Iowa and National Weather and Local Court Notices
Iowa forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warming trends into Monday with rain possible Monday night and Tuesday. Temperatures range Sunday high 45, low 34, Monday high 55. Law notices include speeding fines for Lloyd Otto and others, a jail sentence for Dale Hefflefinger, and various divorce petitions and marriage licenses across Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, with multiple births announced in local hospitals.
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Miami
Minteapelis & i
Phoeni
Duluth
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Jo Ann Dunlop Grand Champ in Kite Competition
Jo Ann Dunlop won the grand prize at the Eagles kite tournament in is park on Saturday. Wayne Bly led the event with five flying contests as winds proved ideal. Winners span multiple categories with Jo Ann Dunlop and Tom Jones among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann
Is Park
Tom Jones
Ed Chester
Jo An N
Wayne Bly
Jo Ann Dunlop
Tommy Jones
Pat Jones
Edward Jones
Linda Jones
David Stewart
Judy Jones
Eddie King
Donald Nelson
Claude Franks
Claude Jones
Claude Frank
Cedar Rapids Bus Strike Ends After Three Months of Talks
The walkout began April 1 as a 12 hour shift conflict and unpaid meal relief. Union and company failed to agree on pension plans and wage boosts, with mediator Harry Boyd credited for progress. Revenue losses totaled about 28000 dollars for both sides before the strike ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ble
Union and Company
Drivers’ Executive
Harry Boyd
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Prochaska
Ohange
LaPlant Choate Union to Begin Negotiations
Contract talks between LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company and United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Union Local 116 CIO will start Monday at 10 am, according to company and union spokesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Union
Local 116
CIO
Peanuts Seized Not Property of Hubbard
Peanuts seized in a warehouse operated by the Hubbard company are not Hubbard property. The cargo from Tifton Georgia was consigned to a grocery firm and seized under a libel seeking condemnation under the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetics act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company
U.S. District Court
Hubbard Company
Tifton
Deaths Mary Jane Jacobs Infant of Marengo
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Jacobs of Marengo died in an Iowa City hospital at 7 30 p m Friday born Cedar Rapids Feb 16 Surviving grandparents Mrs Mary Porazil Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Joseph Jacobs Marengo Private services at Polansky chapel 2 p m Sunday burial in Bohemian National Cemetery
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Mary Jane Jacobs
Robert C. Jacobs
Marengo
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Mary Porazil
Joseph Jacobs
Polansky Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Joe Janko Funeral Planned After Long Illness
Joe Janko aged 62 died early Saturday at his West Highland California home after a lingering illness. A Spanish American War veteran and a Veterans of Foreign Wars member, he is survived by his wife Anna a daughter Mrs Elmer Zemek of Mount Rose Calif his mother Mrs Frances Machacek of Walker two sisters Mrs Frank J Wachal of Marion and Mrs Joe Wachal of Walker a half sister and two half brothers. Funeral services to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Janko
Mallory Street
West Highland
Calif
Anna
Elmer Zemek
Mount Rose
Frances Machacek
Walker
Frank J. Wachal
Marion
Joe Wachal
Prairieburg Native Joseph Plauer Dies at 76
Joseph Plauer 76 a life long Linn county resident died Friday at his Prairieburg home after a short illness He farmed near Prairieburg until six years ago Surviving wife Mary two sons Frank J and Thomas Joseph both of Prairieburg five grandchildren Services 2 30 p m Monday Trinity Methodist Cedar Rapids Rev John E Delong Burial Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at Rohn chapel after noon Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Plauer
Linn County
Prairieburg
Plauer
Mary
Frank J
Thomas Joseph
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
John E. Delong
Linwood Cemetery
Rohn
Rand Case Rehearing Denied by Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court refused to rehear Pete Rand contempt of court case. Rand must serve six months in jail and pay a $1000 fine for violating a 15 year old permanent injunction on liquor violations. The Polk county ruling was upheld in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Pete Rand
