Churchill and Roosevelt clash in Elliott Roosevelt tale
In Look magazine excerpts from Elliott Roosevelt's As He Saw It, Churchill rebukes Roosevelt during an Atlantic Charter session aboard the USS Augusta. The memoir portrays sharp exchanges, Churchill’s forefinger gesture, and claims of broken peace hopes and distrust of Russia.
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Tax Revenues Fall Despite Some Increases
Federal tax revenues for the last fiscal year totaled 40.67 billion dollars, down 3.13 billion from the prior year. Excess profits tax led the decline, while liquor and tobacco taxes rose. Iowa saw about a 3 million drop. other gains came from entertainment, retail, and purchases during the year.
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Washington
Iowa
Eight Charged In Corn Black Market Deals
Indictments charging eight men with conspiracy against the emergency price control act allege their part in a corn black market. Jerome Schulman of Chicago pleaded nolo contendere after a $1,000 fine, with others named as Archie Quirk R W Humphrey Joe Vernimont Arnold Schroeten Peter Roth Harold L McWilliams and Floyd Byerly. The scheme allegedly moved field corn from elevators in Iowa and Nebraska at above ceiling prices with a $8,400 cash contribution from Schulman used to pay kickbacks and establish a slush fund. OPA investigators say the corn was shipped to refineries to obtain syrup as a sugar substitute.
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Ioux City
Jerome M. Schulman
Stewart-Hale Bakery
Chicago
Schulman
C. K
Schwartz
Henry N. Graven
Federal Grand Jury
Archie Quirk
R. W. Humphrey
Joe Vernimont
Arnold Schroeten
Peter Roth
Harold L. McWilliams
Floyd Byerly
Odeboldt
Carroll
Iowa
Nebraska
Quirk
Schroeten
Roth, McWilliams and
Byerly
OPA
Old-timer Sergeant Army on Paying Basis
A Cleveland military retiree, a technical sergeant with 31 years in the service, received a $10,000 endowment policy payout dating to World War I and plans to retire on $256.70 monthly pension. His pension was increased for his 1917-18 officer service. he asks his name not be used to avoid salesmen.
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Cleveland
Army
Two Keokuk 4-H Girls Win at Keokuk Fair
Special to The Gazette two Keokuk county 4-H girls won major awards in the baby beef show at the fair Tuesday Phyllis Bonnater Keswick captured the grand championship with her Hereford calf and also won the Shorthorn title Joanne Sorden Webster took the reserve champion with her Angus calf while other honors went to George Grove Jr South English Harold Steinhart Sigourney and Dan Goeldner Sigourney with additional showmanship awards to Dean Seaba Hilda Taylor and Vernon Tower
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Phyllis Bonnater
Keswick
Joanne Sorden
Webster
George Grove, Jr
Harold Steinhart
Sigourney
Phyllis Bonwater
James Collins
Dan Goeldner
Dean Seaba
Hilda Taylor
Delta
Vernon Tower
South English
Mereford
Bonwater
Grove
Darlene Hammond
James Grove
Marjorie DeBont
Charles Coffman
John Coffman
Angus — Sorden
Vernon Brower
Charles Blackely
Richland
Hereford
Bonnater
Leon Hawley
Glen Steinhart
Shorthorns
Sorden Junior
Norman Collins
Penicillin Useless In Leprosy Treatment
BOMBAY (UP) The Indian Council of the British Empire Leprosy Relief association reports penicillin is of no value in treating leprosy. It notes possible usefulness of other fungi and ongoing studies to explore alternatives in the long fight against leprosy.
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Bombay
Indian Council of the
British Empire
Leprosy Relief Association
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