Marion- Luzerne couple wed at St Pauls Lutheran church
Miss Mary Schlotterback daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Schlotterback of Marion and Hil bert Lorenz son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Lorenz of Luzerne married Sunday evening at St Pauls Lutheran church in a double ring ceremony. The Rev Carl T Wuerffel officiated with Wilbur Eggers at the organ and Byron Kluss as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schlotterback
Walter Schlotterback
Marion
Hilbert Lorenz
Arnold Lorenz
Luzerne
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Carl T Wuerffel
Wilbur Eggers
Byron Kluss
Maxine Schlotte
Lorna Lorenz
Maid of Honor
Ruth Wuerffel
Jerry Schaeffer
Melvin Lorenz
John Schlotterback
Harry McMurray
Adolph Walters
Hickenlooper Addresses Iowa Legislature on World Crisis
Senator Bourke Hickenlooper told the Iowa House and Senate that the world situation is most troublesome and ominous. He warned of a bitter struggle ahead, described despair behind the Iron Curtain, noted some improvement since his overseas trip, and urged American calm, sacrifice, and state-based integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INL
Bourke
Hickenlooper
House
Senate
Lowa
Countrie
Maynard Schulze Fined in Police Court for Drunkenness
Maynard Schulze, 39, of 1283 Thirty-fifth Street NE, was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Tuesday after pleading guilty to drunkenness. He was arrested at 1223 am in front of Kochs Tavern at 1100 First Street SW where officers said he had removed his coat and pants. Judge Johnson suspended 15 dollars of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Schulze
Thirty-fifth Street
Koch
First
Johnson
Robert Paxson
N Street
Paxson
Elvin Carberry
Third Avenue
Closing out and farm auctions listed for late February
A sequence of public closings and farm auctions schedules multiple sales through Feb 23 to Feb 26. Items include livestock machinery hay grain and household goods with locations around Martelle Sharon Fairfax Ladora West Liberty Central City Solon and Cedar Rapids. Names listed include E D Armstrong Dale Altmaier Anna Drahos estate Dale York Fay French Emma Parizik estate and Floyd Slaymaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Armstrong
Martelle
Floyd Slaymaker
Johnson Ave
Cedar Rapids
Dale Altmaier
Sharon
Anna Drahos
Fairfax
Dale York
Ladora
Charles E Hunter
West Liberty
Fay French
Central City
Emma Parizik
Solon
No Agreement on Wilson Election Delays Arise
Cedar Rapids Wilson and Company and CIO Packinghouse Workers union failed to agree on a date for the NLRB ordered election. The NLRB will set the date. Packinghouse officials asked for 15 more days beyond the March 10 deadline. Union officials wanted the election held next Monday. The ballot will list CIO or no union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
NLRB
CIO
Denver-Chicago Asks New Trial in 10 Year Accident Suit
Denver-Chicago Trucking Company seeks a new trial in Linn county district court in a decade-old damage case against Keeshin Motor Express and National Freight Lines. The motion argues error in removing those two defendants from liability when the jury reached its verdict. Edmunds was not named in the motion. Hamiel denied the motion against Keeshin and National Freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Denver-Chicago Trucking Company
Keeshin Motor Express Company
National Freight Lines
Denver-Chicago
Keeshin
National Freight
James Edmunds
M C Hamiel
Keeshin and
Edmunds
Smart in Building Up Sunday School Class
Richard J Smart a former marine combat photographer leads a First Baptist Sunday school in Lock Haven PA. He offers an airplane ride to pupils aged 8 to 13 if they can double their class from seven to fourteen and then promises another ride if they double again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven, Pa
Richard J Smart
Smart
First Baptist Church
Lock Haven
Festival Lodge to Host Annual Event in Masonic Hall
City briefs note Festival Lodge A F and AM will hold its annual gathering Thursday evening in the Masonic hall with an 8 o'clock entertainment program, dancing, cards, and light refreshments. Two-way radio contact via dial 6161.Ad. Fine Suspended for Robert Paxson on drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Willie Carberry filed the information after Paxson's arrest at 12:30 am.. Judge Johnson suspended the $25 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festival Lodge
Mt Hermon
F and AM
Masonic Hall
Kenwood Transfer
J Smith
1St Ave
Roosevelt Hotel
A. A. Vogel Agency
Aes
Watkins Products
Jewler
Markets Closed on Washington Day Shuts Major Exchanges
U S commodity and security exchanges were closed Tuesday in observance of George Washington's birthday. Wednesday’s unofficial livestock estimates show cattle 9,000 hogs 10,000 and calves 4,000.
