Labor Leaders Agree to Join Defense Advisory Board
Labor leaders ended their boycott by accepting President Truman’s invitation to join a new 17 member National Defense Mobilization Advisory Board. The United Labor Policy Committee, representing 15 million AFL CIO and independent members, will nominate four labor representatives for the board, which will advise the President from the White House level. The move follows a walkout over the 10 percent pay formula and aims to ensure full representation in national defense planning.
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Reds Discover New Rubber Grass Claim
The Chinese Communists report from Peking that a new grass yields rubber. The root extract supposedly compares favorably with rubber tree rubber, according to the published report here in Hong Kong.
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Air Power For Freedom DeSeversky Broadcast On KCRG
Aeronautical designer Alexander P. deSeversky to discuss Air Power For Freedom on KCRG KCRK tonight at 8 30. The feature highlights his aviation insights and military use through a special radio address.
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CALETTE Radiolog Py zette oe on Coe eader
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Radio Schedule Fragment Promises Evening Programs and Rates
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Liberty Network Weekend Schedule and Bandstand Highlight
The page lists a Liberty network scoreboard and times for Ray G Swing and Czech Melody Honors, with events including Missionary News, Navy Band performances, and Jan Garber show. Saturday mornings feature Dancing Party and Veterans segments, followed by a Police Blotter listing.
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Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Host Lineup
Friday night television features Captain Video at 6:00 followed by Art Linkletter and Mama. At 8:00 The Playhouse airs then Morton Downey at 9:30 and Maugham at 10:00. Saturday morning includes Kay Westfall at 10:00 with news at 10:45.
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MacArthur warns Asia defeat could seal Europe's fall
In a Tokyo letter read to the House, Gen. MacArthur warned that if the UN loses in Asia the fall of Europe is inevitable. He argued victory in Asia is essential to avoid war in Europe and to counter Communist expansion as Washington faces draft universal military training controversy.
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Wool Clothing Prices To Rise With New Ceiling Rules
Washington report says new government price orders will lift wool clothing costs. Manufacturers must set ceilings from pre Korean War prices plus material and labor increases through 1950, leading to more price hikes than cuts though some fabric items may drop.
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Iowa Senate Approves Funds for Local Fairs
The Iowa senate passed an appropriation of 175000 dollars per year for local fair support for the next two years, in a 44 to 0 vote. The measure aligns with Beardsley’s recommendations and Gov Beardsley is to consider it. The chamber also sent to the governor traffic regulation bills and blue warning lights for snow removal equipment, and a licensing bill for public accountants passed 43 to 1.
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Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Linn County
State of Iowa Linn County notice declares Stella M Olson appointed and qualified March 29 1951 as administratrix of the estate of Isa belle V Metheny deceased. Creditors must immediate pay and file claims with the Linn County District Court clerk through attorney Carl Hendrickson.
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Iowa House Narrowly Aims to End Rent Control
The Iowa House approved a rent control decontrol plan by 72 to 21 sending the measure to the Senate. It would urge the governor to inform the federal housing expediter that federal rent control is no longer needed in Iowa, leaving only 11 counties under local control.
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President Seeks Six Billion More for Armed Forces
President Truman asked Congress for an additional 6.422 billion dollars for the armed forces to cover deficits as the services expand toward a goal of 3,462,000 personnel by June 30. This on top of 41.8 billion already provided since last July.
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Davenport Schedule Highlights Late Evening Talks and Shows
The listing outlines a Davenport broadcast or theater schedule with times 6 00 and 6 30 for Kukla and Fran showrooms a 9 45 wrestling a 11 00 Broadway 12 00 Coming Saturday Afternoon 2 30 Theater 5 00 Mr 5 30 Films.
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Friday Night 6 30 Your Health 6 45 Newsreel 70
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Israelis Bomb Syrian Troops After Police Killings
Israeli warplanes bombed Syrian troops southeast of the Sea of Galilee in retaliation for seven Israeli police deaths. An official spokesman said the strike was successful and Syria did not fire back. The incident deepens a historic rift with Syria as UN observers fear widespread fighting could disrupt the fragile Jewish Arab truce.
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Florida oranges yield more juice this year
Florida concentrate producers report juice output rising from 1.08 gallons per box last year to 1.25 gallons this year, highlighting stronger extraction from oranges grown near Tallahassee.
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Appointment of Administrator No 21590 in Linn County Iowa
State of Iowa Linn County announces A O Amb appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Jessie E Bettis deceased. Creditors are to pay debts and file claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court.
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Executor details in Calderone estate case
Executor No 21586 from 1951 records Rosario P Calderone estate. Agostino Pusateri named as executor with Anthony R Scolaro as attorney.
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Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders Held April 10 1951
Notice states stockholders meeting on April 10 1951 at 9 00 AM Central Standard Time in Cedar Rapids. Purpose includes fixing number and compensation of directors, election of directors, and transacting other corporate business. Voting eligibility requires a proxy and filing five days before vote. signed by secretary on March 1951.
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