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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1941

Page

2

Waered at the Ochwein and Best Office Notice

A period advertisement lists rates and affiliations for a newspaper office service. It notes 00 per week by carrier and identifies several press associations and publishers representatives, including J. Devinse & Associates with offices in New York Chicago Detriot Atlanta Pittsburgh and Syracuse.

United Press Inland Press Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn J. Devixe & Associates NC Publishers’ Representative New York Chrysler Cicaro Michigan Ave New Center Atlanta Palmer Ride Pittsbuygh Oliver Ae Syracuse Stare Tower

Lest We Forget Congress Shall Make No Law

The fragment references the First Amendment principle against government establishment of religion and freedom of worship, highlighting a foundational constitutional topic. The text suggests a discussion of church state separation and related rights within a broader civic context. The source lacks complete details but emphasizes legal guarantees and historical debate.

Congress

Newspaper parity prices spark debate on farm parity

Editorial from Webster City Freeman Journal critiques farm parity pricing and proposes a broader “newspaper parity” concept. It notes rising costs for materials at ten thousand dollars yearly, cites a Des Moines Register cartoon on inflation, and mentions volatile corn prices around eighty two to eighty four cents, questioning if parity will close the gap.

Webster City Freeman-Journal Des Moines Resister Chicago

Italy seeks peace through decisive action and unity

The text argues that Italians deserve peace and should act decisively. It urges strong, credible leadership to guide the country toward independence and stability, warning that without united efforts the nation risks continuing turmoil and external pressure.

Italy

No Hope For Men In Submarine Disaster Report

The report states 33 crewmen aboard the submarine O-9 are presumed dead after a depth pressure collapse. Howard J. Abbott of Osceola Iowa commanded the vessel. his mother learned the news on the radio. Navy experts say survival was unlikely even if surfaced, noting similar incidents yield few survivors.

Howard J. Abbott Osceola Iowa Osceola Sentinel Abbott Atlantic

More Kind Words for H Yi Ho and Des Moines Towns

The item praises H Yi Ho and George Althouse, noting compliments published in the Daily and World Journal. It mentions meetings, towns including Des Moines, and other good sized communities that benefited from these efforts.

Newton H. Yi Ho Ein George Althouse World-Journal Sare Des Moines

Little Annie Rooney Brings Bomber Record to England

The article notes Little Annie Rooney, the first woman to fly a bomber across the Atlantic, praised by British authorities and hailed as the world's outstanding woman flyer with multiple records. She promises future deliveries to England as she continues breaking barriers in aviation.

Oe X London Atlantic England

Government as a Pork Buyer and Ford Union Plant

The government purchased six million pounds of pork amid rising hog prices, claiming to have bought every pound offered, a move linked to the price surge. Ford’s big plant becomes a union shop with the CIO, agreeing to unionize many previously nonunion activities and to employ a standard plant pace.

FORD C. SO

Alibi Claim Involves 1939 German Consular Actions

A fragmentary passage alleges an alibi related to sending U S consuls from German occupied territory to counter an earlier action in 1939. The text is unclear but suggests a wartime defense linked to consular personnel and German authorities.

U. S Germany Iven Eid

Grain Market Final Review Shows New December Highs

Market report notes grain activity with corn influenced by other grains. December delivery posted two new seasonal highs as demand drawn from professional and commercial interests.

Produce Market Prices From Oelwein and New York

Market notes show Oelwein listing for eggs and fowl with varied weights and prices, including old roosters and colored fowl. New York reports steady overall, potatoes priced per 100 pounds with No 1 grade standard, and regional potato and yam markets reflecting fair demand and steady trade.

Oelwein Leghorn New York Idaho

All in Fun Plea Ties Robbery to Union Town Incident

Bobbie Wagner twenty pled guilty in Union Town Pennsylvania to armed robbery saying she and another girl held up a gasoline station attendant “all in fun.” Police records show the girl has five aliases.

Uniontown Bobbie Wagner

Financial Market Update From United Press

Stocks move irregularly higher in dull trading as bonds edge up modestly. Bonds show uneven gains while rails stay strong. Wheat climbs modestly per bushel and cotton futures rise about 25 cents per 100 pounds. Market activity remains subdued with limited downstream impact.

United Press Chicago

Hidden Hazard Sparks Reminder About Storing Matches

Officials warn residents to store matches in a closed metal or rigid container out of reach of children and away from combustibles. Improper storage in closets or drawers can lead to accidental fires and injuries, prompting renewed safety guidance.

Arming Merchant Ships Debate Echoes Roosevelt Message

Sen Homer T Bone and Rep Harold Knutson react to President Roosevelt’s call for arming merchant ships or using convoys. Sen Burton Wheeler accuses the president of trying to stoke war sentiment as the nation weighs freedom of the seas.

Homer T. Bone Wash Roosevelt Harold Knutson Minn Burton K. Wheeler Mont

The Applicant’s Dramatic Resume Impresses Manager

A theatrical manager interviewing crowd applicants is handed a newspaper cutting by one man. The clipping describes an imprisoned man who conducted his own defense in a highly dramatic fashion, implying he is exactly the type sought for crowd parts.

Safest Industries In The United States Classified

A historical note identifies tobacco cement and eel sectors as among the safest in the United States. The claim lists three industries as notably secure amid unspecified conditions. No supporting data or dates are provided in this fragment.

United

Rock of Gibraltar guards Mediterranean entrance

The Gibraltar rock is a British possession since 1713. It features a fortified, secure harbor and serves as a vital naval base. Measured at 24% miles long, three quarters of a mile wide, rising 1,396 feet, spanning nearly two square miles.

Rock of Gibraltar Iberian Peninsula

Paderewski Invents Tonitruone Gong for Thunder Echoes

The famed pianist Tonitruone Paderewski devised a gong named tonitruone to suggest distant thunder. Inventor used sound to evoke atmospheric rumble in musical performance and instrument design.

Tonitruone Paderewski

Survivor reaches U.S. after torpedoed ship attack

One of 11 survivors of the torpedoed American steamer Rob in Moor was rescued off the Brazilian coast. Virgil Sanderlin, third engineer, arrives in Miami aboard a Pan American Clipper en route to Washington and identifies the attacking U boat as German.

Robin Moor Virgil Sanderlin Miami Fla Washington

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Ochwein Lows Mumsolini By McManus Little Annie Rooney Kansas City Minneapolis Tim Ima Goana Jim Gobbie Wagner Jean Cavanaugh Washington, D. C Atlantic City Scott R.j.scott Australia Survivor U.S Central Press Virgil Sanderilin Amister Stilson Stilson
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