Chiang Kai-shek seeks U.S. aid after talks with Marshall
Mme Chiang Kai-shek conferred with Secretary of State Marshall for the second time in 24 hours and left encouraged, saying she wants to know anyone who has seen an end to the Reds. She pressed her appeal for aid during her U.S. visit as President Truman discussed foreign affairs with his cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Marshall
Chine
General Marshall
Chi
Marshalle
Burg
Chiang
United Sttates
Aglp
Truman
China
Connally
D-Texas
White House
Mme. Chiang
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation
Hoffman
England
Korea
Japan
Weather and Police Court Roundup in Daily Record
Weather notes show mostly cloudy skies in Iowa with brief light rain possible, turning colder Sunday night into Monday with northwesterly winds 20 to 25 mph. Temperature ranges cited and winds shift from west to northwest in western areas. Police Court records: multiple drunkenness, curfew, reckless driving, speeding, and parking violations with fines listed for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Local residents sentenced and public notices update
intoxication case sentences include Donald Jones and John Irish both sent to 30 days in county jail. Cristine H. R. Church ill suspended Jones fine. fire and alarm reports list grass fires and car antifreeze incident with multiple fire companies responding. births and deaths noted in several towns with names and dates. obituaries mention Anna Rathbun and Elmer Spicher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jones
Chariton
John Irish
Shellsburg
Cristine H. R. Churchill
Jones
Notice of Estate and Probate in Rural Iowa
Notice records indicate a probate filing in Iowa with estate details for a deceased individual. The brief notice cites an executor, local court, and a schedule of claims and deadlines for interested parties to respond.
Fragmentary OCR Item Norse Fragment Charles Pettorney
A distorted OCR snippet mentions Charles Pettorney amid an unclear event. Names and exact actions are not clearly readable, leaving the core fact as an unidentified item tied to a person named Pettorney and various stray letters.
Palestine Plan Clears Barrier
U N political committee approves a Palestine conciliation plan and a five power panel to name three nations to appoint representatives. The plan aims to urge Arabs and Jews to settle differences, but faces Arab opposition and a two thirds general assembly requirement while Western critics call it too weak.
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Paris
U.N
Palestine Con Commission
Ig Five
United States
Britain
France
China
Russia
Commission E Conciliation
Palestine
Holy Lane
General Assembly
$21 746 Mystery Is Still Unsolved
Detectives remained at a standstill as they pursued a mystery tied to 21746.86 found in a garbage can at 609 Second Avenue SW. Detective Jake Stusak reported Mrs Dell Connally found a tarp sack on her porch and police moved the money to a bank vault pending further clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursda
Secon Avenue
Jake Stusak
Dell Connally
Second Avenue
Frank Burecek
Reap Bank and Trust Company
Fridy
Connally
Bukacek
Two Men Fined For Reckless Driving In Court
Harold Dvorsky aged 21 of 1427 Fourth Street and Richard Lyness of Manchester pled guilty to reckless driving Saturday in traffic court. Dvorsky fined 40 dollars plus costs after police say he drove 55 miles per hour on East Avenue near Fourth Street. Lyness fined 25 dollars. Police report Dvorsky cut through a service station at Thirteenth Street to avoid a traffic light and missed two pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dvorsky
Fourth Street
Richard Lyness
Manchester
Henry Christianson
Thirty-seventh Street
Ervin Gosenberg
Iowa City
Ted
Gness
Fis
AauEirst Avenue
Dvorsky
Thirteenth Street
Lta
Fatoess
Milk bill mystery uncovered in attic note
In Quincy Massachusetts an old unpaid milk bill from 1914 was found by Mrs. Dor Bigelow. The torn check, intended for Pyle, had vanished years earlier and was returned to his daughter with a note stating that the discovery had restored her faith in man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Pyle
Dor Bigelow
Low
Reds Forecast No Near Term Showdown Says Kazmayer
Robert Kazmayer, world traveler and author, argues the Russians bluff toward war and a major clash is unlikely. He notes blockades and military posture stop short of a Europewide conflict, while urging the United States to leverage its industrial base for lasting peace. He also criticizes a decline in American citizenship responsibility and parental discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Washington
United States
Robert Kazmayer
Busin
Kazmayes
Europe
Berlin
Vienna
Kazmayer
Two Iowa teens plead guilty to purse larceny
