Sumners calls for war truth and hours to be staggered
Des Moines AP Congressman Hatton W Sumners told the Iowa State Bar Association that Americans deserve full truth about the war and warned against propaganda. He urged concentrating emergency power while keeping public faith, closing a three day bar meeting luncheon honoring the state supreme court.
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Des Moines
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
Iowa State Bar Association
Japan
Sumners
House Judiciary Committee
Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Sumner
Eastern Iowa summer road trip guide lists 26 scenic spots
Nearly two dozen northeastern Iowa locales are highlighted for travelers. From Pike's Peak to Maquoketa Caves state park, the list names parks, caves, rivers, and historic sites with directions and brief notes on features and access.
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Turkey River
Marquette
Davis
United States Army
D.A.R
Fort Crawford
Fort Atkinson
Mt. Hosmer
Lansing
Glenwood
Iowa
Decorah
Dunning
West Union
Pike’s Peak
McGregor
Beautiful Glen
Dripping Cave
Mt. Ida
Sny Magill Creek
Mississippi
Guttenberg
Anton Dvorak
Spillville
Maquoketa Caves
Iowa Strong Men Opposed In November
Des Moines AP reports a looming clash for the 1942 Senate race in Iowa between Sen Clyde L Herring and Gov George A Wilson. Both leaders from Des Moines with three sons, their contrast and political paths set the stage for a heated election battle.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
George A. Wilson
United States Senate
Herring
Democratic
Senate
Wilson
Roosevelt
War Traffic Plan Proposed by Iowa Committee
Iowa advisory panel on war time transport urges staggering of hours and wider mass transit use. State Safety chief Fischer says public cooperation and engineer studies are essential for statewide 40 mph promotion and reduced motor vehicle use. Paul Hill named executive secretary with Bert Woodcock as new safety education director.
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Iowa Highway Traffic Advisory Committee
Fischer
Iowa
State Commerce Commission
C. A. Knee
State Highway Patrol
R. E. Rhoades
Davenport
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Two Will Handle Duties of Haynes At Fort Madison
P F Hopkins chairman of the state board of control said two men will temporarily take over duties at the Fort Madison penitentiary after the death of Warden Glenn C Haynes. Chief Deputy Warden J E Bennett will run the prison and Chief Clerk H E Ping will supervise industries and admin duties. Hopkins praised Haynes as a fair administrator with an unusual ability to judge people.
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P. F. Hopkins
State Board of Control
State Penitentiary
Glenn C. Haynes
Hopkins
J. E. Bennett
H. E. Ping
Haynes
Air Force Chief to Receive Honorary Degree at Iowa Wesleyan
Lieut. Gen. Hap Arnold will be awarded an honorary doctor of laws by Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant on Monday. The gesture honors his long record in the air corps and his return from conferences this week as chief of the United States Air Force and deputy chief of staff.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo
Manchester
Dubuque
University of Chicago
Torturer Free Soon Thanks to Kraschel
Joseph J. Acera a 31 year old former Chicago embalmer now serving a torture robbery sentence at Jefferson in 1937 will be freed on July 4 records show. He will walk from the state reformatory at Anamosa after a little more than four years nine months.
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DES Moines
INS
Joseph J. Acera
Chicago
Jefferson
State Board of Control
Acera
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Nelson G. Kraschel
George Biggs
Elizabeth Cairns
Kraschel
Sioux City Flood Danger On Wane
Sioux City flood danger eased as the Big Sioux neared its peak after a night of rising waters forced many families from North Riverside and Stevens. Government meteorologist R. M. Anderson said the river had about reached its peak in the city.
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Sioux City
North Riverside
Stevens
R. M. Anderson
Lord Hee Haw Fred Kaltenbach Still Broadcasts for Hitler
AP reports Fred W. Kaltenbach, a former Waterloo resident, continued to broadcast pro Hitler programming from Berlin on Berlin shortwave. His programs aired three times weekly including May 18 and May 29 slots, while his Iowa family insisted they remain loyal to the United States.
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Lord Hee Haw
Hitler
New York
Fred W. Kaltenbach
Waterloo
Berlin
Kaltenbach
Lord Hee
Fred Kaltenbach
Fred. W. Kalten- Penney
Kenhkach
Fred . Kaltenbach
United States
Fred
Sailor Who Fought In Arctic Waters Visits Manchester
Special to The Gazette Louis Loeffelholz 22 a navy veteran who has logged more than 17000 miles on duty visiting Manchester relatives. He recalls air raids torpedo plane attacks off Norway and says enlistment was the right choice despite casualties and danger.
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Louis Loeffelholz
Navy
Scotland
Iceland
Russia
Manchester
Loeffelholz
Lawrence Deutmeyer
Petersburg
Norway
Waterloo Men Waive Hearing on Larceny
Don Stewart and Carl Kuehn of Waterloo waived preliminary hearing on grand larceny charges for stealing four tires from a car owned by Clarence McCaleb of Vinton. They were bound over to district court under $1,750 bonds and remained jailed in Benton county.
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Don Stewart
Carl Kuehn
Waterloo
Clarence McCaleb
John Ruhl
Benton County
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