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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1944

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Chiang Fears Power of Rival Leaders

United Press reports Gen Chiang Kai-Shek fears coalition moves by rival Kuomintang and Communist leaders as Gen Stilwell’s recall reshapes China’s war effort. Stilwell’s command clashes with Chiang’s aim to control arms and trains while preparing for postwar power, amid dissension within the party and fear of a communist surge after the war.

Darrell Berrigan United Press Chiang Kai-Shek Joseph W. Sumoval Subyell Chiang Issuue Kuomintang Chunghing Organitation Chins Ching China Uner Stilwell Thas U.d States Cianz Chungking Sitwell Japan Yostingn Stailwells Hengyang Ini Thir Porter United States Chians Pan Peoples Political Couunel

BUREY KILLED IN GERMANY

Local news desk reports Sgt. Howard W. Durey son of Virame Abs and Flo Durey of Fayetteville was killed in action in Germany on October 13. He served in the tank corps with prior service in Africa and Sicily. Survived by parents a wife in Georgia and other relatives. he had lived in Independence and Fayette and worked for Northside Grocery before leaving.

Fayette Sai Duarey Northside Georgia Isless Noble Willian

Iowa OPA Probes Cigarette Price Evasion

Iowa OPA investigators probe cigarette price gouging and evasive sales tactics. Des Moines director D. Kline reports reports of marksups on standard brands, with some retailers charging up to 30 cents and others 25 cents per package. Officials say drastic action will be taken against violators under OPA rulings as investigations continue.

OPA Kline

Holiday Nov. 23 Observed In Oelwein As Pushed Date

Governor B B Hickenlooper has proclaimed November 23 as the holiday Thanksgiving observance. Oelwein residents had expected November 30, prompting questions in the REGISTER. Officials cited five Thursdays in November causing the miscue and confirmed the correct date.

B. B. Hickenfeeper United Press Oelwein

Oelwein and Lansing Soldiers Wounded Reported

The War Department announced today the names of 2,598 soldiers wounded in action in various theaters. Included are Dan Srey and Lee MM Fish from Lansing and Don 1D Fertsch from Oelwein.

Washington Dan Sreya Lee MM Fish Lansing Don Fertsch Oelwein

Halloween Quiet Ends in Oeiwein Police Report

Police report from Oeiwein notes one of the calmest Halloweens in memory with minor incidents. Window soaping by Gamage was petty and a few car stalks burned on St. St. SW. The heat from the blaze damaged the asphalt paving, while private parties at the Rec provided youth entertainment and a chance to let off steam.

Oeiwein St. St Shar Heid

New Plane Can Cut Fares in Half

The Glenn L. Martin Co of Baltimore announced the Mercury 202 a new airliner promising passenger fare cuts of roughly 50 percent. Chief designer Magruder spoke at a press conference in Washington outlining a design aimed at high speed and short turnaround. The plane could operate over similar routes and is touted to achieve five minute quick-wet operations and a cruising speed around 256 mph.

Chicago Glenn L. Martin Co Baltimore Peston Magruder New Design Curren Phay Washington Alamore New York Amd Megroder

Hunters Jailed for Attack on Farmer EXIMETS

Des Moines reports a clash involving hunters and a farmer with assault and battery charges. Names and ages appear garbled but mention of Lyons brothers and a couple of suspects are noted. Detectives questioned several individuals while others were released.

Des Moines Ted Howard Larne Wens Cust Jess Pete Hoggun Tian Beovaer Merion Ise Fermer Im Shoitsu Cour Ether Lyon Brothers Recio Wisskec Vincer Ti Lyons Brothers

Red Cross In School Drive Gains Local Momentum

The Junior Red Cross enrollment runs through November 15 in 36 rural schools, 7 high and grade schools in South Fayette. Teachers report strong student participation and donations from Arlington, Loveland, and Southside, with items such as bags, portfolios, napkins, and knitted goods sent to veterans hospitals.

Red Cross Focal Chapte South Fayette Tre Town Arlingtom Ma Stanley Oren Westgeeg Cue Oelvein Loveland Amy Remsa Vis Arlington Teacharine Kimpston Oel Marr Ay Strawberry Kathleen Burke Ymount MM Moone Oslwein High School Bone Economics Department Millie Lerdail Burton No Washington Southside School Oclsein Julia Ceilley H. S Constanti

Enrollment Drop Worries Schools

The state department of pun ections reports a postwar enrollment decline across 1943-44 and 194 is expected to continue. H McFarland notes the exodus of youths from high schools due to work, agriculture, and wartime disruption, urging schools, parents, and employers to plan reeducation and reclamation of students who left for jobs.