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Washington
United States
George Washington
Chicago
INS
Chicago Hog and Cattle Receipts Rally in Mixed Market
Hog market firm with barrows and gilts up to 50 cents higher and all weights showing gains. top sows at 18.50 and heavy weights to 17.25. Calves and steers steady to higher with top steer price around 28.25 and bulk near 22.50 to 26.00. Sheep and lambs modest gains with good to choice lambs at 25.25 and most others around 25.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Poland
China
Farrow
Little Genius
John Deere
McCormick - Deering
Victor
Easy Way
Ealtipack&ft. A.C Combine
Chicago
USDA
Omaha Market Report Cattle Hogs And Lambs
Fed steers and heifers sold steady to higher with demand firmer and receipts moderate. Bologna and beef bulls mixed with active trade. bulk fed cattle and best steers lighting upward toward 26.00. Hog prices steady to higher with 180-240 pound stockers around 20.25 to 21.00. 240-270 pound hogs 19.50 to 20.50. 300-360 pound hogs 18.50 to 19.00. sows 16.50 to 17.00. Fat lambs mostly steady around 24.50 with fed ewes at 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Kansas City Cattle Receipts Mixed As Trade Steady
Salable receipts reach 6500 calves and 400 slaughter steers. Trade shows some improvement with best items and medium weights in demand. Fed cattle mostly steady with unevenness on some steers. Highs hit 25 50 per hundred for top steers. small Angus beeves at 26 50. Cows and bulls steady to firm amid broad stocker and feeder demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Market Report on Sioux City Calves Cattle Hogs Prices
Salable receipts show about 4500 calves and 500 to 60 er steers with strong demand up to 50 cents higher. Cows slow but steady, stockers scarce, with load lots and yearlings priced around 21.50 to 23.50 per 100 pounds and high end steers and heifers up to 25.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Kuhn Freed in German Court
Fritz Kuhn former leader of the German American Bund was jailed for two years as a Nazi offender but released immediately after a denazification appeal court cited time served. He proposed leaving Germany with his family and regaining U.S. citizenship. his American status had been canceled after embezzlement convictions and his deportation in December 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Fritz Kuhn
Fuehrer
Bund
United States
Kuhn
Capital Honors Washington Birthday With Parades and Wreaths
Washington observed the 217th anniversary of George Washingtons birth with parades and wreath laying. The central ceremony at Mt Vernon was sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars with a wreath from President Truman. DC Masonic clubs laid a wreath at the Washington Monument. Alexandria Va planned the longest parade in its bi centennial year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital
George Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mt. Vernon
Truman
District of Columbia Masonic Clubs
Washington Monument
Alexandria
Lapham Says Chinese Won't Make Good Communists
In San Francisco Roger Lapham American aid administrator in China says he does not expect the Chinese to become good Communists. He told the city board of supervisors Monday that the Chinese are hard workers who want to be left alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roger Lapham
China
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Rail Industry Suffers from Postwar Slump
Washington reports the railroad sector faces a steep postwar decline. AAR data show six week freight carloads and passenger traffic down from 1947 1948 while employment hits a wartime low. Officials cite weather shifts trucking water and air competition plus rising auto travel as key causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American Railroads
East
Atlantic States
Sergeant "Shot" with Queen Lived in Cedar Rapids
The 30 year old Tama native Charles Smith who met Queen Elizabeth while stationed in Cedar Rapids lived there between his Navy discharge and Air Force reenlistment. His brother Jony Smith said they spoke by phone three weeks ago. Smith served in World War II and re enlisted about a year and a half ago, and worked at John Braul Company during his Cedar Rapids stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
England
Queen Elizabeth
Cedar Rapids
Navy
Air Force
Charles Smith
Smith
Jony Smith
Second Avenue E
Charles
John Braul Company
Friction Between Labor Board and Its Counsel Told
The National Labor Relations Board chairman told Congress the board and its general counsel share authority producing friction delay and litigation. Paul Herzog outlined disputes over Taft Hartley application local business state closed shop laws and non Communist affidavits amid tensions within the NLBR with General Counsel Robert Denham.
