New Cardinals' Titular Rites To Open Today
Two American cardinals begin possession of their titular churches in Rome. Edward Mooney takes Santa Susana on Quirinal Hill at 4 pm and Samuel Stritch receives Santa Agnese fuori le Mura a half hour later. A ceremony for John Glennon at San Clemente is set for Tuesday.
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Vatican City
Ins
Vatican
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
Church of Santa Susana
Quirinal Hill
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Santa Agnese Fuori le Mura
St. Agnes Outside the Walls
Francis
Wilfred Hurley
San Francisco
Cardinal Mooney
Father Hurley
William F. Murphy
Saginaw
Mich
Michael J. Ready
Columbus
Ohio
Allen Babcock
John Wismara
Msgr
Salvatore Capoferri
Aviation World's Fair At Omaha July 18 to 21
The World's Fair of Aviation will run July 18 to 21 in Omaha at Fort Crook in conjunction with the National Aeronautic Association convention. Ak-Sar-Ben announced completion of arrangements. Proceeds go to army and navy service funds and Ak-Sar-Ben educational and civic funds.
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Omaha
National Aeronautic Association
Fort Crook
Army and Navy
Tire Output Gains but Many More Are Needed
The Civilian Production Administration reports automobile and motorcycle tire production totaled 28,292,112 in 1945, up 50 percent from 18,899,022 during the 1944 peak war year, but a long road remains to supply all who want tires.
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Washington
Trowbridge Named Head of Geologists Group
CHAMPAIGN Ill AP Prof A C Trowbridge of the University of Iowa was elected vice president of the Association of American State Geologists at a meeting Saturday He succeeds Edward Troxell of Connecticut who became secretary Dr Meredith E Johnson of New Jersey was elected president.
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Champaign, Ill
A. C. Trowbridge
University of Iowa
Association of American State Geologists
Edward Troxell
Connecticut
Meredith E. Johnson
New Jersey
Nominal Penalties For Cruiser Loss With 880 Lives
The Navy ruled that no one faced severe punishment for the Indianapolis disaster that killed 880 sailors. Captain Charles B. McVay III was found guilty of failing to steer a zig zag course but had his court martial sentence remitted due to an excellent record. Four officers received letters of reprimand for delays in searching for survivors, with Forrestal signing two reprimands to Commodore Gillette and Captain Granum, and Admiral Nimitz signing another to Cmdr. Sancho.
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Washington
Indianapolis
U.S
Japan
Navy
Charles B. McVay
McVay
A. M. Granum
Milwaukee
Nimitz
Cmdr
Jules C. Sancho
Leyte
Senator Predicts Meat Price Drop
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma forecast lower meat prices due to ample supply and heavy slaughter. He cited full warehouses and surplus chickens selling at half the ceiling price, and anticipated a similar drop in beef despite wage concerns from the administration.
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Washington
Sen
Thomas
D-Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Regret Over US Troops Removing Czech Nazi Documents
U S Ambassador Laurence A Steinhardt voiced deep regret after American troops unearthed and removed a cache near Prague containing Czech and German protectorate papers. The trove included documents of Nazi protector Karl Hermann Frank and prewar files of President Eduard Benes, which were taken without Czechoslovak government authorization. The foreign office said the troops were unaware of the contents.
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Prague
United States
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Foreign Office
Bohemia
Karl Hermann Frank
Eduard Benes
Steinhardt
Boettigers Plan New Phoenix Daily Newspaper
John Boettiger and Anna Roosevelt Boettiger said they bought the Phoenix Shopping News to launch a new daily paper in Phoenix. Boettiger previously published Hearst's Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
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Boettigers
New Daily
Phoenix
Phoenix, Ariz
John Boettiger
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Phoenix Shopping News
Boettiger
Hearst
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Divorce suit withdrawn by Boris Karloff's wife
Mrs Dorothy Pratt withdrew her divorce suit against actor William Henry Pratt known as Boris Karloff. Attorney S S Hahn gave no statement on reconciliation status. The action was filed in Los Angeles and was announced Saturday.
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Boris Karloff
Los Angeles
Dorothy Pratt
William Henry Pratt
S. S. Hahn
Rainbow WWI veterans plan meeting at memorial building
Rainbow veterans of World War I will hold a meeting in the Memorial building Monday at 8 p.m. Call Century Cabs for service. Also notes three ads about babies for sale, a cooking school, and two residents returning home from Mercy hospital and Pittsburgh travels.
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Rainbow Veterans
Lehti To Speak On Link-Belt Speeder History At Rotary
David H. Lehti vice-president of Link-Belt Speeder Corporation will give an illustrated talk and brief history of his organization at the Rotary club luncheon Monday noon at the Roosevelt hotel.
