Youth Insists on Punishment in Waterloo Incident
In Waterloo Sheriff H. T. Wagner and District Judge W. T. Ivans agreed to detain Donald Bryan, 19, after he claimed he had broken his parole. Bryan, who said he was intoxicated, was taken to the Anamosa reformatory to begin a year’s sentence for operating a vehicle without the owner’s consent. He previously was paroled on October 16 and returned to the sheriff’s residence at midnight, asking to face his punishment.
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Waterloo
H. T. Wagner
W. T.ivans
Donald Bryan
Bryan
Anamosi
Wagner
Ot ctown civil service ears hears police misconduct appeals
The Ottumwa civil service commission heard appeals from two policemen dismissed for arrest and prisoner mistreatment. Clifford Huddleston testified he was struck by Patrolmen John Collett and Clayton Casady, suffered broken ribs, and was denied medical aid after arrest on intoxication charges. He admitted saying nothing of injuries at the county jail next day.
Quash Charge Over Jury List Excludes Women
In Sioux City District Court Judge Forsling threw out the first degree murder indictment against Violet Hoover for killing Don Hoover due to the absence of women on the grand jury. County Attorney Moran filed a new murder charge, Hoover posted a $6000 bond, and a hearing on the renewed case was set. Woodbury County has never had a woman on a grand jury.
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Sioux City
Violet Hoover
Don Hoover
L. B. Forsling
Hdward L. Moran
Hovever
Woodbury County
Rand
Farm Bureau Man Says Must Feed Europe
DES MOINES The United States has a moral obligation to provide food to keep people in European countries from hunger this winter. Allan Kline president of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation spoke at a Farmer Day luncheon urging aid for England France Italy Denmark and Sweden citing low meat bread and bean consumption and arguing the U.S. has ample food to help.
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Des Moines
United States
Allan Kline
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
England
France
Italy
Denmark
Sweden
Kline
Seven Register for Military Service in Washington County
Seven Washington county youths who turned 18 in November registered for possible military service with the selective service office. The registrants are Joe Max Bauer West Chester Max Maurice White Jr. Ainsworth Dale John Fritz Washington Iowa Rodney Ardell Redlinger Wellman Jack Craig Robertson Brighton Charles Leslie Hubbs Washington Haroki Lee Gilmore Washington.
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Washington County
Selective Service Office
Joe Max Bauer
West Chester
Max Maurice White Jr
Ainsworth
Nazi Plot to Kill Poles Revealed in Nuremberg Testimony
Major General Erwin Lahousen testified that Nazi counter intelligence plotted to kill Maxim Weygand and Henri Giraud, murder Russian commissars, and stage Polish unit disguises to trigger a war against Poland. He described plans to arm Ukrainians against Germany, burn Polish houses, and use concentration camp prisoners in fake attacks on Polish targets.
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Nuermberg
Germany
Maxim Weygand
Henri Giraud
Poland
Erwin Lahousen
Wilhelm Canaris
Lahousen
Canaris
Adolph Hitler
Gestapo
Sitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Himmler
SSR
SSP
Ottumwa Man Waives Grand Jury in Death Case
Joseph Simmons a 26 year old of Ottumwa was arraigned on a manslaughter charge in the death of John Wimpsett He waived to the Wapello county grand jury and posted a bond awaiting further court action This report notes Ottumwa Lines as a live drive reference in the case.
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Ottumwa
Joseph Simmons
John Wimpsett
Wapello County
Methodist Men Elect Officers At Dinner Meeting
Theodore J. Brown was elected president of the Methodist Men's club with George Maire and Thompson as vice presidents and Ralph W. Bauer as secretary. Dr Earl Harper spoke on trustee duty and cooperation for postwar peace, noting the need for unity among men returning from military service.
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Theodore J. Brown
Mens Cmh
Methodist Church
George Maire Alse Crecacet Thompson
Ralph W. Bauer
L. A. Jones
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Fred Miller
Earl Harper
School of Fine Arts
the State University
Simpson College
Indianola
Have Conservation Meeting Tonight
A meeting of community men discusses natural resource conservation and the Izaak Walton league bond. In other news Wimpsett was killed when his car was struck by a truck driven by Simmons. The bus driver, operating his own car, had gone under his machine to jack up and change a flat tire.
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Izaak Walton
Wimpsett
Simmons
Union Seeks Arbitration With G M
The United Auto Workers in Detroit proposed an impartial public panel to settle the General Motors strike now ten days old. Walter P. Rewther named Bernard Baruch as a suggested head. 638000 workers affected nationwide.
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United Press
United Auto Workers Union
Cio
General Motors Corporation
Iare
UAW
Detroit
General Motors
Walter P. Rewther
Bernard Paruch
New York
Baruch
United Auto Workers
Labor Department
Washington
R. J. Thomas
Edgar L. Warren
Charles L. Oswald
Louis Adkins
Edgar L. Crago
Norman Matthews
Chrysler
Richard Frankensteen
Walter Reuther
Internatior
Northeast Storm Strikes Coast Leaving 20 Dead
The worst November storm in years moved out to sea after causing at least 20 deaths and millions in damage. It blanketed New England to Pennsylvania with three to twelve inches of snow while a 72 mph gale battered Massachusetts coast and 20 foot waves breached sea walls. Connecticut roads were closed by high tides.
