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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1943
Page
2
Editor Sumner Welles argues for economic cooperation as essential to postwar peace. He links wartime trade and relief programs to lasting harmony, urges broad international currency stability and reduced tariffs, and calls the nation to support trade agreements as a test of intent.
Anne O'Hare Mc Cormick argues Stalin favors nationalism over internationalism and stresses the limits of uniting nations. She notes peaceful cooperation as ideal but independence within unity is best, warns against a fully uniform world, and observes Balkan turmoil, limited cooperation in Greece, and hesitation toward a United States of Europe.
An open forum in a major newspaper questions trust in the Gallup poll, noting that critics found only a few sampled individuals with direct interview experience. The piece defends the method, arguing sampling can reveal accurate results despite limited direct interviews.
The piece notes Hitler facing possible early invasion while the Russian offensive looms and Allied air and sea superiority grows. It contemplates staged invasions and the impact of coal strikes on wartime plans, arguing propaganda serves the Axis and questions enemies’ use of such messaging.
Dick Clark, deputy treasurer in charge of automobile license sales, notes a falloff in both monthly and yearly license registrations. May saw 108 registrations, with 6,976 in total for the period, while other figures appear incomplete due to damaged text.
The document outlines six pillars: UN and global collaboration. economic and financial cooperation. adapting treaties to new conditions. ensuring autonomy for subjected peoples through international bodies. control of armaments. and guaranteeing intellectual and religious liberty for all peoples.
The document cites Atlantic Charter aims to ensure equal access to world trade and raw materials for all states, plus collaboration for higher labor standards, economic progress, and social security. The text notes wartime alliance as the starting point for practical cooperation leveraging shared resources.
The Fairbank Bridge Club gathered at Mrs G T Monroe’s Main Street home Thursday with sixteen members present. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Moats first, Mrs Richard Shields second, and Mrs John Youngman low. The next meeting will be at Mrs Fred Bushby’s home. Refreshments were served after the games, hosted by the hostess and assisted by Mrs W L Murphy.
The report lists favored radio programs from midwestern stations across NBC CBS Mutual and Blue networks. It names stations in Des Moines St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Denver Waterloo Cedar Rapids Davenport Minneapolis St Paul Detroit Louisville Chicago Indianapolis and others and notes program selections based on station reports while cautioning about last minute changes.
A dense listing of prime time radio programming across stations WHO NBC WGN WMT and WENR WLS BN. It covers Dr Preston Bradley Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser Lionel Barrymore Cecil Brown and other performers with news updates by Kaltenborn Heatter Fulton Lewis Jr and Gracie Fields. The schedule runs 6 PM to midnight with dance bands, comedy, dramas, and musical variety.
A dense list of radio time slots across stations detailing programs and hosts from 6:00 to 12:00. Entries include News of the World Newa The Aldrich Family Kraft Music Hall Bing Crosby Maxwell House Coffees Time and various orchestras, with names such as Gabriel Heatter and Raymond Clapper appearing among the offerings. The schedule shows multiple stations and a mix of dramas music news and variety shows.
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