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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1946

Page

4

Congress faces weeks of strike curb and labor gridlock

Washington lawmakers signal a tough week as the House pushes a Case act style bill to create a 30 day cooling off period with a federal mediation board and broadened injunction powers. Senate likely to delay and seek compromise amid broader labor and civil rights fights.

Washington Mames House Senate Federal Mediation Board Truman Congress Fair Employment Practices Commission

Housing Costs and Labor Struggles Postwar Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids builders, unions, and contractors clash over postwar housing costs and labor shortages. AGC cites 18 percent material and 80 percent labor cost shifts since 1940, while veteran apprentices fill slots amid aging craftsmen. Prefabricated housing is proposed as a low-cost solution, with calls to halt new construction pending demand.

G.I Veterans Administration Associated General Contractors AGC Cedar Rapids

Nelson Named Assistant at Cedar Rapids YMCA

Louis E. Nelson, newly returned from the southwest Pacific, is added to the YMCA boys work staff in Cedar Rapids. He will organize Gray clubs for boys ages nine to twelve on the east side, supervise four Junior Hi Y clubs, and assist with Keen Teen Klub activities as part of YMCA outreach expansion. Nelson attends Coe College and is son of Mr and Mrs Marshall B Nelson.

Cedar Rapids Louis E. Nelson Army Southwest Pacific Y.M.C.A Russell F. Knapp Nelson Coe College Marshall B. Nelson Jerry Heyl Keen Teen Klub Knapp Cedar Rapids Community Chest

Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Berdinner Barker

Funeral services are set for Monday for Mrs Nellie Berdinner Barker wife of Rev Alfred H Barker pastor of Trinity Methodist church She served with her husband at Victor and Wellman churches and in the ministry community supported by his service.

Des Moines Nellie Berdinner Barker Alfred H. Barker Trinity Methodist Church Victor Wellman

Hanzlik Names Election Dates

Linn County Auditor Otto F. Hanzlik announced election dates including municipal primaries on March 12 in Cedar Rapids and the municipal general on March 25. State and county filing runs Feb 23 to March 15, with certain deadlines through June 2 and absentee voting windows starting April 9 for servicemen and May 14 for civilians. County and state canvasses conclude by November 25.

Linn Otto F. Hanzlik Cedar Rapids Eggee Sd Hanzlik

Spaniel Club Installs New Committees at Cedar Rapids Meeting

Cedar Rapids Cocker Spaniel club appointed several new committees at a business meeting. Program chairman Vernon Kuen leads with Don Musser, Mrs. Henry Thompson, Everett Montross and Dr. J. G. Nash. Training chairman Rev. Paul Miller with Earl Kirk and Lee Scott. Membership chairman Dr. Ew Bogaard with George Witwer Fernow.

Cedar Rapids Cocker Spaniel Club Vernon Kuen Don Musser Henry Thompson Everett Montross J. G. Nash Paul Miller Earl] Kirk Lee Scott Ew Bogaard Os Acrate George Witwer Fernow

Linwood and 13th Street Buses Add Service

Cedar Rapids City Lines will add a bus to the Linwood and Thirteenth Street NE line starting Monday. Beginning at 5:45 a.m. the Linwood service will run on a 15 minute schedule, with buses leaving every quarter hour instead of every 20 minutes. Ed Prochaska announced Saturday.

Linwood Thirteenth Street Ed Prochaska Cedar Rapids

Winners In Coe Invitational Debate Tourney Named

Forensic teams from Burlington Davenport Manchester Muscatine and Central high of Sioux City won superior ratings in the tenth annual invitational high school forensic tournament at Coe college on Saturday. Thirteen high schools with 94 students competed in debate, extempore and other events over three days under Dr J Dale Welsch.

Burlington Davenport Manchester Muscatine Central High Sioux City Coe College United States Speech Arts J. Dale Welsch Maquoketa Mason City Benson High Omaha Ottumwa Sioux Falls West Waterloo Marion and Wilson High Cedar Rapids

Superior awards in various tournament sections listed

The article lists winners in Original Oratory Wayne Brooks Davenport and Richard Wischmeier Burlington, Radio Speaking David McPherron Mason City and Frederic Naglestad Central High Sioux City, Poetry Eloise Paustian Benson High Omaha, Impromptu Arthur Davis Central High Sioux City Violet Gustafson Benson High Omaha, Extempore Dave Stanley Muscatine James Stein Central High Sioux City. After-dinner speaking winners were David Stanley Muscatine and Eva Mae Jen Robert Ray. Coe speech major of the class of 44 chaired the luncheon, with Byron S Hollinshead greeting attendees. The luncheon program followed the after-dinner speaking program.

Dr. Welsch Voorhees Quadrangle Arthur Davis Central High Sioux City Joyce Condon Manchester Art Davis Wayne Brooks Davenport Douglas Zischke Washington High Sioux Falls S.D David McPherron Mason City Frederic Naglestad Central William Soules West Waterloo David Stanley Muscatine Bob Evans Edward Diekman Ottumwa Marian Warming Burlington Lucille Foley Annette Stein Virginia Burt Richard Collins Eloise Davison Shirley Foster Peter Lohr George Hladkey Robert Kelsey Martha Lagos Wilson High Cedar Rapids Twyla Maeglin Orlo Nichols Richard Wischmeier Eloise Paustian Benson High Omaha Violet Gustafson Dave Stanley James Stein Eva Mae Jen- Robert Ray Coe University of Iowa Byron S. Hollinshead

Railroad Mascot Ends It All by Own Action

Local railroad men mourn an unnamed old dog, beloved by switchyard workers. While foraging near Beverly, the dog walked onto the tracks as a 15 car switch engine approached and was killed deliberately. A. S. Larsen witnessed the event, noting the dog had lingered around for months and appeared to understand trains.

Beverly A. S Tip” Larsen Second Avenue SE

Solon Toy and Cupboard Maker Opens Local Plant

Solon based Phila-File company began operations Friday manufacturing toys and kitchen cupboards. J. H. Wilson serves as manager.

Solon J. H. Wilson

Tipton-Rollie Gertenbach Buys Minute Cafe

Tipton Rollie Gertenbach purchases the Minute cafe from William and Estella Sibcy in a local business transfer. The deal transfers ownership of the cafe business and assets as recorded in the sale.

Tipton Rollie Gertenbach The Minute Cafe William and Estella Sibcy

Income Tax File Dates Announced for Iowa Districts

The Internal Revenue bureau division chief released a schedule of places and dates to file estimates and returns. Cedar Rapids Post Office open daily except Saturdays and March 9. Columbus Junction Feb 18-19. Decorah March 4-15. Dyersville Feb 18-19. Town City March 9. London Feb 20-21. Manchester Feb 20-21. Maquoketa Feb 18-19. Toledo Feb 25-26. Traer Feb 18-19. Washington March 4-15. Waukon Feb 19-20. West Union Feb 19. Williamsburg Feb 19.

Internal Revenue Bureau Division Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction Decorah Sellman Dyersville Memorial Town City London City Hall Manchester Maquoketa Toledo Traer Farmers Savings Bank Washington Post Office Waukon West Union Williamsburg

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