Mrs Eva Vogel aged 20 and Miss Nadine Medinger 18 of 804 Sixteenth St SE pleaded guilty to simple larceny in a Cedar Rapids case. Judge G K Thompson sentenced them to three months each but suspended on good behavior after bounty of $21.50 was divided from the purse. They were accused of taking the money from a store counter and later trying to access a bank safety box before arrest. The judge warned against tavern lingering and threatened revocation of suspension if rules were violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Vogel
Nadine Medinger
Sixteenth Street SE
G. K. Thompson
Vogel
Cedar Rapids
Elsie Ds
Ayenue
Miss Medinger
Arends
Merchants National Bank
Thompson
Oelwein Soldier Given Plea Date For Forgery Charge
Cpl Charles Eugene Cousins 24 of Oelwein was ordered to plead next Wednesday at 9 a.m. on forgery charges. Judge Thompson appointed counsel. Arraigned Friday, bond set at 3500, jailed in lieu of bail. Police said he passed two checks at Kinney Hoe and Big Shoe stores while AWOL from Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eugene Cousins
Oelwein
G. K. Thompson
Ousins
A.W.O.L
Fort Knox
Lyle Marshall
Cousins
Kinneyhoe
Tobin sues Century Cab for $10,000 over July collision
Ollie Tobin filed a $10,000 damage suit against Jay William Van Orsdol and Marvin and Ethel Hart doing business as the Century Cab Company. He alleges a Century cab struck him about 1 15 p.m. last July 22 while he was crossing Third street at Eighth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Tobin
Jay William van Orsdol
Marvin and
Ethel Hart
Century Cab Company
Tobin
Century Cab
Third Street
Eighth Avenue SE
Barton Pleads Guilty To Second OMVI Count
Barton Barton of Davenport appeared in district court Saturday and pled guilty to a second offense of drunk driving from last March. Judge G K Thompson set December 23 at 10 a m for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron Chase Barton
Davenport
G. K. Thompson
Barton
Woman Sues Over Alleged Tavern Fight for 2600 Dollars
Jean H. Pray sues Viola Davis for 2600 dollars claiming injuries from a punch at Midway tavern 810 Third Street SE at about 11:45 pm on November 27. Pray seeks 1500 for art and 1000 for exemplary damages in the petition.
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Jean H. Pray
Viola Davis
Egedly
Arta
Midway Tavern
Third Street
Untitled
A report describes a tiff resulting in a punch to her face, causing bruising and an injured eye and facial discoloration.
Foreclosure suits filed in Wan County District Court
Two foreclosure actions filed Saturday in Wan County District Court target mortgages and farm property. M. E. McCrabb seeks $25.06 from G. A. Larson and Maud Robbins plus mortgage foreclosure on a Viola area farm. Charles Brownell sues E. McSpadden and Mary McSpadden for $45.2 and foreclosure on a chat mortgage.
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Wan
M. E. McCrabb
G. A. Larson
Maud R Obbins
Viola
Charles Brownell
E. McSpadden
Mary McSpadden
Speer seeks judgment over dairy cattle shipment damages
Gene M Speer asks for 943 dollars for alleged injuries to 26 cows shipped April 24 1946 from Milwaukee to Orlando Florida. He claims cows arrived hurt with one killed en route and another dying after arrival due to mishandling. The state case against Floyd Harvey Harger for drunk driving is continued to November term by Judge Floyd Philbrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene M. Speer
Alwaukee
Speer
Orlando
Fla
Floyd Harvey Harger
Floyd Philbrick
Judge awards Citizens Loan Co. default judgment
Friday Judge G K Thompson grants Citizens Loan Company a default judgment of 220.20 against William Crookshank on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Citizens Loan Company
William Crookshank
Paster Distributing Co Sues Bank For 214 20 On Account
The Paster Distributing Co filed suit against Bank Lewis seeking two hundred fourteen dollars and twenty cents on an open account. The action names Bank Lewis as defendant and seeks repayment based on alleged outstanding charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paster
Comny Friday
Lewis
Judge Floyd Philbrick’s chamber redecoration begins
The courthouse enters a redecorating phase with Judge Floyd Philbrick’s chamber first to be painted in green instead of the building’s usual buff and brown scheme.
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Floyd Philbrick
CIO Plans Civil Rights Meet in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa State CIO Council sponsors two civil rights conferences in Cedar Rapids December 9 at the YWCA. The 2 p.m. afternoon session features Ken Everhart and Nat Grey with a focus on community action against racial discrimination. The 8 p.m. evening session discusses the union role in fighting discrimination.
