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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1943

Page

8

Griffith Aid Postponed and July Meeting Planned

Griffith Aid will not meet Friday this week at Mrs Laun dry's but will meet the 2nd Friday in July. The Alpha Class of the Christian church will have a 6:30 picnic supper at City Park Thursday June 24 with election of officers. A bridge party at the country club yesterday awarded prizes to Mrs J E Goodenow first Mrs George Jardee second Mrs B T Griffith average and Mrs Fred Lynes door. Modern Country club met June 22 at Mrs Leah Brig ham for a picnic and lunch. Three Link Circle met June 22 with plans for a picnic at Mrs John King home July 27. Norma McQueen to be bride next month received a lace table-cloth. Zander anniversary potluck Sunday hosted relatives from Tripoli Waverly Plainfield Sumner and Westgate.

Griffith Aid Mrs. Laundry’s Alpha Class of the Christian Church Country Varee Link Circle Three Link I. C F. Hall John King Effie Annear Norma McQueen Jnne Roe Alice Elliott Grace King Arthur Siegfried Sumner Glenn Cluts Westgate Wilbur Zander Oelwein Louis Zander

French Channel Coast Bombarded Lighting Continental Sky

A fragment notes heavy bombardment along the channel coast of northern France. The attack lit up the continental sky, signaling intense warfare activity.

France

Miners Reach Interim Peace Amid Wage Talks

Miners will operate under the 1941-43 wage contract as amended by the war labor board with about 120 cents daily in gains. Union leaders seek underground travel pay while President weighes anti strike bill. Lewis ties agreement to government control of mines and warns the strike remains postponed amid political debate.

War Labor Board WLB Lewis William Davis Davis John L. Lewis

Midwest farm bureaus urge federal subsidy repeal

The Midwest Farm Bureaus conference representing 12 states and 300000 members calls on Congress and federal authorities to end the subsidy and price rollback plan for foods. They argue the program harms inflation, production, and consumer costs, urging action to stop the ill-advised experiment. CIO editor Len De Caux protests OWI action, warning a Senate committee that wartime information feeds labor morale and victory efforts. Housing in some towns uses eight hour bed shifts, with occupants swapping beds at shift end.

Midwest Farm Bureaus Congress CIO Publications Len de Caux CIO News House Kenneth McKellar Senate Committee de Caux Senate

Union Chief Backs Up OWI Budget Restore Call

President Philip Murray of the Congress of Industrial Organizations urged Senate and House appropriations chairmen to restore in full the amount cut from the Office of War Information budget. He warned that the House action threatens to end crucial war information efforts and communications.

Washington Philip Murray Congress of Industrial Organizations Senate House Appropriations Committee Office of War Information House

Ruhr Valley Town Target For Big Raid

Air ministry called the operation heavy with concentrated bombing on Ruhr Valley town and arms plants. Returning crews said fires rose to 8000 feet as bombs sparked large blazes. Some pilots used routes via Krefeld and Huls. first raid on Mulheim in the war, with intruder patrols over Holland and France.

Air Ministry Krefeld Huls Ruhr Mulheim Air Tanak

Taft Seeks Limits on Subsidy Expansion in Food Program

Senator Taft sponsors an amendment restricting the maximum production subsidies and authorizing the Commodity Credit Corp to borrow up to 175 million dollars to fund increased production of soybeans cotton seed peanut oils cheese and canned fruits and vegetables. The move aims to cap roll back and price control programs while allowing expansion only within committee financial limits.

Commodity Credit Corp Robert A. Taft R. O Taft

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