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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1943
Page
2
An editorial recounts a family misadventure where a paint tin in a bedroom closet was discarded with rubbish. A week later a cash stash of about 500 dollars vanished with the can. The tale ends with a wary moral about banking in tin cans and a quip about changing habits.
Britain taps Field Marshal Archibald Wavell as viceroy in Tidin amid debate in Washington over India governance and urgent emphasis on defense against Japan. The pick echoes Cornwallis history, suggesting a reforming, capable ruler capable of wartime leadership.
The letter condemns rioting and strikes as foolish political behavior and urges a quick return to national unity. It stresses personal responsibility and cooperation across classes and colors, noting foreign service members are dismayed by dissent at home and suggesting a rapid shift to goodwill.
A notable contribution to world peace by the Commission to Study the Basis of Just and Durable Peace. This is the seventh of three series in The Oelwein Daily Register, examining the fundamentals the commission says underlie solutions to world problems to insure a just and durable peace after victory.
Governor Thomas E. Dewey argues that durable peace rests on spiritual faith and widespread knowledge, insisting freedoms including religious and intellectual liberty must be practiced, not just proclaimed. He cautions against absolutism, calls for a code of conduct among nations, and stresses economic freedom as essential to true liberty. Also lists wartime ration stamps and expiration dates for 1943 44 season as public notice.
Senator Guy M Gillette and 21 agricultural state colleagues consider corn shortages at terminal markets and the impact on alcohol plants and livestock feed. They discuss using commodity credit loans, estimating 75 million bushels tied to foreign loans, and possible removal of restrictions to boost planting. Also, Representative Henry O Talice announces Dubuque airfield funding of 650000 for war training programs.
A text outlines six pillars including UN collaboration among nations, global economic and financial cooperation, updating treaty structures to changing conditions, ensuring international autonomy for subject peoples, and upholding universal intellectual and religious liberty rights.
A fragment reflects a conviction that lasting peace depends on broad religious cooperation and common ground across communities. It emphasizes the link between enduring harmony and united spiritual progress.
Ration table outlines stamp validity for June. Red Meats and Fats stamps N through current week remain valid to end June, with prior weeks J K L and M also processed. Blue coffee and sugar stamps have extended deadlines, while gasoline stamps in A books allow four gallons weekly until July 21.
The best time to trim evergreens is late April or early May when new growth covers the branches. Pines are trimmed when the candles on new shoots are half grown ensuring proper shaping and growth.
Radio listings for WHO WGN WMT and other Midwestern stations outline Monday evening programs from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM. Schedule includes news, dramas, concerts, variety shows, dance orchestras, and network updates featuring presenters like Dr Preston Bradley H V Kaltenborn Lux Radio Theater Gabriel Heather Three Suns Rialto.
Radio listings for NBC and CBS stations outline a full evening of programs from 6:00 PM to midnight. Among highlights are music acts such as Johnny Mercer quartet, Hildegarde, and Rhythm ensembles, plus news from Gabriel Heatter and Fulton Lewis Jr. and features like Treasure Chest and Battle of Sexes. The long slate includes talks, dramas, and variety shows with multiple dance orchestras, sports notes, and signoffs.
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