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Iowa State Cio Council
Cedar Rapids
W.C
Sharen
Ken Everhart
Iowa State Industrial Union Council
Nat Grey
National Labor Service
CIO
Two Carried Safely From Burning Dwelling
In Rock Island Illinois an infant and a 67 year old man were carried to safety from a fire that heavily damaged a fire apartment building at 11 30 a m Friday The two year old Michael Householder was carried to safety by a neighbor Johnston 62 was returning home when the fire started and helped his bed fast husband to a neighbor s home The owner couple of the building held no others in the 22 occupants at the time No damage estimate yet available
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Rock Island, Ill
Bernie
Michael Householder
Ae Corre Saiatana
Johnston
Cuseholder
Soviets Try to Pressure Clay in Berlin Chokehold
AP analyst John M. Roberts Jr. reports Soviet tactics aim to deter General Lucius D. Clay from leaving Berlin. Despite propaganda and threats, Germans resist Communist pressures as airlift endures through winter, with Clay remaining in Berlin until a period of quiet allows departure.
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John M. Roberts, Jr
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Theal
Otten
America
Adolf Hitler
Clay
Germany
Knapp Charged With Malicious Injury to Building
Harold Knapp, 37, of Kenridge Terrace, arraigned on a charge of malicious injury to a building. He allegedly broke off a door leading to Elmer Hempy’s apartment in a building owned by Mrs. A. S. Long at 526 Sixth Avenue SE after failing to find his wife. Bail set at 500 dollars.
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Harold Knapp
Kenridge Terrace
H. R. Churchill
Knapp
Elmer Hempy
A. S. Long
Sixth Avenue SE
David Elderkin
Elderkin
Townsend Victory and Masonic Officers Elected for 1949
Townseling news notes a 6 p.m. supper and testify session in K hall. Worshipful Master Hermon Loner of No. 263 AF&AM announces Carl R. Butterfield as master for 1949, with W. H. Osborn and Ray Pollock as senior and junior wardens. O. Lee Eckert and Otto F. Hanzlik re-elected as secretary and treasurer. Also mentions two-way radio ad and Christmas pup demand. A separate police report mentions a man arrested near Wh Ion at 1 a.m. after drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon Loner
Af&am
Carl R. Butterfield
Butterfield
Fred Hollands
W. H. Osborn
Ray Pollock
O. Lee Eckert
Otto F. Hanzlik
Poe
Callie
DVORAK Exec Stewart Wines Report
Unclear OCR text mentions DVORAK, Exec Stewart, wines, possibly a business note. Fragmentary details reference monetary terms and people names unclear in this readable segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvorak
Exec Stewart Wines
Ren Ee
B A Barlow Dies After Long Illness
Byron A. Barlow, age unknown, of 3338 C Avenue NE, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. Monday at Westminster Church, with burial in Jamestown, New York. The body was taken to Turner Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron A. Barlow
C Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Church
Jamestown
N. Y
Turner Chapel
Deaths Herbert V. Weed 67 Chicago Salesman for Quaker Lace
Herbert V. Weed 67 a Chicago salesman for Quaker Lace for 40 years died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 9 45 pm Friday after a brief illness. He was born September 18 in New York City and married Gertrude Moor in Cedar Rapids on July 14 1911. Surviving are his sister Victorine Weed of Chicago and other relatives. He belonged to the San dist church Medinah Shrine and North Shore lodge AF and AM. Services will be at Turner chapel at 3 30 pm Monday with burial at Oak Memorial. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert V. Weed
Chicago
Quaker Lace Company
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Weed
Bert Eerd
Taft
New York City
Mr. Weed
Gertrude Moor
Cedar Rap
Victorine W
Sandist Church
Medinah Shrine
North Shore Lodge
A.M
Services for Sister Mary Borromeo Nash
Services for Sister Mary Borromeo Nash longtime Mt. Mercy instructor will be held Monday at Mt. Mercy college chapel at 9 30 am with Rev Louis Wendling officiating Burial at Mt Calvary cemetery Mt Mercy alumnae to meet at Sacred Heart convent Sunday at 3 30 pm to recite the Rosary for Sister Mary Borromeo
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Sister Mary Borromeo Nash
Mt. Mercy Academy
Mt. Mercy College
Louis Wendling
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Mt. Mercy
Sacred Heart Convent
Mary Borromeo
Two Escape Injury in Crash at Intersection
Ray Bleedner age 20 of 1461 Fifth Avenue SE and an unidentified passenger escaped injury when a car rolled over after a collision with another vehicle at Fourth Avenue and Fourteenth Street SE. Police said both men crawled out through the trunk as doors were jammed. Samuel Caldwell age 57 of 1228 First Street SW was the other driver. Police charged both men with failing to have their cars under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bleedner
Fifth Avenue SE
Fourth Avenue
Fourteenth Street SE
Samuel Caldwell
First Street
Boy Suffered Fractured Collarbone in Accident
Ronald Barnes nine son of Mr and Mrs Leo Barnes of 329 Fourth avenue SW was struck by a car driven by Dale Norris of Marion at Third avenue and Third street W around 10 30 a m Saturday. The boy was taken home by Norris then later to St Luke s hospital for treatment after reporting shoulder pain.
