Democrat And Leader, The (Newspaper) - February 22, 1949, Davenport, Iowa LAW BRINGS SAYS NLRB Examples of Un- Needless gation Also The tional Labor Relations Board chairman said Tuesday the law has brought between the board and Us general Paul M. the NLRB cited examples of uncertainty and un- necessary in a letter to Senator Morse Morse put the letter Into the senate labor committee The committee is holding hearings on the administration's to re- peal the law and re- store the old Wagner labor tions act with some At the time Morse produced the Gerhard P. Van a former NLRB was in the committee's witness He had just testified that he believes the law has collective Van Arkel quit as NLRB sel in 1047 in protest against the He was by Hobert N. and it was to relations between the board and Denham that Herzog Herzog was talking not of personalities but what he regarded as inevitable difficulties stemming separation of the powers of the board and the sel under the Under the the counsel and the board have separate The counsel in the chief prosecuting officer for the Morse said Herzog's letter makes it clear that seemingly cable relationship between the general counsel and the board does not exist in Morse said the only solution is to make the general counsel again subordinate to trie as was the case under the old act GOOD HUNTING IN Eng J. and L. E. each put a ferret down a rabbit hole and stood nets to catch the ferret brought out two brought out a pound HIGH QUALITY of our MERCHANDISE PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. m B. SL Abo Search Ends in Florida for Redhead Who Fled R. I. Hubby With Bond Fortune DRIVE IN DES MOINES IS I SPREAD OVER COUNTY On Redistricting The elusive of a headed beauty operator who ran away from her elderly Rock land husband with a for- tune in bonds has come to an end in St. Fla. Under arrest is Tilly Wohrer 36-year-old redhead wife of Attorney Ben 72, Rock who was seized day driving a new Cadillac has been sought for over a year since she fled from her band with the fortune in and worth of personal Extradition papers were being prepared Tuesday by Rock Island State's Bernard despite the fact that she has claimed in Florida that she would not fight removal to Illinois for She is currently at liberty under The warrant for her arrest was based on the alleged theft of worth of crystal and linens from the home of husband's Attorney Harry M. former Hock The woman was named in a indictment of the 1948, Rock Island county I Brand Police have been seeking her j since the following her trail the She was located in St. living under the name of Linda The attractive former beauty who once worked in the Sherman and the a were wed in 1940. They took an extended vacation trip thru the returning to Rock Island in April of 1947. Shortly the bride in- her husband to buy 000 worth of Federal Building Loan certificates in de- A few months Schriver went to Mexico on a business During his the bride' cashed the certificates and fled with the This was in 1947. The bonds had been made out in her and her husband's Garden Homes to Build 12 More Houses When Weather Board Members Are Re-elected DCS The wide DCS drive spread Tuesday to all of Polk Deputy Sheriff suid tho sheriff's office had re- numerous reports of dogs running in packs and killing stock and poultry in the The sheriff's is beginning a concerted drive against the dog are two reasons for to end the killing of stock and to prevent rabies ing from an infected dog Into all the dogs in one of the and then to farm Hildreth pets were scarce on Des Moines streets and the police station and animal rescue league were swamped with telephone calls from pet of them irate and all of them Des Moines police killed dogs Monday as the quarantine Police Chief Lorin Miller ordered his men to or all dogs or cats running loose on the The order was issued after city Health Officer Walter Plude termed the rabies situation Davenport Garden will begin the erection of 12 more homes as soon as weather tions it was reported by W. Parmele the at the annual meeting day at which all members of the board of directors of the tion were The report indicated that 317 houses have been erected by Homes since it was to help cover the wartime of houses in 1942. The organization set up on a non- profit basis for community ice and has been operated in that There are now 20 houses in the VALE IS AWARDED CONTRACT TO RAZE 2 MOLINE BUILDINGS W. J. Vale Salvage has been awarded for the of two four-story brick buildings rear of the Mutual Wheel Seventh street and Second in The were originally used to manufacture wooden One was erected in 1910, the other In R will take two months to tear down CONTINUE QUIZ OF BELIEVE HE Rock Island police continued questioning William Orlando 25, and believe he may be responsible for the store breakin which occurred over the The store Is adjacent to the Snack which a former was caught course of