Hoover urges punishment for leaders to secure lasting peace
Former President Herbert Hoover told Iowa lawmakers the world needs free public discussion and analysis to achieve lasting peace. He urged punishing leaders like Hitler and Hirohito, warned against six destructive forces driving war, and criticized flaws in Versailles and Wilson's league.
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Iowa
Governors’ Agricultural Manpower Conference
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Hirohito
Hoover Urges New Peace Structure After War
Former President calls for a conditional peace imposed by the United Nations replacing armistices and general conferences. He argues disarmament of Germany and Japan and asserts the Allies must disarm themselves to end the war business and restart global recovery.
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United Nations
Iowa City News Briefs Highlights Army Pre Meteorology Class
Almost 100 students of the new army air corps pre meteorology school moved into the Commons dorm Saturday as the first of the class C group to arrive for the 12 month course. Also noted are the University of Iowa chorus third concert at 8 pm in the Iowa Memorial Union with soloists Lois Biebesheimer Helen Latch and Donald Ecroyd.
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Army Air Corps
University of Iowa
Iowa Memorial Union
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Lois Biebesheimer
Helen Latch
Renwick
Donald Ecroyd
Arkansas City
Kan
Alpha Tau Omega
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Soldier Killed in Gorge Crash Near Lexington
Corp. G. V. Westenberg 30 of Hepburn Iowa was among five soldiers killed when their army vehicle plunged 215 feet through a guard rail into the gorge at Sanedan bridge twelve miles south of town.
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G. V. Westenberg
Hepburn
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Cedar Rapids Leads Iowa Payroll War Bond Plan
Des Moines IA Up to 1180 firms in 132 Iowa communities are enrolling at least 10 percent of salaries in war bonds via payroll allotment. Cedar Rapids tops cities with 160 firms. Des Moines 106. Oskaloosa 104. A 50 percent rise in firms offering the plan occurred in the last three months.
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DES Moines
Iowa
VL. Clark
Iowa War Savings Staff
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
Clark
Herring Assumes Son Is Prisoner in Africa
Washington AP Clyde L Herring former US senator from Iowa and OPA official says his son Captain Clyde E Herring missing in North Africa since February 17 is believed to be a prisoner of war based on his own investigation. He notes the captain was out in front with his regimental commander who is also missing. Further checks failed to confirm the prisoner status.
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Washington
Clyde L. Herring
OPA
Iowa
Clyde E Herring
North Africa
Herring
Capt Herring
Iowa City and Parnell soldiers report capture in Africa
Corp. Leon Lind of Iowa City and Pfc Richard Wombacher of Parnell say they were captured early in the North African campaign and are in Italian prison camps. They report good treatment and praise the Red Cross. The article also notes earth’s polar diameter is about 27 miles shorter than the equator.
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Iowa City
Corp
Leon Lind
Adolph C. Lind
Richard Wombacher
Giles Wombacher
Parnell
Red Cross
Equator
Iowa payrolls dip one percent from January
Iowa firms reported weekly payrolls for February up 21 percent from February 1942 but down one percent from January 1943. Industrial employment rose 7.8 percent year over year yet fell 0.8 percent from January. The textiles sector led a 277 percent February jump versus 1942. The average workweek was 45 hours and the overall weekly wage was 34.46 dollars.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Bureau of Labor
Iron and Steel Products
Drake University Becomes New WAAC Training Site
Des Moines Drake University announced it will host 400 WAAC administrative specialists for a five month program starting April 1. The Army Air Corps private trainees will arrive after a month of military basic training, with Drake already housing 400 WAACs on campus.
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Des Moines
Drake University
War Department
Henry G Harmon
WAAC
Drake
Harmon
Air Corps
Army
Maytag Profits Decline Despite Wartime Shift
Maytag Company of Newton Iowa reports 1942 net profits of 703,459 dollars, down from 1,625,646 dollars in 1941. The firm cites the challenge of converting a mass production factory to produce new products foreign to its prior experience as the main cause of the drop.
