Des Moines Rostered News by Ionas Daily Press Bureau
Represented in Des Moines by the Ionas Daily Press Association News Bureau with Paul R. Bumbarger as manager and E. P. Chase as special news representative in Washington D. C. The text lists various monetary figures likely from a financial table or ad, including amounts of 60c 1.60 3.00 6.00 5.00 22.75 1.80 7.00 3.75 2.25 85c and 9.00.
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Des Moines
Ionas Daily Press Association
Paul R. Bumbarger
405
Shape Building
E. P. Chase
Kenwood, Md
Washington D.C
Russians Keep Parks Clean Learn From Their Example
An editorial urges Americans to copy Russian public cleanliness practices. It notes Americans litter streets and parks, despite city workers efforts, and argues trash belongs in containers. It appeals to Atlantic residents to keep yards and streets tidy to attract residents and improve the city.
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Russia
Atlantic
Iowa
Peace Means Brotherhood and Real Peace
A speech argues that true peace cannot be achieved by treaties alone. It demands mutual confidence among nations, respect among races and religions, and universal concern for others' rights. Diplomats and signed papers cannot ensure lasting peace until people recognize each other as brothers.
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Bernard Baruch
Editorial Briefs Salute Veterans and Civil Rights Pioneers
Harvard praises ex GI students as finest in the university. American Veterans Committee members denounce racial intolerance and protest segregation by picketing a Des Moines restaurant. White veterans involved. manager arrested. Griswold family finds housing in a Green Lantern log cabin due to housing shortage. cabin opened for the Hully family. Don’t drive if you drink.
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American Veterans Committee
A Moines
Griswold
Donald Hully
Green Lantern
Fred B. DeWitt Place
North Griswold
Roosevelt Letter Warned Against German Revival
Washington column reveals a secret 1944 note from F D R to Secretary Stimson warning Germany must be defeated and not rebuilt, opposing occupation plans. It argues many in London and Washington err in assuming Germans are not fully responsible for wartime actions and cautions against premature economic aid or rearmament.
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Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Stimson
U. S
Normandy
War Department
Germany
Paris
Roosevelt
Netherlands
Belgium
London
PWA
CCC
England
F.D.R
FDR
Hitler
U.S
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem contrasts solo travel with returning home to share joy with loved ones. The speaker tests going away alone but learns true happiness lies in being with friends, family, and shared beauty. The piece ends with a reminder that train time at a crossing urges caution.
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Edgar A. Guest
Navy veteran to be key witness in hotel inquest
A youthful navy veteran Jack Redmond 21 credited with discovering the Canfield hotel fire expected to be one of three principal witnesses at today’s inquest. He and Ruth Mulligan unknown Rita McGloughlin were in the tavern when the fire started. Coroner F S Leonard said about 80 persons would testify to the three man jury.
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Dubuque
Canfield Hotel
Harold Cosgrove
Jack Redmond
Ruth Mulligan
Rita McGloughlin
Cosgrove
Redmond
Harold
Glenview
Naval Air Station
Miss Mulligan
Jack
Iowa Ben Jensen Leads On Government Corporation Debate
In Washington Rep Ben F Jensen of Bixonia and Walter Ploser of Missouri shaped the debate on the government corporation appropriation bill. Jensen offered a minority report and an amendment to liquidate the Inland Waterways Corporation while retaining funds for new equipment. The discussion highlighted concerns about executive power and deficits across agencies, with focus on loans and insurance programs and calls for streamlining Congress. Butler's Nebraska primary victory and Willis of Indiana retirement also drew attention among Iowans in the capital.
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Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
OPA
Connecticut
Brien McMahon
Tom Stewart
Tennessee
McMahon
Elmer
Senate
Cio Murray
CIO
Bridges
Washington, D. CC
Ben F. Jensen
Bixira
House
Jensen
Appropriations Committee
Walter Ploeser
Missouri
Ploeser
Iowa
Inland Waterways Corporation
Secretary of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Minority Report
Cannon
Lowan
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation
Nebraska
Middle West
Lowans
Willis
Indiana
Descent from Mt Olympus and Washington notes
Secretary William DeyErmand visits Jensen family in Brookline Massachusetts as Rep Ben Jensen meets his daughter and newborn twin granddaughters. Column includes transit ideas for Empire State Building area, remarks on Pearson and Der Scouland, plus Mrs DeWitt and daughter Diane to relocate here after finding a residence.
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William DeyErmand
Jensen
Ben Jensen
Extra
Washington
Donald Fitzpatrick
Brookline
Mass
Fitzpatrick
Ray Bolger talks and dances in one man show plans midtown rapid tube
The article notes Ray Bolger performing wordlessly through a full show with strong dance skills and a new prize fight routine. It also discusses a proposed rapid transit tube to Weehawken to ease Midtown traffic and redirect Jersey interurban buses toward high traffic hubs and subway connections.
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New York
Ray Bolger
Ray
Driscoll
Mid- Manhattan
Weehawken
New Jersey Shore
Jersey Interurban
Assistant manager Griswold named at Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power
Griswold Roy DeWitt of Elliott has been appointed assistant to Ewald Stone, manager of the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company. The move places DeWitt in a key support role within the management team and reflects the company’s ongoing leadership realignment.
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Griswold
Roy DeWitt
Elliott
Ewald Stone
Iowa-Nebraska Light
Griswold buys 80 acre Guessling farm in Rogers estate
James P. Casey of Griswold has purchased the 80 acre Guessling farm from Cleve Rogers. In the same transaction Rogers also sold the Redding farm, part of the estate of the late Mrs. John Redding.
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Griswold
James P. Casey
Cleve Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Redding
John Redding
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American Communications Union
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
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