Johnston Voices Price Control Alarm at Chamber Meet
Eric Johnston president of the United States Chamber of Commerce warned that if federal price control ends soon business would be in trouble, saying the nation would fall to the last stall in the doghouse. About 2060 businessmen attended the 34th annual meeting in Atlantic City as the Chamber debated a resolution urging elimination by October 31, 1946.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber
Johnston
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber
Weather and legal notices from Minneapolis and nearby towns
Cloudy and mild with scattered showers in the east portion through Wednesday evening. Clearing and cooler late night into Thursday followed by generally fair, seasonal temperatures Friday. Southeast winds 20 to 30 mph shifting to northerly by Wednesday afternoon. Also listed are custody or property disputes and traffic violations including fines for Granville, Morse, Holmen, and Macrun, with court appearance before Justice Howard Burchill.
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Iowa 1
Largo
Plumbers Endorse Free Enterprise in Construction Fight
Lawrence Duggan and others listed in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas, with several birth notices at Mercy and St Luke's, plus speeding and parking fines. A Plumbers association resolution urged immediate federal action to abolish construction rules and price ceilings, arguing free enterprise and production as the sole solution to housing and material costs.
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OPA
Baruch Buys Chandor Portrait of Churchill for 25000
Bernard Baruch purchased Douglas Chandor's portrait of Winston Churchill for 25 000 dollars and plans to donate it to an American museum, an artist said Tuesday in New York.
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New York
Bernard Baruch
Douglas Chandor
Winston Churchill
Allis-Chalmers Workers Strike at West Allis Plant
About 11,600 Allis-Chalmers employees walked off Tuesday with CIO United Automobile Workers picketing at the West Allis plant. Local 248 president says over 8,000 voted for the action after contract talks broke down over seniority transfers layoffs discrimination discipline maintenance of membership grievance procedures and wage rates.
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West Allis
Wis
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
la Crosse
CIO United Automobile Workers Union
Robert Buse
Company
Union and Labor Department
Russians Claim Nazi Spanish Pact Revealed in Archives
In Moscow the Soviet press published photo static copies of documents they say confirm a secret military alliance between Hitler’s Germany and Franco Spain signed in Madrid on February 12 1943. Tass said the papers were found by Red intelligence in the German foreign ministry archives during the Berlin battle.
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Moscow
Hitler
Germany
Spain
Madrid
Tass
Red
Foreign Ministry
Berlin
Wirephoto Pictures On Display In Gazette Window
Photographic prints from Associated Press Wirephoto pictures are shown daily in the Fifth street display window of The Gazette. Each morning duplicates of all negatives are made for editors daily selection and for the window display.
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Associated Press
Fifth Street
Gazette
Iowa
Deaths Rollandes A Cox Rock Island Conductor Services
Funeral services for Rollandes A Cox a Rock Island railroad conductor will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel with Rev E J Wykle and Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M presiding. The body will go to Montezuma Iowa for 3 30 p m services and burial in Montezuma cemetery. Master Masons urged to meet at 10 30 a m Wednesday. Honorary pallbearers listed.
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Rollandes
Roy) A. Cox
Oakland Avenue NE
Rock Island Railroad
Turner Chapel
E. J. Wykle
Crescent Lodge
A.F
Montezuma
Ross Funeral Home
Montezuma Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Fred Douglass
C. E. Taylor
T. C. Felix
John E. McBride
Ralph Farr
John E. Stevenson
E. W. Lyke
al Fuller
Sam Weir
William Hulsebus
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Wolfe Quick
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Wolfe Quick who died Monday at her daughter’s home in Northwest will be held at 1 30 p m Wednesday in Moon chapel with Rev Floyd L Hinshaw officiating Burial will be in Campbell cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Elizabeth Wolfe Quick
Clyde Brand
Fourth Street NW
Moon Chapel
Floyd L. Hinshaw
Campbell Cemetery
Services for Mrs Armeda Brown at Mt. Zion Church
Mrs Armeda Brown aged, of 1114 Thirteenth Avenue SE, died Sunday. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Zion Church with Rev. E G Scott officiating. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Rice Chapel.
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Armeda Brown
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Mt. Zion Church
E. G. Scott
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rice Chapel
Funeral services set for Mrs Thelma Andersen
Funeral services for Mrs. Thelma Andersen of 1012 Fifteenth Street SE will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev Paul L Miller Burial will follow in Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel
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Thelma Andersen
Fifteenth Street
Turner Chapel
Paul L. Miller
Cedar Memorial Park
Services Held for Frank O. Louvar in Brush Chapel
Frank O. Louvar of Swisher died Sunday. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday in Brush chapel with Theodore B. Hlubacek officiating. Burial at Shueyville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home for details.
