Who Is M. P. Hogai
Republican voters astonished by Karl G. Miller’s unexpected strength grow wary of the secretary of state race. Hogan is not listed in Who’s Who, while Miller’s camp contends he lacks strong qualifications. County results trickle in as clerks and auditors tally late, with West Union and Oelwein offices still counting past 3:00 a.m. Banks reported first complete results. Fred Grommels entered Jefferson township. editorial urging support for Fred Gremimels influenced the division of opposition, aiding his strong finish.
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Constitution Held to Bar Passage of Work-or-Draft Law
In a 1946 column, George E. Sokolski argues Congress must heed the U.S. Constitution amid wartime moves toward universal military service. He stresses the Fifth Amendment protections and warns against suspending due process or targeting individuals for collective actions in a possible illiberal shift. The piece cites United States v. Cohen Grocery Co. to anchor the stance.
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10 20 30 Years Ago in Oelwein News Chronicle
A retrospective column recalls visits and travel of local families from Minneapolis Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. Mentions M O Connor Mrs Wassom Anna Mae Georgia Belle Wassom and Georgia Belle Wassom plans for a California trip. Also notes Mrs Meyers and Mrs Everett visits and a McGregor trip. Includes other local social updates and plans.
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Minneapolis
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Anna Mae
Cedar Rapids
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California
West
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Waterloo
Munter
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter Benninger
O. E Everett
Helen
McGregor, Minn
Maynard Celebrates 71st Birthday and Memorial Day Notes
Maynard residents marked Carol Klink’s 7th birthday with neighbors and family, while Memorial Day gatherings brought relatives home from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Local visits included Buesneke and Paener families, plus cemetery duties by Piersol and Hanes. The Rough Ashlar Masonic Study Club met, and Maynard Eastern Star prepared a patriotic program. In health news, Larry Harrison had his tonsils removed at Mercy Hospital, and Elmer Shaeffer’s daughter Jerry returned from Wisconsin.
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Ray Dumpman
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Ida Kopp
Brotherhood
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A. McCombs
J. Judas
Communism Defeated Reflects on French Politics and US Views
A column discusses France's divided interests after a recent election, noting tensions in Paris between Americanized and traditional views. It cites impressions from a Paris insider, mentions Le Havre damage and German occupation memories, and comments on anti American sentiment and Russian wheat aid amid wartime propaganda dynamics.
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Elect John Lewis as President Opinion Sparks Debate
A reader suggests John Lewis as U S president to curb his power. The note mentions an Aruly Bete Superfortress setting an altitude record of L200 feet, with unclear context. The passage concludes that columnist opinions in the Oelwen egister do not reflect the newspaper’s stance.
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Back Fence Feuds and Neighborly Arguments
A humorous column notes experts say back fence quarrels can reveal mental strain though a neighbor weighs 250 pounds and could uproot the fence. The narrator and George joke about politics and romance while agreeing on capital and labor.
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van Johnson
Charles Royer
Consolidated News Features
Last Rites Held After Body Transported to Dubuque
The body was taken to Dubuque where last rites were held on Wednesday morning.
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Baptisms and family events in Fremont area church notices
Patricia Kay daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Holly baptized at St Peters Lutheran Westente. Sponsors Mrs Walter Fette and Judia Bartz. Ralph Wesley son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Pullmatin baptized at St Peters Lutheran Westgate. Sponsors Mrs Freeda Krumm Margaret Reinking substitute Samuel Gimbel and Mrs Selma Reinking. Baptismal dinner hosted by Will Reinking horace. Families visited in Dakota after Stop at Elmer Pullmarin home. Mr and Mrs Will Schaeffer Lois joined trip to Oelwein Waterloo Decoration Bay to visit Mrs Ernest Wumke and newborn Donis June at Allen Memorial hospital. Pink and blue shower for little Muss at Orville Holz home.
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Judia Bartz
Ralph Wesley
Elmer Pullmatin
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Freeda Krumm
Margaret Reinking
Samuel Gimbel
Selma Reinkine
Equal Rights Amendment Critics From Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt Hyde writes on the Equal Rights Amendment amid UN discussions. She states no formal clevage in the Human Rights Commission and defends opposition to a federal ERA while praising the subcommission on the status of women, especially chair Bodil Begtrup, for its work.
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Vatrita Kay Holtz Contest Winners and Hospital Entry
Esther Bartz sponsored contests with prizes awarded to Mrs Frederick Reuder El Frieda Reinking and Mrs Martin Bender. Lunch was served by Mrs Otto Bartz Mrs Paul Bartz and Mrs Walter Fette. Mrs Ralph Dumpman entered Mercy Hospital at Oelwe Monday morning for an operation. Guests in the Henry Reinking home included Mr and Mrs La Verne Schumacher Dennis and Dianne Mr and Mrs B Wo Ownath of Oelwein and Mr and Mrs Robert Murray of Knoxville Ju.
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