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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1944
Page
3
Yesterday's maximum and minimum temperatures are listed for Er Oelwein with a note of today's forecast at 2 PM. The readable fragments indicate a weather record but lack complete values and dates.
A collage of brief notices from City In Brief items lists residents and visitors in Waterloo and Oelwein. Attendees at Sacred Heart versus St. Marys include Kuennan Maas Obligschlager Clemens Lago Meany Hernandez Siasi Geary Basten and Wyant. Also noted are military transfers births and travels of locals including Dick S2c Norfolk, VA and Ensign Marc Winis's baby, with several residents visiting Des Moines Chicago and Cincinnati.
Calendar listing Legion men s free lunch at IG poom regular meetings Looms Firemen s Christmas Paris Legion Auxiliary Sewing Circle potluck 25 cent Suit exchange Legion men s dinner and evening Public Para Party Royal Neighbor meeting Legion and Auxiliary Christmas party Legion men s free lunch at IG p.m Dec 23
Services for Charles W. Lilley who died Friday will be Sunday at 2 30 P M at Hunt Funeral home with Rev F C Wiman officiating Burial will be in Woodlawn The body will lie in state Mr Lilley born September 17 1898 in Franklin County Pennsylvania moved to this community 30 years ago and was employed by the Chicago Great Western as a watchman
Julius Bartels of Maynard Ish a passed away Thursday morning. Services will be held Monday at 2 o'clock at the home and 330 pm at Zion Church in Max wand with Rev Wray officiating. Interment in the remeter city. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, four sons and three grandchildren.
Ocivein Fire Department was called to 306 First St. NE. at 1 40 in the afternoon. No blaze was found but smoke caused a furnace to trigger the alarm.
Allied offensives threaten German lines along the Rhine and Saar as American forces press from the north toward Duren and Merzig. Patton’s Third Army advances across the Saar and Saver rivers while soil and river crossings loom, with German resistance intense in Inden and Duren corridors.
Investia notes China allied countries fight Japan and the communist party has grown as a major political force. Mr Robert Sarter of Chicago and his daughter Trane visited Mrs Therier and Diane Hellmuth, the great grandmother.
Japanese forces threaten a U S air base near Chungking and efforts to reinforce the Leyte garrison continue. General MacArthur’s headquarters say a small bag e escape may aid troops on Alurotai island but deny immediate danger to the American offensive.
The Navy announced that the findings concerning Pearl Harbor have been closed. The evidence now available does not warrant court martial of any person in the naval service.
An ICC report attributes a fatal Iowa wreck to railroad switch failures and inadequate crossing safety. A passenger train and two freight trains collided when a blocked crossover prevented safe movement, resulting in three deaths and multiple injuries while investigators note locking defects hindered operations.
William Green opened his 21st year as president of the American Federation of Labor pledging to tackle labor problems such as modifying the little steel formula. The AFL convention re-elected Green and officers, voted for a worldwide union conference, and urged Roosevelt to appoint a national committee on conscription of youth. Chicago was set as the 1915 convention site.
Economics professor at Iowa State College warns buyers about risks in farm land purchases driven by credit sales and price spikes. He notes many rely on mortgage credit and optimistic postwar price supports, predicting wider credit use and potential income strain if prices fall. Murray urges restraint and details will appear in the Iowa Farm Economist.
At Mercy Hospital patients admitted include Paul Bassett of Arlington, a birthday birth noted for Mr and Mrs Arthur Jacobson of Oclnein bay. Discharged patients include Gallude Schneider of Fayette, Mrs Russell Shippy of Oclner, Mrs Hugh Commings and baby, Alfred Kmef and baby of Westgate.
A period minstrelsy presentation draws Am si audiences with a mix of song, dance, and humor amid wartime constraints. Casts from Lion's Cub chorus, notable dancers, and the audience of about 1200 witness rehearsals and performances that spark debate on representation and entertainment during tough days.
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