Unanimous Approval Of Big 4 Ideas Iowa Briefs
The Associated Press notes a blaze at Alden Fire destroyed the W. B. Miller and Son Lumber Co. with estimated losses of 40 000 to 50 000 and no known cause. Cedar Rapids Marion resident Fred H Schwarz 78 died of injuries after a Thursday car train collision at the Marion station crossing. Burlington octogenarian Mies Fannie Mce Creery 83 died from injuries in a pedestrian auto crash last Aug 12. Jacksonville Alabama authorities served Cedar Rapids warrant on Philip Richards Ottumwa for passing bad checks.
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Marion Station
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Mies Fannie Mce- Creery
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Philip Richards
Ottumwa
Richards
Wage Board Reviews AFL Seamen Strike Threat
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board examined numerous reconsideration requests in the AFL maritime dispute as 43,000 seamen on all coasts prepare to strike. The board rejected joint AFL unions and carriers demands for higher monthly wage increases than CIO Seaton. leaders threaten to walk out unless reconsidered.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
AFL
CIO Seaton
Omaha Livestock Market Bare After Labor Day
The Omaha market was virtually bare as new slaughter and producer price ceilings took effect. Hog 800 head, cattle 1,800, sheep 4,500. expected post Labor Day cattle flow 9,000 to 12,900. Week to date receipts 6,945 cattle versus 26,725 last week. Market open for Labor Day trading.
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Omaha
Second autopsy to fix death cause in Raike case
Davenport Iowa September 3 A second autopsy was performed today on the exhumed body of Carl Raike 39 to determine the exact cause of death Raike died August 10 after being found sitting on a curbing in a dazed condition Maurice Taylor 85 is free on a one thousand dollar bond charged with second degree murder He is accused of striking Raike during an argument over a truck automobile collision Dr Lorin E Higkelmann who did the first autopsy fixed the cause of death as cerebral hemorrhage
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Carl Raike
Raike
Maurice Taylor
Liberty
Lorin E. Higkelmann
Admiral Mitscher Meets Pope During European Tour
Admiral Marc A. Mitscher, acting commander of the U. S. Atlantic fleet, was received by Pope Pius XII at Castel Gandolfo as part of an official European tour. Dr. John Moriarity and family moved from Omaha to 706 Hazel street and will open medical offices in the former Dr. Greenleaf building on West Fifth street.
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Marc A. Mitscher
U. S. Atlantic
Pius XII
Castel Gandolfo
John F. Moriarity
Omaha
J. W. Zike
Hazel Street
Moriarity
Dr. W.S. Greenleaf
West Fifth Street
Weather Outlook Warming Through Midweek
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Wednesday. Highs reach 70 to 76 this afternoon and 80 to 85 on Wednesday. Lows tonight 51 to 58, with warmer east and cooler west. Yesterday’s high was 74 at Sioux City and this morning’s low 40 at Spencer.
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Sioux City
Spenrer
Russia tells U S mind its own business over trade talks
Moscow reports Tass bulletin rejects U S concern on bilateral Sweden Russia trade negotiations. note says Soviets and Sweden need no U S consultation on terms and consequences of agreements. Sweden prepared to resume talks in Moscow on a five year deal amid U S proposals for future changes.
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Russia
United States
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Sweden
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Washington
Stockholm
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Third Victim Dies In Snake Rites Funeral
In Cleveland Tennessee a snake handling funeral rite ended in death for Hobart Wilson 46 the third believer to die in ten days. Wilson died an hour and a half after being bitten during Walter H Henry s burial. Henry 54 died last Saturday after a bite on Aug 25. Harry Skeleton 18 a minister died Aug 25 after a bite on Aug 17.
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Walter H. Henry
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Harry Skeleton
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Miss America Pageant Opens in Atlantic City
The 25th Miss America pageant begins in Atlantic City on September 3 with 48 contestants from 37 states and 11 key cities. The winner receives a 5000 scholarship. total scholarships amount to 426000 with 14 runners up sharing 20000 and a top non finalist prize.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Five Mile Long Boardwalk
Bess Myerson
New York
Iowans Die Violent Deaths Over Long Holiday Weekend
A Labor Day weekend toll includes a Cedar Rapids woman and a Peoria Heights man killed in a plane crash near Lenox Iowa. Investigations continue as reports describe the wreckage and gruesome injuries while authorities tally eight Iowa traffic deaths for the holiday period.
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Lves
Blaine Tomlin
Peoria Heights
Virginia Wiley
Cedar Rapids
Here
Hindu Moslem Clash Kills Many in Bombay Riot
A communique reports 81 killed and 300 injured since Sunday in Hindu Muslim rioting in Bombay. Troops and police are patrolling after pre-dawn clashes outside a curfew zone amid communal tensions. The Moslem league's boycott of the government fuels unrest as Nehru pledges to govern for Indians and to push a decade plan.