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Ronald Barnes
Leo Barnes
Fourth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dale Norris
Marion
Third Avenue
Third Street
Norris
Ronald
Des Moines Reports 54th Polio Case
Des Moines records its fifty fourth polio case for the year as a three year old resident is hospitalized. The patient is associated with Mr. and Mrs. Rolland H. Meffert, residents mentioned in the report.
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Des Moines
City Health Neon
Patie
I Metal Hospital
Rolland H. Meffert
Canadian cost of living index holds steady in October
Ottawa reports the Canadian cost of living index had no increase in October, the first flat reading since January 1947, according to the bureau of statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bureau of Statistics
Motion with Peter Bailey in Court
A motion involving Peter Bailey appears in the text triggering a brief court or legal notice item. The fragment references Bailey as a party or respondent in a legal proceeding. Further details are not readable in the supplied snippet.
Pair Reaping Profits from Forecasting Weather
Two ex soldiers John Wallace and James Mazza run the Northeast Weather Service selling advance forecasts to clients like the Long Island Railroad and various towns. They claim higher accuracy and sell 24 to 36 hour warnings for snow, ice, and wind to organizations, contractors, and users seeking avoidance of weather damage.
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Boston
Long Island Railroad
Government Weather Bureau
John E. Wallace
Maar
James Mazi
E United Se Weather Bureau
No Mazza
Northeast Weather Service
Long Island
Ted
Northeast Service
Northeast
Allace
Mazza
Hartford
Hartford Street Department
Video Set Leads To Ouster Edict
Charles P. Hoon refused eviction from his River side housing unit after the Wilmington Housing Authority ordered him to vacate and remove a television antenna screwed to the roof. Officials said the setup violated the lease clause prohibiting nails or screws. Hoon said he would sue.
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Wilmington
Del
Charles P. Hoon
Hoon
Wilmington Housing Authority
Riverside
Cedar Delaware men take draft physicals in Cedar Rapids
Fifteen men from Cedar and Delaware counties underwent pre induction physical examinations at the Cedar Rapids draft center on Friday. From Cedar county listed are Kroeger Junc tion Peden Rathjen Schroeder Tisinger Jon Thompson Dunham Knipper Bell Stelken Skemp Wade Holidays, while from Delaware county are Knipper Skemp Holidays and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Delaware Counties
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County
Henry E. Kroeger
Wilton Junction
George A. Peden
Atalissa
Donald V.rathjen
Durant
Kenneth W. Schroeder
Clifford W. Tisinger
Tipton
Roscoe J. Jon
Downey
Francis G. Thompson
Mechanicsville
Delaware County
Loren L. Dunham
Raymond G. Knipper
Masonville
Herbert J. Bell
Jerome W. Stelken
Pales
Menoseph
J. Skemp
Hopkinton
Leland H. Wade
Ryan
Leland C. Holidays
Colesburg
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Orville Hite
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Roswell
J. McCauley
Bernice Benson Thompson
Irvan Lee Thompson
Opal V. Smyth
Arthur W. Smyth
Jean Ponegan
Donald F. Donegan
Neil E. DeLaHunt
Wilma L. DeLaHunt
Bert Coleman
Leora Coleman
Elmer Katz
Mary Nelson
William H. Beckman
Shirley M. Sorensen
Melvin F. Beasley
Fern Harris
Cedarapids
Fred Anthony
Desaines
Nellie Laton
Earl Hulshizer
Earlene Hasbrouck
Roy Bleedner
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William Morgen
Twenty- Ifth Street
John Stanek
Center Point Road
Merle Drexler
Thirty-fifth Street
Marvin Caldwell
Keith Tow
Sixth Avenue
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Lincoln Heights
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St. Luke’s
Francis Pameticky
Lake Avenue
Lawrence Volesky
Ence Doonan
Mercy
John Fitzgerald
Ellis Boulevard
Joseph Henningsen
Swisher
Postville
Anna Rathbun
Schutte Funeral Home
Vaenee
C. M. Haas
Mt. Hope
Tagen Foye
A. W. Straub
Tipton Methodist Church
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Herbert Weed
Sister Mary Borromeo
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Rye
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