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Labor Board
Washington
INS
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Paul Herzog
Senate Labor Committee
Robert N. Denham
Herzog
Morse
R-Cre
General Counsel
Denham
AFL International Typographical Union
NLREB
Mexican Border Vets Elect Officers for 1949
The Cedar Rapids patrol of United Mexican Border Veterans elected officers for 1949 at a Memorial Coliseum meeting. Officers named were Commander James N. Taylor senior vice commander Harry P Donovan junior vice commander L A Franke adjutant A C Norton chaplain Roy A Wilkinson surgeon H G Forbes historian Charles Paukert sergeant major W A Murphy and trustees Paul V. Smith Dan J. Kinney and W A Kinder. Wilkinson, the national convention chairman, said plans for the Cedar Rapids convention June 10-12 are nearly complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Tax Test Case Filed By Archer Enterprises
Archer Enterprises Inc owner of the Tomba ballroom in Sioux City filed a federal suit in Des Moines to recover 20244 dollars in cabaret tax from the Internal Revenue Service. The case targets taxes on sale of refreshments and services like hat checking during the last week of October. Attorneys Thomas B Roberts and Clyde B Charlton represent Archer after the IRS commissioner rejected a refund claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Archer Enterprises, Inc
Sioux City
Internal Revenue Department
Archer
Theaters
Simlar Amusement Enterprises
Thomas B Roberts
Clyde B. Charlton
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Draft urged in expanding National Guard and reserves
A civilian military panel urged expanding the National Guard and organized reserves and using the draft to reach new strength limits. The plan would raise combined authorized strength by 154,300 to 1 guard 475,000 and 579,300 in the reserves, with universal military training as a separate goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Washington
Army
Royall
Truman
Byrnes
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
Mark W. Clark
Sixth Army
Julius Ochs Adler
New York Times
77Th
John A. Harris
Missouri
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Notices Summary
Classified page notes ad rates and policy details. It lists out-of-town want ads and advance payment terms. Also contains a brief card of thanks for Ben Shes and a lost beagle dog with contact phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opt
Local ads offer repairs and services around town
A dense page of classified blurbs lists jewelers, bedding restyling, fur reshaping, watch repairs, tailoring, rental trucks, remodeling, painting, haulers, septic work, and job notices. Numerous small firms trumpet services from jewelry and clocks to furniture repair and carpentry, with multiple helpers sought for farm and office work.
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Marion News
Bride of H. Lorenz
Howe and Mundy
Edward Hines
Lioux City
C C Carpenter
Gibson
W R de Jong
Dubuque
Dubuque University
Alka Seltzer
Oscar Miller of
Anamosa
Edna Roberts
H Biddick
Oxford Junction
M H Biddick
Legion
Legion Hall
James Gillan
Legion Post
Auxiliary
Frances Wahl
A. Barkwill
Anna Mary Coonrod
Gibson Market
Biddick
Caira
Darlene Herrick
C OQ. Huddleston
St Luke’s Hospital
Roper Gas Range
Servel Gas
Rayve
Edison's
Hick
Iowa
Maynard
Mr. Farmer
Cashman Plumbing
First Avenue
Dial
Beverly Cattle CO
Colorado
Beverly Cattle Company
Scott Church
Lone Tree
Kewanee
Bradley
Briggs Stratton Motor
Parizek and
Donohoe
Holland & Bowland, Clerks
Wilson
Denver
City Cab
Adv
Jordan’s Grove
John Eere
Avery
McCormick-Deering
Oliver
Chicago Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Mississippi River
Hastings
Lapham
Buehler’s Super* Meat Markets
First Street
Crisco
Spo
Queen
C.R
Archer Enterprises
Gazette
Iibankae
Ben Shes
Davenport
Tom Shay
Rock Island
Frits
Reward
Tcharles
Armstrong
Springville
Mr. DeLong
Probasco Jewelry
Palace Theater
Bedding Co
Men's Bibless
Jack's
Goodman Detective Service
Jim Reeder
Seirentals
P.A. Systems
West of Peoples Bank
Eeeke Ens
Buresh Motors, Inc
St_SE
Vincents Jewelry Store
Will
Ap Lee
Morris Fur Shop
McLellans
Omer
Ozzle
Mille Miller
Erves Paramount Barber Shop
Mane’s
2Nd St
Rogen’s Tailor Shop
Long
Lisbon
Leo
Danceland
Aran Stanley
Iin
Kenny Hofer
Hal Weiss
Ralph
Orbs
Peabody
Memphis
CBS
Billy Bishop
Asic
Mayfair
Alice
MANN
C.S. PS. Hall
Ray Stolzenberg & His
Orchestra
Music
Ce-Mar
Grouns Arties
Mgr. Mahonive
Usiness Services
Larry Lawrence
Paul Donnelly
Virgil Horak
Christ Anderson
Dick Alexander
L_A. BLOOD
Ray
Leo J Smith & Ben
Mack
Ave.sw
Frank Zebach & Sons Construction Co
Rai
D. D
Ot Co
Reliable Man
A.W. Peterson, Co, Inc
Snr
Venetian Blind Robett
Wallmaater
Konhead Carnvachon
Schneider E
Ege
Parm
Yarth T SE
Shepard Cedar Rapids
Ork
Meng
Lenin Sync Clothing &Q
Iows
Gasette
Schamberger Motor CO
Ana
Stasta
Gn Ceneral
Ablica
Igs
Keith
Alison
Fear Jones Alburnett
Lowe
Arion
Pate
Monticello
Everett Beatty
Shellsburg
Henry Hood
Hood Springville
Ing Reds Ng
Avesw
Sith General Fists Solinperience
Ketelsen
Springsille Gazette
Owers Cafe
Aod
Fleip
Tony
Hostess Hotel
Roosevelt
Allison
County Hospital
Insane
Toledo
Dragon Restaurant
Happy Nursing Home
Third Ave
Tate
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