Iowa News Briefs From Camp Dodge To Education Plans
Reports detail war protection drive results at Camp Dodge with over 9 75 percent insured, a few objectors including a church member. Iowa College gears to end Easter break May 24 with juniors and seniors finishing April 12. Des Moines examines a rabbit meat plan for wartime relief, amid local defense sentiments. State officials discuss car license revenues and the steady auto leases. Newton High completes Red Cross dietetics course with exams sent to Washington. Iowa emphasizes one room schools and rural education while promoting higher education access. About 160 lieutenants from the 16th division may transfer to aviation training at camps. up to 10 percent could join aviation training.
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President warns on peace terms and mobilized war strength
President declares no return to a Vienna style peace and vows full mobilization to end autocracy. He asserts the United States seeks a universal order based on rights and justice, opposed to territorial aggrandizement or separate pacts.
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Unsinkable ship plan touted by naval official in Philadelphia
William L. Saunders, vice chairman of the naval consulting board, told a University of Pennsylvania alumni dinner that a commandeered ship now at an Atlantic port cannot be sunk by a torpedo once equipped with 12,000 airtight cells. He said the plan, developed by marine engineer William F. Donnelly, aims to safeguard transatlantic troop transport despite torpedoes and waterlogging. Secretary Baker has asserted 1,500,000 American troops could be ferried to France with sufficient tonnage, while implying undisclosed sources for the needed ships.
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US Vessel Rescues Disabled Steamship Off Atlantic Port
A government vessel reported by radio that it is proceeding to a port with a steamship picked up far out at sea. The steamship was disabled by a propeller trouble and rescued at Lex An Atlantic Port on February 12.
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