Rand
Polk County
Supreme Court
Conferees Clash Over Annual Old Age Aid Funds
A Des Moines conference committee debated annual set aside for state old age assistance. The Senate held at 12 million dollars per year, while the House favored 10 million. The related bill would move unallocated balances from several special funds into the state general fund, with a separate bill possible to keep old age aid distinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
House
Summer Heat Roasts Los Angeles as Beachgoers Flee
A record-breaking 92 degree high in Los Angeles started an early Southern California summer as temperatures rose across the region. Nearby Glendale peaked at 96 degrees, sparking a weekend exodus to the coast and beaches.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Glendale
Court suspends six months for embezzlement by agent
Y D Comer 46 of 181 Fifth Avenue SW pled guilty in district court Wednesday to embezzlement by an agent. Judge Floyd Philbrick suspended the six month sentence after evidence of full restitution and on the recommendation of the complainant and county attorney. Comer admitted converting 39 dollars collected for Dr Pepper Bottling Company products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. D. Comer
Fifth Avenue SW
Linn County
Floyd Philbrick
Comer
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Collection suit filed against M. F. Raftis
Donald Burgess and Gordon Edwards of Burgess and Edwards Company sue M. J. Raftis in district court for 80.14 to settle an account and seek a writ of attachment against the defendant’s credits. J. W. Tubbs of Tubbs Transport Service sues Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beach for 711.01 on a note dated May 10, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Burgess
Gordon Edwards
Burgess and Edwards Company
M. J. Raftis
J. W. Tubbs
Tubbs Transport Service
Floyd Beach
Tubbs
Glenn Suits Sentenced For Desertion Of Children
Glenn R. Suits aged 32 of 1032 Eighth Street NW was sentenced to a year in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison by Judge Floyd Philbrick after pleading guilty to desertion and abandonment of minor children. He was indicted by the April grand jury for deserting three children aged 10 9 and 6 around February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn R. Suits
Eighth Street NW
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Floyd Philbrick
Suits
Straka released from jail in consolidated hearing
Paul Straka of Central City was freed from Linn county jail on Judge G K Thompson's order. The contempt of court hearing will be consolidated with the divorce case in which Straka is plaintiff. The divorce trial is reset to April 25 to allow property disposition per a stipulation. Straka's wife seeks separate maintenance in her cross petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Straka
Central City
Linn County
G. K. Thompson
Straka
Thompson
Missing Fifty Three Dollars From Shell Station
John A. Hatt the operator of a Shell filling station at Second street and A avenue NF reported to police that fifty three dollars was stolen from the cash register sometime between 9 30 and 10 30 Thursday night. He closed the station at 9 30 and found the front door unlocked when he checked an hour later.
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John A. Hatt
Shell
Second Street
Avenue NF
Hatt
Berlin Red Paper Blames Arrests on Clay Car Theft
The Taegliche Rundschau reported that a 24 hour Berlin roundup, in which hundreds were arrested, was ordered because Gen Lucius D Clay's specially built car had been stolen. General Clay denied involvement and said he did not know the raid was scheduled.
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Berlin
Red Paper
Taegliche Rundschau
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Pickets Demonstrate Outside Flagstad Concert
In Chicago at Orchestra Hall Kirsten Flagstad drew large ovations while about 25 pickets from the Congress of American Women marched outside. They carried signs protesting her appearance with messages condemning Quisling and honoring Allied soldiers, but caused no disturbance.
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Chicago
Kirsten Flagstad
Orchestra Hall
The
Congress of American Women
Michigan
Quisling
Flagstad
Big Four Plan On Reich Treaty Reaches Moscow Talks
In Moscow the Council of Foreign Ministers agreed to take up James Byrnes plan for a four power pact to ensure German disarmament. The four hour session set goals: land reform to be free in Germany by 1947 end, destruction of German fortifications by year end, and liquidation of principal war factories by mid-1948.
