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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
2
The Tuesday council session in Celwcih featured sharp exchanges between residents and officials over the swimming pool project. Editors defend accuracy amid misquoting claims while noting broad citizen engagement and ongoing cooperation to advance recreation facilities and tennis courts with local labor.
A column recaps events from ten, twenty, and thirty years ago, including Max Schmeling knocking out Joe Louis in Yankee Stadium, local travel, births, and visits. Residents such as the Lawthers, Brinton, Rusk, Secrmt, and the Carner family are noted with trips to Minneapolis, Raleigh, Ames, and Independence. Also mentions a daughter born to Mr and Mrs G A Carner in Independence and various trips by Ed Hanson, Jack Irvin, and others. The piece reflects on social ties, theater of life, and local nostalgia with brief anecdotes and community names.
George F. Sokolsksy argues that backing Italy's Trieste claim blocks Soviet expansion and protects Western civilization. He warns Yugoslavia could subjugate or slaughter 200,000 Italians if it controls the region, urging U.S. resolve to keep Trieste Italian.
The American Beauty shows will exhibit on Schaum's field all next week funded by the Lions club. The carnival, famed for quality and previously seen in Independence, features 35 concessions seven rides and five other shows. President Zuber endorses the event and the standout attraction is the $7000 Spitfire ride with other highlights including a merry go round ferris wheel and loop plane.
The regular meeting of the United Farmers of America will take place on Friday June 21 at the American Legion hall in Maynard.
A Register ad mislisted the address for Lyle Butler, recently home from service, causing a flood of buyers for a 1927 Chevrolet and household goods. The correct address is 514 1st St SE. future inquiries should go there. The note ends with a light exchange about the morning cold.
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