Aberdeen editors held over undisclosed German money saga
Officials dispute translations and funds linked to Aberdeen publishers Sallett and Gross. Records show about 20 000 dollars allegedly diverted to German interests with 9 400 sent to the German embassy in Washington and more than 2 000 to an editor, while details of the article translations remain unsettled. Sallett is jailed without bail as investigators probe the paper’s German language operations and wartime internment coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westen Newsnet
Ution Neen Ferien
Aberdeen
Count von Hernstatt
Lae
United States
Elaten
Hd Frejo Praasa
PL Wy Sallett
J. F Pam Gross
Sallett
Gross
Ted Cross
Washington
New York
Thorbond
Neu Benteche Presse
Agitle de Aigent
Frale ‘Presse
Spiel Fe
Sheel
South Dakota
Ssoar Falig
Pred Henning
Tang Ume
Frete Presse
Henning
Hen Ang
Arize
Angtirg
Freie
Seileth
State Education Report Details Iowa School System Costs
The report by Assistant State Superintendent Joseph reviews Iowa public schooling for the year ending June 30, 1941. It lists 24,243 teachers and 527,657 enrolled students, with district buildings valued at over 42 million dollars and 245 new schools erected. Average teacher salary about 99.93 weekly, attendance around 21 percent of a typical week's time, and per pupil costs varying by institution from 1422 at Anamosa to 302.98 at Fort Madison.
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Ges
Maines
Eduguilan
Yak Joseph
Jozesh
Iowa
Joseph
Hal Tha
Wade
Jozeph
Anagmoca
Fort Madison
Micheltritis
Eudora
Runaway Coal Car Hits Street Car at Neb City
A Missouri Pacific coal car jumped its track near a streetcar in Omske Nebraska traveling about 40 mph. Conductors James Hutchinson and John Bradesoft were killed instantly, two passengers injured, and Mary Tighe severely hurt as the front of the streetcar cleared the crossing.
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Huour
Omske
Neb
Migsouri Pacific Cos
Selich
Stight Svade
James Hutchinesa
John J. Bradesoft
Hradesett
Hutchinson
Saylor Adams and Avia win in Marshfield court
In Marshfield Missouri Saylor Adams and Avia won a case while Cletus Adams faced kidnapping charges over Baby Lord Keet end. The circuit court cleared Cle mens and Springfield jeweler of conspiracy to abduct CA. Taylor Adawis received fifteen years and Melos Adame ten years in the penitentiary.
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Kignaperk
Marshfield
Saylor Adams
Avia
Cletus Adams
Lord Keet End
Atna
CA. Clemens
Springfield Jeweler
Taylor Adawis
Melos Adame
Sears
Fire at Quartermaster Warehouse Destroys $69,000 in Supplies
Noted socialite Anna Matton of San Marino denies rumors of engagement to General Pershing. Firebug Frederick J. Woolward, a private, confessed to starting the blaze at the Washington warehouse, destroying $69,000 worth of food and other supplies.
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Pershing
el Paro
Vox
Mirz Anna Matton
San Marino
California
John J. Pershing
France
Washington
DD. C
Frederick J. Woolward
Etey Quanermaniers’ Corps
Dip
Camp Hospital Struck by Surge of Ill Patients
A military hospital faces a surge as wounded and sick soldiers arrive for care. Medical staff, led by doctors and nurses, work under the strain to admit and treat the growing number of casualties, with casualties mounting and operations continuing under war department plans.
Dishes Gut Contain Deere Nagail in Yorkelira
A damaged report from St. Joseph and Ragwe Ualow township recounts a food safety incident. Deputies investigate mislabeling and foul odors from suspect dishes linked to a May event at Harrison county. Authorities anticipate evaluation of local whisky office actions and possible delivery to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherli
Yorkelira
Dewalt
St. Joseph
Harrison Conte
Alacia
Scranton School Board Backs German Classes
At a Scranton school board meeting, the board unanimously approved teaching German in the schools after the current year. Schools will offer a four year sequence in German for students entering college next year who must complete two years of foreign language. The move aims to prepare students for higher studies and prevent reliance on English-only materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Scranton School Board
Wocee
Iowa
Alien Enemy Would Fight in United States
A 19 year old German resident, living in the Marth part of Germany, seeks to avoid debt against the Kotter and requests entry into the United States. Registration officials noted his age and status as an alien enemy subject of Germany at the outbreak of the war.
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Stouxiy
Germany
United States
Kotter
Ty Re Marth
Denmar
Ania Hotter Hallage
Dhe
Ser
UN Masini
Wilnut States Department of Ageuicire
Cabiauelton
Tim Adele
A. Meanson
Marabat Remoral
Glen Hus Benon
Ute
Amiholigh
We Raiser
Iman
Baal Restauration
United States Army
Kilier
Germiny
Prine
Atwlis
Ahayol
Beyer
Milwaukee
AID Meletthy
Hhigtpton
Meinesher Panor
Bani
Auto dealers hit by fire destroying multiple buildings
Nearly one hundred automobiles were burned as a fire swept through the Davidson building complex housing auto dealers and repair shops. The blaze began in the J Thorndike company repair shop and quickly spread to other storerooms causing an estimated loss near 100 thousand dollars.
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Stoux
Davidson
J. ¥. Thorndike Company
Veteran Mason Weds in Town Ceremony
Charlee D Becker president of the Masdafe Veterans Association of Jonk and Anna B Weaver secretary of the Past Apartment Presidents Association of Town were married here recently. Becker is a Civil War veteran noted for patriotic work with state orders and Mrs Becker belongs to the D I fad.
