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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1947

Page

11

G I Loans in Iowa See Slower Demand as Prices Rise

The Veterans Administration reports Iowa G I home loan applications have fallen from 75 per day last spring to about 45 50 per day now. VA official Walter T Robinson says the drop is temporary due to seasonal slow up in construction rising costs and buyer resistance. He notes Iowa leads the region in loan guarantees and predicts a third of eligible veterans could buy homes before the 10 year program ends. Up to Jan 25 VA guaranteed 10 247 Iowa loans averaging 4382 12 each.

John W. Henderson Iowa Daily Press Association Des Moines Veterans Administration Towa G.I. Home Walter T. Robinson Iowa Minnesota Dakotas Nebraska Robinson G.I Xeokuk INS Ac- Robinson Charles Bown Maurice Cursman

Eight Injured in Two Accidents at Keokuk

Two separate crashes in Keokuk injured eight people as investigators interview drivers and assess damage to vehicles and nearby property. Local emergency crews transported casualties to area hospitals for treatment and evaluation.

Keokuk

Federal judges to study proposed changes at Des Moines meeting

Five federal district judges meet in Des Moines Tuesday and Wednesday to study proposed changes in federal law. Judge Charles A Dewey of Des Moines chairs the group. Ottumwa reports traffic on the Burlington railroad returned to normal after three empty cars derailed at the Rome Ta station. no injuries.

DES Moines Charles A Dewey Ottumwa Burlington Rome

Hauge and three others reappointed to Iowa state posts

Gov Blue sent to the senate nominations for Herbert H Hauge to continue on the state board of control and reappointed H A Grantham Claude M Stanley and Alfred W Kahl. Terms run six years for all except Kahl four years. Salaries range from 3800 to 4500 dollars annually.

Des Moines Robert D. Blue Senate Herbert H. Hauge State Board of Control Iowa Senate H. A. Grantham Clinton State Tax Commission Claude M. Stanley Corning State Employment Security Commission Alfred W. Kahl Council Bluffs Public Safety Hauge David R. McCreery Alburnett Kahl Fred L. Wilkins Boone Stanley Employment Security Commission Grantham Tax Commission Board of Control

Laborer Found Dead in Field Near Waukon

Special to The Gazette reports Austin O Neill 54 a laborer was found dead Sunday morning near West Ridge church nine miles west of Waukon His body was frozen Authorities believe he suffered a heart attack while walking through a field He had been in Waukon Saturday night O Neill was a bachelor.

The Waukon Austin O'Neill West Ridge Church O'Neill

Three of a Kind in Council Bluffs Triplets Born to Smiths

In Council Bluffs three daughters Jean Janis and Joyce were born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Ellis Smith. The triplets, weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces 6 pounds and 4 pounds 14 ounces, are believed to be the hospital's first triplets. Mrs Smith 22 a World War II veteran, and Mr Smith a Rock Island Railroad switchman are first time parents.

Council Bluffs Ellis Smith Jennie Edmundson Hospital Jean Janis Joyce

Aged lowan Dies In Blazing Shack

Clinton officials report 80 year old Fred Martin died in a blaze that razed his shack south of the city. Martin lived alone and the fire origin remains undetermined.

Lowan Clinton INS Fred Martin Martin

Fire guts Burns Methodist Church interior in Des Moines

Fire gutted the interior of Burns Methodist Church in Des Moines Sunday afternoon with an estimated 10 000 dollars in damage. Investigators suspect an overheated furnace in the basement started the blaze and the roof was partly destroyed.

Des Moines INS Burns Methodist Church

Fire Damages Waterloo Apartment House

Damage estimated at 7000 dollars from a two story Waterloo apartment blaze started by a cigarette dropped on a Davenport. Owner Homer Darland said five families occupied the building located in a neighborhood without injuries reported.

Waterloo Ins Homer Darland

Amana Society Election Set for February 17

Special to The Gazette lists Amana Society director candidates by district. Amana district includes William Hahn John Reihman William Noe Henry Eichacker High Amana William Foerst ner Elmer Zuber West Amana Henry Miler Rudolph Leichsenring South Amana Herbert Zuber Otto Zuber Namestead Charles Eichacker George Selzer East Amana William Hess Adolph Heinze.

AMANA The Amana Society William Hahn John F. Reihman Wiliam F. Noe Henry QO. Eichacker High Amana William Foerstner Elmer Zuber West Amana Henry J. Miler Rudolph E. Leichsenring South Amana Herbert F. Zuber Otto C. Zuber Namestead Charles A. Eichacker George H. Selzer East Amana William E. Hess Adolph Heinze

Iowa School Lunch Program Hits Peak Participation

Des Moines reports 765 schools enrolled by December with 5 727 756 meals served by January 1. 259 259 meals went to needy or free recipients as the program distributes nine cents per meal in federal funds.

Des Moines IDPA Iowa C. W. Bangs Superintendent of Public Instruction

Burns and Gas Fumes Fatal to Ames Youth

Harold Lee Weiser a 15 year old Ames resident died Sunday from burns and carbon monoxide poisoning after spending a night asleep near a gas burner. He was found unconscious in the Nazarene church basement Saturday morning with a rifle and roller skates nearby. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday. his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Weiser and a sister survive.

AMES INS Harold Lee Weiser Nazarene Church Walter Weiser

Girl Marries Hours After Father's Death in Tragic Day

Loretta Rannfeldt, 19, wed Lester Pirch, 24, less than five hours after her father Adolph Rannfeldt, 51, shot himself following a quarrel with the mother. Police say the suicide occurred in the family basement after threats, with the ceremony held at 3 p.m.

Clinton Loretta Rannfeldt Cyril Robb Adolph Rannfeldt Robb Rannfeldt Freda Lester C. Pirch Ronald Pirch

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