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David H. Lehti
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Man Charged With Larceny Over Sardines
Phillip Philipakis aged 59 of 1109 Thirteenth Avenue SE faced larceny charges for taking three cans of sardines from the Me Too downtown store. He paid a $25 fine plus costs, with $10 and costs suspended after payment. Detective Alfred Wilson and officers took him to the station.
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Phillip Philipakis
Thirteenth Avenue SE
H. R. Churchill
Philipakis
Alfred Wilson
Me Too
Leland Duncan
John Stodola
President Signs Naval Officer Retirement Bill
President Truman signed legislation authorizing retirement of navy officers at the highest temporary rank held in wartime with satisfactory service. The bill lowers the retirement age from 64 to 62 for all officers except fleet admirals and permits retirement boards to trim the active list. fleet admirals may retire at will or due to disability.
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Washington
Truman
Navy
Death blamed on her refusal to yield phone
In Wilmington a fire that killed 74 year old James J. Stowers started when he spilled kerosene on his clothes while tending a wood fire. A neighbor reported a long party line telephone conversation blocked urgent help as flames took hold.
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Wilmington
Del
INS
James J. Stowers
Stowers
John S. Donahue, Jr
Brazilian Cardinal Ini Suffered Influenza in Rome
Cardinal Vasconcellos of Brazil experienced a mild bout of influenza in Rome on Saturday. He is the fourth newly elevated Latin American cardinal to contract illness while in the city or during the period.
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Rome
INS
Carlo Cardinal Vasconcellos
Brazil
Price control foes blamed as merchants of doom
OPA- continues arguing that limiting markets and inflation restore prosperity would betray the wartime investment of 300 billion dollars and 248 161 American lives. Porter labels opponents as doom prophets while defending price controls as needed for veterans, farmers, small businesses, labor, insurers, and bankers.
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America
Porter
Congress Hunts Draft Substitute for May 15 Expiry
Washington AP reports a search on Capitol Hill for a substitute to halt the draft when the law expires May 15. Chairman Carl Vinson proposes a 600000 volunteer occupation army with doubled pay, overseas family transport, and 30 day yearly furloughs. House members doubt adoption and vow opposition.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Truman
Eee
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Naval Committee
House Military Committee
Vinson
Second Victim of Crash Identified
DES MOINES AP The second victim in a crash and fire was identified as Eleanor Golay 28 of Des Moines. The other victim Daniel B Loesbe 22 a gunner's mate first class home on leave was identified earlier. The pair died when their car hit a railing and caught fire on a highway bridge six miles west of Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Eleanor Golay
Daniel B. Loesbe
Here
Polk County Sheriff's Office
Audrey Miller
Soesbe
Dr. W. Soesbe
Spain Defends Allied Stance Amid Axis-Linked Dossier
The Spanish embassy released documents arguing Spain acted under pressure and in self defense to avoid Axis invasion, praising Franco's pro Allied course while noting past promises to aid Axis supply lines. The United States planned to publish a dossier labeling Spain as an Axis ally, prompting counterclaims from Madrid.
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Washington
INS
Spain
United Nations
State Department
Byrnes
U.S
Argentina
Eduardos Amos
Brazil
Madrid
Amos
Rio de Janeiro
Roosevelt
Franco
Winston
Churchill
House of Commons
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Spanish
United Kingdom
British Empire
Commonwealth
Hitler
Mussolini
North
Africa
Pepper urges Pauley to withdraw nomination for undersecretary
Senator Pepper states at a Chicago press conference that Ed Pauley should ask President Truman to withdraw his name from the navy undersecretary post. If Pauley refuses, Pepper says the President may decide the public interest and national harmony require withdrawal, or the Senate will have to reject the nomination.
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Chicago
Sen
Pepper
D-Fla
Edwin W. Pauley
Truman
Mr. Pauley
Police use tear gas as crowd of 2000 protests in Bombay
In Bombay police fired three rounds and used tear gas to disperse a crowd over 2,000 defying a ban on public gatherings. In Calcutta a rally displayed Communist, Congress, and Muslim emblems with speakers blaming British and Indian authorities for unrest in Bombay and Karachi. Resolutions protested shootings in both cities.
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Bombay
Calcutta
Karachi
Hidden hand blamed for riots across Bombay Calcutta and Egypt
The London Sunday Times says a hidden hand provoked violent anti-British riots in Bombay Calcutta and Egypt. It notes Attlee’s remark that left wing elements and Communists may be inflaming the unrest and questions deeper causes beyond hooliganism.
