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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1946

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Legion Seeks New VA Chief To Fix Veterans Care

The American Legion demands an aggressive investigation of the VA under Omar Bradley and calls for his replacement by a seasoned businessman. John Stelle criticizes Bradley for delays in disability and education claims, hospital operations, and claims processing, noting millions of backlogged or unanswered applications and urging rapid reform of the veterans agency.

Ashington Erican Legion Omar N. Bradley Legion John Stelle Bradley Ailure Stelle Congress

Iowa aviation commission weighs runway rules and safety

The Iowa aviation commission met to discuss amending directives regulating airfields to avoid satellite or private fields. Representatives from the Pilots Organization protested state overreach, arguing safety and runway standards should be governed by federal authorities rather than the state commission.

Lantic Tom Yiutics Commission Ess Direc Lowan Arinda Nyemaster Des Moines Towa Aviation Council Levan Iowa Fixed Base Ops Association Southwest Coma

Peaks Defy Rescue Party On Elk Mountain Search

ELK MOUNTAIN WYO Fifty army troops and other climbers using skis snowshoes and sleds joined a second attempt to scale the 11125 foot Elk Mountain where 21 persons are believed dead after United Airlines mainliner vanished. Undersheriff Terrill described a terrible blizzard as the first group near 300 yards from the peak and forced to retreat. Col Boruski warned the wreckage may not be found until June if heavy snows persist.

Elk Mountain Wyo United Air Lines Fort Warren John Terrill Rawlins Terril United Air Line Cheyenne E. F. Boruski Fort Waren

Spanish Prince Bids for Crown in Franco Era

Don Juan, eldest surviving son of the late King Alfonso XIII of Spain, arrived from Switzerland en route to Portugal for a reported meeting with Gen. Francisco Franco to discuss restoration of the monarchy. Franco government reportedly to impose harsher measures on armed opposition as bandits operate near Gijon on the Bay of Biscay.

London Don Juan Alfonso XIII Spain Switzerland Portugal Francisco Franco Madrid Gijon Bay of Biscay

Classified Ads Boost Results in The Register

A reader testifies that an advertisement in the REGISTER quickly yielded a sale for a refrigerator. The seller notes the item sold within two hours of publication, with payment at the asking price, illustrating the effectiveness of advertising in the paper.

Register

Russia press Greece issue at UN debate

Soviet delegate Vishinsky demands speedy and unconditional withdrawal of British forces from Greece accusing them of fostering a reign of terror. Bevin defends British policy, noting Stalin’s confidence in Britain and urging continued British presence. The Greek issue ties into a 1946 UN budget plan of about 24.98 million dollars for the world body.

London Andrew Vishinsky United Nations Russia Greece Britain Vishimsky Europe Ernest Bevin Vishinsky Bevin Stalin O Stalin UNO John Sofianopoulos Sofianopoulos Security Council Grove Vashinsky i Council World Peace Organization

Bears Presidents' Names in Indianapolis

An Indianapolis chemist bears the surnames of two Presidents. He is Truman D. Hoover.

Indianapolis United States Truman D. Hoover

U.S. Expert Urges New 1500-Bed Iowa Mental Hospital

Dr. Samuel W. Hamilton of the U S Department of Health presented to Gov. Blue a minority report urging Iowa to build a 1 500 bed mental hospital near Des Moines with a wing for 100 mentally ill children. He called for expanded medical staffs, eight hour days, revised admission laws, improved facilities, and stronger board of control leadership to modernize state hospitals and reduce reliance on jail for care. He proposed reception units at Mount Pleasant Clarinda and Cherokee and targeted staffing for Mount Pleasant Independence Clarinda Cherokee Glenwood and Woodward.

Des Moines Iowa Samuel W. Hamilton U.S. Department of Health Robert Blue Hamilton Blue Herman Knudsen R. Mason City Shamilton Mount Pleasant Clarinda Cherokee Independence State Hospital Iowa Psychopathic Hospital Iowa City Independence Board of Control Glenwood Woodward

Truman Bowles Talk Steel Raise

United Press reports rising strike idled workers exceeding 1.5 million as President Truman plans a White House conference with Chester Bowles to discuss a nationwide steel strike. Bowles recalled from South Carolina, possible steel price rise debated. protests erupt near LaGrange Illinois as pickets halt back to work. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers votes on a strike amid looming walkout, while Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen prepares results for Feb. 10.

