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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1941

Page

2

Editorial Comment on Labor Nomination and Strike Crisis

An unsigned note questions a second nomination for Gypsy Lee as secretary of labor after her handling of Harry Bridges in San Francisco. It cites a Sheldon Sun editorial criticizing Roosevelt Perkins policy and Detroit sitdown strike, urging firm government action to end strikes and support defense production.

Gypsy Lee Harry Bridges San Francisco Sheldon Sun Roosevelt Perkins Gov. Murphy Michigan Detroit Lves Uthoriy S Eing Sk Worreer Drs Jr. Defense Industries House of Representatives

Hitler faces two fronts as Russia bites back

The piece argues Hitler overreached by invading Russia. It notes German forces along a 1500 mile frontier and predicts a harsh winter retreat if the Russians hold. It warns that a two front war could echo Napoleon and suggest Hitlerism may end if Britain remains defiant.

Hitler Russia Des Moines Europe Poland Was Denmark Belgium Low Countries United States Napoleon

Russians Repel German Drive In Ukraine Battle

War dispatches report strong Russian resistance against German advances toward Ukraine. The story notes German forces were driven back and highlights Hitler's demand for token troops from dominated countries to aid anti communism efforts. Recruiting offices reportedly opened in several states as nations consider joining the fight.

Russia Germany Ukraine Hitler

Fragmented text fragment hints at sports or team notes

Scrambled OCR fragment mentions players and teams with unclear names and dates, suggesting a brief sports item or roster note. Readable entities are limited. core facts and context are unreadable.

Oil at Ames Sparks Board of Education Talk

Aboard discussion notes a board member citing a college bore logs claiming over 2200 feet to water with no oil reports at 1800 feet or other depths. The conversation references consulting firms and the potential of oil findings near Ames despite prior water depths.

Ames Ernar Coeze Rupe Board of Educaton Colege

Battle of Two Dictators Narrows Democracies War Tone

The piece frames World War II as a contest between two dictators, arguing democracies gain only aid leverage if Stalin prevails. It suggests Stalin could halt Hitler long enough for Britain and the US to bolster strength for a later clash. The text also includes miscellaneous livestock market quotes.

Stalin Hitler Britain United States

Fifth Column Bulletin Missing

A wartime note condemns the circulation of a German propaganda bulletin in New York, stating authorities correctly barred it from the mails and shut its offices after three years of indiscriminate distribution to the public.

New York Hitler

Italian Sub Sinks Passenger Ship Sunk by Italian Sub

A Turkish vessel carrying around 200 passengers to England was torpedoed by an Italian submarine. More than 160 lives were lost, and Mussolini gains wartime credit as the incident strengthens ties with Hitler.

England Mussolini Hitler

Hitler Distrusts His Own Aid Tells of Romanian Ties

Report cites authority that Hitler doubts Romanian troops in battle and places German officers with Romanian forces while keeping rear-mounted guns to aid in fighting. He is certain to win or lose by struggle, with Russia appearing strongest.

Hitler Veen Sue Russia

Markets Livestock Review Summary

Livestock prices eased with steady demand as cattle and calves sold around 1250 per head. About 1,000 head of cattle and 400 calves were offered, with 500 spring lambs noted among the receipts.

Craig Jane

Chicago Livestock Prices Summary

Chicago wholesale livestock bids show steers and heifers at 750 to 900 pounds valued around 10.75 to 12.25 with good to choice grade. Cows and bulls noted as good beef, while lighter cattle 500 to 750 pounds fetch around 16.00 to 16.20. Yearling notes present with ex- select rather than standard terms.

Chicago

Grain Market Final Grain Review Chicago June 27

Grain and soybean futures on the Chicago board of trade rose today with all wheat, soybeans and oats hitting new season highs. Wheat climbed to the day’s high, July at 1.05 3-8, soybeans up 5 to 6 5-8 cents, oats up 3-4, rye mixed. Continuous strength in cotton and oils spurred buying as shorts covered, with rain showers and moisture forecasts influencing the session.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Kansas City Minneapolis

Colored fowl and livestock prices from Proaunce Clarket Oelwein

Market listings show pricing for colored fowl over 5 pounds at 1 cent per pound, leghorn and other fowl under 4 and 5 pounds, old roosters 5 pounds and up at 1 cent, and various hide and livestock values. Petroleum and other commodities cited include crude Penn price around 1317 and grease, tin, and tinplate notes with price ranges and market conditions.

Oelwein

Prices and supply figures for poultry dairy and eggs in Washington

O P A sets maximums for live poultry with varying prices for turkeys ducks fowls and broilers. State milk herd data for 1939 1940 shows production and fodder use. butter creamery and egg receipts with market trends and quality grades. Dressed poultry prices mix by region and product. frozen and fresh poultry notes include regional differences and box packaging.

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Chicago Produce Chicago June Poultry and Produce Prices

A Chicago market bulletin lists June poultry receipts and prices per goods category including leghorn hens and trailers, butter and cheese quotes, egg receipts and grades, potatoes arrivals and shipments, and regional notes on supply and demand. Prices show firm market with varied scores and weights across meats, dairy, and produce. regional items mention Idaho, Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas markets with quoted ranges for washed and unwashed goods.

Chicago Idaho Alabama Bliss Triumph Shed Arkansas Bliss Triumphs Missouri Cobblers Karsas Cobblers

Market Wrap Highlights Mixed Stocks and Grains

Stocks edged lower and bonds rose unevenly with curb and Chicago shares stronger. Chicago wheat closed at seasonal highs up 3.5 cents, corn up 0.125. Cotton futures rose to 11 year highs, cottonseed up 0.25 cents to 15 year highs. Silver steady at 34.75 cents. Rubber futures held steady. Advertising note appears from the Odlwein Daily Register.

United Press Chicago New York

Germany and Russia Face Off in Vast Eastern War

A detailed analysis argues the German aim is the Volga region with oil and industry as goals, while the Red Army fights defensively behind river lines. It notes Russian withdrawal tactics, German superiority in production, and the potential for encirclement and a long campaign influenced by British air actions.

Moscow Soviet Union Red Army Hitler Pruth Dniester Bessarabia Kiev Stalin

Hitler Avoids Direct Attack

Hitler refrains from a direct assault as manpower liens show about 2.5 million on each side and air strength favors Germany with around 6,000 planes to 4,000 for Russia. German planes are likely more efficient, but the Soviet air force remains capable and continues an offensive despite losses. Hitler’s objective appears to be to

Hitler

Naval Committee Rejects Navy Request

Washington June 27 The senate naval affairs committee rejected the navy emergency legislation to retain men in service beyond enlistments during the national emergency. It approved a measure to force future volunteers to serve beyond their terms if Congress proclaims national welfare imperiled and backed a bill to hire about 330 anti sabotage and anti espionage agents to guard naval establishments.

Washington Senate Naval Affairs Committee Navy Congress House

Codfish eggs yield millions but few reach maturity

A codfish lays about 6,000,000 eggs with only around six becoming adult fish. Most eggs are eaten by other fish before they can develop.

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