Husband of English War Bride Balks At Divorce Plea
Harold Carbone 25 year old former air force lieutenant, husband of Jean Carbone, refuses to grant a divorce claiming Catholic grounds and noting he may contest if she sues. Jean, pregnant, fled London and joined Capt. Darrell Beschen amid a love triangle and husband’s reluctance to ease the separation. Local reports describe a tense split between faith, duty, and an impending birth.
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Johnson County Newspapers Sold to Hollywood Publisher
Oxford reports the sale of the Johnson County Democrat and the Johnson County Farmer after 21 years under M. E. Baker. J L McKeehan of Hollywood Florida buys the papers and takes possession Monday. Baker remains editor and printing supervisor. Lords of Iowa City becomes ad manager and Mrs Kathleen Holland stays as book keeper. Baker Co. keeps its name under a redesignation plan.
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Oxford
Johnson County Democrat
Johnson County Farmer
M. E. Baker
J. L. McKeehan
Hollywood
Fla
M. E. Baker Co
Baker
Commercial Printing Department
McKeehan
Democrat
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J. Lords
Iowa City
Katherine Holland
Higdon Fired At Ottumwa Ends 23 Years on Force
Higdon, longtime Ottumwa police official and former chief, was discharged after 23 years. The Iowa Civil Service Commission cleared him for mistreatment charges related to a prisoner arrest and discharged Park and Staton on separate terms. The panel also called for police reforms and urged Chief Kapp to retire, with dancing bans in taverns among measures.
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Park
Harold Belt
Pacific Navy
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Higdon
Ottumwa
American Legion
District Court
Police Department
Charles Kapp
Onslow Mayor Hutton Resigns and Wins War Bond
Onslow mayor S. G. Hutton resigned to the state council on Monday night after serving as mayor since 1930. He received a $25 war bond and plans to spend the winter in the South with his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hutton.
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Onslow
S. G. Hutton
States Council
Iowa Firms Produce Billions in Output, Quad Cities Noted
A Davenport report cites a total valuation of 305.093 billion on Iowa firms, with Iowa producers and northwestern Illinois outputs listed. Major cities like Bettendorf Waterloo Moline Rock Island Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Kewanee appear in the production totals including fuses and machinegun mounts.
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Hapols
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D E Quad Cinance
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Ee Fowler
Isney
Eerps
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Hichols
Bettende
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Moline
Ill
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Moines
Kewanee
Clinton
Universal Engineering Corporation
Pick Lawyers To Lead S U S Vets
Iowa City law student Ben Ellsworth 47 was elected president of the University of Iowa Veterans association on Tuesday. Three other law students were chosen as officers Bill Henke 24 Chios City Dick Piere Mtieter secretary and Om Woll 26 of Coon Rapids. Ellsworth Henke and Wolfe ran on an independent ticket.
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Ben Ellsworth
University of Iowa Veterans’ Association
Meee
Bill Henke
Chasies ¢ City
Dick Pere Mtieter
Om Woll
Coon Rapids
Treasw
Ray Flees Trails Park In Iowa Campus Secretary Race
The candidate Ray Flees a 27 year old law student from Kingsley finished second to Park in the race for secretary. The Iowa campus election drew attention but only about 200 of the 750 veterans attending S.U.I. voted.
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Kingsley
Aashes
Iowa
S.U.I
Hampton Man Killed in Truck and Train Crash
Dwight Wilson Ed 69 of Hampton died when his pickup collided with a northbound Rocket train a half mile north of the fairgrounds. The crash also involved his passenger Herbert, a longtime Hampton resident.
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Eady
Dwight Wilson
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Herbert
Mpton
Funeral held for Rath Packing worker killed in Waterloo crash
Frederick Wonderly, 46, dies from a fractured skull after being struck by a car driven by Orville Notting in Waterloo last Saturday. He worked at Rath Packing and funeral services are set for Thursday.
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Frederick Wonderly
Orville Notting
Wonderly
Rath Packing Company
Classical Languages Head Back at Iowa U
Gerald F. Else takes over as head of the University of Iowa classical languages department in Iowa City after serving as a Marine captain and civilian war worker. He succeeds the late C. Flickinger and has prior posts at Harvard and affiliation with Nebraska, with a wartime service in the Office of Strategic Services.
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Gerald F. Else
Marines
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University of Braska
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