United Press Truman Chester Bowles Bowles South Carolina White House Washington LaGrange Ill Eletro-Motive Division General Motors Corp la Grange Brottherhood of Locomotive Engineers Ind Alvaniey Johnston Brotherhood of Railroad

Pastor Admits Killing Daughter In Mercy Killing Scandal

Grand Rapids Michigan police say Reverend Frank E Siple confessed to killing his 17 year old daughter Dorothy Ann claiming mercy in a case linked to her knowledge of her mother’s death. He pleaded guilty to murder as his sanity was debated and faces sentencing after a church tied scandal emerges.

Grand Rapids Mich Richard VanTil Frank E. Sipl Siple Dorothey Ann van Til Lyle Dean Church of God Leonard D. Verdier Dorothy Ann Verdier Charles Saur Godwin Heights High School Lyle Doan Doan Dean Bere Dixon Srple

Police question suspect in Degnan child case

Chicago police questioned Irving W. Smith a 45 year old houseman in the Degnan neighborhood as part of the search for the kidnapper and killer of six year old Suzanne Degnan. Detectives pursue a man known as Smitty after a waitress heard him discuss a $20,000 job and Smith was to take a lie detector test.

Chicago Suzanne Degnan Irving W. Smith Degnan Smitty Smith

Alaskan Gift Promotes Mercy Hospital Expansion

B G Kleiman and his father B G Klerman Sr donated a gift to the Mercy hospital fund. Kleiman aims to aid the hospital enlargement and to improve his former hometown. Klerman Sr handed the contribution to the campaign office today.

B. G. Kleiman Mercy Hospital Fund Formrr Klerman B. G. Klerman 2Nd Ave

Notice the Registers Office Closes Early Daily

The register's business office will close at 5 30 p m every day from now on. The public is advised to plan dealings accordingly and conduct affairs before this new closing time.

THE Register

Eldorado Man Seeks Sheriff On GOP Ticket

Fred A. House of Eldorado announced his candidacy for county sheriff on the Republican ticket. Born near Hawkeye, he ran a general merchandise store in Eldorado for 14 years. He is 40, has a son in the Marines in North China, and the House family is prominent in northern Fayette County. Eldorado lies about nine miles north of West Union.

J. C. Davis Fayette County Oelwein George Scott West Union Iowa Liquor Control Commission Fred A. House Eldorado Hawkeye China House Elmer House

Fayette Born Teapot Dome Figure Dies

Carl Magee a Oklahoma lawyer and editor who exposed Teapot Dome bribery and later invented the parking meter died of heart disease at 73. He served time for contempt in New Mexico in the 1920s and worked at Oklahoma News and later in Texas. He was born Fayette Iowa and married Grace Griffin.

Onlahoma Cily Carl Magee Magee New Mexico Albert B. Fall Interior Fall Oklahoma News Scripps& Howard Texas Fayette Iowa Carroll Grace Griffin Cedar Falls

Stassen and Luce Join Strike Aid Group

Harold E. Stassen and Henry R. Luce have joined the national committee to aid General Motors strikers. Stassen donated and allowed use of his name in ads, saying the government must set a postwar wage policy while workers should not face hunger. Luce joined to ensure no American goes hungry despite the strike disputes.

New York Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Henry R. Luce Time Life National Committee General Motors Stassen Luce

Midwest GOP Bigs At Closed Meeting

DEROTT UP John JA Was her Babile Creek Michigan state Republican chairman opened a two day conference of Midwest state chairmen with denial it was a Stop Stassen meeting. Herbert Brownell Jr National Committee chairman and former Ohio Gov John W Bricker guest. Harold E Stassen not attending. Stassen will speak in Michigan Feb 8 Detroit Kalamazoo. Bricker will be honored tonight at a state chairmen dinner with about 40 guests. most discussions to be held behind closed doors.

Michigan Detroit Kalamazoo Bricker Thomas E. Dewey Wagner

Winds Code Supposedly Sent 72 Hours Before Pearl Harbor Attack

Navy official Capt. L F Safford testified before the Pearl Harbor committee that the winds code message was sent on December 4 1941 and intercepted at Cheltenham. He said the message indicated war and that Japan prepared the code to notify diplomats abroad of a break in relations. The witness described decoding, translation, and rapid distribution to Navy and War Departments.

Washington Navy L. F. Safford War and Navy Departments Pearl Harbor Japan United States Safford Navy Department Congressional Great Britain Russia Army Congressional Committee U. S. Naval Cheltenham Cmdr A.D. Kramer Communications Intelligence Unit Kramer Noyes War Department White House Roberts

York man earns 1946 diploma after service

John B. Keeler of York qualified for graduation from high school in 1918 but received his diploma in 1946. He said he applied for the certificate because he forgot about it after enlisting in the Marine Corps during the last war.

Walt Wilkes-Barre John B. Keeler York Keeler Lam Marine Corps

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