Hoover Reveals Federal Internal Defense Council Formed
Director J Edgar Hoover said top officials from four departments created an internal defense council to plan a nationwide anti subversion strategy. The group coordinates information sharing and local police cooperation, with FBI graduates aiding state and local agencies.
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J Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
Nor Intelligence
State Department
FBI
Ifth
Treasury Department
Internal Defense Council
Tee Ory
National Police Academy
Hoover
Jne Starnes
Ala
Dies Committee
Rootervelt
Local officials and community figures noted in brief reports
James B Travis died at University hospital in Iowa City. Miss Emma Fordyce received approval for retirement benefits under a new teachers system. W R Boyd sails for the British Isles from Montreal on June 13. Mulvaneys suffer cuts in an auto collision at Second Avenue and Fifteenth Street. Rev Dr A L Murray spoke at a county presidents conference in Waterloo. Miss Anna Heyberger leaves for Montreal then Czechoslovakia to visit her parents. Louis Biskup injured in a Fifth Street crash near First Avenue. William G Murray elected president of Zetagathian Society at Washington High. Louis Rapaport named vice president Adolph Bednar secretary Leonard Vlach treasurer Morris Katzoff correspondent secretary. Rev A R Paul returned from Goldfield after delivering the commencement address and will give the baccalaureate sermon at Lisbon tomorrow. WE Holmes elected secretary of the Sioux City Commercial Club. FE J Funk injured by falling iron pipe at Quaker Oats plant. H Smith elected president of St Luke's Hospital Board. J L Bever and W G Dows named vice presidents. M W Hazeltine secretary. Miss Jennie L Benson treasurer.
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James B Travis
University Hospital
Iowa City
Emma Fordyce
W R Boyd
Montreal
British Isles
D. J Mulvaney
Second Avenue
Fifteenth Street
A. L. Murray
Interchurch
Linn County
Iowa
Waterloo
Anna Heyberger
Coe College
Czechoslovakia
Louis Biskup
Fifth Street
First Avenue
William G. Murray
Zetagathian
Washington High
Louis Rapaport
Adolph Bednar
Leonard Vlach
Morris Katzoff
A R. Paul
Goldfield
Paul
Lisbon
WE Holmes
The
Gazette
Sioux City
H Smith
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. L. Bever
W. G Dows
M W Hazeltine
Jennie L. Benson
House Votes Reduced Highway Aid Program
Washington The House approved a federal highway aid program totaling 357 million dollars for 1942-43 after cutting the original 476 million by 25 percent. The measure, sent to the Senate, aims to bolster national defense with improved roads. state estimates such as Iowa at 5.168 million reflect the scaled funding.
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House
Senate
Iowa
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