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Bombay
Congress Party
Pandia Jawaharlal Nehru
Neighborhood Kids Honor Miss Anna With Thank You Party
Philadelphia observers report Miss Anna Voegelin, long a neighborhood hostess, resumed her annual party for local children after two years. The youngsters, thanking her for gifts to them, contributed to a party fund and visited her home with a purse of $15 and a red rose corsage. Miss Anna quipped about age, saying she is a little over 55.
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Philadelphia
Anna Voegelin
Anna
Stalins Congratulatory Message on Allied Victory
Generalissimo Stalin congratulated the Russian people and their armed forces for closing the war against imperialist Japan, praising British and American arms in the conflict and marking the Allied victory.
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London
Japan
Stalin
Ike Questions Nelsons Tirade Against Army
General Dwight D. Eisenhower rebutted Donald M. Nelsons assertion that the army sought control of the national economy. He said the army wants no domination of government or civil authority and dismissed the charge as entirely false. Eisenhower spoke in Boston during the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention.
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Boston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Donald M. Nelson
Army
Eisenhower
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nelson
Arsenal of Democracy
War Production Board
Yugoslav Note Raises Demands as Diplomatic Tension Eases
Belgrade reports that Yugoslavia delivered a note to Washington Aug 30 demanding guarantees against further unauthorized US flights over Yugoslav territory. It cites multiple flights since Aug 19 and says no acceptable reply has been received to earlier notes. The U S seeks compensation for two transport losses, while Belgrade rejects responsibility.
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Belgrade
U. S. State Department
Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
CIO Packinghouse Workers Vote On Strike
The CIO United Packinghouse Workers of America announced a strike vote during the week of Sept. 9 in 229 plants nationwide. About 200,000 workers in 110 independent plants and 119 Armour, Swift, Cudahy, Wilson or Morrell plants would be affected. The UPWA seeks guaranteed annual wages a $1 hourly minimum for all workers a cost of living bonus and a health and welfare fund as contracts expired in August and negotiations continue.
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Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse Workers of
Amercia
Armour, Swift, Cudahy
Wilson
Morrell
UPWA
Another Sugar Stamp Now Good
OPA announces that sugar ration stamp 61 becomes valid for five pounds of sugar through December 31. Stamp 49 in ration book four is extended to September 30 due to acute sugar shortages and past expiration.
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Washington
Four Daughters Born in Paris Suburb Family
Four daughters born yesterday to Mrs. Pierre Walzer in a Paris suburb. Jacqueline and Danielle weigh a little over three pounds each, Nicole weighs two pounds nine ounces, and Anne-Marie two pounds eight ounces. All are reported doing fine by the attending doctor.
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Paris
Pierre Walzer
Jacqueline
Danielle
Nicole
Anne-Marie
Plans For Italy At Peace Conference Approved
The Big Four recommend limits on Italy's armed forces with an army of 250000 plus 65000 carabinieri, navy 22600 and air force 26000, no aircraft carriers, and a cap on fighter planes. Naval restrictions include transfer of surplus ships to allied powers and no new battleships. Yugoslav claims over Trieste and a note on Danzig echoes amid reparations talks totaling over 20 billion dollars.
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Italy
Military Commission
Foreign Ministers
Carabinieri
Yugoslavia
Foreign Ministers Council
Cesare
Italia
Vitorio Veneto
United States
Russia
Europe
Danzig
Baltic
Trieste
Versailles
Poland
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Dansig
League of Nations
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Dewey Mead Duel Likely in New York Governorship Race
The Associated Press reports New York Republicans and Democrats largely settle on tickets with Thomas E. Dewey favored to face James M. Mead for governor. In the Senate race Irving M. Iv es leads the Republican line while Herbert H. Lehman is anticipated for the Democratic nod. South Carolina holds a runoff between J Strom Thurmond and Dr James C McLeod for governor as the race moves forward.
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Associated Press
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South Carolina
Nevada
Empire State
Thoms E. Dewey
Rpublican
James M. Mead
Assembly
Irving M. Ives
Herbert H. Lehman
J. Strom Thurmond
James C. McLeod
Gunplay ends wartime romance in Las Vegas tragedy
Bridget Waters 26 and Frank Waters 38 in Las Vegas case of jealousy and murder. Frank Waters shot through the heart with a .22 caliber pistol as he sat with his 16 month old son on the floor. Bridget Waters, the estranged wife and nurse, is booked for investigation of murder.
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Las Vegas
England
West
Bridget Waters
Frank Waters
Frank, Jr
Waters
George Thompson
Navy Veteran Sentenced to Twenty Years in Reform School
Frank Edward Gordon, 25 year old navy veteran, was sentenced to 20 years in the Anamoga re formatory after pleading guilty to second degree murder in his wife Mildred Gordon's death on March 27. District Judge Harry Davidson imposed the sentence, following initial charges of first degree murder by a Page county grand jury.
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Clarinda
Frank Edward Gordon
Anamoga Reformatory
Harry Davidson
Page County
Gordon
Mildred Gordon
Shenandoah
To Fremont. Trip By Boring Thygesen Party
Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Boring and Mrs. Arlene Thygesen spent the day in Fremont Nebraska for a local outing and visit.
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Fremont
LaRue Boring
Arlene Thygesen
Fremont, Neb
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