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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1941
Page
3
Exemption cannot be accepted after that date. J. H. Cline, County Auditor. WHHL notice. In the District Court State of Iowa.
World War veterans and ex service men are advised that Senate File 333 changes the soldier's exemption filing deadline to July 3 1941 for the 1941 tax payable in 1942. If already filed with the assessor no action is needed. if not, file with the County Auditor by July 4 1941.
Aluminum leader Alex Balint regional director of the CIO Die Casting Workers union addresses striking workers at AOAs Cleveland plants. Balint, a union negotiator, led the Cleveland aluminum workers strike.
To wed mature Mrs. Martha Stephenson Kemp, widow of Hal Kemp, and Victor Mature, stage and screen glamour figure, have filed for a New York marriage license. They plan to marry at St Patrick's Cathedral. Kemp died in a December automobile crash.
National League action slowed by a string of shutouts as St. Louis beat Brooklyn 1-0 behind Max Lanier four-hitter. Wyse, Derringer, Hubbell also shut out foes, boosting leads and prompting trade talk about Babe Phelps and Dodgers pitching and hitting needs.
New York. June 14. Ted Williams of Boston and Pete Reiser of Brooklyn top the batting averages for the third straight week. Williams at .410 and Reiser at .364 pace both leagues, with leaders across runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs and steals listed for American and National Leagues.
Chicago June 14, Bob Riggs of Chicago and Grant Headley “Bitsy” Grant of Atlanta head a field of ten in the national clay court tournament at River Forest. Grant, seeded No. 8 in 1941, faces Chicago’s Jammy Evert. Riggs, seed No. 2, meets John Russell of Evanston. Other first round matches include Glen Park versus Robert Smith. George Ball versus Joe Blackmon. Cal Sawyier versus William Strange. In the women’s division, Helen Bernhard of New York faces Catherine Wolf of Elkhart. The page also carries unrelated notes about the Blimp and Dodgers, plus local social updates.
St. Louis June 14. Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher says he is through with catcher Babe Phelps. He called Phelps actions disgraceful and fined him 500 dollars and suspended him indefinitely. Franks is recalled from Montreal to assume duties. Seitz sold to Montreal to make room for Franks.
Columbus built a 4 to 3 victory over Milwaukee as Red Birds edged ahead in the American Association standings by exploiting Milwaukee pitching. Johnny Grodzic held the visitors to key hits, while Toledo and other teams remained idle as wet grounds affected play.
Brooklyn Dodgers catcher Babe Phelps announced today he is going to Maryland, but observers doubt the tale. The towering 6 foot 225 pound backstop, nicknamed the Blimp, is famed for his stout build and humorous boasts.
Mrs A J Sickmeier and An and Mrs Willis Fullee of War were weekend visitors staying with Mr and Mrs George Schlatter. Thursday overnight guests included Art Briggs and daughters Eleanor and Edna Peebles from Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Sunday night visitors were Mr and Mrs Aulden Davis of Barrington. William Paulson of Oelwein visited Tom Wetherbee’s home with Sunday evening guests.
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