and 13 were completed and sold during 1948. Building activities were not pushed as strongly by Davenport Garden Homes in 1948 as in some former due to the fact a large number of homes were being constructed by other organization is standing by ready to aid In any accelerated building program that is made possible by new legislation in con- President Peterson told the board Board members re-elected were Mr. Henry Kalman M. Ed Walter and Mel The board will meet in the near future to name EAST MOLINE MAN ESCAPES INJURY IN BRIDGE Omer Van 1116 Thirteenth East narrowly escaped injury late Monday when his car collided with a truck on the According to police Van brock traveling toward tendorf when he attempted to pass two the To avoid a collision with an ing car swerved his vehicle Into the path of the Arrested by Bettendorf officers he posted a bond pending appearance ia police court Wednesday ing on charges of improper Driver of the truck was Nell Edward What la. izing early He ia also suspect in the robbery and ab- duction of Dr. A. B. Davenport Nothing was taken from NO MILK NEEDED CAKE MIX contains shortening everything for a delicious cake every 1HC Workers Get Handbills Without Trouble from group to your get sore and take it Meantime about one in every ive cars accepted the UAW of- ered but some of them hrew them out car windows Several times drivers in cars ook the handbills and then tore hem One man threw the torn up pamphlets in the UAW men's Another took a handbill and hen wiped the windshield of his car with JEERS AND Each time a man took a and did not throw it out of the FE crowd shouted Whenever a driver a handbill and then threw t out of his car the FE let out a loud As the taunts and jeers of FE men at the UAW in- creased a group of about 20 state police moved apparently n expectation of an outbreak of violence that they intended to Several times tempers flared and a hot exchange of words was UAW to FE or from FE to UAW but the barrage never got beyond the verbal Four FE served with rants them with rioting as a result at the Feb. 10 fracas at Moline in- Kenneth Alvin Burton Foster and Jerry an internal ional representative for were released on recognizance lending their appearance in East doline police court Tuesday after- Warrants were signed day morning by Mike UAW international and president of UAW ocal No. 865. CONTINUE Sheets said his union would resist what he termed the of A UAW spokesman said that the plan of is only one ol about 20 means of organizing used by that The UAW man added that ong as workers in the ine 1HC plant continue to sign cards for UAW we're nore than Altho man would not say reports indicate that excess of several hundred for UAW membership have signed by workers of the East Moline One incident preceding the that was not an cation of what was to was an East Moline police report of a sparkplug being tossed at the dow of the UAW meeting 1034 Fifteenth East Damage was a destroyed store plate glass and no injuries were from PaM introduced the first said it would prevent the sale of The by Rep. Harry Ward would create a state plumbing board appointed by the public safety Rep. Luke Caffrey introduced a requiring the Fifth member of a legislative tion contest committee to be a dis- appointed by the state supreme court chief Committees now are appointed by the presiding officer of each Caffrey's would con- that arrangement for four but provide for supreme court appointment of the Rep. H. F. Nelson introduced bills to prohibit the issuance of beer licenses and tax permits to persons or firms with due or delinquent sonal Another would transfer the authority to stop trucks and weigh them from the highway commission to the com- merce Sen. Arthur Jacobsen introduced legislation to re- peal the present maximum tuitions which one school district may charge another for instructing its The measure would the superintendent of lic instruction to fix the The senate passed and sent to the governor a measure applying the penalties foi drunken diving to persons con- of operating motorboats while Meanwhile the which for years has kept local option beer bills bottled up in committee was buzzing at the irony of a loca option beer having been in- by a The election re- form committee Monday a companion to oni which is on the house calendar for The bills provide that of a county can determine at special election whether beer am malt liquors shall be sold in The election would bi held upon petitions signed by 25 per cent of the Election could be held every two senate administration leaders were unhappy over the committee introduction because i may result In a roll call vote ting legislators on election reform committee headed by J. F. Miller also includes out Ralph Benson and Edward 3 Parker A conference committee senting both houses held its firs meeting in an effort to iron ou the deadlock financing veterans Eastern Deaths and Funeral Notices WOOD