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Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
James F. Byrnes
Germany
V. M. Molotov
Paraguay
Turkey
Marshall
Coe Leads Iowa at Pi Kappa Delta Ohio Speech Tourney
Coe college led Iowa schools at the Pi Kappa Delta forensic tournament in Bowling Green. Coe students earned three superior and two excellent ratings including James Lambert in men’s discussion, Barbara Chartier and Winifred Deyo in women’s debate, Bill Duval in men’s extemporaneous, and Wini Deyo in women’s extemporaneous. Georgianne Johnson of Luther College also earned a superior in women’s oratory. Julian Winston of William Penn college gained a superior in men’s oratory, the first Black participant at the fraternity’s national convention and tournament after the repeal of the exclusion clause. About 500 students from 93 colleges in 26 states competed in the weeklong event.
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Coe College
Iowa
Pi Kappa Delta
Bowling Green
Coe
James Lambert
Barbara Chartier
Winifred Deyo
Bill Duval
Wini Deyo
Georgianne Johnson
Luther College
Decorah
Julian Winston
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Winston
Marion DeMolay Initiates 24 Candidates in Cedar Rapids Reboot
The Marion DeMolay chapter will initiate 24 candidates for the reactivated Cedar Rapids chapter No. 10 at Marion Masonic Hall Monday at 7 30 p.m. Marion degree staff joins with DeMolay legion of honor to honor rank holders in initiatory exercises for a further 45 candidates at Cedar Rapids Masonic Hall Friday evening. Former Cedar Rapids members will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
DeMolay
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Hall
Legion of Honor
Burglars Break Into Clem Fleury Firm Again
The Clem Fleury Equipment Company near the junction of highways 30 and 149 west of Cedar Rapids suffered a second break in within a week. The safe was punched and $6.47 taken from petty cash, half the amount stolen in the April 3 incident. Entry came via a rear window. a desk drawer and the same desk were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Fleury
Snyder
Wallace blasts U.S. policy and imperialism drive
Wallace told 5,000 trade unionists in Manchester that American policy is slipping to men craving imperialism and war with the USSR. He attacked Life magazine for an American empire plan, urged the Roosevelt spirit, and warned of divisions weakening the progressive movement.
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Manchester
England
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
United States
Imperial Wallace
United Nations
Russia
Congress
Wallace
U.S.S.R
Life Magazine
America
Bills Affecting Motorists Passed in Iowa Legislature
Des Moines AP Iowa state senators return to the session facing action on major bills after a busy Friday where 27 measures cleared the calendar. Of these, three directly affect motorists. The first allows the public safety department to issue corner plates to auto owners to replace new plates issued next year. The second requires driver licenses to be renewed on the applicant’s birthday starting next year. The third mandates stamping and signing on the back of licenses with each traffic conviction record other than parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
State Department of Public Safety
Des Moines Priest to Lead Nursing Retreat at Mercy
The Rev. Kenneth Ward of the Passionist Congregation at St. Gabriel's Monastery Des Moines will be retreat master for Mercy hospital school of nursing annual three day student nurses retreat. Sixty seven students will participate with sessions Sunday to Tuesday and Wednesday to Friday and daily conferences and benediction each evening.
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Kenneth Ward
St. Gabriel’s Monastery
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Man Pleads Guilty To Permitting Minor Driver
Donald Osborn 36 of 812 Fifth Street SE pled guilty to permitting an unauthorized person to drive and was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice H R Churchill. An information charging Osborn with contributing to the delinquency of a minor was dismissed by Judge Floyd Philbrick in district court. Osborn was arrested Friday after police followed an erratic car and found a minor girl at the wheel. He said the girl claimed she was married and having trouble with her husband.
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Donald Osborn
Fifth Street
Leroy Johnson
Dale E. Hefflefinger
Route 1
Marion
H. R. Churchill
Osborn
Floyd Philbrick
Mt. Mercy Graduates Accept Teaching Jobs
Three student teachers from Mount Mercy junior college with the June class will begin the 1947-48 school year in teaching roles. Olga Sindelar will teach music at Blairstown. Dorothy Bradley will join Mechanicsville elementary schools. Betty Spratte will teach Linn county rural pupils.
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Mount Mercy Junior College
Olga Sindelar
Third Street
Blairstown
Dorothy Bradley
Twelfth Street
Mechanicsville
Betty Spratte
Marion
Linn County
Royal Family Schedule Return From South Africa May 11
The royal family will return from South Africa on May 11, according to an AP report issued Saturday. The announcement confirms the timing of their homecoming after the Africa visit.