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Mason
Waterlap
Charlee D. Becker
Masdafe Veterans’ Association of
Jonk
Sra
Anna B Weaver
Association of Town
Ladies of the
Egehaseen
Nto
Batriotic
Becker
D. I. Fad
Cedar Falls Traitors Charged With Treasonable Acts
Officials in Cedar Falls report James Conevansen and Jacob plater along with two others charged with treasonable acts. GEN WES and Deputy United States Marshal Newly escorted the accused to Waterloo after arresting them at Cedar Maples.
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Cedar Falls Jaite
Cedar Valle—Tires
Treasenatle Mtlerances
James Conevansen
A Bane
Jacob Plaler
Geynex
Made Publie
United States
Newly
Waterloo
Tuvaty
Thrasher Arrested Again in Clinton Case
Thrasher is jailed on March 26 1985 after a breaking and entering charge. He confessed to entering a local residence and stealing cheque blanks and forging checks. He was arrested at Clinton and returned to jail, parole granted in Anatigsa.
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Thrasher
Davenport
Idmit
Coorgs
Anaraoze
Lion County
Gbenger
Clinton
Mert After 22 Years Gruenes For the Bret Time
In a distant report from Alberta Canada and Orla place, brothers Eranst and Erocat Gruenes reunite after 22 years. A. T. IMI of Orla notes their return as the family’s old flour mill scene in Whip Vigdwo years becomes a memory.
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Mert
Gruenes
A. T. Imi
Orla
Ecd
Eranst
Alberta
Canada
Yiel
Iowa Soldier at Camp Bonaparte Ends War Duty
A soldier from Camp Bonaparte, 22, died in a great war incident. He was the second son of Bonaparte and married to Miss Plume Morritt of Varuon, with several brothers noted in the report. The event followed artillery action near Wes Four and involves Private to Jsavery G.
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Iowa
Bovaparte
Huren
Uherty
Clare Sarveul
Ly Pecuteeily
Mtures Ito
Artilery
Unclear OCR Item on Coal Stealer Sentencing
Fragmentary report describes a local court case involving a coal theft suspect and sentencing actions. Names, places, and precise charges are unreadable, but references suggest a county facility and a notable emphasis on the severity of the punishment.
Complete Bridge Work to End Year in County
Bridge construction across the county is under way with plans to haul the program through the year. Officials say once completed, nearly all main routes will be bridged with permanent concrete structures, improving travel and safety across the region.
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Lozs
Legan
Slory
Tes Enunty
Pilfering Report Disturbs Local Auto Stock Inventory
A disrupted stock of FEU vehicles at a local auto facility appears compromised with multiple items missing. Police note substantial theft involving tools and maintenance gear, while management posts a caution and reviews security steps. Local officials urge owners to report suspicious activity and enhance surveillance.
Digestive Disturbance in Dairy Cattle Treatment Guide
A United States Department of Agriculture overview outlines common diarrhea in calves and calves’ scours, listing feeding practices, sterilization, and cleanliness. It notes no single curative method, recommends supportive care, and urges consulting a local official or qualified veterinarian for outbreak control and prevention.
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United States Department of Axingultire
Pier
Aepartte
Mike Hee Bern
Tina
Weshite Avestack
Quail Devours Weed Seeds in Mysterious Field Diet
An agricultural report details quail feeding on weed seeds across a site labeled Fool of Cre qin. The study notes weed-eating behavior amid stubble remnants and mentions damaged crops, unusual dietary patterns, and probable effects on future harvests.
Grain Straw Rankings in Alrews Field Trial
The grain straw contest results show barley in second place, wheat third, and rye fourth with bedding as the likely tie. Clover and red clover influence the top picks while river beats clover straw mixture appears favored.
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Red Glover
Wifalfa
Winter Layers and Oddities From a Buried Ledger Story
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a winter layers theme alongside scattered names and terms. It references figures like Heese, WOPOA, Vargas, and others in a puzzled, diary style with dates and numbers interspersed. The readable bits hint at a local news brief or column with unclear context and multiple proper nouns.
Mysterious Dawn at Covad Jeg Uni Ceremony
Unclear fragments describe a gathering at Covad Jeg Uni with figures named Wanuely Losey and J4ona Nevaabow. Mention of the Moon and a slow pace suggests a ceremonial or symbolic event with a stated advantage or feedinx related to elves.
Balanced Rations for Hen Feeding Guidance
A distorted passage outlines balanced and unbalanced hen rations. It notes that unbalanced feed wastes protein and energy, recommends proper mix ratios, and stresses ensuring each feed contains necessary nutrients.
Proper Attention to Ewes in Weaning Practice
A damaged OCR fragment discusses ewe care and feeding around weaning. It mentions udder health and marking ewes, with references to attention and timing for proper management. No clear dates or locations are identified, but the text centers on husbandry and flock monitoring.
Poultry Manure Campaign Prompted by Local Group
A jumble of unreadable OCR text hints at a campaign related to poultry manure. The readable fragments mention a campaign, a person named Peera or Pete, and various scattered words, but no coherent event or dates emerge.
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Ata Galay
Tianeter
Fort Org Maines
Moapilat
Tagulitoy
Cay
Sage
Col. Shook
War Department
Leonard Snetth
Mostin
Alvin
Mertz
Casey
Dulagie
Aula Bandiis Pilfer Biare
Jie Satmes
Automobie Tangy
Chrialy Syatkey
Ted Dorectiy
Naig Heliere
Iowa State News
Yount Atinals
Alaihe
Vargas
Farrense
Cale
Stiuichinss
Simpte Stancheoq
Ranald
Pisa
Peera
Hue Ford
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