THIEF CAUGHT BY CHEMICAL TRAP A German set a chemical trap for tlic culprit who was robbing his woodpile by hollowing a log and filling it with His neighbor's stove exploded the next Russ Publish S. Book By an American time she revealed she had been married for 13 months to Konstantin a Russian She in Moscow now and is the mother of a The 132-page published I by the Literary is called I Truth About American In dirty speculative affairs ven Ambassador Smith is by no leans says chapter He committed acts unbecoming nd not corresponding with ligh position bf ambassador to The book says an embassy Mikhail told her more than at Smith's he speculated in American 10 dollar and Cuban 10 peso pieces Jones is shown with the trophy she received as the winner of the contest at Miami Lynn Klarer was and Vera Christensen was The contest provided that suits could be made of any suitable material or be bought in a Search for Missing Rockford Man Shifts to Cedar Rapids The for Lawrence 29-year-old missing 111., truck shifted Tuesday from Davenport to Cedar la. A merchant told police he had ered information indicating Caryl was seeking transportation to Cedar Rapids early Em- Ployed by the Grand Union Tea to His truck was later found abandoned in a parking lot He was carrying of company's funds at the time o his police were in- Some Expansion fs Probable tor Social Security Irom MRS. L. D. West la. Mrs. L. D. 79, died Monday afternoon In her 704-Prairie She leaves her two a seven grandchildren and 10 Funeral services will be held at p. m. Wednesday in the Snider funeral Burial will be tn MARY E. la. Mrs. Mary Ellen 88. died at a. m. Tuesday her home south of Is In the funeral home where wiu be held at 2 p. m. Burial will be in the Pence She leaves four a 12 grandchildren and seven GARNA la. Funeral services for Carna 67. Twenty-second will be held at 2 p. m. day in the Shadduck funeral Burial will be In Memorial Park Mr. Tiffany died Monday In Jane Lamb He Is survived by his two and two FRANK la. Frank 77, 1324 Camanche a resident of this city five died at a. m. Tuesday in Jane Lamb He Is survived by The body fs In the Hanhahan funeral home In JOHN la. John 72, 21103 died at p. m. The body Is in the Pape neral He Is survived by his two two a sister and II cent each next July 1 and to 2 per cent next January 1, with the tax to be applied against the first of a worker's Income instead of the present The contribution rate of the self-employed to be brought into the program would be 2 ft per cent. i Here provisions of the 1. The old age and survivors in- program would be ex- to include a wide range of workers not now as small lawyers and other ployed domestic service and federal employes not covered under a federal ment 2. Maximum Insurance upon would be in- creased from the present to 3. The retirement age for women would be reduced from 65 to 60" for men it would remain at 65. 4. A retired person could re- a month in earnings without loss of his stead of 5. All needy persons would get direct federal instead of just needy the and de- pendent as at Such the federal government and the state each chipping In a go as high as for a man and his wife and for each additional person in the 6. Standards of assistance would continue to be determined by the But federal aid would be extended on a basis of per capita Income in the States with the lowest per capita income would get the largest shares of federal IOWAN GETS 10 Collete of Des said by police to have admitted looting 20 business houses was to 10 years in the state penitentiary late Monday by Judge B. O. Tankersley In district court here after he pleaded guilty to breaking and entering chari HYPNOTIC EYES IN Los dent Premier Josef Stalin singer Rise actress Jane actor Kirk Douglas and Sen Margaret Chase have the hypnotic eyes in the the National Institute of Hypno- tism said The group said i found in Sen. Chase's dering in Miss Greer's in Mil in and in President Truman has the hypnotists TAKES OWN services fo Fred about 75, who sho himself Monday afternoon in a filling station operated by his son will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the McAninch funeral home He had been in ill health for som He is survived by his widow and one both of FATHER AND SON BEAT EACH DEATH Mt. Tuesday sought the weapon with which they believe a father and son beat each other to death during a drunken brawl in nearby The identified as Herbert 61, and his 32, were found dead in their ment Coroner C. L. Harmer said ha would rule they died fighting each other while intoxicated less other evidence should be turned FRANCIS WILCOX Columbus has been received of the death in of Francis 0. 69, native of this son of Mr. and Mrs. O. pioneers of the The the former Verna also of this two sons and two daughters Mr. Will a operated stores in Montrose and Ft. be- fore going to H. J. CLUB COSTUME la. 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