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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
2
The Register's Civic Platform Editorial Note
The Register outlines a civic platform advocating Mercy Hospital expansion and a Brain program to keep pace with Gelwein Ski enhancements. It calls for Lake Gelwein improvements and more funds for beautification and maintenance of city parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital Tj
Gelwein
Lake Gelwein
There Goes That Long Again for Dresdent Truman
A contested account accuses President Truman’s top administrator McKim of influencing a special Congressional race and misusing federal funds. The piece cites Rep Slalleck and notes McKim’s reassignment, while denying a final hospital site decision and urging removal from the payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carses
McKim
Joalm W. Snyder
Joans
Montana
Veterans” Administration
Veterans Hospital
Washington
Jessman Halleck
Veterans’ Bureau
North Dakota
Veterans’ Administration
McNint
Five Dollar Use Tax on Cars Sparks Public Outcry
A long criticism of the five dollar federal use tax on passenger cars highlights widespread public resentment. The piece notes the tax adds to annual costs alongside state licenses and fuel, with critics urging repeal. It mentions Congress has shown reluctance to remove the nuisance tax, despite potential revenue losses estimated at about 120 million dollars, and speculates on the timing of any repeal vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tim
Esseline Amiot
Congress
Liz
Epen
Open Forum letters require signatures and word limit
The newspaper invites Open Forum letters but demands signed submissions limited to 306 words. Anonymous letters may be rejected unless the author is known to the paper, as an Open Forum convenience can be abused by unsigned input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Feature Syndicate. Inc
Oelwein Register Columnists Express Diverse Opinions
Columnists in the Oelwein Register voiced a range of viewpoints, noting that their opinions do not always mirror the newspaper’s stance or its policies. The piece underscores editorial independence and differing perspectives among writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein Register
Mrs. Roosevelts column on communists stirs debate
Westbrook Pegler reports Eleanor Roosevelt’s column challenges American communists and calls for clear stance to protect the United States. The piece critiques Soviet influence and urges temperate, noninflammatory actions while warning against internal divisions that could threaten world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Regier
Rooseveltes
Russia
Tully
Sevier
America
Fari
Unisis
United States
Screening for peace time service in postwar era debates
Hyde Park opinion essay argues for selective release from active duty and deferment to boost education and training of scientific manpower. It weighs compulsory service against broader uses of military training, warning against exclusive army focus while seeking a path to lasting peace and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
McDoough
Max Lerner
Josephus Daniels
Red Baiting Politicians Irk Those Who Rule Reichlines
A Paris dispatch describes military officers and veterans irked by Congress and civilian officials after the German surrender. Soldiers fear politicians who pretend expertise, urging frank policy, stronger national defense, and independence from outsiders' influence to avoid inviting world conflict. Lt Col Henry C. Walsh and Lt Col William McDonald film in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
IDPR
Europe
Pentagon
Washington
War Department
Germany
Siste
Tven
Barrage Baloons
Russia
Congress
Rathben Home From Nazi Prison
AURORA Special Sgt Ver non Rathbus recently liberated prisoner of the Germans arrived home Sunday morning, surprising his parents who had learned he had reached New York. He has a 60 day for jiough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Vernon Rathbus
New York
Gracie Allen on Drafting Women in National Debate
Gracie Allen parodies a Harvard anthropologist proposing universal draft for women. She satirizes the idea by claiming anthropology equates women to apes and jokes that a professor who teaches it cannot read or write, lampooning the debate over gender roles and military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooton
Harvard
Vassar
Don
Hooten
Times Past Echoes From June 18 1935 Events
A 1935 city visit by Commander and Mrs E A Thiele of Long Beach is noted. Local residents Mrs J A Lindstrom and Mrs J H Meyer are mentioned with family travels and hospital reports. Several names appear with social visits, trips to Des Moines Dubuque Waterloo and St. Paul. A college commencement and wedding notices at Carnell College are also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A
Thiele
Long Beach
California
Harry Thiele
J. A. Lindstrom
Bini
South Frederick
Henry Hintz
Des Moines
Donald
M. E. Shomer
Helen
Lucille
Dubuque
Beadle - Westevest
Ger de Shhomer
Paul Neubauer Ard
Seguin
Texas
Rosalma
W. A. Brady
Wanda Pelmner
Bee
Fiie
St. Paul
A. G. Meikie
Minneapoi
Lester Boots
Wm. Morris
Waterloo
Andy Forthun
M. Allaway
Sioux City
Biss Ang Alangan
Mable Cooper
Vernon
Carnell College
Talle Speech Backs Bretton Woods
Rep Henry O Talle spoke in favor of the Bretton Woods legislation which the House passed by a large margin 345 to 18 largely reflecting support from Iowa officials. Gwynne opposed saying the plan not beneficial or sound. Another vote approved extra expense pay for members despite some dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Chase
Uowa Daily Press
Washington, D.C
Henry O. Talle
Bretton Woods
House
Talle
John W. Gwynne
Waterloo
Iowa
Gwynne
Stetton Woods
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Reich
Frank Miles
William
McDonald
Weeison
Wis
St. Merc Ezlise Cemetary No. 1
Hazleton
Henry C. Walsh
Burlington
Clinton
OSE Mearshal
Rathben
Blondie
By McManus
Little Annie Rooney
Gracie Allen
J. H. Meyer
Califta
Mary Sorenson
Ner. Talle
Martin
Iowa City
Uniltary Affairs Committee
By Jimmy Hatlo
J Hamglo
Thomas W.bqaidwood
Belleville, Thi
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