Mihalovic Trial Reverberates Through Allied World War I Debts
Fragmented recollection centers on Mihalovic accused of killing communist forces amid World War I debt tensions. The text recalls praise in press abroad and shifting Allied support, with references to Tito and Moscow shaping postwar fate. Complex, historically tangled narrative ends with claims of puppet governance tied to Moscow.
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Theater
Oelwein
Oss
Himortalen
Pes Mihalovic
Sym
Russi Mihalovic
England
Liss
Lis
Moscow
Broa
Tito
Mihalovic
Russia
London
Oslatia
Jewel Heist at Kronberg Castle Crossing Continents
An American corporal discovers a 1.5 million dollar trove of royal German Hesse jewels in Kronberg Castle’s cellars. A captain and others face swift trials for transporting the loot to America as the case unfolds across continents. The roundup, confessions, and recovery aim to redeem the Army’s honor.
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Pentagon
Washington
Hitler
Kronberg
America
Europe
United of Army
Open Forum Letter Policy Cited by Oelwein Paper
Readers were invited to submit signed letters while anonymous items are discouraged. The editor noted letters should reflect personal views and be concise, with the newspaper reserving the right to edit for length, clarity, and taste.
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Wio
Teeny Bedtime Tale of Ducky and the Woods
Ducky wakes in damp grass with Mr Feline Cat beside him and recalls venturing into the woods after an argument with his mother. A yellow bird warns that Cat means harm and may trap the duck, urging caution as Ducky weighs comfort against danger.
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Ducky Doodle Waddle Quack
Mr. Feline Cat
Feline
Ducky
Chum
Ducky Escapes Feline Then Returns Home
Ducky hides from Mr. Feline Cat as the cat pursues through a woodland then corners him. Though Ducky longs for his mother and home, the cat captures him and imprisons him in a cage, with a promise to reveal more of the tale soon.
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Mr. Feline
Ducky
Mr. Feline Cat
Mr. Cat
Duckie
When College Professors Are Confused How Can Students Judge Ethical Issues
George Belokalsky notes the college system faces a dilemma between scholarship and attendance as thousands graduate with limited knowledge. He cites President Conant, Toland, and Taylor on values, the Wagner Act, and the one sided nature of labor law, urging ongoing exposure to value judgments in education.
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George Be.lokolsky
Uncle Sam
E. G. Toland
Concord
N. H
Harold ™Lor
Sarah Lawrence cc
Mr. Toland
Sarah, Lawrence
Eben
Lane
Taylor
Philosophical scrutiny of good and ancient rules
The excerpt argues that core moral codes from the Ten Commandments and Sermon on the Mount define good, condemning stealing, adultery, and murder. It questions modern academia and leadership, suggesting mixed values among presidents and professors risk corrupting students and weakening national resolve.
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Taylor
Fayette News Briefs From Fayette Area
Mrs Vern Rowland remains hospitalized at St Marys after major surgery. Basil and Basil Rowland of Donnellson visit the Vern Rowland home. Frank Landas of Fayette travels to Rochester for clinic treatment with Mrs Landas and Mrs John McLean. Kenneth Landas, son of Will Landas, also underwent surgery in Rochester. Tulsa visitors Frank Kiple and wife aid Jennie Denniston in Elgin for their parents 50th wedding anniversary. Lenore Swartz Barbara Henry stay with Lenores grandparents Allyn in Winthrop. Graham Denniston and family visit Jennie Dennistons Madison Wisconsin. Will Ash Ed Campbell Ray Belles Burton Warren drive to Des Moines. Ash returns in new Hudson car Mullin arranged.
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Vern Rowland
St. Mary's Hospital
Basil Rowland
Donnellson
Frank Landas
Fayette
Rochester
Landas
John McLean
Kenneth Landas
Will Landas
Tulsa
Frank Kiple
Okla
Jennie Denniston
Elgin
Mr. Kiple
Lenore Swartz
Barbara Henry
Lenoré
Allyn
Winthrop
Graham Denniston
Madison
Wisc
Mr. Denniston
Des Moines
Will Ash
Ed Campbell
Ray Belles
Burton Warren
Ash
Hudson
Will Mullin
Ten Years Ago Highlights in Cedar Rapids
Ten years ago today, Elinor Graham and family hosted friends in Cedar Rapids with Arthur Schlumbohm, while Muriel Burke and Mary visited from Long Beach for a month with Mrs. Davis and family. Rooster Day winners from Oelwein and Stanley surfaced, and Miss Viola Hanson planned a trip to Iowa City. Twenty years ago notes mention a Junior band concert and visitors from Soldier, Kansas. Thirty years ago owlish fashion and travels wrap the week with Ostrich feathers in demand and locals visiting Fairbank and Cedar Rapids.
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Elinor Graham
Mariella
Marion Schlumbohm
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Schlumbohm
Muriel Burke
Mary
Long Beach
Calif
Marie O’brien
Sumner
Guy
Miller
Stanley
Robert Loeb
Oelwein
L. B. Slater
Viola. Hanson
Iowa City
F. Duckworth
Verne Stebbins
Chicago
Zella Beckey
Viola Neiland
Fairbank
Hugo Grewell
Willis
J. T. Kint
John Groat
J. Callahan
Wadena
A. EF. Helmbaugsh
Monticello
Andy Akins
St. Paul
Local Family Greetings Highlight Quiet Midweek Visit Notes
Des Moines visitors from the Leverington family joined Mrs Emma Wilson in a Wednesday evening gathering at the home of Rev and Mrs Schliepsiek of Hubbard. The Schliepsieks hosted Tuesday guests, KR Schliepsiek, and Mr and Mrs Helmuth Kamin of Rudd spent the weekend with the Rev and Mrs K R Schliepsick. Henry Allenstein remains on the sick list after a fall and heart attack while Mrs Allenstein recovers in Mercy hospital. Visitors from East Syracuse NY, the Steele brothers and their kin in Lamont, and the Farnums of Las Vegas, along with relatives in Strawberry Point, all share the ongoing family social visits.
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James Leverington
Emma, Wilson
Mohn Schliepsiek
Hubbard
KR. Schliepsiek
Helmuth Kamin
Rudd
K. R. Schliepsick
Henry Allenstein
Allenstein
Mercy Hospital
Qelwel
Floyd Farnum
Las Vegas
New
Farnum
Oscar and
Robert Steele
Oscar Steele
Limont
Strawberry Point
Lamont Bank Inspectors Review Lamont Office
Lamont Savings Bank renewed 242 drivers licenses on Monday. Burdette Ross returns from Des Moines with Mrs. Ross. Sorg, Glenny, Kirsch, and Christensen examined the Lamont office Tuesday morning in the presence of officials.
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Lamont Savings Bank
Burdette Ross
Des Moines
P. E. Sorg
Farmers State Bank
Independence
W. E. Glenny
F. A. Kirsch
R. Christensen
Lamont
Shoppers Wednesday Anecdotes From Ochyein and Dundee
Shoppers Thursday included Mrs Rollin I Murray and Mrs Hubert Philips in Ochyein. William Cuthbertson of near Dundee called in Lamnunt and Floyd L Kline with daughter Judy of Dundee visited town Thursday morning.
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Rollin I. Murray
Hubert Philips
William Cuthbertson
Dundee
Lamnunt
Floyd L. Kline
Judy
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