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New York
Maytag Company
Newton
Monona Soldier Reported Missing in North Africa
Monona corporal Leistikow age 28 reported missing in North Africa. Before service he worked on a farm near Oran. Last letter dated November 2. He has three sisters Evelyn McFarlane Froelich Johanna and Louise, and two brothers Arno and Carlie.
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Leistikow
Carl Leistikow
North Africa
Oran
Evelyn McFarlane
Froelich
Johanna
Louise
Monona
Arno and
Carlie
Heads Religious Week Program At Cornell College
Cornell College in MT VERNON emphasizes youths questions of the hour from Tuesday to Friday. Rev Lou Moseley of Madison Wisconsin to speak and advise. The plan includes daily chapel talks informal evenings and personal counseling by Moseley and the committee. He is a noted religious speaker who has appeared on many programs and addressed college groups.
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MT Vernon
Cornell
Lou Moseley
Madison
Wis
South Jones Board Grants 23 New Tires
The South Jones county ration board issued certificates for 23 tires, three tubes, and four recaps for passenger cars. Recipients include George Walsh, Guy Martin, Waltham Hodgen, John Perigo, Lorie Hartwig, Allison Fishwild, E D Crist, Hartwig John, Henry Hansen, Wallace Cruise, Everette Jurgesen, Elmer Lathrop, Charles Gray, Allen Siebels, Ralph Ditech, Frank Miles, Von Van Kirk, and Everett Bertelsen among others.
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South Jones County
Wyoming
E D Crist
Oxford Junction
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Henrys Hansen
Center Junction
George Benhat
Wallace Cruise
Olin
Everett Jurgesen
Elmer Lathrop
Anameasa
Charles Gray
Allen Siebels
Anamosa Tire
Ralph Ditech
Frank Miles
Ohn
von van Kirk
Everett Bertelsen
High School Youth Held for Shooting
A 15 year old Monmouth high school freshman Charles Johnson was held on manslaughter charges in the county jail after the fatal shooting of his father Charles Herbert Ted Johnson, an ordnance plant worker from Burlington, Indiana. The youth told officials the elder Johnson was beating the boy’s mother and that he defended her with a shotgun. The father died in hospital from an abdominal wound about two hours after the incident.
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Monmouth High School
Charles Johnson
Charles Herbert
Ted Johnsean
Burlington
G Dorbin Ranney
Johnson
Iowa Woman Receives Letter From Queen Elizabeth
Mrs. Harry Heaton of 1217 Third Street Perry Iowa chairs the Perry Red Cross surgical dressings department and helped a trainload of British soldiers. A niece's letter praising the troops led Queen Elizabeth to direct a Buckingham Palace official to send a royal reply. The message conveyed appreciation for Perry's aid and for the well behaved soldiers praised by local residents.
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London
Harry Heaton
Third Street
Perry
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Highway Death Toll Surges In Iowa Crashes
A fragmented report states a Don DePue death in a Mondemin auto crash along the River Sioux, part of a rising toll that officials say could reach high figures amid a series of late week highway accidents across Iowa.
Tipton County Recorder resigns amid upheaval at office
The Tipton County Recorder tendered resignation effective in April after a period of leave of absence to care for a relative. The move follows personal family events and ongoing duties tied to the recorder’s office and business interests.
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Chace Tipton
Helen Lehr
Bos
Pep
Moss Schaar
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Vtfurs
Nosister
bin Ade
Businese
Torberts of Wapello To Note Anniversary
Torberts of Wapello plan to celebrate a 60th wedding anniversary this Wednesday. Mr Torbert is 88 and Mrs Torbert 84. they have spent seven decades together. He has served as a church elder in the Wapello Presbyterian Church.
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Wapello
MoTorbert
Leusa
Venes
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Aed
Tors
Bert Nee Voars
Maren
Chidien
Tellart
Crulie
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Cotter Subscription Rates and Local Advertisements
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Iowa
Erlph
Ween
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