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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1944
Page
4
Three contests for Upper Iowa teachers drew a small field with two undefeated players and several entrants. A novice named Marquez took a promising start with six in the first line, while the top effort by Hop reached six as the night progressed.
In a candid talk, a Navy official compares the 1942 squad to great college teams and argues depth and power in the Cadet unit beat single wing schemes. He credits Navy’s disciplined line play and mentions Notre Dame losses and Army’s strong showings as context.
A brief item notes the Bond Bowl matchup featuring the New Yorkers and the 28 team from the Second Air Force. The article highlights a notable event or game context within a wartime sports scene and references military affiliation and team names.
A garbled OCR note mentions a player missing out of a team and a coach expressing concerns. The fragment references unclear terms and names, lacking verifiable details about entities, dates, or outcome.
A small printer advertises fast turnaround and guaranteed quality for letterheads envelopes calendars and circuits. The note touts dependable service and rapid delivery options for business needs.
Vacu-matic Carburetor Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin advertises a quick install device for cars that allegedly increases mileage and power. They offer free circulars to anyone sending name and address, via penny post card.
Gracie Allen jokes about wartime shortages in a homefront broadcast urging listeners to buy extra war bonds. The spoof mentions butter, cigarettes, and spirits, with a call to support victory through bond purchases as a simple path to easing shortages.
Brief note describes a disease affecting disease growers with a rapid head tremor and paralysis. Indicates the illness is contagious and in some cases curable with treatment. Mentions widespread concern among communities and the need for medical attention and containment.
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