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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1945

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Mercy hospital to cap 20 nurse aides Sunday

Mercy hospital in Oelwein will cap 20 volunteer nurse aides Sunday in a ceremony at the Senior High school auditorium. The 35 hour theory and 45 hour supervised practice prepareees pledge 150 hours of service within a year, with 20 recipients named amid praise from Sister DeLillis and the Red Cross committee.

Mercy Hospital Oelwein M. DeLillis Henricka Metsgeier DeLillis Metgeier Detroit Carlyle B. Hintz Lew Warren Sacred Heart School The Red Cross Cedar Rapids Merses Eunice Anderson L. W. Bennett Eleanor Margaret Burdick Jennie DeTimmerman Dean Foster Godfrey Hellmaier Albert Hintz Carl Jakwar Earl King Lois N. Kraft Florence Lindstrom Mildred McBride Helen Pitschner Fred Schure Alice Shimer Eva E. Standle Helen J. Sullivan Harry Seineider Marian D. Pepin S. L. White Zelma Laippie Winess Red Cross Nurses Aide Committee D. W. Shine Mesdames P. D. Becker Art. E. C. Hulse Donald Kulm

Center 4H Meets At Lowell Mabon's Home May Meeting

Center Township 4H gathered at Lowell Mabon’s home for the May meeting with 27 members and County Agent Mr. Wangsness present. Refreshments were served. The June meeting is set for June 18 at the school grounds with a weiner toast.

Randaltia Specialy Center Township Fils Lowell Mabon Wangsness

Wetlaufers Form Garage Corporation Articles Filed

Articles of incorporation for the First Avenue Garage in Orlhem were filed today with the secretary of state. Officers capitalized at 530,000 are H. Wetlaufer president D. H. Wetterfer vice president and G. R. Wetlaufer secretary treasurer. The trio previously operated in partnership in the same business.

PRS Mommies ITP— Artiles Avenue Garage Orlhem HM. Wet- Jaufer D .H. Wetterfer G. R. Wet- Jaufer

Man from Oelwein Burned in Phoenix Plant Blast

Claire Rechkemmer, son of Mr and Mrs Phil Rechkemmer of Oelwein, is in serious condition at a Phoenix hospital with severe burns from a small explosion at the war plant where he worked for a year. His wife and children accompanied the move from Manchester in 1944, and little hope is held for his recovery.

Claire Rechkemmer Phil Rechkemmer Oelwein Phoenix, Ariz

End of French War in Levant Amid Cease Fire Pace

Paris ordered troops in the Levant to cease fire and retire, likely ending a small war that inflamed the region. Damascus and Hama reported about 400 dead in fighting with Syrian irregulars, as Churchill pressed De Gaulle for restraint and British intervention to curb bloodshed. Washington planned talks with London and Paris to seek a satisfactory Syria Lebanon settlement amid Arab League concern.

Paris France Levant Middle-East Damascus Hama Churchill Charles de Gaulle Levan Deaulle Beyrouth Middle East Arab League Syria Lebanon Washington United States Britain London

Big Five veto shadow looms over new world peace group

In the Levant crisis France Syria and Lebanon challenge the idea of a world body enforcing peace. Delegates fear permanent members can veto actions harming sovereignty while the Big Five claim military strength and nonaggressiveness justify limiting collective action. The dispute weakens the league’s authority on near eastern conflicts.

San Francisco Syria Lebanon Inday Little United Nations New League World Organization Near East France Bie Nowyer Bie

Osaka and Tokyo Burn in Allied Air Raids Blitz

In a sweeping display of air power, B 29s firebomb Osaka and Tokyo as part of raids on Japan. Smoke from Osaka rose five miles high. Tokyo reports ongoing flames hours after the attack. In Okinawa fighting, American forces close on the Nana Shuri line as 120 to 190 troops are reported killed or wounded.

Guam Japan Tokyo Yokohama Osaka Misui Mitsubishi Okinawa Pearl Harbor Nana-Shuri-Yonabaru Radio Tokyo Twvo Far Eest Dutch East Indies

Dr Wood Speaks At Wadena Service

Large attendance at Memorial Services heard Dr J R Wood speak and enjoyed a Legion Auxiliary musical program. American Legion opened with colors and the National Anthem, withInvocation by Alan Robinson. Legion procession past Honor Roll to cemeteries, taps and salute. Lt. Frank Weizel guest of honor. Honor Roll lists 145 names with seven gold stars, four red stars and purple hearts. Women’s USO organized the display and flowers, flags and trees added color to the service.

Mary Clark Wadena J. R. Wood Legion Auxiliary American Legion Alan Robinson Legion Frank Weizel Prn United Nations Womens United Service Organizat

Memorial Service for Pfc Morris Kloster in West Union

Memorial service for Pfc Morris Kloster will be held at St Olass church in West Union at 2 p m Sunday. He was killed in Germany in April after two years in service. Survivors include his wife Janice and daughter, plus his parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Kloster and two brothers Earl and Leo.

