Filing nomination dates in state and county offices
A state house puzzle on filing nomination papers for the primary prompts an attorney general opinion. If the election day is counted, filing runs April 2 to April 22. if not, April 1 to April 21. Several candidates across parties are already announced or speculated, with key figures named and anticipated announcements upcoming.
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State House
Secretary of
Earl G. Marler
John Rankin
Secretary of the State
Clyde L. Herring
Des Moines
A. Miller
George
E. Augustine
Oskaloosa
Mark G. Thornburg
Emmetsburg
Kraschel
Kraschet
Wilson
C. B. Akers
W. G. Bagley
Commerce
Barr Keslear
B. M. Richardson
David Lancer
Lamont
A. L. Secor
Keosauqua
Harry Linn
Secretary of Agriculture
John Irwin
Keotak
House of Representatives
Robert Blue
Eagle Grove
Tommy Johnson
US Marines
Tommy
San Diego
Wake Island
Minnesota
Marines
Gerard Jolson
Ihlen
Allan I. Schmulian
Marine Corps
War Time Named For New Daylight Saving Hours
President Roosevelt selects War Time as the name for the new daylight saving period starting February 9 when clocks advance one hour. White House says railroads and agencies sought a term to reflect power conservation for defense, with War Time described as accurate. The government urges greater safety to protect America's industrial front amid injury statistics.
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Congress
White House
Tnae
Industries
Roosevelt
Fifty First Iowa Wert to Philippines in 1696
Iowans today are becoming familiar with the Pacific Ocean geography as many counties boast sons and daughters scattered across the East Indies and the Pacific with the armed forces. Many Iowans have given lives at Pearl Harbor and in the Philippines, their heroic deeds noted.
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Fifty First
Iawa
San Franciso Bay
Hawaiian Islands
Tonolulu
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Men of Fifty First
Oahu
Towans
Honolulu
Luzon
Peg
Subic Bay
Bataan Peninsula
Corregidor Island
Manila Bay
Cavite
Manila
Tloilo
Panay Island
San Francisco
George Dewey
Towa
Marine Corps
Philippines
Bruce E. Mahan
the Palimpsest
Iowa
East Indies
United States
Ench
Nevada Tax Haven Draws Residents to Silent Vastness
Nevada, with 110,680 square miles and 110,247 residents, shows vast land and no state taxes. The treasury is healthy, land mostly undeveloped, and mining riches fueled growth. People move for tax relief, aided by easy residency rules, while mines continue shaping the region’s economy.
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Carson City
Nevada
Workers face five to one odds on off the job deaths
Analysis of 19 410 shows about 44 000 workers died from accidents in a year, with 27 000 occurring off the job in streets homes and public spaces other than streets. On the job fatalities rose modestly due to motor vehicle deaths, despite safety programs in plants. Bond, or bondage? Buy US Savings Bonds.
Help Fire Prevention to Aid War Effort
A Knoxville publication highlights how $300 million in preventable fire losses could fund war goods like fighters and bombers. Civilian Defense leaders urge reorganizing fire services to prioritize prevention, teaching all citizens that fire destroys vast value. They argue reducing fires saves national resources and supports the war effort.
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Nynth
James J. Marland
Boore County
Tennessee
Civilian Defense Council
Knoxville
Tenessee
Marshall
American Fire Service
Marlend
Grahl Suggests Honorable Rejection Buttons
Selective Service Director Charles Grahl proposes an honorable rejection insignia for men of military age rejected for service due to disabilities. Des Moines officials say the idea honors patriotism of those refused entry, citing a Davenport youth who felt blue after a second rejection. The button would publicly recognize their service interest and sacrifice.
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Charles Hi. Grahl
Des Moines
Rene Grahl
War Department
Davenport
Fort Des Moines
Center
Efale
Lto
Dogo
Army
Navy
Nazis Paraded in Philadelphia as Reporters Stir Controversy
A pair of reporters dressed in Nazi uniforms walked through Philadelphia's busy streets to test public reaction. They described their maneuvers near the waterfront and central districts, noting police interactions and civilian responses. The piece also notes a Navy family story as David Rouseh, 18, joins the service, with his father Ray hoping to follow.
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Cradle of Liberty
Waende
Anon
Troy
Philadelphia
Frank Tonpaill
William Mellor
Uniform
David
Ray Rouseh
Newton
Navy
Ray
TS. We
A. R. Cuthbert
Graertinger
Rouseh
Charles Harrington
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State and CO. Officies
Hawaii
V.R
NEW Daylight Saving
America
National Conservatio Bureau
Accidet
Association of Casualty and Surety Executives
Union
Repite
Comstoca Lode
Lincoln
Comstock Lode
Mexico
USA
TRL
Doans
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Coli
Grahl
Ples
Tie
Iif
Vlr
Wallingford Co-operative
Creamery Association
Annual Report
Statistical Report
Total Butter Manufactures
Total Pounds
Financial Statement
Atexpe
Mabe
Iowa State
Iowa State Brand
Vstozty
Undivided
Cali
Sao
Miandeers Satiry
Peterson Extra
Ccc
Bolt
Poe
Taogb
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