Fairacres Oelwein Subdivision Planned for Pairacres
Community editorials discuss a proposed Fairacres subdivision in Oelwein with plans for a gated restricted area, bus service, and higher property standards. Local firm backs development and urges city council cooperation to enhance the area and attract builders. The piece notes prior stance against liquor advertising and mention of W C T U support.
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Aller Gifies
Oelwein
Pairaeres
Elvem
Fairacres
Mast Charles Street
Pairacres
Toway Ts
Gelwein
Civic Platform Review on City Improvements and Plans
The Register describes the Civic Platform seven point program to modernize Oelwein. It calls for more funds for beautification and park maintenance, construction of the Oelwein swimming pool, and extension of Second Ave SE. The columnists’ opinions do not necessarily reflect the newspaper’s policy.
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Register
Civic Platform
Oalsein
Lake
Oelwein
Second Ave. S. E
Oclweln Register
Open Forum Letters and Navy Alloy Boats Planned
Open Forum letters must be signed and under 300 words with writer identity known to the paper. Ed. New Alley for Beals notes that Pacific Shipbuilding will offer all metal welded speedboats once Navy Reynolds alloy supplies permit, featuring lighter corrosion resistant double shell buoyant designs and a foot propelled skiff in development. Leather gloves guidelines state washable leather gloves vary by material and care. kid gloves require dry cleaning.
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Beals
Wilmington
Cal
Pacific Shipbuilding Co
Case of $10,000 Bill Haunts Browder Once Red Leader
A 1946 King Features Syndicate piece traces Browder’s expulsion from the American Communist Party and his later business ties with Lozovsky. It recalls Browder’s Shanghai years as a Profintern agent, rumors of high denomination banknotes in China, and testimony about a $10,000 bill. The narrative frames Browder as a former revolutionary turned capitalist ally of Soviet publications in the United States.
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Browder
Earl Browder
Feek Bushnes
United States
Mr. Lazovsky
Chen Bas
Profintern
Oych Lazovsky
Profimtern
Internations
Unio Ecucaimual League
William
Fuster
Matthews
Brewder
O. Tent
Foster
China
Mr. Matthews
Manila
United States Treasury
Prender
Mr Foster
Russia
Woosung
Shanghai
Lozovsky
Navy’s Pacific Island Rule Bid Faces Presidential Orders
Harold L. Ickes denounces Navy plans to assert control over the Marshalls Carolines and Marianas and other Pacific dependencies. He warns that naval autonomy challenges the president’s policy, cites Hawaii Alaska Philippines Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands governance, and calls for adherence to a unified administration and international duties.
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Harold L. Ickes
Japan
League of Nations
Marshalls
Carolines
Mariannas
May
Bonsle
Tatonlal
Guam
Ameria
Mellows
Hawaii
Alaska
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Far Pacific
Canton
Endersbury
Howland
Baker
Jasas
Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Navy
Open Forum On Seeker's Creek Accidents Spark Pool Call
In a letter to the editor a reader recalls Harold Basten who died after a swimming mishap at Seeker's Creek and a prior drowning of a girlfriend nearby. The writer argues a proper municipal pool could reduce such tragedies and questions why adults should bear the risk.
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Seeker's Creek
Harold Basten
Oel~wein
Grace Allen Says Dogs Join Army K9 Corps
Grace Allen argues the army should recruit more dogs for the K9 corps noting German Shepherds are in demand. She jokes about civilian housing, unemployment among shepherds, and the idea of a dog’s life in military service.
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Army
George
Consolidated News Features
Veterans rights and local civic pleas mingle with war memories
A reader letter urges action on a swimming pool and airport funding while recounting wartime service and opposition to a homeowner’s restriction. It alleges Nazism influences in town and supports veteran rights, noting nationwide postwar legal changes and the growth of state veterans bureaus after 1945.
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Maidelle Doudney
Genevieve Ward
Margaret Platt
Council of State Governments
Mississippi
Louisiana
Emergency Food Drive Aims to Bridge Global Hunger
A New York City emergency fund solicits money rather than food to aid UNRRA relief, with Secretary Clinton Anderson presiding at ceremonies. The drive urges rapid, global aid, noting 800 million people in need and urging reductions in wheat consumption while distributing funds to displaced persons through UNRRA.
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New York City
UNRRA
Clinton Anderson
Washington
New York
Rad
Maiden Lane
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Coms Munist
Beet Te Weattey
Moscow
Third International
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Mr. Foster
Fenie
Mr Matthews
Prefintern
China Work
Treasury Department
Aly
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Tru- Man
Pacific Islands
War
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New Zealand
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Belgium
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Union of South Africa
South Africa
Africa
Samoa
New York Post Corporation
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Robert Frazier
Robert
Bob
Stuffy
By Jimmy Hatlo
John Law
Ck Fens
Clancy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
E. R
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Little Annie Rooney
Carl Anderson
Henry
LIVAN
Bat Oye
TNT
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Can Anderso
Vaget
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Jena
Daily Register
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Sol Tansers
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