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London
South Africa
Funeral Services Held Today for Mrs Keevers
Funeral services for Mrs. James F. Keevers of 368 Twentieth Street SE were conducted at 10 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John M. Molloy. Burial followed in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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James F. Keevers
Twentieth Street
Imaculate Conception Church
John M. Molloy
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Greyhound Strike Delayed After Union Threat Across States
Lincoln Neb AP report notes Greyhound delaying a planned strike by 1100 unionized bus, street railway and motor coach workers across 13 states. The delay cites legal complications tied to a 1941 agreement possibly affecting a contract through Nov 1 1947. Union leaders unclear if company reply rejects the arbitration demand.
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Overland G Employes
Interstate Transit Division 1126
Amalgamated Association of Street, Railway and Motor Coach Employes
F. C. Powers
Lincoln, Neb
Greyhound Bus Line
Albert C Watters dies in Anamosa at 81
Albert C Watters 81 longtime president of Anamosa Lumber Company died Friday in Anamosa where he lived since nine months old He led the company for 54 years His wife survives Services set for 1 36 p m Monday at Smykil's funeral home Burial planned in his birthplace Dubuque
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Anamosa
Albert C.” Watters
Anamosa Lumber Company
Smykil
Dubuque
World’s Finest Shaving Brush Priced at 3350 in Newark
Newark firm announces the world’s finest shaving brush selling for 3350 dollars. The hand carved 14 carat gold handle is set with top grade badger hair and the price includes tax.
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Newark
William Rimmer Held on Automobile Theft Charge
William Rimmer aged 24 of 1006 Seventh Street SE was arrested Saturday on a warrant for stealing a Dodge coupe owned by Burgie Crookshank Waubeek. The car was wrecked Saturday near the Ve ry Inn on Route 30 east of the city. Rimmer denies the theft and was fined a week ago for a beer theft in Solon.
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William Rimmer
Seventh Street SE
Burgie Crookshank
Waubeek
Rimmer
Solon
Don Guthrie Wins Iowa Forensics Scholarship
Iowa City high school student Don Guthrie won a four year University of Iowa scholarship as first prize in the oratorical division of the state high school forensics tournament which ends today. Harry Fisher of Cedar Falls took second and Vernon Myers of Central High Sioux City third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Iowa City
Don Guthrie
University of Iowa
Harry Fisher
Cedar Falls
Vernon Myers
Central High
Sioux City
Stolen Gems Recovered in Pasadena Robbery Case
Pasadena police announced the recovery of 62000 dollars in diamonds and jewelry stolen from Lord Eustace Ralph Pulbrook and Lady Susan Pulbrook. Three men were arrested in two states, including Louis Robert Plam in Los Angeles and Robert McKewen Hockaday and George F Ludwig held by Detroit police.
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Pasadena
Calif
INS
Lord Eustace Ralph Pulbrook
Susan Pulbrook
Stanley Decker
Louis Robert Plam
Los Angeles
Robert McKewen Hockaday
George F. Ludwig
Detroit
Huntington Hotel
Decker
Hockaday
Plam
Henry Vyskocil Injured in Automobile Collision
Henry Vyskocil age 60 of 1601 I avenue NE suffered possible fractured ribs when his car collided with a machine driven by Raymond B. Herring at Center Point road and Oakland avenue NE. Vyskocil was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment. Herring fled the scene but was later located at a trailer camp and charged with leaving the scene and failing to keep his vehicle under control. Police said Vyskocil stopped for a traffic light and was moving away when the crash occurred. The impact pushed his car about 20 feet sideways.
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Henry Vyskocil
I Avenue NE
Raymond B. Herring
Hiawatha
Center Point
Vyskocil
St. Luke’s Hospital
Herring
Oakland Avenue
Center Point Road
Jewels Worth $300,000 Recovered After Rail Wreck
In a Santa Fe Super Chief derailment near Raton New Mexico on Wednesday jewels valued at 300000 dollars were recovered from a pulled car. The owner Mrs Rosika Netcher disclosed the recovery on Friday she is a former Dolly Sister known for stage fame in New York and Paris.
