Friends Bet Steve Early Stifles Feud
Washington reports Stephen Tyree Early is named undersecretary of defense, second to the secretary, with a mandate to quiet interservice tensions and unify efforts. The 59 year old former Pullman executive and White House aide will earn about 12000 a year, with possible increases debated in Congress.
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Steve
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Stephen Tyree
Early
Armed Services
Potomac
Air Force
Navy
Pentagon
Defense
Congress
Truman
Tydings
F.D.R
White House
Pullman, Inc
Pullman Standard Car Company
House
Johnson
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
John L. Sullivan
W. Stuart Symington
Royall
Sullivan
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Sessio
Oenetie
Final Figure in Linn Red Cross Campaign
The Linn county Red Cross 1949 drive raised 61714.74 dollars. Executive Secretary Mrs. Wells C. Peck reported at April board meeting that only 0.9 percent of funds were spent on campaign operations, credited to volunteer service. Lucille Fristoe urged expansion of volunteer roles at Schick hospital, and the board approved joining a proposed volunteer service council. The Linn chapter plans its annual dinner April 28 at the Montrose hotel, electing officers and nine new board members.
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Linn County
Red Cross
Wells C.peck
Peck
Lucille Fristoe
St. Louis
Schick Hospital
Clinton
Schick
Linn
Gray Ladies Service
Linn County Red Cross
Mont- Tose
President's Home To Have Piped-In Music
The Blair House, serving as Truman’s temporary White House, will install a loudspeaker in the sitting room fireplace to provide piped in music from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. The service mirrors hotel and business programs, offering semi classical and popular tunes with no request records and the President and family receiving the schedule as is.
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Washington
Blair House
Truman
White House
Congressmen Aid Roy in Dental Fund Drive at Capitol
Washington column details Roy Wilson a 55 year old Negro grandfather and Capitol wait staffer whose dental needs trigger a bipartisan fundraiser. Rep Horan and Rep Brehm join colleagues at the restaurant tables with a salad bowl fundraiser yielding about 70 dollars to cover extractions and dentures for Roy.
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Washington
Roy
Wilson
House of Representives
Lyle Snader
Allen
R-Ill
Lyle
Horan
Prehistoric dangeroos heights vary уточ
The text notes prehistoric dangeroos reached 12 to 20 feet tall, while the largest living specimens are seven to eight feet tall.
The Father Business Is The Trade
A poem by Edgar A. Guest extols the father as the builder of tomorrow through daily guidance and quiet instruction. It emphasizes that a father must learn to shape a son both by example and by steady, lifelong teaching, with no closing time to his duties.
Burglars Really Worked for Loot
Thieves broke into a Baltimore bar and escaped with 1000 dollars after scaling a 20 foot wall and forcing multiple doors and safes. They pried through plating, toppled a heavy safe, and left behind tools and broken beer bottles as evidence of their labor.
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Baltimore
Acting President Li Tsung-jen Offers Self Surrender to Mao
Li Tsung-jen, acting president of Nationalist China, proposed via cable to Mao Zedong that he surrender to the Communists for punishment as a war criminal. He urged moderating the unconditional surrender demand and warned peace talks near Peiping could fail as Communist troops push toward Nanking and adjacent posts.
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United Press
Li Tsung-jen
Nationalist China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Peiping
Nanking
Red
Yicheng
Yangtze
Linn County Board of Supervisors Proceedings 1908 and 1949
Iowa Linn County Board of Supervisors records cover March 3 1908 and March 24 1949 sessions. Minutes note approvals, road work orders, tax suspensions, and claims including county funds and road maintenance expenses for Marion, Buffalo Township, and various 1940s locality references.
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Otte
F. Hanzlik
Teatese 7A
State of Iowa
Foon
Linn
Board of Supervisors
Pementrnes
Seevell
Beeson
Ood
Superv Beeson
Iowa
Ieosevelt
Gall Fee
Bertram
Bena Aine
M. J. Thomas
Marion
J. LeRoy Scott
Linn County Board of Supervisors Approves Road District and Budgets
The Linn County Board of Supervisors met to approve Secondary Road District No. 253 and remove and place stop signs at specified intersections. They adjourned after approving claims, budgets, andMaintenance payments including salaries for numerous county staff and contractors for road construction and maintenance.
