Iowa lawmakers clash with Roosevelt over soldiers voting
In Washington the Roosevelt soldier vote message drew sharp Iowa replies. Rep John W Gwynne of Waterloo called the claim of defrauding soldiers a fraud, while Rep Thomas K Martin of Iowa City said Iowa guarantees absent voting and will extend measures as needed with federal support.
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Iowa City
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Charles City man Gulsvig fined and license suspended
Ben Guls Vig Gulsvig of Charles City pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined 100 dollars with a six month license suspension by District Judge M H Kepler. He has a 20 day Floyd county jail sentence for daytime work and is jailed nights, returning to work each day.
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Peet Re elected President of Farmers Union Life
L. M. Peet of Des Moines was re elected president of the Farmers Union Life Insurance Co. Other officers include Ned C. Curtis Ira and L. E. Kinsinger. Directors are G. B. Patterson Hastings Neb E F Buckley and Curtis. The firm reports insurance in force of 14 159 875 and total assets of 2 383 325 57.
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L. M. Peet
Farmers Union Life Insurance Co
Grand Ave
Ned C. Curtis
Davenport
Ira
L. E. Kinsinger
G. B. Patterson
Hastings
Neb
E. FF. Buckley
Curtis
Peet
Michigan Governor To Address Des Moines Republican Convention
Des Moines will host the Iowa Republican convention where Gov. Harry F. Kelly of Michigan will deliver the keynote address. The meeting on March 81 is to select Iowa's 23 delegates to the Republican national convention.
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Two More Days to License County Cars
Washington county motorists have two days left to secure 1944 licenses to avoid a five percent penalty. In the last three days 250 cars were licensed, bringing the county total to 4,278. When 300 more are licensed the total will equal the February first total from a year ago.
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War veteran questions war bond sacrifices in interview
Captain John Chester Anderson Watkins, veteran of 49 bombing missions in North Africa and Italy, says civilians in the United States give no real sacrifices. He argues war bonds are an investment, not sacrifice, after returning to America and noting better civilian conditions at home. He recalls rationing, fuel and meals abroad versus abundant food and comfort at home, and laments civilian complacency.
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Methodists Dedicate Honor Roll Sunday
The local Methodist church will dedicate a permanent roll of honor listing church members serving in the armed forces. The event coincides with the Bishop's Crusade and features Rev. Fred E. Miller speaking on The Coming Peace and the Prince of Peace. The 164 names were designed by Foster Bickel with help from high school manual training students who will be recognized during the service.
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Iowa war ballot bill passes house and senate approves
Iowa lawmakers unanimously approve a war ballot bill after four amendments. The house 107 to 0 votes send it to the senate where 48 to 0 passes, with Soldier Presides Pvt Earl Fishbaugh Jr leading as speaker. The measure allows absentee voting for armed forces and sets mailing deadlines.
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Borrowed Car Recovered Near Ainsworth Within Hours
An automobile theft report from Ainsworth states the car owned by Cloyce Crone was left near the stockyards and disappeared around six. Sheriff H. M. Putnam issued a broadcast. the vehicle was found about three miles south on highway 218 within two hours, abandoned roadside.
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H. M. Putnam
Cloyce Crone
Answorth
Latin American republics seek better overland transport amid wartime shortages
Wartime shortages and sea shipping disruptions push Latin American nations to focus on improving overland transportation networks to sustain trade and logistics. Authorities consider rail and road links vital for economic stability and military assistance during hostilities.
Church honors roll gift from Men's Brotherhood
The award or honor roll is presented as a gift from the Men s Brotherhood to the church. Recipients include Er Bickel Cloid Willits and W A Erbe noted as lay leaders and church leaders.
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Men's Brotherhood of the Church
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Men's Brotherhood
Yanks Tortured by Japs Thousands Slain After Capture
American and Filipino POWs murdered by Japanese total more than 25,000, per a signed magazine article by Palmer Hoyt criticizing censorship. Army and navy release details of atrocities on prisoners from Bataan and Corregidor based on Lieut. Col. Wm. Dyess's sworn statement.