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Raton
N. M
Santa Fe Railway
Rosika Netcher
New York
Paris
Dolly Sisters
Vets of Foreign Wars To Meet in Iowa City
Delegates from 20 southeastern Iowa Veterans of Foreign Wars posts will meet in Iowa City on April 27. Officers from the First district will be elected at a business meeting in the Community building followed by a banquet at the Jefferson hotel. Charles F. Smith of Iowa City is retiring district commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jefferson Hotel
Charles F. Smith
Three Deaths Blamed On Dice Game Dispute
In Sedalia Missouri authorities say a dispute over a dice game led to three deaths and two injuries. G B Ray thirty one allegedly fired a pistol after losses reached twenty dollars. Harry Starkey fifty one Arthur Gregory forty six and Ray died after the shooting. Ed McGrath sixty two was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
INS
Herman Hall
G. B. Ray
Harry Starkey
Arthur Gregory
Ray
Ed McGrath
Mercy Nursing Students Honored With High Distinction
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing announces mid semester honors. Two students Genevieve Crock and Margaret Ryan earned high distinction under Sister Mary Barbara Ann. Distinction ranks include Rita Bohan Anna Boland Helen Althaus Ruth Brecklin Carolyn Cooke Mary Fassbinder Winifred Hershey Lois Kirschry Krapfl Betty Jean Simon and Louise Walshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Crock
Margaret Ryan
Mary Barbara Ann
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Rita Bohan
Anna Boland
Helen Althaus
Ruth Brecklin
Carolyn Cooke
Mary Fassbinder
Winifred Hershey
Lois Kirschry Krapfl
Betty Jean Simon
Louise Walshire
Henry Schaefer Denied Visitor Access at St Luke's
City brief notes Henry Schaefer of 519 B Avenue NW is a patient at St Luke's Hospital and currently not allowed visitors. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schaefer
B Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Miss Harriet Ray Joins Red Cross Public Info Office
Former Cedar Rapids resident Miss Harriet Ray accepts appointment as writer in the public information division of the American Red Cross Midwestern area. Headquarters are in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ray
Cedar Rapids
Pulic Information Division
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Methodists at Delhi To Note Centennial
A series of meetings begins Sunday to observe the 100th anniversary of the Methodist church in Delhi Indiana. Additional centennial gatherings are set for April 20 27 and May 4. The fireplace chimney remains from the cabin that served as the first church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Iowa Deaths Notice Mix Confusion at Gazette
A death notice misprinted names of Mrs. Alice Mary Lawrence and Mrs. Beatrice Stock in The Gazette Iowa Deaths. Services for Mrs. Lawrence are set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Hrabak funeral home. Also noted are services for Lee Olson, 77, with burial in order, S. D. lign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Alice Mary Lawrence
Alice Mary Quinn
Iowa
Beatrice Stock
Lawrence
Hrabak
Lee Olson
Peffers
Ord, S. D
Scouts Rally Over 200 for Waste Paper Drive at Hearn Stevenson Lot
More than 200 Boy Scouts gathered in the Hearn Stevenson lot on Third Avenue SE before 8 a.m. Saturday to begin a city waste paper collection. The drive is under the supervision of district commissioner Verne ee trict and Scout field executive Jr. Waters. The next collection is scheduled for June 14 to raise funds for a swimming pool at Camp Waubeek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearn-Stevenson
Third Avenue SE
Suon of Verne Eetrict
Jr. Waters
Camp Waubeek
Twelve SS Guards Executed at Breendonck Camp
AP reports twelve SS guards from Breendonck concentration camp were executed by firing squad on Saturday in Malines Antwerp and Namur. Possible death sentences carried out after capital punishment verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Breendonck
Malines
Antwerp
Namur
Des Moines Office Seeks Transmission Equipment Details