West Union Pfc Morris Kloster St Olass Ris Castors E. O. Ulring V. A. Fiskerbeck Ossian Kloster Andrew Kloster Germany Janice Earl Leo Loren Trude Fayette Francis Warne Los Angeles Calif Agnes Kloster Santa Ana Frances Kloster Cedar Rapids

Beheading of 11 Baptist Missionaries in Philippines

Dr. Jesse Wilson of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society reported that 11 Baptist missionaries and a nine year old son were executed by Japanese forces in Panay on December 19 and 20, 1943 after fleeing into the hills. He cited Engracio Alora’s account of a hill settlement named Hopevale and said casualties included other Americans and possibly Filipino civilians.

New York UGP Jesse Wilson American Baptist Foreign Mission Society Baptists Philippines Wilson Panay War Department Society Ora Alora

Fayette Garden Club backs youth project meeting notes

Fayette Special reports the Fayette Garden Club invites youths aged 6 to 15 to a meeting at Mrs. C A Lund's home tomorrow from 2 PM to 4 PM. The project involves raising eyetables flowers and fruits with committee members Mrs Henry Hettier Mrs W A Stranahan and Mrs Lund coordinating.

Fayette

Oelwein High Sees 71 Graduates In War Class Commencement

The Oelwein Senior High School auditorium hosted the second commencement for 71 graduates. Professor Harrison J. Thornton of the University of Iowa delivered the address noting the class entered with Pearl Harbor and leaves with V E day, praising teachers, administrators, and taxpayers.

Oelwein Harrison J. Thornton History Department University of Iowa Pearl Harbor Thornton D. Kermit Pugh First Church of Christ Alabama Saul B. Cohen R. D. Noble Russell W Brant Oelwein Board of Education Jae Lee

Decoration Day Services at Westgate Opera House

A large crowd attended Memorial exercises at the Westgate Opera House Wednesday forenoon. John McSweeny presided as master of ceremonies and announced a program including patriotic songs, a Memorial Day address by O. C. Schultz, a flag drill by Lutheran school girls, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address by Richard Lehmkuhl, cornet solo by Burnita Brock, In Flanders Field by Robert Mahoney, soprano solo by Beatrice Foss, and taps sung by five girls. A silent tribute to service members was read by McSweeny.

Westgate Westgate Opera House John McSweeny O. C. Schultz Lincoln Richard Lehmkuhl Burnita Brock Robert Mahoney Beatrice Foss Lutheran School H. H. Suler McSweeny

Halt Issuance of Canning Sugar by Des Moines Boards

Des Moines district OPA halted issuing unit canning sugar coupons temporarily after a Chicago regional order to pause. 64 Iowa counties are overseen. local housewives who already held coupons may buy sugar. A future meeting will set quotas and resume allotments once applications are processed.

Ine Des Moines

Area Scouts To Camp At West Union

West Union hosts the Wapsipinicon area Boy Scout weekend camp at Growlers Gulch on Saturday and Sunday June 23. About 500 boys are expected. a Sunday afternoon program and demonstration will invite parents and friends. District chairman Jo Rush, Scoutmaster Andy Carstensen, activity chairman Darold Martin, and organizer Dick Clark lead the event with Black Hawk, Buchanan, Winneshiek, Howard counties in the district.

West Union Fayette County Wapsipinicon Growlers Gulch Blackhawk Buchanan Winneshies Howard Jo Rush Andy Carstensen Darold Martin Dick Clark Organier

First German civilian trial opens in Ahrweiler

A military commission in Ahrweiler heard the trial of three German civilians Peter Kohn Matthias Gierens and Matthias Drein accused of murdering a U S airman who parachuted into German territory last August The prosecution’s chief witness Nicholas Nospes testified witnessing the airman’s killing and subsequent beating by the defendants The proceedings drew a small audience and the airman’s identity remained unestablished. Back a wounded suspect remains at large.

Ahrweiler Germany Reich Abrweiler Hell Peter Kohn Priest Matthias Gierens Matthias Drein U. S Nicholas Nospes Nosnes Preist Cobblenz Nospes Peter Back Gierens Kohn Theodore Irwin Dallas Atormer Naspes U.S

May Organize Cub Scouts At Wadena

The May organization meeting for Cub Scouts in Wadena met at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening and was voted on by Bill Aste. Fremont Clark was named committee chairman with four more men to be chosen and a cubmaster appointed at a subsequent meeting. All Wadena men interested in Scouting urged to attend.

Wadena Ancre Daremis Bill Aste Wapsipinicen Area Council Boy Scouts of America Fremont Fremont Clark

Truman urges renewed national war effort to defeat Japan

President Truman calls for a doubled Pacific army and intensified air power to subdue Japan. He signals a 4 million-strong force, warns civilians to evacuate cities, and outlines four strategic emphases including pinning Japanese forces, overwhelming each attack, and applying relentless pressure by sea, air, and land. The message honors Roosevelt while noting rising losses and Japan’s large force, stressing there is no easy path to victory.

Washington Truman Japan Pacific Congress Sagement

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