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Texas
Temperature Swing Brings Chill To Iowa Night
Last night temperatures plunged in Iowa with a drop from a 62 degree high to around 30 degrees. A stiff wind accompanied the cold air, signaling a return to normal winter conditions.
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Iowa
No Reports Available on Bond Sales in Washington County
G E Mace county war finance chairman reports fourth war loan work active across Washington County with house to house canvass in every town and township. Banks report many bond purchases though district reports are not yet filed. This week’s sales will indicate county results.
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G. E. Mace
County War Finance Committee
Mace
Kalona
Wellman
Washington
Union Service Series Continues at Associate Presbyterian
Third in a January February series across seven Washington congregations will be held at the Associate Presbyterian church Sunday at 7 30 p m. Rev Basil McBee will preach The Invitation with others taking part including Rev George Kerr reading Scripture Rev Fred E Miller offering prayer Rev Ivan Riess offering prayer and Rev Alfred Trenerry giving the benediction.
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George Kerr
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Ivan Riess
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Baptist Church
Weather Note Says Northwest Heat Eases Overnight
The northwest region stayed near last night’s low as temperatures edge down. Forecasters recorded a cooler start today with mild conditions expected through the day.
Farmers urged to build up reserves with war bonds
Dr W G Murray of Iowa State College urges farm families to invest surplus income in war bonds as a financial reserve. He says bonds redeem at 100 cents on the dollar, pay 2.9 percent interest to maturity, and can be redeemed after 60 days, helping postwar budgeting and inflation control. He warns against unnecessary land purchases and favors debt adjustment and simple farm accounting.
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Iowa
W. G. Murray
Iowa State Colege Agricultural Eeconomics Department
I Iowa
Murray
Financial Reserve
Beer Licenses Issued to Simmering and Dougall Taverns
Washington city council issued beer licenses at a special meeting. The Simmering tavern license was issued in the name of Edna Mae Simmering, power of attorney from Joe Simmering who serves in the navy. Dougall Bros. tavern license renewal was filed. one brother on furlough handled the application.
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Eight Heifers Found Near Crawfordsville Ownership Revealed
Cattle found wandering near Crawfordsville were identified as the property of Wilbur Lchantz, about two miles from town. Karl Ferguson reported the discovery to Sheriff Putnam. The eight head appeared last Sunday in Howard Williams's field after the gate was left open. Williams released them hoping they would reach their owner.
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Karl Ferguson
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Wilbur Lchantz
Howard Williams
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Allies Push From Anzio to Seven Miles Depth Near Rome
Allied forces widen the Naples Anzio beachhead with a six mile general depth while repelling a German counterattack. British bombers pound Berlin as Soviet forces push German troops back toward Estonia and Latvia. The Rome front reports fierce street fighting and the cistern area on the Appian Way viewed from Netturno.
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Rome
Berlin
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Reynolds Packard
Cairo
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Netturno
Mrs. Lewis 55 Taken Sud Denly at Home in Washington Street
Mrs Gladys M Metcalf Lewis died suddenly at 10 am at 1004 East Washington Street of a heart attack. She and husband Lloyd Lewis had closed the Snack Shack for rest and had recently returned from Tulsa. Funeral plans pending. services by L A Jones. Survived by husband two daughters sister two brothers and one grandson.
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Okla
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Lakota
North Dakota
Robert and
Eudora
Frank) Metcalf
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
North Manchester
Ind
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Des Moines
Methodist Church
Glenn E. Baile
Richard Freeman
Ocean Side
Calif
Mildred Metcalf
Lawence Metcalf
Wyoming
Robert Metcalf
Detroit
Larry Baile
Heifers Reported After Meeting Earl Fergu Son
Eight heifers weighing about 866 pounds each were described after a report at Earl Fergu son’s location. Two are whiteface, one is whiteface and Short horn, four are black, and one is roan. Sheriff H M. Putnam was informed.
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