Germany Moves to Absorb Greece into Axis Order
Berlin reports Nazi authorities begin incorporating Greece into the Axis “new order” after war’s end in the region. Greek leader Tsolakoglu is eyed as head of a provisional Greek state. A military administration plans surveys, labor and industrial oversight, civil restoration, and a rough census for postwar stabilization.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Peloponnesus
Greece
Tsolakoglu
Epirus
Macedonia
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Dienst
Yugoslavia
Coun
Nation's Army Faces Shortage Of Medical Officers In Future
Chicago report from UP notes the Journal of the American Medical Association warns of a looming shortage of medical officers by 1944 unless medical students are deferred from service. It estimates a gap of about 3000 officers and urges reclassification of medical students as necessary to national health under the selective service act.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Journal
Federal court approves debt payment by railroad to RFC
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad received court approval for a 1.56 million dollar payment toward its 11.50 million debt to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Chicago
Federal Court
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Radio Schedules and Musical Programs Outlined for Thursday
The page lists a dense array of radio time slots and programs across stations WSUI, WGN, WMT, WGON, WHO, and WSUI again. Highlights include Beas itinerary, Living Poetry, organ and choir performances, gospel clock, and Mystery n 4.30. Radio programs span news, commentary, melodies, quizzes, and religious services with multiple daily segments.
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Orch
Xavier
Commerce
Wythe Williams
Ted Fiopes
Ted
WSU
Wmt—Radio Council
WGON
ABC Club
WSUI
Farm parity plan faces limit proposed by O'Neal
President O neal said the American Farm Bureau would not oppose capping parity payment appropriations at 212 million dollars if Congress backs 85 percent parity support. He tied mandatory 85 percent parity loans to 212 million in parity payments and 500 million for soil conservation, aiming for full parity with labor.
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Washington
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Agriculture Department
O'Neal
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
House Agriculture Committee
Parity Rate Aims to Benefit Growers and Defense
The proposal suggests 85 percent parity or fair exchange as the target rate to ensure growers receive equitable prices while supporting the national defense program.
Iowan to Canada to help build warships
Washington AP report says Secretary Knox announced plans to prepare for building small patrol warships in Canada with Iowan involvement.
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Canada
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Tavern Owners Challenge Court Authority in Johnson County
Three Johnson County tavern operators fined for liquor nuisances filed special appearances challenging the court's jurisdiction over the appointment of Clair E. Hamilton who brought the injunction. The case centers on the district court in Iowa City and seeks to contest the prosecutor's role.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Clair E. Hamilton
Judge Appoints Hamilton in Liquor Law Crackdown
The article notes Judge James P. Gaffney appointing Hamilton during a drive against violators of state liquor laws. It lists Gillam and Lucille Schmidt of Oxford as petition signees and discusses Gillam and Schmidt being found guilty or facing liquor nuisance charges. County Attorney E A Baldwin did not act in those cases as he had defended them in earlier trials that ended in deadlocks before his current prosecuting role.
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Ceedings
James P. Gaffney
Hamilton
Ce Ee
Lies Gillam
Ivan and
Lucille Schmidt
Oxford
Gillam
Schmidt
E. A. Baldwin
Indictment Returned in Bank Robbery Case
Federal grand jury returns indictment against Orville Lloyd Skinner for an attempted robbery of a bank near Wilber and another bank along a highway, with authorities linking the suspect to the Lou itau area.
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Lincoln
Orville Lloyd Skinner
Wilber
Louitau ~ Ag
Hugh S Johnson denounces Roosevelt stance on reserve call
Brig. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson says his army reserve corps renewal was denied with misleading reasons. He criticizes administration policy and asserts readiness to serve in any grade. Johnson contrasts his case with Col. Lindbergh’s resignation and defends mobilization expertise.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Army Reserve Corps
White House
Johnson
Early
War Department
Army
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Army Air Corps Reserve
Sen
Lindbergh
Time Served Here, Now Guest Of Guthrie Co
Co E Beiber Marion now in Guthrie County custody after a county jail stay on bad check charges. He has warrants in six other counties Iowa Linn Dubuque Buchanan Poweshiek Jasper and Benton and faces possible further transfers if Guthrie officials tire of his company.
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Co. E. Beiber
Marion
Linn County
Guthrie County
Guthrie
Beiber
Iowa
Dubuque
Buchanan
Poweshiek
Jasper
Benton
Flood Bill For Decorah Approved By Army Engineers
Army engineers recommended a 468000 flood control project be included in the omnibus bill. A diversion plan would bypass Decorah by routing waters around the community into the Upper Iowa river, protecting major levees along the Upper Iowa.
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Decorah
Army Engineers
Washington
House Flood Control Committee
Iowa River
Grant Wood Named As Encyclopaedias New Art Director
Iowa City AP Grant Wood renowned Iowa artist and University of Iowa art staff member is named Encyclopaedia Britannica new art director. Wood began his art career in 1918 after army service and taught in Cedar Rapids public schools before moving to Iowa City in 1932 to found the Stone City art colony. His best known works depict typical Iowa countryside.
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Iowa City
Grant Wood
Iowa
University of Iowa
Ite
Tatton Ia
Walter Yust
Wood
Cedar Rapids
Stone City
Wallace Urges Prompt Settlement Of Labor Strife
New York Vice President Henry Wallace told a New York audience that Americans have a right to demand labor and management settle differences with promptness and good will. He urged patience and free cooperation in wartime, warning against overreaction while stressing unity to boost defense production.
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New York
Henry . Wallace
Ign
New York Young Democratic Club
Wallace
Sears
Oo Oa Cee
United States
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Guthrie Co
Hollywood
WMT
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