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United Press
New England
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Santa Claus to Visit Washington Saturday Afternoon
The annual official visit by Santa Claus is scheduled for Saturday with a two o clock meeting at the Y for local children. A free 10 36 morning show at the State theater opening the day is offered by the Chamber of Commerce and includes letters to Santa.
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Santa Claus
Washington
Santa
State Theater
Chamber of Commerce
League meeting on lake area project in community room
The league and the area lake project plan an 7 pm gathering in the Neate community room. The aim is to attract more members from Washington and nearby areas, hoping for at least 400 charter members. Increased local participation is sought to reach the quota.
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League
Area Lake Project
Neate
New League
Washington
Detweiler Divorce Case Is Filed Again
Dora Detweiler filed for divorce from Harry Detweiler claiming they wed November 3 1944 after a prior marriage 1940 and separation. The petition seeks a divorce decree custody of two children and alimony and support. Attorney L J Kehoe represents the plaintiff.
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Detweiler
Dora Detweiler
Harry Detweiler
L. J. Kehoe
John D Wolfe of Dublin Dies at 73
John David Wolfe, 73, died this morning at 9 15 at his home in the Dublin community eight miles west of Washington after two years of ill health. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 at the A Jones funeral home with burial in New Haven cemetery. Born April 7 1872 in Dutch Creek township he was a son of Abraham F E Wolfe and Sarah Jane Archer. Surviving are five brothers and two sisters Hugher George L Willard W Wolfe Dublin Verne F B Wolfe Rubin Mrs Jessie E Jenkins Ainsworth and Mrs Pearl Augustine Fairfield.
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John David Wolfe
Dublin
Washington
Ite
4. A. Jones
New Haven
Mr. Wolfe
Dutch Creek
Abraham FE
Sarah Jane (Archer) Wolfe
Indianola Pastor to Speak at Brotherhood Meeting
Rev Walter Teeuwissen of Indianola Iowa will address the United Presbyterian church brotherhood next Monday evening. Dinner at 6:30 precedes the regular monthly program. Teeuwissen speaks Dutch French and German and has wartime ties in Europe.
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United Presbyterian Church Brotherhood
Walter J. Teeuwissen
Indianola
Iowa
United Presbyterian Churches
Dr Cruise Opens New Dental Office in Journal Building
Dr M J Cruise, a captain in the army dental corps now discharged after five years service with overseas time in Europe, reopens his dental practice in new quarters in the Journal building. The office is in room 209 at the end of the hall. The Cruises recently bought the Everett Simpson home at 12 West Monroe and reside there.
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M. J. Cruise
Journal
Army Dental Corps
Cruise
Washington
Bailey
Jeffrey
Mrs. Cruise
Everette Simpson
West Monroe
Keota Flight Officer Lester Tinnes Dies in Carolina
Funeral services for Flight Officer Lester Tinnes, 22, are planned following his death in the Carolinas. Details on the service are being arranged by Keota authorities.
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Lester Tinnes
Testimony Reveals Pearl Harbor Warning and US Attitude
Gen Miles testified to Congress that US intelligence always considered a Japanese surprise attack on Hawaii possible. He noted a Tokyo relay to Grew warned of a potential strike, but officials discounted it as unreliable. Miles said Pearl Harbor was seen as a future threat for years and Hawaii’s fortress was built to defend against Japan.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Hawaii
Sherman Miles
Army
Congressional
Pearl Harbor
Peornvian
State Department
Tokyo
Joseph C. Grew
Theravan
Japan
Grew
Pearl
Miles
Navy
Oahag
Committee to Question Gen Hurley on State Dept Pro-Communists
The House un American Activities Committee invited former ambassador to China Patrick J. Hurley to testify about pro Communist influence in the State Department. Chairman John S. Wood said Hurley would be asked to testify Monday or at another convenient date.
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Washington, D. C
House un-American Activities Committee
China
Patrick J. Hurley
State Department
John S. Wood
Dem
Hurley
Scientist warns Russia could build A-Bomb in three years
Prominent scientist Dr. Erving Lamgmuni of General Electric told Congress Russia can start atomic bomb production in about three years. He cited security lapses that allowed a June Soviet manufacturing push and said last minute passport cancellations for Americans and Britons traveling to a Moscow gathering let Russians obtain vital information the army wished to withhold.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
Congress
Erving Lamgmuni
General Electric Company
Moscow
Keota Soldier Killed in Goldsboro Crash
Flight Officer Times a P-47 pilot killed in a Goldsboro North Carolina plane crash while stationed there. He was born September 4 1923 in Keota a son of Louie and (name not provided) Tinnes. He married Billie Ross of Keota and leaves a three year old son Douglas, his parents and sister Janis Tinnes.
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Keota Methodist Church
Marsh Funeral Home
Goldsboro
N. C
Army Air Corps
Keota
Louie Tinnes
Billie Ross
Douglas
Janis Tinnes
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Rodney Ardell Redlinger
Wellman
Jack Craig Robertson
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Haroki Lee Gilmore
Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Fuehrer
Allied Intelliewer
Eva
International
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Cannoa
Galowitz
Dre Bart Harper
State University
G. M
Tee Action
Walter T. Stacy
Executive Committee
U. S
Roy L. Rose
General Motors Deisel
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John D. Wolfe
Mr. Teeuwissen
Belgium
Bruges
World Council of Churches
George Kerr
Loral
Dr. Cruise
Carolina
Gen. Miles
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