Stalin Marks Birthday Amid Sixth Day of Talks
In Moscow the Big Three foreign ministers neared the end of a sixth day of talks as Stalin, age 66, celebrated at the Kremlin. The conference, focusing on atomic energy, Iran troop withdrawals, and Japan, faced reported difficulties despite smooth outward progress. British and Greek issues loomed, with Greece protesting foreign troops and Turkey frontier pressures highlighted by press coverage.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Stalin
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Iran
Japan
Byrnes
Bevin
Turkey
London
Greece
EAM
National Liberation Front
Jap Admiral Goes on Trial for Wake Island Executions
Trial opens on Wake Island for Rear Admiral Shigematsu Sakibara and Lt Cmdr Soichi Tachibara charged with mass execution of 96 American prisoners and two civilians in October 1943. Lt Torasai Ito, who died in the Kwajalein camp, confessed he ordered the killings.
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Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
Wake Island
Shigematsu Sakibara
Wake
Soichi Tachibara
Torasai Ito
Ito
Palestine hearings set for January in Washington
The Anglo American commission will start hearings in Washington on January 7 to study Jewish immigration into Palestine, it was announced Friday.
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Washington
Anglo-American Commission
Palestine
Truman’s Moves Strain Ties With Congressmen
Washington AP reports growing tension between President Truman and Congress, highlighted by his plan to return the USES to the states, FEPC directive extension, and letters criticizing a House substitute. South ern lawmakers deem the moves a political blunder and warn of an open break, with Speaker Rayburn also at odds over the employment bill.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Gibson
D-Ga
White House
United States
House
Senate
Fair Employment Practice Committee
Roosevelt
FEPC
Rayburn
Texas
Wagner
D-N. Y
Senate Banking Committee
Manasco
D-Ala
House Expenditures Committee
Cancer Deaths Surpass WWII Combat Losses in 1942 44
The census bureau reports 501 419 cancer deaths from 1942 to 1944 while army and navy combat losses total 273 000. The comparison shows cancer fatalities far exceeding enemy action casualties in World War II.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Army
Navy
Dissolution of Marriage Filed in Linn County Iowa
Mary Kasey files for absolute divorce from Arless Kasey in District Court Linn County Cedar Rapids seeking custody of five children Arless William Pauline Shirley Elmer Lloyd Judith and Yvonne Kasey. She requests division of furniture and 1932 Chevrolet, title to property at 1617 34th Street NE Cedar Rapids, costs, $75 attorney fees, $20 weekly child support and further relief as the court finds equitable. notice to appear within 20 days after final publication or default and decree will be entered.
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District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Mary Kasey
Arless Kasey
Arless
William Kasey
Pauline Shirley Kasey
Elmer Lloyd Kasey
Judith Kasey
Yvonne Kasey
34Th Street
Cedar Rapids
Ariess Kasey
Barnes, Chamberlain, Hanzlik and Wadsworth
Ingley Building
DDT Poisoning Feared Through Milk Reports
Washington report cites Science magazine findings that DDT poisoning can transfer via milk. Experiments show toxic effects pass from mothers fed DDT to nursing rats and milk from dosed goats kills rats, urging further dairy milk residue research.
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Washington
Science
Science Magazine
Horace §. Telford
James E. Guthrie
Ashland
Ohio
Clothing store window shrinks to one shirt drawing
In Bozeman Montana a clothing shop’s bare window displays only a single shirt illustration with the sign This is what they looked like when we had two highlighting a sparse inventory in Friday’s scene.
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Bozeman, Mont
Inca Empire Falls to Pizarro in 1532
Francisco Pizarro defeats and captures Inca emperor Atahualpa, signaling the end of the Inca Empire in Peru in 1532. The decisive encounter reshapes Andean power as Spanish forces seize Cuzco and curb Inca rule.
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Peru
Francisco Pizzaro
Atahualpa
Appointment of Administratrix for Nathan D Estes Estate
Clara M Jensen named administratrix of Nathan D Estes estate in Linn County Iowa on December 6 1945. Heirs and creditors urged to settle debts and file claims with Linn County District Court clerk. Attorney M W O Rieley listed as legal counsel.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Nathan D. Estes Inte
Morrison News Chief at Drake University
Paul F. Morrison named head of Drake University news bureau announced by John Marston. A Drake graduate of 1939 in journalism, Morrison served as sports editor for Times-Delphic and The Quax and led Sigma Delta Chi before military service in 1941. He edited The Cocka-…
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Paul F. Morrison
Gazette
Drake University
John Marston
Morrison
M. H. Morrison
Second Avenue SE
Drake
Times- Delphic
Quax
Sigma Delta Chi
Chi Delta
Hawaii
New Guinea
The
Edlispines
Cocka
Gazette alums return to duty after Army discharge
After his discharge in October, the veteran reporter rejoined The Gazette as an assistant on the state and city desk and later began duties at Drake on December 17, continuing his career in journalism following service with the Sixth Infantry division.
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The
Gazette
State and City Desk
Drake
James Smith Elected To Consistory Office
James H. Smith elected Master of Kadosh of Iowa Consistory on a Wednesday evening to succeed Henry E. Haegg who served two years. Smith is county sheriff and a past potentate of El Kahir shrine. J. R. Treichler elected preceptor succeeding Smith with re-elected officers Ray C. Coutts James W. Boling Fred H. Killen W. C. Henning Edward E. Sparling and Harry (name cut off).
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James H. Smith
Kadosh
Iowa
Henry E. Haegg
Smith
el Kahir Shrine
J. R. Treichler
Ray C. Coutts
James W. Boling
Waterloo
Fred H. Killen
W. C. Henning
Edward E. Sparling
Harry
Fidelity Company Officers Elected and Installed
District Judge Floyd Philbrick installed officers. A. Palmer won a one year term on the executive board. George F Miller was re elected director for five years. James H Smith became president M. M. Thompson vice president and E. E. Sparling secretary and custodian of property.
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A. Palmer
Floyd Philbrick
Sovereign
George F Miller
Consistory Fidelity Company
Fidelity Company
James H Smith
M. M. Thompson
E. E. Sparling
Economy Drives Consumer Savings On St Joseph Aspirin
The ad claims the public saves by buying larger sizes. 100 tablet size is 85c giving nearly 3 tablets for 1c, and a 12 tablet pocket pack is 10c. It emphasizes purity and speed, calling the product the choice of millions and urging demand for St Joseph Aspirin.
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St. Joseph
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