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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1946

Page

6

Seek Private Homes for 9 Eldora Boys

Iowa City AP state officials social workers and psychiatrists met to plan placing nine of the 18 Eldora state training school inmates into private homes. The other nine would go to various state facilities after examinations at the state psychopathic hospital. About 40 boys remain at the Anamosa annex following mass escapes last summer.

Iowa City State Training School For Eldora E. W Carlsen State Board of Control State Psychopathic Hospital Carlsen Woodward General Hospital State Hospital For the Insane Mt. Pleasant Anamosa Wilbur R. Miller Howard M. Skeels Board of Control Psychological Services Fred N. Cooper J. S. Gottlieb University of Iowa Arthur Friedinger Henrietta Safely Lois Studley Lillian Locher

Iowa City Woman to Join Husband Overseas in War

Washington AP reports a War Department list of 212 wives and children chosen to join husbands in the Mediterranean theater, including Mrs. Arline Ruth Lyons of Iowa City and Mrs. Marjorie Madden of Fairfield. Selection weighed overseas service length and may change with cancellations.

Washington War Department Arline Ruth Lyons Westlawn Iowa City Robert E. Lyons Marjorie Madden Fairfield Cecil J. Madden Eileen Heilman Robert Sioux City Robert D. Heilman G.i.s Congress

Iowa U Student Council Chosen in Postwar Election

More than 2,500 University of Iowa students voted in the first postwar Student Council election. Winners for the four delegate-at-large posts were Herb Olson from Winfield, Dick Ives of Diagonal, Bette Jo Phelan of Mason City, and Kathy Larson of Sioux Falls, S. D. Off campus reps were Don Hall of Tama and Dorothy McKinley of Omaha.

Iowa City University of Iowa Herb Olson Airforce Winfield Dick Ives Hawkeye Diagonal Bette Jo Phelan Mason City Kathy Larson Sioux Falls S. D Don Hall Tama Dorothy McKinley Omaha

Vets Returning From Overseas From Eastern Iowa List

Associated Press notes Eastern Iowa veterans listed for U S ports include Arthur J. Youngblut Jesup Guy Groff Jr Cedar Rapids Paul A. Lillie Center Point Meyer Markovitz Iowa City Oscar Melchert Cedar Rapids Oral L Beck Marion Gen Langfitt San Francisco April 16 Herbert C Ritze Center Point James B Stranks Iowa City Frank B Dolezal Iowa City Herbert L Crack Olin Gerald W Siegel Vinton Editor notes dates arrival may be estimated and passenger lists may contain errors.

Associated Press

FPHA Okays Three Housing Units for Luther College

DECORAH The Federal Public Housing authority grants Luther College three dormitory units to ease student housing shortages. The college also buys two CCC camp barracks at the Decorah fairgrounds. The grant includes two 100 by 20 foot buildings and one 50 by 20 foot structure. Each four students will share two bedrooms and a study room.

Decorah Federal Public Housing Authority Luther College CCC Decorah Fairgrounds FPHA

Finkbine Estate Valued at 213 504 in Des Moines

Lt. Edward C. Finkbine II of Des Moines killed in action in Europe in March 1945 left an estate valued at 213 504, a district court inventory showed Wednesday. He was 22 at death, son of Mr and Mrs Robert H. Finkbine, and grandson of Edward C. Finkbine, former president of Green Bay Lumber Co.

DES Moines INS Edward C. Finkbine II Europe Robert H. Finkbine Edward C. Finkbine Green Bay Lumber Company

Traer to Get Seven Barracks for 21 Vets

Traer city officials announce seven barracks will be bought from Hastings Nebraska to convert into three-room and bath apartments for 21 veterans. The Traer American Legion post will prepare the site and extend utilities while providing sidewalks. About $5,000 has been raised locally and the federal government will contribute $30,000. In 1550 Antonio Galvao published a book showing a canal could be cut at Panama.

Traer (Ins Hastings Neb Traer American Legion Post Traer Antonio Galvao Panama

Town Women at Capitol To Push OPA Extension

About 500 women led by Mrs. Leon Henderson and Mrs. Ernest K. Lindley gathered at the Capitol to press for extending the price control act. Mrs. Smith W. Brookhart of Washington and Doris Irwin of Ames joined the effort, visiting Rep. Tom Martin to urge continuation while Iowa lawmakers favored maintaining price control with possible dairy ceilings eased to aid small businesses.

Gazette Washington, D. C Smith W. Brookhart Washington Doris Irwin Ames Capitol Iowa Tom Martin Martin OPA

John Deere to Build 250 Houses in Dubuque

The Dubuque city council annexed fifty nine acres west of the city for a 100 house John Deere project and the company plans to build a total of 250 houses for incoming employees near its northern plant.

John Deere Dubuque Asbury Road John Deere Company Deere Company

Martin Reveals OWI Efforts to Undermine Germans

In Washington AP history notes three Iowa Republicans Rep Martin Rep Hoeven and Rep Jensen led Office of War Information psychological warfare during World War II. They used shortwave broadcasts and pamphlets to cast American invincibility and boost morale while urging occupied peoples to resist. Martin, an Iowa City veteran and former University of Iowa instructor, described how the program targeted German troops and civilians. He recalled discovering that pamphlets appeared on German prisoners and praised the effort to undermine German resolve.

Washington Iowa Congress Office of War Information State Department Martin Hoeven Jensen OWI Iowa City University of Iowa

War era broadcasts by resistance volunteers in Europe

Martin planned to fly to Germany in December 1944 as a military government officer, but plans fell through at the last minute. Hoeven, who speaks Dutch, made recordings for broadcast to The Netherlands and has since heard from Dutch citizens who listened during the German occupation. Jensen spoke in Danish encouraging Danish patriotic resistance.

Martin Germany Hoeven Netherlands Jensen

University Students Patroling Iowa River

Two University of Iowa students named Bill Boswell and Bernie Walters patrol the Iowa river in a university boat. They work daily from 4 to 6 and 7 to 10 p.m. and all day Saturday and Sunday. The arrangement is temporary until longer plans are set. Pave Armbruster, the university swimming coach, also conducts canoeing courses at the fieldhouse for students and townspeople.

Iowa City University of Iowa Bill Boswell Bernie Walters Iowa River Pave Armbruster

Huston Resigns as Iowa State Game Superintendent

Des Moines AP reports Taylor Huston, longtime conservation official, has filed his resignation as state superintendent of game, effective June 1. Huston, a veteran public servant, steps down after decades directing wildlife and hunting policy in the state.

DES Moines Taylor Huston

Safes Baffle Yeggs at Two West Branch Firms

Prowlers broke into two West Branch businesses early Tuesday but failed to steal anything. Safes at Rock Island Lumber and N. P. Olson Implement were damaged by the entry attempts, but none of the locks yielded to the burglars.

West Branch Rock Island Lumber Company N. P. Olson Implement Company

Feed Your Dog with Kellogg’s Cropup Dog Food

Doctors and breeders promote a foundation diet of dry dog food with scrap meat and fat. Kellogg’s Cropup supplies essential vitamins and minerals for growth and vigor in three forms Ribbon Meal Peletti. Sold at grocers and pet shops by Kelloges of Battle Creek.

Kelloge’s Battle Creek

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