Molotov’s Paris trip viewed with cautious expectations
AP analysis notes Moscow sends Molotov to Paris to discuss the European recovery plan with France and Britain. It treats the move as potentially pivotal but warns against over-optimism, outlining three possible Moscow positions and the risks of Soviet cooperation amid postwar tensions.
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Dewitt Mkenzie
Moscow
Molotov
Paris
Bidealt
France
Bevin
Britain
Europe
Stalin
Russia
Mescowe
Austia
Hungary
Austria
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Lewis News Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Lewis and Mrs Kenneth Kremer travel from Ontario California to visit Mrs Lawton in Lewis. The Kremer family plans to join their husband and father in New York. Omaha visitors including Mrs Grant Lackey and Miss Bernice Keffer called on Mrs Kohlscheen at Immanuel Lutheran hospital. Cedar Rapids and Atlantic relatives dined with Merle Kffe r. Co S Camp visits son Carl in Perry. Asa Jones visits Robert Jones family in Iowa City.
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Lewis
Kenneth Kremer
Gon
Ontario
Cal
Joe Lawton
New York
Grant Lackey
Bernice Keffer
Patricia Keast
Barbara Mason
Omaha
Wm. Kohlscheen
Immanuel Lutheran Hospital
Paul Keffer
Cedar Rapids
Bernard Keffer
Atlantic
Merle Keffer
Co. S. Camp
Carl
Perry
Asa Jones
Robert Jones
Iowa City
Funeral rites for C. C. Moeller at Roland Peacock Baxter
Rites conducted for C. C. Moeller at 1:30 pm at Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home. C. A. Otto with Mrs. E. C. Schelm sang. Casket bearers listed. Interment in Brighton cemetery at Maine. Also notes Hillman Wright Snyder and Dave Snyder funeral services at Roland Peacock Baxter and Taylor funeral homes with graveside honors in Atlantic cemetery. Start sooner drive slower live longer.
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R. G. Dohrmann
C. C. Moeller
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
C. A. Otto
E. C. Schelm
Jerusalem
D. O. Herbert
R. B. Shepard
Chris C. Christensen
Joe Brown
J. F. Miller
Fred Long
Brighton
Maine
Hillman Wright
A. Howard Lindquist
First Presbyterian Church
George Zellers
Beautiful Isle
Lindquist
Wright Hedges
W. R. Remsen
Oscar Dahlberg
Roy Hedges
Peter Janss
Byron Jones
Atlantic Cemetery
Lulu Lloyd
Ed Weibly
Peter Janse
Earl Lang
Loyd Neff
John Hoffman
Jake © Weitzel
Frank Perkins
Living costs near record peak a year after OPA end
Chicago reports that on the first anniversary of price controls ending pork costs 78 percent higher, beef and veal 62 percent higher, with general living costs rising sharply. The AP wholesale index rose to 175.64 from 122.28 a year earlier, 43.6 percent higher, while May’s Bureau of Labor Statistics index shows broad increases amid debate on ceilings and black market prices.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Associated Press
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Births Report From Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Orris Palmer of Atlantic welcome a daughter born at 7 18 this morning weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. A son Steven Ray was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arnburg of Bridgewater at the local hospital Sunday at 6 20 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wittman of 1800 Sycamore Street are parents of Dale Richard born at 5 50 yesterday afternoon weighing 8 1/2 pounds. second child for the couple.
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Orris Palmer
Atlantic
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Steven Ray
Raymond Arnburg
Bridgewater
Merritt Wittman
Sycamore Street
N. E. Iowa Bridge Tourney Winners
The northeast Iowa bridge tourney crowned winners C A High and G B Smiley of Davenport for first place. Second went to W B Rupe and F J Huntley of Ames, with third to Glenn Gough and Harvey W Turner of Waterloo. Other preliminary victors include multiple pairs from Independence Des Moines Minneapolis Story City and Waterloo.
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Waterloo
C. A. High
G. 8. Smiley
Davenport
Iowa
Rupe
F. J. Huntley
Ames
Glenn Gough
Harvey W. Turner
W. G. Whitney
Frances Weepie
Independence
John Collins
Burton Coe
Des Moines
S. J. Claire
Minneapolis, Minn
A. A. Rose
A. E. Olson
Story City
C. W. Stine
Iowa Falls
Maurice E. Gould
Leslie Fairbanks
Zion Lutheran observes dual anniversaries with guest speakers
Zion Lutheran marked the Missouri Synod centennial and the church's 70th anniversary with services led by Rev. W. E. Hinck and Rev. W. H. Jurgens. The morning service, held at Sunnyside Park, featured Hinck's sermon The Glory of Our God.
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Missouri Synod
Zion Lutheran
W. E. Hinck
St. Paul's Lutheran Et Carrol
Iowa District West
Synod
W. H. Jurgens
Leavenworth
Kan
R. G. Dohrmann
Theo. Hoemann
Gram
Zion Lutheran Vacation Bible School
The
Jurgens
Omaha
Atlantic
National drive targets 750000 problem drinkers
New York officials report 750000 Americans are problem drinkers. The research council on problems of alcohol announces a ten year old headquarters based campaign to spur studies on causes and cures. It seeks 200000 dollars annually at the outset.
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U. S
Montclair
New York
United States
Research Council On Problems of Alcohol
Plong Research and Treatment Centers Lead Medical Field
Leading medical research and treatment centers drive breakthroughs in medicine. Institutes collaborate on innovative therapies and clinical trials expanding access to advanced care.
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Plong
Leading Med
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