Public notice states the Jed Kids State of Iowa will receive bids at the Executive Council Office in the Statehouse Des Moines until 12 00 noon on April 18 1947 for forty day a year maple ve watt noo transmitters and related pull tat formation from Secreta s nets, Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Executive Council
Statehouse
Des Moines
Des di. JR
Sepinose
Feeding Cattle Up 13 Percent
The agriculture department reports 13 percent more cattle on feed in 11 Midwest states as of April 1 compared with last year. About 200000 head added, but still 150000 head fewer than two years ago. Feeder estimates expect 51 percent of marketed cattle by July 1, down from 54 percent last year. Iowa shows a 15 percent rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Iowa
Vet Bonus Bill In Iown Senate
Des Moines AP report notes a World War II bonus bill moved by the military affairs committee. It would be funded by a property tax levy of 1.5 mills to raise 85 million dollars for payments over 20 years, including 10 dollars monthly for domestic service and 12.50 for foreign service not to exceed 500 dollars per veteran. The bill faces constitutional questions and would be placed on the 1949 ballot if approved this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Joke on Rep Poston Turns into a Tribute in Iowa House
In Des Moines the Iowa House unexpectedly honored Rep Gene Poston of Corydon with a ceremonial bottle of grape juice. Rep John Duffy presented the token of esteem while Arch McFarlane praised Poston as a thorough square sh shooter and leading opposition figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Gene Poston
Corydon
Iowa
Poston
John Duffy
D-Dubuque
Iowa Schools Urged to Adopt German Schools
Iowa educators urged to adopt war struck German schools through direct aid. Dr. John H Haefner, member of a seven person U S mission, says German classrooms lack basic supplies while children need tablets pencils clothes and food. He emphasizes action to help children despite adult culpability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
John H. Haefner
Germany
Iowa
Haefner
University High School
Nordhoff Co-Author of Mutiny on the Bounty Dies
Charles Bernard Nordhoff, 60, co author with James Norman Hall of Mutiny on the Bounty and other sea classics, died in his sleep at his Montecito home. Born in London in 1887 to American parents, he served in World War I and met Hall during service. The two collaborated on The Lafayette Flying Corps at war's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
INS
Charles Bernard Nordhoff
James Norman Hall
Norhoff
Montecito
London
French Foreign Legion
Lafayette Flying Corps
Pension Too Great Forces Eviction Of Vet Family
Ralph C Cowan a World War II veteran disabled in combat loses his $240 month pension when authorities say his family earns too much for a three person household. The family of three must leave their $32.50 monthly Techwood apartment in Atlanta as income exceeds the allowed limit for federal low cost housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ralph Co. Cowan
Techwood
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Bennie Graw
Third Avenue
Golda B. Vanston
Ninth Street SE
Justice Court
Twelfth Street SE
Neil Curtis
Company No. 6
Joseph Quigley
Agnes Quigey
Serena Dye
Everett Dye
Dale Kiecksee
Edna Sanders
Leo Bisinger
Elizabeth B. Melichar
Raymond P. Fritz
Dorothy A. Topinka
Irwin J. Daley
Elizabeth Britt
Earl Bennett, Jr
June Arkle
Robert W. Milkie
Arlene Pavlicek
Clifford G. Hopewell
Bernita Sunderman
Robert W. Beffel
Margaret Griffin
St. Luke’s
John Nelson
Edgewood Road
Harlan Hamann
Keystone
Paul Swindle
Ryan
James Loftsgard
G Avenue NW
Mercy
Charles Kennedy
Leonard Stillman
Fairfax
Irvin Clark
Vernon
Justin Cook
Thirty-first Street Drive
Pataskola
Ohio
George C. Miller
Miller
Goldie Linder
Alfred Linder
Robert F. Erickson, Jr
Erickson
Josephine Stumpff
William Stumpff
Robert Erickson
Vinten Road
LaPlant-Choate
Union
Hubbard
Jacobs Infant
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
M. F. Raftis
Glenn
Ft. Madison
Big 4
Byrnes
Marion DeMolay
U.S
Mt. Mercy
Royal Family
Mrs. Keevers
Greyhound
Albert Watters
Thio
Mercy Nursing
Methodists
Rep. Poston
Nordhoff
Mutiny On Bounty
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