Local Post Office Reported Winiered In Oelwein
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions the Oelwein Iowa Post Office and references several associations and publishers. The legible portion identifies second ass mail, and lists agencies such as United Press Inland Press Iowa Daily Press Assn and J J Devine & Associates with address fragments in Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh and Atlantic City. This item appears to be a partial classified or wire service snippet.
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Oelwein, Iowa
United Press
Inland Press
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Ass
J. J. Devine & Associates
NC Publishers
Neweek
Chrysler
Chigan Ave
Detroit
New Center
Atlents
Palmer
Pittsburgh
Oliver Suranee
State Tower
Lest We Forget on First Amendment Core Rights
A compact note reflects on the U S Constitution protecting religious establishment free exercise and the freedom of speech. It cites the First Amendment as a safeguard against government interference in religion and expression.
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Congress
U. S
Editorial Comment War Dramas By Hitler And Stalin
An unsigned editorial discusses the wartime drama between Germany and the Soviet Union, noting troops at the borders and speculation about a clash. It cites efforts to distract from possible attacks on England and questions whether a real rift has emerged between Stalin and Hitler, with reports from various capitals fueling the debate.
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Hitler
Stalin
Russia
Ger
Piar
England
Germany
Des Moines Regiter
Berne
Ankara
Stoc
Lisbon
Eppere
Devel
Banda
Soviets
Nebel
Shipyard Strikers Defy Roosevelt In Open Dispute
The article describes a strike by shipyard workers opposing government defense spending and labor policy. It notes threats of government seizure of yards and forced labor measures, with references to mobilizing troops, bonds, and potential training camps. The piece portrays a heated confrontation between labor, industry, and the administration.
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Britain
Crey
North American Aircraft Company
Debated Fate of Robin Moor Sinking Ties to Western Hemisphere Rights
Analysis notes that Governor Wilson’s 1918 approach sought only to preserve Western Hemisphere rights after German submarine attacks. The Robin Moor sinking is viewed as potentially signaling a shift, with no immediate call for war but a clear assertion of neutral rights being violated. Strong emphasis on U.S. stance and German actions shaping future steps.
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Robin Moor
Hemisbe
Hitler
Davie Lawrence
Pres. Wilson
Congress
U. S
Germany
United States
Robin Moer
Freeze Credits Both Nazis and Ours Pres Roosevel Over More Frozen
The excerpt references President Roosevelt and a critical note on credits amid war terms, mentioning the owner and a clash over frozen assets or allowances. Specifics are unclear, but the fragment implies political or wartime criticism tied to leadership and economic measures.
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Freeze
Roosevel
Verbal Tensions Ease Between Vielx and German Governments
Despite covert strains, sources note unofficial easing as Vielx and German authorities discuss more open cooperation. The shift suggests potential alignment on policy and public messaging, reducing the previous subterfuge in diplomatic dealings.
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Gertré
Vielx
Harbor drills in Los Angeles and San Diego noted as routine
A fragment reports harbor areas in Los Angeles and San Diego being used for practice maneuvers every summer. The note says there is nothing unusual about it and it does not signal fear of invasion, though some doubt remains about the possibility.
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Harbor
Los Angeles
San Diego
Too Low a Percentage Claims Feeble Minded Drivers In US
Detroit clinic director told an Ames audience that four percent of U S auto drivers are feeble minded and should not drive a car. The remark implies the rate is likely higher and sparks debate about road safety and driver screening.
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Psycopathic Clinic
Detroit
Ames
United States
Market Summary of Chicago Livestock Hogs Steady to Sharp
Livestock market notes hogs 2 steady to 10 higher in Chicago futures while steers and lambs showed mixed gains as vealers weakened. Demand held at multiple loads above 12.00 for cattle and around 11.25 to 11.75 for lambs with 3,000 on sale and salable receipts near 17,009 head.
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Chicago
Tim Spring
Grain Market Review Sends Prices Upward in Final Hour
Grain market notes show prices spurred to new highs in the final hour amid a surge of buying by professionals and commercial interests in Kansas City and Minneapolis. Scattered rains touched the belt with a forecast of cloudy to clear skies and warm weather ahead.
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Cricezo
N& S
Kansas Cit
Minneapolis
Stair Belt
New York Produce Market Report Highlights Fresh Prices
Market bulletin shows quoter notes for eggs meats and produce with detail on No 1 and No 2 eggs colored fowl and Leghorn roosters, potatoes by variety and origin, sweet potatoes and yams, flour pork lard grease tallow hides poultry and cheese. Prices include Idaho Russets 3.10 per 100 pounds and New York June 16 quotes with regional variations and steady to easy trends.
