Unrest grows in Nazi territories
United Press War Expert analyzes rising disturbances in German occupied Europe. He notes Holland, Norway, Belgium, Romania, Luxemburg see crackdowns and military penalties as Germany struggles to suppress nationalist resentments. Economic strife, forced labor claims, and dwindling food supplies fuel growing opposition.
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W. T. Mason
United Press
Hitler
Holland
Norway
Belgium
Romania
Antonescu
Luxemburg
Fuehrer
Europe
Germany
European
Rudy York Arrives At Detroit Camp For Spring Training
LAKESIDE Florida AP Rudy York arrives at Detroit Tigers camp to join early birds in training. He says he signed his contract and is pleased. Also in camp are pitchers Schoolboy Rowe Dizzy Trout Hal Newhouser Clay Smith and rookie outfielder Hoot Evers.
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Lakeside
Fla
Rudy York
Detroit Tigers
Greenberg and York
Tiger
Schoolboy Rowe
Dizzy Trout
Hal Newhouser
Clay Smith
Hoot Evers
Eastern Iowa Churches Organize St Johns Brotherhood
A 60 member brotherhood was organized at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church in Clarence with officers President Leonard Schaeffer Vice president Lavern Benning and Secretary treasurer Fred Muller. The group will meet monthly on the third Thursday.
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Clarence
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Leonard Schaeffer
Lavern Benning
Fred Muller
Postville
Arthur J. Palas
Council of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John A. Schroeder
Lawrence Welzel
Leo Heins
Ed Schroeder
Arthur Baltz
Elmer A. Hoth
Carl Sander
F. W. Benjegerdes
Frank Hangartner
Roy Duwe
Olen Meyer
Wil
J. H. Painter
Columbus City
R. §. Johnston
Decorah area brief highlights local marriages moves and plans
Local items from Decorah report Lieut L W Cassell named CCC camp inspector with Des Moines headquarters and moving next week. Carl Nelson named successor. Marriage announcements: Charles Rosell and Lorraine Jacobson wed January 12, Irene Klotzbach and Arnold Myhre wed February 20, both to reside near Decorah. A grade school operetta Polly Make Believe set for March 5 and library hours proposed March 1 to extend morning access. E F Sellman plans a 44 by 100 foot grocery building with Decorah Implement moving to Blaise and Bentley area.
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Pel
Fobes Hatchery
Arlington
Decorah
L. W. Cassell
CCC
Des Moines
Cresco
Carl Nelson
Lanesboro
Minn
Charles Rosell
Anstis Rosell
Lorraine Jacobson
Jersing Thompson
Burr Oak
Alfred Jacobson
Mabel, Minn
Rosell
Irene Klotzbach
Theodore K
Board of Trustees
E. F. Sellman
Decorah Implement Company
Blaise and Bentley
Members Of Herbie Kay's Orchestra In Accident
Westboro Mass UP The bass viol player was killed and two other members of Herbie Kay's orchestra were injured slightly Friday when their station wagon crashed into the rear of a truck on the Worcester turnpike. Neil Shadoin 22 of Chicago died of a skull fracture soon after being taken to a Framingham hospital. Robert Ballinger 21 saxophonist and George Hulme assistant manager both of Chicago were taken to Boston for treatment of a wrenched knee and cuts respectively. Kay and other members of the orchestra had preceded the trip to Boston in another car. Police were told the accident occurred when Hulme dozed at the wheel. Charles F Morris Jr and Gilbert Mather both of Terre Haute Ind truck driver and helper were unhurt.
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Westboro
Mass
Herbie Kay
Worcester Turnpike
Neil Shadoin
Chicago
Framingham
Robert Ballinger
George Hulme
Boston
Kay
Hulme
Charles F. Morris, Jr
Gilbert Mather
Terre Haute
Ind
Trade Totals Between United States and Soviet Russia Rise
The United States sold Soviet Russia 56.638 million dollars worth of goods in 1939. Exports to the U S R in 1940 totaled 100 million dollars.
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United States
Soviet Russia
Federal group urges tighter insurance regulation and reform
Washington reports outline ten recommendations to strengthen state insurance regulation with a federal advisory role. Gesell and Howe propose a federal agency to assist states, examine interstate companies, publish reports, and curb phantom insurers via mails and communication channels. Pike emphasizes not supplanting state authority but improving information flow and supervision.
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Washington
Sumner T. Pike
Gerhard Asell
SEC
Gesell
Ernest J. Howe
Cial
Pike
Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Headington Withdrawn Creates School Director Contest
In Decorah the withdrawal of Dr. Arthur J. Headington leaves incumbents Dr. Chellis N. Evanson and W. P. Knowlton without opposition. District treasurer E. R. Haines seeks reelection.
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Decorah
Arthur J. Headington
Chellis N. Evanson
W. P. Knowlton
E. R. Haines
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