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London
INS
London Sunday Times
Bombay
Attlee
Commons
Sunday Times
Calcutta
Egypt
Indian Congress
Funeral services for Theodore Jayne conducted at Turner chapel
Theodore Jayne died suddenly at his home 317 G avenue NW. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev J P Gable of Marion. Burial at Cedar Memorial park cemetery with military services by Hanford Post American Legion at the grave. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Theodore Jayne
G Avenue NW
Turner Chapel
J. P. Gable
Marion
Cedar Memorial Park
Hanford Post
American Legion
Henry D. McNabb 81 Dies After Long Illness In Cedar Rapids
Henry D. McNabb 81 of 810 B Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died at home at 7 10 p m Saturday after an extended illness. Born October 23 1864 in Agency Iowa he lived in Cedar Rapids 34 years. He worked for Milwaukee railroad since 1892 retiring as night yardmaster in 1937. Survived by wife Anna six children Corbin Aaron Mrs Sylvia Francis Mrs Ethel Baer all of Cedar Rapids Mrs Goldie Peters Davenport and Mrs Anna Alt Richmond Calif Four sons preceded him in death. Funeral 7 p m Monday Beatty chapel with body to Ottumwa for burial Tuesday. Friends may call Beatty’s.
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Henry D. McNabb
B Avenue NE
Agency
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee Railroad
Anna
Corbin
Aaron
Sylvia Francis
Ethel Baer
Goldie Peters
Davenport
Anna Alt
Richmond
Calif
Beatty Chapel
Ottumwa
Beatty’s
Funeral services for Frank J. Rooks
Services for Frank J. Rooks who died early Saturday at his sister’s home 510 F avenue NW will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in the Moon chapel led by the Rev. Frank Ward with cremation to follow. Friends may call.
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Frank J. Rooks
F Avenue NW
Moon Chapel
Frank Ward
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah E Brunson at Moon chapel
Mrs. Sarah E Brunson dies at her daughter Lucy G Smith home. Rev Floyd Hinshaw will conduct services at Moon chapel Monday at 2 PM. Interment in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Sarah E. Brunson
Lucy G. Smith
Fifth Street NW
Moon Chapel
Floyd Hinshaw
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Seven-Year-Old Boy Leaves Home for Parents
A seven year old boy wearing overalls climbed from a basement window at the Children’s Home on Fifteenth Street NE and walked to his parents’ former residence at the Eleanor hotel on First Avenue. The hotel manager notified police and Patrolmen Murphy Davis and Frank O’Neill brought him back to the Home after brief questioning at the station by Captain Steve Stolba. The boy, at the Home about a year, said he wanted to find his parents.
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Fifteenth Street
Eleanor Hotel
First Avenue
Murphy Davis
Frank O’neill
Steve Stolba
Wisconsin Woman Confesses Driving Husband to Rival and Killing Him
Mrs. La Vera Connor, 48, admits she drove her husband Marlowe to the apartment of his assistant Mrs. Aasen and after eavesdropping shot him. She was charged with third degree manslaughter, with a possible two to four year term.
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Madison
Wis
la Vera Connor
Norris E. Maloney
Accord on Army Merger Reported by Chou
From Chungking Communist General Chow En lai says an agreement for unifying Nationalist and Communist armies has been reached. The plan places all troops under the ministry of national defense, bars military interference in politics, and proposes a 50 to 60 division force when totals reach 30 and 90 divisions respectively.
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Shanghai
INS
Chow En-lai
Chungking
Chinese Political Consultative Conference
George C. Marshall
Truman
China
Ministry of National Defense
All-China Army
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Chiang Kai-shek
Two Belligerents Vanish Then Reappear in Street Scene
George W. Frazier and John Frasher were seen outside the Red Goose tavern at 132 F avenue NW. Police arrived at 7:13 and found the pair gone, later reporting they were back on the sidewalk and disturbing the peace was charged by proprietor John Neal.
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George W. Frazier
C Avenue NE
John Frasher
Vernal Street NW
Red Goose Tavern
F Avenue NW
Ray Murdock
George Shimek
John Neal
Coal reserves outlasting 3000 years at current rate
The Bituminous Coal Institute says United States coal reserves exceed enough to last more than 3,000 years at today’s consumption pace.
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United States
The
Bituminous Coal Institute
Fraser Praises Arbitration Use in Wage Dispute
H W Fraser president of the Order of Railway Conductors of America told a three man board that voluntary arbitration is desirable for settling wage disputes but faces a crucial test as 18 railroad brotherhoods seek a 2 50 daily raise. He said this national case contrasts with strikes and that workers demand wage equality with other industries.
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Chicago
H. W. Fraser
Cedar Rapids
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Fraser
Doughton Seeks Nineteenth Term In Congress
Washington Rep. Robert L. Doughton, 82, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, reluctantly files for re election to a 19th consecutive term. He had contemplated retirement but, answering calls from both parties, submitted notice to run again.
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Washington
INS
Robert L. Doughton
D-N C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Doughton
House of Representatives
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