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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1941

Page

2

Advertising Agency Directory Snippet

A listing of press association affiliations and publisher representatives in multiple cities. Includes J. J. Devin & Associates and noting offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Syracuse. The brief entry presents agency names and office addresses for industry contact and representation.

United Press Inland Press Iowa Daily Press 10Wa Press J. J. Devin ® & Associates NC Publishers New York Chrysler Ieago Ichgan Detroit New Center Allor Palmer Pittsburgh Oliver Syracuse—State Tower

Dickinson Ambitions Spark GOP Senate Talk in Iowa

An editorial from the Webster Freeman Journal speculates that ex Senator Lester J. Dickinson will again seek the U S Senate from Iowa, despite a prior defeat. It notes Dickinson’s political acumen and discusses possible primaries, Governor Wilson’s field, and the Republican strategy of nominating multiple candidates for the United States Senate next year.

Dickinson L. J. Dickinson Webster Civ Freeman-Journal Lester J. Dickinson United States Iowa Des Moines George Gallarno George A. Wilson L. J. Dick United St Senate Rio

Contested remarks on statutes and plant operations

A fragmented excerpt discusses Republican contests and legislative actions, with references to federal and state statutes, private efforts to delay plant operations, and calls to identify and fix weak spots in safety and food supply precau tions. The passage hints at scrutiny of regulations and gaps in protective measures.

Tage Ze Jersey Canada United States

Chief Justice Hughes to Retire From Supreme Court

Retiring after a long public career, Charles Evans Hughes leaves the bench. He served as New York governor, secretary of state, and presidential candidate, later returning to the court after 1936. His youth showed early genius with Shakespeare readings and college prep at eleven. The record notes his 1910 appointment by Taft and 1936 by Hoover.

Hughes Supreme Court Charles Evans Hughes New York Wilson California Supreme Bench Pres. Tait Pres. Hoover

Propert welfare of his take h ere is no telling stop

The fragmentary note mentions property welfare and an unclear statement. No clear person or organization is identifiable. The readable text provides minimal context and offers no concrete events or outcomes to summarize.

Markets: Chicago Livestock Prices June 3

Livestock market report from Chicago lists hogs by weight and grade with prices ranging from 6.50 to 13.00 for various categories including lightweight 160 to 200 pounds and 730 to 900 pounds, steers and heifers, vealers, stockers and feeders, and ewes. Figures reflect good and choice grades across several weight classes, with percentages indicating market shares or bids.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Grain Market Grain Review June 3 1CP widely noted

Grain market review for June 3 reports mixed prices across staples with traders watching global supply. Local elevators show modest gains on wheat and corn amid weather outlooks and speculative demand from flour mills.

Market Notice on Eggs and Poultry Prices

The notice lists items including eggs and various fowl weights. Mentions No 1 eggs and colored and Leghorn varieties. Includes price indications and weight categories for fowl over and under specified pounds.

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Old Roosters and Leghorn Roosters Market Report

Market notes show prices for old roosters under five pounds and leghorn roosters in New York. Figures cover states and regions with varying weights, including sweet potatoes, pork, lard, and dairy products. overall demand described as steady to moderate with some departments quoted as active or firm.

New York York S. Carolos Lard Middle West

Lieutenant Commander Jones Dies in London

Lieutenant Commander Walter R. Jones, assistant US naval attaché in London and former commander of President Roosevelt’s task force Potomac, is reported dead there. The cause of death was not announced.

West Torn Treno Jodgs London Walter R. Jones US Ss Roosevelts

A F of L and CIO Labor Strikes Across Nation

Labor and management movements continue amid widespread strikes and mediation actions. Bethlehem Shipyards faces mediation after refusing a coastwide pact, while CIO unions push for back to work and arbitration. The North American Aviation plant at Ingleside, California and Detroit Steel Products co see renewed walkouts as wage talks advance with Chrysler and LAW CIO.

Retary of Francis Bethlehem AFL CIO International Woodworkers of America United Automobile Work North American Aviation Corp Ingleside Calif Pecores Wash Emrple Rafia T Cent Nouri Io Averi Alnuminum Companys of America I Radio Iing Pic—xer Corp Detroit Law-Cio Detroit Steel Products Co Chrysler Corp

Gathering Up Scrap Aluminum in Richmond

Richmond on June 3 workers gathered more than two tons of aluminum donated by citizens in a five day defense experiment. City trucks assembled the metal on a vacant lot for potential use in aircraft or ship training. UPM consultants reported less than half the aluminum had been collected.

Richmond UPM Serss OPM Everett Wilson

Aluminum parties and mop-up bid after truck halt

Trucks stopped running last night at the central location causing disruption as aluminum parties were held across several neighborhoods. Today scouts began a mop-up campaign to address the aftermath and restore normal activity.

Iowa Plagued by Widespread Rain Flooding

Des Moines reports heavy rainfall across Iowa with rivers rising and potential further damage. Cities including Madrid Ames Atlantic Waukee and Fort Dodge recorded multiple inches of rain. Nodaway river overflowed near Corning flooding Burlington tracks. Des Moines expected to rise to 12 feet with minor overflow and no further rain anticipated for 36 hours.

Des Moines Iowa Corning Madrid Burlington Nodaway Ames Atlantic Waukee Mt Tyr Sac City van Meter Perry Webster City Fort Dodge Carroll Oskaloosa Jefferson Boone Chariton Clarind Bulletin Weather Bureau Waukensa Beach Coon

Women’s Clubs select Milligan to lead defense drive

The General Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Atlantic City appointed Mrs Harold V Milligan of New York to head a new national defense department. She will coordinate women nationwide into a single preparedness movement.

General Federation of Women's Clubs Atlantic City Harold V. Milligan New York Department of National Defense United States

Post Factories Making Planes Continued to 7 10n Page One

War department directed cooperation among aircraft firms to develop dual source supplies and standby tooling to prevent production disruption. Boeing has shared blueprints and master templates as a pool forms with sixty technicians drafting a construction program ahead of raw materials orders.

Boeing War Department Army Air Corps

Beer tax shows a decrease in Iowa revenue

Des Moines reports Iowa revenue from the four cents a gallon beer tax declined in June. The notice notes a drop in beer tax receipts, reflecting lower consumption or sales patterns as the tax period progresses.

Des Moines. In Iowa

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