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State of Iowa
Linn
Board of Supervisors
Seevell
Beeson
Hood
Linn County
Iowa
Marions Sentinel
Marconismana
Secare Oy
Lectnaar
Board of Spervisors
Code of
Anna
Astmord Ae SE
Delaware
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China
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Streil Weredith
Buffalo Town
Byenegrinee Beeson
Sepavee
Nancy E. Bent
Sara Whitaker
Igsit
Hull
Fero
Gainer
West
Cedar Rapids
Lila Plattenberger
Rsons
Nielsen
H Hans
Humboldt County
Lichty
John
Windsor Hotel
Benton County
Seedorf
Ruth
Springville
Jones
Red US
John T. Wiley
Benn
Vetere
Yrepk Bena
Bert
Hanzlik
Ata
International Business Mach Corporation
Ns . Co
Nzlik. Co
In- Nord
Pros Hawkeye Record
Plains S Supply, Co
Conoco Oil
Kolosek
Ada
Aid H. O
Proutty and Cooper
J W Fegley
Kinney Shoe
A. Drews
Rent
Frank Ward
Sunshine
Betas
Onn Treassurors
Iowa Machine Co
Icr
Gaxetle Pub
Shell Oil Co
Maintne and Supply Co
Varnes
Hunter
Douspern
Standard Service
Lanning Lime’ Co
Vacuum Oil Co
Kintz Co
Vernon Motors
Breen Tower Service
St P & P Ry Co
Burch Truck Lines
A Gon & Iron Works
Iowa Electric Light & Power
Wilensky "Auto" Parts’ ‘Co
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St Pes Ice
Ste
Condary Road Construction Fund
Iver T Raber
Victor
Keller's
Second Ave
Joyce Ellen Ary
Elvin A. Ary
H Ave
Ary
Joyce
Domesticurst Motor Co
Weed Con- Forrest
Jaschner
Norris T. Willams
Oliver Baxer
Louie Grauernoltz
Martin
Clark Isabella
4Th Ave
Clinton Omears
James
L St
Waukon
Rd Gt
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Havin
Elmer M. Seevell
County Fund— Appraisal Engineer Co
Lawyers Co-Op
Rwmisc
Holden Kahler Co
The
Kern
Capes Cone
Pioneer Litho Co
Ione Funk
Paramount
Underw Corp
Emil Visek Shoe
Checker Electric Supply
Frank F. Bates
Bounty
Brulin & Co, Inc
Maude M Krebs
Reg Vital
Ae Royal Typewriter
Ee Ee Exchange
Merrit
Laurence Press Co
Blanks
Trey
T LeRoy
LeRoy Scott
Scott
DONS
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Robert
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A. Baramen
R K
Ralphe Hunte
Waterman
Kaa Co
Clothinig Holden R Co
Eetine Ak Bidermans
Kahlers Jack ‘Sprat Grocers
Ta I Gas & Electric Co
Sadie Ape John Turner & Son
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Transportasion
M Adams
Med’ Aid
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Sasees
Wadley
C H Stark
David Thaler
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Arts
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Acent
Ta Peoples Grocery & T
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J T Hecker
G Murray
Block
Bell Telephone
Hearn Savenses Meter Co
Western Grocer
Coal Co
Mach & Metals Inc
Rea ST Aito
Fund— West Co
Ae Crissman
Atty
Hee Abbas
Vnathetty
Scondary Meek Ee Fund
Neintenance
Sal- Ely
F Goodrich Co
Goodyear Service Stores
SS Cad
Pee Iowan Gas and Electric Co
Ill
Auto Electric Shop
Cpenence & Storage Co
Iexc Inter
Frank Cadh Glass & Paint Co
Horm Game Co
Sis Hinawensawe
Chandler Co
Peneres Carburetor & Elect
Iowa Bears
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Stones
Ting Co Inc
E Sprague
Wesley Bartosh
Lloy
Wilbur Oliphant
Carl Cress
Ron Hartsell
Leek Inet
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CET PLC
Marion Tinel
Slade
Howard Metauehim
Norris T Williams
G G Merritt
L Miles
Walmer
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