German Wounded Given Same Treatment As Yanks In Italy
War correspondent Frank Miles reports at the Fifth Army front in Italy that German wounded received the same care as American soldiers at a 34th Division clearing station. Maj. Loyd Shepherd says enemy and American combat victims are treated alike, though one German pilot later shot down by American fighters prompted a brief exception. The piece describes rain, mud, and a visit to Iowa soldiers, noting several wounded from Iowa and meeting local guards and correspondents during the frontline march.
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Frank Miles Long
Fifth Army
Italy
IDPA
34Th Division
Loyd K. Shepherd
Des Momnmand
Roger Kel
Fort Dodge
Shepherd
Paul Land
Boone
Tanks Fire in Bloody Climax To Rebellion
The Greek government faced a tense standoff as clashes surged with tanks and heavy fighting. Premier Papandreou offered to resign but retained power after assurances of British support from Churchill. The crisis centered on the Elas group surrendering arms amid tensions over potential dictatorship and government control.
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Eas
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Churchill
Themistocles Sofoulis
Liberal Party
Fapandreou
Scobie
Sofoulis
Elas
Greece
Ictvorshin
Silence Hides Full Story of Prison Mutiny
Reports that he intended to order the use of tear gas to rout the prisoners were promptly denied by Sanford. The grapevine report said rebels warned four heads would roll if tear gas was used. As the stalemate entered its second day the guard was tripled throughout the penitentiary.
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Sanford
Rebels Tighten Grip on Segregation Building
Reports describe every available weapon trained on the segregation building as Sanford moves cautiously to spare captive guards. Heat and water were cut off in the rebels citadel while lights burned at night in contrast to darkened buildings nearby.
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Sanford
Residents News From December 1914 Social Roundup
December Gik 1914 items show Mr and Mrs Robert Maillie hosting guests from Reardon Washington Mr and Mrs W R Maillie Mrs Fred Herold and El Marie return from Decorah Mrs John Wagner travels to St Louis to visit son Frank Mrs W F Gremmels and Millie visit Epworth Licxvd Young Dr Leeney and H B Simmons call on Waterloo residents during a social evening
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Robert Maillie
W. R. Maillie
Reardon
Washington
Fred Herold
el Marie
Decorah
John Wagner
Frank
St. Louis
W. F. Gremmels
Millieison
Epworth
Armbrusters Return From Eagle Grove Visit
On December 6 1924 Mrs Wo Fl Armbruster and daughters Clarice and Alice returned home after visiting relatives in Eagle Grove for several weeks Mrs M Armbruster accompanied them. Mr and Mrs A C Feiner and family are spending the weekend at O J Fenner residence in Independence. Osgood plans short visit to Waianton with her son. Aly and Mrs R V Walker shopped in Waterloo. Mrs Ladeburg and son Wi visited Sumner with Mrs Emma Rathbone.
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Wo FL Armbruster
Clarice
Alice
Eagle Grove
Waterloo
December 6 1934 Dubuque notes and early 20th century court mentions
Mrs Chester Olson and Mrs C E Dabney were in Dubuque on business. Marie Schroeder recovers from ice injuries. Nora Spoo and Mrs Duix Rar returned from serving on the district court jury in West Union. Harold Hints family improving from scarlet fever. Lorraine Graves visiting Chicago with sister Evelyn. Congress has decided three presidential elections, Jefferson over Burr in 1800, Adams over Jackson in 1824, Hayes over Tilden in 1876. Quality printing with Union Label at the Register.
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Chester Olson
C. E. Dabney
Dubuque Westerdey
Marie Schroeder
Nora Spoo
Duix Rar
West Union
Harold Hints
Lorraine Graves
Chicago
Aksister Evelyn
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Rutherford Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Gracie Allen Reporting on interned Americans and escape
Gracie Allen satirically recounts an odd tale of American internees in Russia who receive hospitality before escaping via Ashkhabad. The piece lampoons wartime tensions and Russian mistreatment, ending with humorous exchanges about gifts and drinks.
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Tokyo
Russia
Ash- Khabad
Rus' Sta
Universal Bible Sunday column by Alice Burnside
Universal Bible Sunday urges Christmas Bible gifts, Bible teaching in churches, and evangelistic work by all members. Protests by Roman Catholics over moral decline and a Cumberland-Presbyterian anecdote on profane words highlight urging to stand up for Jesus. Want-ads bring results.
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America
Legion of Decency
Jesus
Post Nuptial Shower For Mrs Lyle Milks
ORAN NEWS details a post nuptial shower for Mrs Lyle Milks hosted at Mrs Frank Call's home with friends attending. Also notes a closing out sale by Mr and Mrs Paul Bell, a death in Hartley, and various local notices including church meals and inductee Harold Adams.
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Lyle*Milks
Frank Call
Paul Bell
Bell
Edith Rundle
Mr Bell
Bell Graveling Company
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Lindmark
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Donal Cejka
Iowa City
Alvin Miller
Des Moines
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George Hatz
James Lenoch
Howard Demry
Robert Shaffer
Francis Potter
Neola
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Glidden
Pyi
Ray Fedro
Cleo Hall
North English
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Keokuk
Don Hickburn
Frank Miles
Ester
Pearl Harbor
Iisuing
Dee
Fisher McGee and
Molly
Grand Theater
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Uelwein Daily Register
Gracie Allen
Eels
Seviet
Yask
Universal Bible
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Roman
Cumberland - Presbyterian
Alwas
Ike
the National Voice
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Eimner Bennett
Mariene Meier
Carrier
Remmel
John Rommel
Hamlet Hospital
Hartley
Oran
Ferris
Grove Hill Cemetery
L. W. Rommel
Grove Hill
Will Rathbon
Colorado
Etdo Nolte
Dome
Clarence Call
Connecticut
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Alisseum
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Paul Seusele
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