State Department of Pune McFarland Northwest Reguidl Tits Tom Tate Mendes Schen

Russians Drive on Budapest Amid Russian Red Army Push

Fragmented, garbled war dispatches describe Soviet forces converging from south, east, and northeast toward Budapest, breaking through German and Hungarian lines along the Danube and Tisza corridors. Reports cite rapid advances toward the Hungarian capital, with German and Hungarian units reportedly demoralized as the Red Army presses from East Prussia toward major rail hubs and key junctions near the front.

Hoscow Budar Y Marshal Rod Aalino Danube Tisza Mersk H Emighold Dapesi Budaest Trent Red Army Ipsterbure East Prussia Reerty Aed Mahlins Wn Wav

Farm Credit Board Names Hebow Marcus to New Term

Marcus Hebow, of Farmers Grove, Iowa, is named to the Farm Credit Board of Cameha Neb for a later term beginning Jan. 1, 1945. He has served on the Omana Farm Credit Board since 1942 and holds residences in Farmers Grove, Iowa. He is a director of the National Association of Cooperatives and a former executive committee member of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.

Kansas City Hebow Marcus Fare Credit Board of Camha Omabe Bank Tes Hiehee Farm Credit Boad of Omana Qealorg Tews

Quadruplets Born By Caesarian In Philadelphia

Mrs Joseph Carminello of Gooner Darby Pa welcomed quadruplets three girls and a boy at Lying-In hospital in Philadelphia. Doctors led by Dr John C Mery performed a Caesarian with continual spinal anesthesia while Mrs Cirminello remained conscious. The delivery lasted about 15 minutes with several obstetricians present and two assisting Dr Ulery. The couple previously had one infant who died shortly after birth.

Philadelphia Joseph Carminello Gooner Darby John C. Mery Staf Ulery Cirminello

Church Group Proposes Tight Iowa Liquor Enforcement

A Cedar Rapids church group pushes a resolution to the Iowa legislature calling for strict enforcement of present liquor laws and a local option. The plan, led by Tarra Roberts and the Canerarts Church of Christ, aims to end the era of leniency and ensure compliance by local chapters.

Cordassins Agephen Tocal Tarra Roberts Canerarts Church of Christ Mvomary Strale Lessa Fk and Stele Olerdis Aise Tong Maryan Ga Les Presy Orstad Aly Cedar

Counterattacks Costly to Germans Near Bologna and Coast

Allied reporting shows German counterattacks costly with limited gains. Fighting centered on American troops south of Bologna and coastal west near the Terassanht area. German efforts included four counterattacks against Bravilians and forced retreat of South American troops, while Berilian units held three villages La Rocheute Lomadiscio and Pradoscello near the Ferchio river and Mount San Quirice to the west.

Rome Bologna Voweer la Rocheute Lomadiscio Pradoscello Ferchio Mount San Quirice

November Tire Quota Increases Amid Vehicle Demand

DES NGIXNES reports November quota rises for passenger tires to 62 and a reserve of 20 996 as in October, with some bands and categories seeing slight reductions. The district notes a small dip in large implement tires and a slight decline in new automobile quotas from 14 in October to 12 in November, attributing changes to demand and grace period adjustments.

Kline Jack Grace I Ures

British Amphi Forces Storm Walcheren Island In World War II

British amphibious forces storm Walcheren island in the Schelde estuary driving toward Flushing and Middleburg. The assault breaches German defenses as Canadian and Allied units push inland, taking bridgeheads and contesting the last Nazi foothold west of Antwerp.

Paris Walcheren Island Ann Esternnd Flushing Westkenelle Isand Middleburg Scheldestuary Bernard L. Montgomery 2St Army Group Front Alcheron CamaGian Ist Army 1St Army J Island Awar Antwerp Rulpert Western Tron

U S silent on foray over Peleliu and Saipan raid

United Press reports U S silence on a Peleliu landing claim in the southern Palau group while Tokyo broadcasts describe air raids on the Kanto region. Reports note Japanese fighters and antiaircraft fire against B 29s, and Admiral Nimitz says carrier planes destroyed many Japanese aircraft with losses around 300. Libera tors of the 7th Air Force attacked shipping in the Bonins and Volodano area as search planes hit small cargo vessels.

United Press Newsle Peleliu Palaus Philippines Tokyo Kanto Toko Andan Marianas Saipan James H. Doolit 7Th Air Force Chichi Harbor Bonins Haha Navy Vol Dano

Yanks Raid German Oil Refineries and Railways in Heavy Night Attacks

The U S Eighth Air Force launched a major night bombing raid on Germans targets in western Germany. Bombers hit Cologne and Gelsenkirchen refineries while striking Hamm Coblenz and other railway targets. Thousands of tons of bombs dropped, as Allied fighters supported the mission despite overcast skies.

London U. S 8Th Air Force Germany RAF Cologne Gelsenkirchen Bis Atl Hamm Cobalenz The Reich Cmed Londen

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