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Frank O. Louvar
Swisher
Brush Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Shueyville
Schacht Defends Nazi Rise He Joined For Benefits
White haired Hjalmar Schacht told the Nuremberg war crimes court he saw no criminal intent in the Nazi program when first approached. He says he approved many objectives and saw himself as a business man drawn into Hitler’s orbit by the perceived benefits, not crime.
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Mernberg
Hjalmar Schacht
War Crimes Court
Schacht
Julius Streicher
Adolf Hitler
Iowa Board Supports Dormitory Plan for Married G I Students
The Iowa Board of Education moved to authorize dormitories adaptable to married G I students after a prior attorney general ruling blocked apartments. Officials cited need for light housekeeping facilities and federal grant prospects, with legal opinions supporting board authority and plans to proceed despite earlier uncertainties.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
More
Rankin
State Board of Education
G.I
Attorney General
Attorney General’s Office
Messrs. Elliott, Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Cedar Rapids
Craven Shuttleworth
Town
Iowa City
Shuttleworth
Traffic Deaths Near Prewar Peak, Losses Alarm Officials
The National Safety Council reports 1946 first quarter traffic deaths reach 8,120, close to 1941 prewar levels. With March at 2,670 and a projected 38,000 deaths for the year, officials urge immediate voluntary emergency measures and cite planned May actions including a Truman‑hosted highway safety conference May 8–10, a police traffic safety check, and a Green Cross for Safety campaign.
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Chicago
America
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Truman
Washington
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Safety Council
Courthouse Two File Suits To Collect Commissions
Two suits filed in district court seek commissions. Conway, a real estate broker, claims 400 from Herbert Hess for a 10 percent rate on a 5000 listing later sold for 4000. The Business Opportunities Bureau seeks 366 from Lester Shorey for a 5 percent share of a 9000 sale.
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Conway
The
Business Bureau
Lester G. Shorey
Wheatland
Shorey
Watsabaugh Shonka Real Estate Settlement Reached
W. R. Watsabaugh and Paul P. Shonka settled a disputed real estate and partnership case on Monday. The suit filed last July was dismissed after the parties signed an agreement. Watsabaugh received 1465.53 and Shonka turned over a promissory note and a real estate contract.
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W. R. Watsabaugh
Meadowbrook Drive
Paul P. Shonka
E Avenue NW
Watsabaugh
Watenrnnge
Shonka
Seventh Avenue SE
Sidwell Sues Mummas for 301.91 Over Note and Gasoline
L H Sidwell of 2615 Second Avenue SE filed suit Tuesday against Jesse O Mumma and Helen Mumma seeking 301.91. He claims 129.31 plus interest on a 100 promissory note dated Nov 6 1941 at 6 percent and the balance for gasoline and other products.
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L. H. Sidwell
Second Avenue SE
Jesse O. Mumma
Helen Mumma
Sidwell
Mumma
Bradley warns of 5 million veteran jobs need
Gen. Omar N. Bradley, veterans administrator, said at a United States Chamber panel that without jobs for 5,000,000 veterans within six months the nation will face postwar consequences. He noted over 1,000,000 unemployed veterans now, with a three to one veteran to non veteran unemployment ratio.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Omar N. Bradley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Bradley
Roof Blaze Damages Third Floor Apartment
A rubbish fire sparked a roof blaze that damaged the third floor apartment of Mrs. Myrtle Wilson at 212 Seventh Street SE. Fire Chief Kohout says flames burned out furniture while half the roof with wooden shingles caught fire. firefighters controlled the blaze before spreading beyond the roof. The VFW owned building sits beside the VFW club rooms.
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E. P. Kohout
Myrtle Wilson
Seventh Street SE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Club Rooms
Radiant heating eyed to end snow shoveling at homes
At the 57th annual Iowa Master Plumbers Association convention George B. Coffey of Byers' Pipe Co. said radiant heating in garages driveways and sidewalks could eliminate snow removal. He noted installations have been tried successfully in some cities.
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George B. Coffey
Byers’ Pipe Company
Montrose
Iowa Master Plumbers Association
Coffey
Unity Guild Meeting Pushed to May 9
City briefs note the Unity Guild postpones its meeting to May 9. Also, all Union Barber Shops will close at six o'clock on Saturday nights. Mount Hermon lodge No. 263 A F and A M will hold a regular session Thursday at 7 30 p m in the one hall with refreshments to follow.
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Mount Hermon Lodge
A.F
A.M
Sea One
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