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Oelwein
New York
Idaho
Maine
Green Mountain
Alabama
California
South Carolina
North Carolina
Eastern Shore
Middle West
Petroleum Penn
Chicago
Butt Brands
Colorados
Investern
Caestem
Financial Market Summary From Chicago To New York
Financial markets were irregular and quiet with bends steady and axis issues easing. Grain in Chicago showed wheat closing up 3 8 to 1 2 cents a bushel and corn up 1 8 to 1 4 cent. Cotton futures rose to near one year highs while rubber futures eased and silver held at 34 3 4 cents an ounce. Cottonseed oil futures reached new four year highs.
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Chicago
New York
Four Iowans Die In Missouri Auto Crash
Four Iowans, including driver Alf Myers and his wife Goldie, died when their car hit a concrete bridge abutment on Missouri highway No. 4, near Warland. Murvil Murray and Laura Eder also perished. Myers died at Keokuk hospital, with funeral plans set for Canton, Argyle, and Keokuk.
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Warland
Here
Alf Myers
Goldie
Murvil Murray
Laura Eder
Keokuk
Myers
Keokuk Tomurray
Murr.i
Canton
Ill
Miss Eder
Argyle. In
Warns Against British Defeat in War Speech
The speaker warns that a German victory would erase gains and propel Hitler toward an invasion of the Americas after several years. He urges aiding England with planes and materiel to win. He warns of a looming armament race, trade collapse, heavy taxes, and possible domestic revolution.
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South America
England
Germany
Norris
Hitler
Central
United States
Japan
Russia
Italy
U. S
U.S
Europe
Annual Census On Iowa Farms (Continued From Page One)
The census highlights include road access and telephone reach on farms, with hard surfaced and graveled roads doubling in the decade. It notes Iowa farms in cooperative selling, cash wages for hired help totaling nearly 30 million dollars annually, and 45 million dollars yearly for farm implements. Farmers also spend around 22 million dollars each year on gasoline and kerosene.
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Zetp
Truck Driver Held After Fatal Wisconsin Rapids Accident
Harold red Seehusen, 21, formerly of New Ulm Minnesota, died after being struck near the outskirts of Wisconsin Rapids while walking with Ruth roll iy. The truck driver Levigne was held by police as investigation continued and a reckless driving complaint was planned. The girl suffered a head injury.
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Iag
Harold Red Seehusen
New Uim. Minn
Sire
Seehusen
Ruth Roll
All German Consulates In U S Closed
A diplomatic note reports the United States ordering the closure of all German consulates and German nationals from American territory. The action follows accusations that German Reich agencies in the U S acted beyond their lawful duties and potentially aided sabotage. Authorities seek removal of related personnel and closures by July 10.
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Treasury
Vatican City
Moscow
Wilhelm Tannenberg
United States
Summer Welles
Justice Department
Conference on Child Welfare Participants Named
The conference will feature Dr. Malcolm H Finley of Winnetka Illinois Mrs Sidonie M Gruenberg director of the Child Duty Association of America New York Dr Howard McCluskey associate director of the American Youth Commission Washington Dr Margaret Mead and Dr Ernest O Melby Gear of Northwestern School of Education as part of the program
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Paye One
Malcolm H. Finley
Winnetka, Til
Sidonie M. Gruenberg
Child Duty Association of America
New York City
Howard McCluskey
American Youth Commission
Washington, D. C
Margaret Mead
American Museum of Natural History
Ernest O. Melby
Gear
Northwestern School Education
Ire
Panel Talks On Youth, War Stress And Civic Duty
Dr. Finley will discuss men health in stress times, with insights from war torn England and the effect on children. Mrs. Gruenberg, Parents Magazine medalist, will speak on We The Parents. Dr. McCluskey delivers two talks on Youth problems and practical programs. Dr. Mead studies Pacific cultures for Society in a National Emergency. D Melby on democracy in emergencies. A five professor panel from Iowa Town State and Cornell on food and college youth.
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Finley
England
Gruenberg
Parents Magazine
Harper's Magazine
McCluskey
Michiga
Dr. Mead
South Sea Islands
Samoa
Bali
New Guinea
D. Melby
Iowa Town State
Cornell
Shipyard Unions Vote For Strike Amid Wage Disputes
In a broad move affecting 161 skilled shops, AFL and CIO unions prepared a strike for $1.15 per hour and overtime double pay. Votes were tallied locally with AFL reported 585 to 400 and CIO 359 to 56 in favor, though leaders did not release official counts.
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Fair Union
AFL
CIO
CIA
Iowa Skies Were Clear Sunday Across State
Des Moines reports clear skies across Iowa on Sunday with continued fair weather forecast for the next 24 hours. Temperatures ran about five degrees below normal with highs near 80 at Council Bluffs and a low of 42 at Decorah. Rainfall was minimal at Moontown, measuring 0.7 inches.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Council Bluffs
Decorah
Moontiyv
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Howdy, Annie
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Gelwely Daily
Stanley
Jake
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