
Two men indicted by a federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids pled guilty and were sentenced by Judge Henry N. Graven. Frank H. Zilske of Buckeye admitted to sending obscene letters by mail and received fines of 125 dollars and costs on two counts. Luther Nathan Jenks of Walkerville Michigan was sentenced to two years for car theft and paroled to a Michigan probation officer in his district.
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Cedar Rapids
Henry N. Graven
Frank H. Zilske
Buckeye
Luther Nathan Jenks
Walkerville
Mich
Michigan
Zilske
Indicted Youth Jenks Remanded After Flight From Michigan
U. S. commissioner in Fort Dodge had bond status pending indictment Tuesday. Jenks, 18, stole a car in Muskegon and drove it via Cedar Rapids to Denver before being caught. He is classed 4-F and ordered by Judge Graven to return to Michigan and report to probation officers for two years. Grand jury impaneled earlier and expected to report again Wednesday.
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U. S
Fort Dodge
Jenks
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
R. L. Whelan
Muskegon
Mich
Denver
Colo
William L. Fahey
Michigan
Reds Will Wait Week for Finn Reply
Stockholm dispatch says Russia will wait until end of next week for Finland to reply to Moscow's new armistice offer. The report notes Moscow seeks a settlement as tensions ease with Finland amid postwar diplomacy.
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Reds
Finn
London
INS
Stockholm
Reuters
Russia
Finland
Moscow
Cleanup of Gambling Aimed at Council Bluffs Taverns
Detective Chief C. R. Brown announced a drive with support from Mayor W. A. Byers and Police Chief Earl E. Miller to end commercial gambling in Council Bluffs. The program targets slot and pinball payoff games, tighter closing hours, visible windows, proper lighting, and underage beer sales enforcement.
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Council Bluffs
C. R. Brown
W. A. Byers
Earl E. Miller
Brown
Four hundred eleven sailors lost with British cruiser
The British admiralty said 411 men were killed or missing and presumed dead after the sinking of the Penelope off Nettuno. The Penelope class ship normally carried about 450 men.
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London
Nettuno
Eagles to Hold State Convention in Dubuque
SIOUX CITY AP The Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention will meet in Dubuque on June 23 24 and 25. State president Merle Cox announced wartime restrictions require no parades or drill team or degree team or auxiliary competition at this year’s conclave. Convention committeemen will be announced next week.
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Sioux City
Order of Eagles
Dubuque
Merle Cox
Cox
Radio schedules mix music shows and guest stars this week
Allan Jones and Frankie Carle debut Wednesday at 7 p.m. on CBS and WMT with an all music program. Sammy Kaye, Hildegarde, John J Anthony, Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lester and guests appear on various NBC CBS and local stations through the evening. Programs feature orchestras, vocalists and comedy acts across CBS WMT WHO KXEL WBBM and more.
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Allan Jones
Frankie Carle
CBS
WMT
Jones
Carle
Horace Heidt
Betty Bonney
Jane
Sammy Kaye
John J. Anthony
Frank Sinatra
Jerry Lester
Radio Program Schedule Evening April 6 1944
Hour by hour listing of WMT CBS NBC WGN KXEL stations with shows and hosts for Wednesday night and Thursday morning including News Flash Dr Christian Cugat Show Bob Ripley Eddie Cantor Frank Sinatra and morning lineup with Farm News Reveille and Want ads through 11 am listing.
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WMT
WBM
CBS
Wgne
Chicago
WHO
NBC
WRO
War Board
Whocliff
Helen
WGN
Bradley
Kxll Rangers
KXEL
Burling
Easy Aces
Holk
Who Kaltenborn
Dm Who
Allan Jones
WGN Sizing
Neilson
F. Oursler
Christian
Cugat
Eddie Cantor
Frank Sinatra
Dunninger
Bob Ripley
Jack Carson
Kay Kyser
E. Howard
WGN Arch Ward
WGN Northerners
Fred Waring
WHO Farm
Horizons
David
Gee
Neemoore
Bnel Sardis
Dude
Ane
Carter G
Vic and Sade
Jane Foster
Don Nirman
Helen Trent
Holbr
WGN New
Johnny Betts
Lorenzo Jonas
Judy & Jane
Vic
Widder Brown
Farms
Portia
Grant
von Jack Berch
XEL
Kerrigan
Bill
Murray
WGN Music Mart
Gea Hound
Pa. Parrell
Amn
Jo Jordan
Dick Tracy
Calif Melody
WAT
Superman
Malone
Far Places
Ryel Terry
Pirates
Wirh Ais
Dixon Whe Bach
Chick Carter
Prionition Creek
Bradley Wat
Mary Marlin
Henson
WGN Canteen
WGN Bafety
Bankhage
Armstrong
Ma Perkins
Ports
WMT Open Door Ware World Today Wgn Words. Mus
WGN Souetman
True Story
Harrigan
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1944 Stations List
A dense OCR of a radio programming grid shows WRO WMT WGN WHO and KXEL listings with hosts and show titles. It includes Lifestyle morning segments, newsrooms, dramas like Buckaroos and Superman, and times ranging from early morning to evening, with multiple station names and program hints.
Lane quits fiction to farm in protest of rationing
Rose Wilder Lane, veteran author and liberty advocate, says she has stopped fiction writing to farm in Danbury Connecticut. She decries governmental regimentation and rationing, calling it tyranny while she becomes almost self sufficient on a three acre farm providing her own meat butter and honey.
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Danbury, Conn
Rose Wilder Lane
Six Citizens Sentenced for Camp Phillips Goods Fraud
Six civilians received one year probation and 250 dollars in fines after pleading guilty to fraudulently obtaining military goods from Camp Phillips in Kansas. Names include Ivan Swanson, Lindsdorf. Frank Huna, Kanapolis. Charles O Farrell. John L Thomas, both of Smetan. Fred J Van Horne. Patrick O Fitzpatrick of Salina. Victor Babcock, Salina, was secretly given the same sentence. Authorities say 28 soldiers were under investigation and 19 other civilians await grand jury indictments. Pvt Adolph Oatka got six months in a military court.
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Topeka
Kan
INS
Camp Phillips
Guy T. Helvering
Ivan E. Swanson
Lindsdorf
Frank Huna
Kanapolis
Charles O'Farrell
John L. Thomas
Smetan
Fred J. van Horne
Patrick O. Fitzpatrick
Salina
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Victor Babcock
Army
Pvt
Adolph Oatka
Press Portugal to Halt Nazi Exports
Secretary of State Hull said the United States and Great Britain have pressed Portugal to stop wolfram shipments to Germany, a measure aimed at curbing Nazi exports. He indicated ongoing coordinated diplomatic talks with Portugal to halt the trade.
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Portugal
Washington (Ap
Hull
Great Britain
Germany
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