FDR Advisers Split Over Appeasement Pole French Problems
The account details Roosevelt and advisers debating appeasement as Europe teetered on war. It covers Kennedy and Bullitt stances, U.S. public opinion, and the hope for a French ally, with tension over Poland and the Soviet Union. Roosevelt sought unity with Britain and the Soviet Union to prevent a second Munich.
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FDR
U. S
United States
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Soviet Union
Stalin
America
Great Britain
NebrasKas Primary Ballot To Include Vandenberg Says McConnell
Nebraska voters will see Arthur Vandenberg on the April 13 free form presidential primary ballot but he has not confirmed seeking the Republican nomination. Raymond McConnell, committee chair, listed seven candidates and said Vandenberg declined to discuss availability. Vandenberg urged his name be removed if he is not a candidate. McConnell also filed 6,59 Nebraska voter signatures to place Truman, O Mahoney on the Democratic ticket and Dewey, MacArthur, Mart in Jr, Stassen, Taft, Warren on the ballot.
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Lincoln
Neb
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
Nebraska
Raymond McConnell
McConnell
Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenbers
McClanell
Frank Marsh
Truman
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Wyo
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Douglas MacAdthur
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Robert A. Taft
R. D
Earl Warren
California
Girl Scouts Sponsor Movie Next Week
Ozhvein and Brownie troops sponsor the film Great Expectations at Grand theater on March 9 and 10. Tickets distributed at Forget-me-not troop 11 meeting Friday. proceeds fund troop equipment and World Brotherhood Week campaign. Lois Kelly, Mari Ann Schmidt, and Joyce Berkner spoke on figures tied to Booker T. Washington and George Washington. Mothers invited to March 3 meeting for troop business.
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Ozhvein Girl Scout
Brownie
Grand Theater
Scouting
Lois Kelly
Booker T.washington
Mari Ann Schmidt
Joyce Berkner
George Washington
Film Industry Faces $55 Million Suit
Ten Hollywood producers and writers filed a $55 million damage suit claiming blacklisting for refusing to disclose communist ties. They fight alleged job loss and reputational harm while seeking injunctions against packist inquiries in a case led by John Howani Lawson and others including Ring Lardner Jr and Dalton Trumbo.
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Hollywood
John Howani Lawson
Edward Deyiyk
Ring Lardner, Jr
Adrian Scott
Albert Maltz
Dalton Trumbo
Samuel Ornitz
Herbert Biberman
Lester Cole
Iwah Bessie
Chaser of Commerce Dinner Meeting Noted
A Wednesday dinner meeting at KC Hall is scheduled for 7:00 PM with a shorter KoC program and remarks by President Art Schneider. The event outlines the year’s plans and includes a folding dancer display.
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K. C
Tak Rts
Art Schneider
Anti-Lynch Bill Clears House Committee Vote
The House Judiciary Committee approved an anti-lynching measure 18 to 8, GOP sponsored as part of a broader civil rights push. Southern Democrats urged Republicans to retreat from rights laws, while debate highlighted party splits and potential penalties up to 10,000 dollars fine or 20 years in prison.
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Washington
House
Truman
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
L. Mendel Rivers
Sen Hookert
A. Taft, R
Taft
House-Senate Economic Committee
Benjamin Fairless
U.S. Steel Corp
Police Report Highlights February Offenses
Seven people arrested for illegal parking led February priority list by police chief Paul Galer. Four as speed violations and two for assault and battery. One arrest each for disturbing the peace passing on intersection disregarding stop sign and reckless driving. 91 red lights answered, 30 civil processes served, one warrant, one mittimus, and 15 accidents reported including a pedestrian. Department car traveled 2405 miles using 226 gallons of gas.
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Loek News Vesk
Paul Galer
Snow Interrupted Iowa bank robbery manhunt in snow
Two armed bandits robbed Farmers Savings Bank of 4375 in Wever Iowa. A driving snowstorm halted the statewide search as authorities tracked a green Chevrolet with out of state plates fleeing southwest on Highway 61 toward Fort Madison. Miss Flora Patton 22 cashier aided the hold up and was struck on the head but not injured. The suspects remain at large with limited physical descriptions.
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Wever
Iowa
Wines
Missouri
Farmers Savings Bank
Fort Madison
Flora Patton
Miss Patton
House Group Demands File On Condon
Washington based American activities committee orders the Commerce Department to produce all records of its loyalty investigation into Dr Eduard A. Condon head of the bureau of standards. The three member subcommittee accuses Condon of consorting with alleged Soviet spies. Acting Secretary Foster says Condon has been cleared by the loyalty board. The panel urges firing and asserts department jurisdiction over the bureau of standards. The request for records is led by chairman J Parnell Thomas with Robert Stripling as investigator.
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Washington
House
American Activities Committee
Commerce Departement
Eduard A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Condon
Wiliam C. Foster
Department
J. Parnell Thomas
BR. N. J
Waller Reed Atal
Robert Stripling
Thomas
Polk County Attorney Swilezer Announces Governor Bid
Polk County Attorney Carroll Swilezer 39 announces Democratic bid for governor in Des Moines. He calls for a thorough investigation of state government and clean reforms, criticizing current administration and pledging action against perceived corruption. Swilezer cites high taxes and fiscal concerns while outlining plans for future stability and emergency readiness. He notes statewide interest and compares to past candidates, amid ongoing local fraud cases and investigations.
