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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1946
Page
10
The Society of Amateur Chefs debuts on ABC WENR Tuesday at 7 p.m with emcee Allen Prescott. First guests include Russell Patterson and Frank Back. Upcoming features promise audience participation, taste tests, and unusual recipes.
Hour by hour listing of radio programs and stations WMT WHO WGN KXEL for Tuesday evening August 13 1946 with show titles news sports and commercials including Nick Carter Lum n O Neills and Night Life and Baseball coverage followed by morning schedule for Wednesday August 14 1946 with Farm News Early Risers and birthday program lines and host names across several stations.
MILAN Italy AP The long missing body of Benito Mussolini found wedged in a trunk hidden at Sant Angelo Dei Minori monastery after removal by Chartreux monks. The body which lay unmarked at Maggiore cemetery since his 1945 execution was recovered Sunday as police disclosed arrests and ongoing inquiries into the theft and disposition of his remains.
Carbondale Illinois two teachers Misses Maxine Daily and Kaiie Salmo urged parents of prospective first graders to avoid scaring the child about the teacher to not hover over him during the first day to ensure a proper breakfast and to not expect the child to read immediately on the first day of school as classes begin next month.
The priest Padre Alberto said he disclosed the body’s location to a police officer after obtaining permission from fugitives. The confession followed reports of false leads about the body’s whereabouts, which were rewarded on Monday.
The United States granted full diplomatic recognition to Bolivia's provisional government led by President Guillen after weeks of upheaval that toppled the Villarroel regime. Villarroel died in the uprising as Venezuela, Cuba, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, and Paraguay had already recognized the new government.
Lottie Lockman, 62, accused of poisoning one person and attempting to poison another, sent her lawyer to Jefferson County officials demanding exhumations of others she allegedly cared for. She proclaimed innocence and authorized exhumation of her late husband Frank Lockman.
Mrs. Lillie B. Winter, 76, was indicted by a Wayne county grand jury on murder in the death of her 3 year old great grandson Donald Eugene Martin from arsenic poisoning. Bond denied. trial tentatively set for October. A St Louis chemist found arsenic in Lorena Clark’s stomach, Winter’s sister, while no poison was found in Winter's deceased husband.
In Chicago a criminal court jury acquitted Donald Murray of murder in the death of Maj. John Fletcher a Canadian army officer found with Murray's wife in a Morrison hotel room last May 27. Doris Murray 36 testified that Fletcher swung a chair at Murray moments before the shooting.
A witness describes a solemn scene with Fletcher's wife confessing affection for her husband and recounting events surrounding his death on May 27 last year.
A Monday night blaze in Carroll Iowa swept the North Western railroad freight house loading dock and partly burned eight box cars on adjacent sidings. Merchandise on the loading platform and on box cars suffered damage. Local fire crews battled the flames. No injuries were reported.
A blaze at the North Western line station was brought under control in 40 minutes by Car roll volunteer fire department. District auditor S Folliott valued the damage at several thousand dollars. A car of explosives on the siding was sprayed with water and moved to safety. Volunteers moved merchandise and saved box cars while North Western agent Herb Durkee said office records and fixtures were destroyed. The fire remained mainly at the west end loading platform.
Minnesota polio total reaches 1052 as state fair activities for 4 H club youths are cancelled. Six new Minneapolis cases and ten more in St Paul raise Twin Cities infantile paralysis total to 561. Fair opens August 24 and county 4 H exhibits will be arranged by adults so youngsters need not attend.
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