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Polk County
Carroll Swilezer
Kday
Joxwa
Statehouse
Switzer
Tse
Switver
Jawa
Merervere
Dee Mercade
Frank J Miles Dee Meines
Corey
Casas
Rome
Balk Coty Lochd
Services Thursday For County Farmer From Local News Besk
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church in Wadena for Lawrence Albert Cline 52 found dead with a self-inflicted .32 caliber bullet in his room He had been in poor health and brooding over selling his farm land A farm equipment sale is set for March 8 Cline born August 10 1895 in Fairfield township lived in the area most of his life He served in World War II and married Ima Everett August 25 1920 He is survived by five children John James at home Mrs Ralph Schutty Lima Mrs Herbert Kray San Francisco and Mrs Joe Brockin Elkader six grandchildren two brothers and one sister Burial will be at Wadena Cemetery The body is at Gleimm Funeral Home Arington
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Presbyterian Church
Wadena
Lawrence Albert Cline
Dormer
Mies
West Union
Highway 6
Gleimm
Arington
Cline
R. Wood
Mr Cline
Fairfield Township
John
Rose Page Cline
Ima Everett
James
Ralph Schutty
Lima
Herbert Kray
San Francisco
Calif
Joe Brockin
Elkader
Lou Cline
Maupin
Ore
Archie Cine
Ossian
Madge Murray
Industries Eye Oelwein As Plant Site
Industrial Committee of the Oelwein Chamber of Commerce reported last year ten plants considered the city as a site. All offered free sites and building aid, plus surveys and services. Three firms chose elsewhere. five remain in consideration. Railroads pledged cooperation. Committee members listed. anyone with location tips asked to contact secretary A. C. Brown.
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Qelwein
The
Chamber of Commercce
Oelwein
Richard Connor
Mal Channer
George Jamison
Leo Dempsey
Don Strang
M. C. Hanson
Richard Smith, Sr
Lew Warren
Glenn Edwards
A. C. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Vets To Discuss On-Farm Training Saturday
Veterans in Fayette county will meet at the VFW hall Saturday at 7 p.m to help organize on-the-farm training. Several veterans already support the plan and volunteers are invited to assist in starting schooling locally.
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Fayette County
VFW
Revenue Office Change Announces New Waterloo Collectors
U S Revenue Collector updates show Cee Lerat Mena and Stanley J Adams taking posts in Waterloo effective March 1. Hunter replaces Adem, Adams reports family moves and schedule shifts with new office hours and one day weekly openings beginning March 28.
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Waterloo
Ralwh
Hinter
Interval Revenue Office
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Adem
Adams
Merried
Willoir
Lorraic
Truck Crash Blamed on Storm Near Oehwein City
Report from local news desk notes a morning collision about 11 am one mile north of Oehwein city limits. Douglas Graman of Sumner and Robert Menniger of Oeblwein Mercy Hospital identified as involved. Officials suggest driving snow storm caused the accident. roads remain open.
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Douglas Graman
Sumner
Robert Menniger
Oeblwein Wein Mercy Hospital
Oehwein
Patriolimen
Stress Benefits of Trade Associations Drill Local Businessmen
Coral News Orre reports at Rotary on trade associations and their value to businessmen. Werlaufer, Johnson, Kuper, and Vargason discuss the National Dry Cleaners and Laundry Institute, National Retail Dry Goods Association, and other groups, with examples of member gains, credit unions, and used car value guidance.
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Coral News
H. M. Werlaufer
R. A. Johnson
L. Q O. Kuper
Hoyce Vargason
Rotary
Clyde Wilson
R. C D. Noble
Leon Knapp
Wilson
Werlauier
National Dry Cleaners and Laundry Institute Associations
Bill Fitch
West Union
LaSalle
Joliet
Johnson
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Kuper
Oelwein Independent Erocer’s Association
SAC
Register
Qelwein Credit Association
Vargason
National Automobile Dealers Association
Dun & Bradstreet
J. Channer
Wetlaufe
W. Palmer
Lew Warren
Des
District Legion Meet At Decorah April 22
Decorah hosts the annual Fourth Town Taskiet of the American LT action and Agwingry wale event on April 22, announced today. Local organizers say the gathering will feature community activities and displays at the Bernaty-Symon¢ venue.
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District Legion
Decorah
Pest
Stolen Vacuum Cleaner Ad Prompts Seller’s Defense
Walter Martin reports a stolen Korby vacuum cleaner with attachments listed in a classified service ad. He prices the item at $79 and notes he plans to advertise again, inviting inquiries and urging readers to turn valuables into cash via the registry. He encourages looking in basements and attics for sale items.
Investments Club Honor Marks Lora Dewk Holders
Lora Dewk Holders qualified as a member of the 3948 Presidents Club of Investors Syndicate, a national investment firm for technology. The award notes strong sales achievement and competition among representatives across the United States.
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Hoold Viller
Investors Syndicate
Nat
Ea~ Ode Investment
Techne
Millee
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