Hollinshead To Address Cedar Rapids High School Grads
Byron Hollinshead president of Coe College will speak at Memorial Coliseum to Cedar Rapids four high schools at 8 p.m. next Thursday. Diplomas for 165 graduates will be presented by school principals. eight Franklin, seven Wilson, six Roosevelt, two McKinley graduates served or discharged from the armed forces. Roosevelt and Wilson hold baccalaureate services Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Second Christian church with Rev. Gould speaking. Music by the combined high school orchestra under Paul Anthony. Continuous list of graduates follows.
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Byron
Hollinshead
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Supt
Arthur Deamer
W. W. Argow
Paul Anthony
Franklin
Wilson
Roosevelt
McKinley
Second Christian Church
Rodney C. Gould
Calvary Baptist Church
Roosevelt Choir
Nimitz to defend demobilization policies before congress
Congress prepares for debate on demobilization policies as Chester W. Nimitz, chief of naval operations, plans informal talks with lawmakers. Key measures under study include armed forces merger, fact finding boards, housing expansion and price controls, higher minimum wage, and universal military training. Democratic leaders Hill and Sparkman return to push action.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
Lister Hill
D-Ala
John J. Sparkman
D.ala
Roosevelt Seeks Democratic Party Leadership
James Roosevelt, eldest son of the late President, announced in San Diego that he will seek party leadership and urged Americans to engage in international and national affairs. He emphasized leadership that explains complex problems in plain language to the public.
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San Diego
James Roosevelt
Democratic Party
UAW Wins Raises in Airline Negotiations
Detroit AP reports CIO United Auto Workers president R. J. Thomas announced progress in talks with Chicago and Southern Airlines. The contract would pay 48 hours for 40 hours worked and include wage increases from two to 18 cents per hour plus higher night differential and vacation and holiday pay.
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Detroit
R. J. Thomas
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chicago
Southern Airlines
Thomas
Clarification of Newsprint Rules Issued by CPA
Washington CPA Saturday issued a question and answer clarification of newsprint inventory regulations prepared by J Hale Steinman. It notes that users over 25 tons per quarter must file monthly inventory reports on CPA form 4292 and that publishers may hold a 25 day supply. The piece covers price increases, stock controls, and aims to prevent hoarding while stabilizing supplies.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
J. Hale Steinman
CPA
Nga
CPA Ee
OS Canton
YMB Workers Named for 46 Appointment of Standing Committee Chairs
Frank T. Nye announced the 1946 Young Men's Bureau standing committee chairmen and vice chairmen. The board also replaced the postwar projects committee with a new traffic safety panel. Members include Bob Wray, Ken Hastie, Fred Woolrich, Hugh Newell, Don Owen, Walter Hentges, Tom Jackson, Jack Illian, Leroy Faunt, John Att, Gurney Day, Howard Wilfong, Adam Kreuter, Walter Hamer, Harold Porter, David Franks, Ed Breese, Bill Breed, Herbert Beckman, Pat Patterson, Ed Mund, Joe Kucera, Byron K. Anderson, with a yet-to-be-selected vice chairman. W. Howard Smith named Golden Gloves committee member. John Hart chairs clothing-drive cooperation committee with Carl Miller and others. Past President Marvin Cobb to head civic service awards committee.
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Young Men’s Bureau
Frank T. Nye
Age of Flight
Bob Wray
Ken Hastie
Fred Woolrich
Hugh Newell
Don Owen
Walter Hentges
Tom Jackson
Jack Illian
Golden Gloves
John Hart
Hart
Carl Miller
Leo Kansky
Slyvan Hasley
Bill Orton
Lyle Rickabaugh
Marvin Cobb
Red Cross speaker to address Linn County meeting
Red Cross official Cholm G Houghton from St Louis will speak at Linn County Red Cross chapter annual meeting at 8 p m in the M C A auditorium. He will discuss the future of Red Cross programs as annual reports are turned over to the board. Seven new board members will be elected and branch reports on elections will be heard. Canteen corps will serve coffee and doughnuts. Membership invites all Red Cross holders to attend.
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Cholm G. Houghton
St. Louis
Red Cross
Iowa
Linn County Red Cross
Red Cross Services
Troop Arrivals Reported By Associated Press
More than 26,000 servicemen and 20 transports were to arrive today at two east coast and four west coast ports. Ships bringing troops include USS Enterprise from Le Havre with 3,636 troops and unit detachments, Cody Victory from Marseilles with 1,559, Yorktown from Manila with 4,450 army personnel, and Albermarle from Leyte with 1,918. Additional vessels carry miscellaneous personnel from Sydney, Yokohama, Pearl Harbor, and Manila as arrivals span New York Newport News Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco Seattle and related embarkations.
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Associated Press
New York
Enterprise
le Havre
Athos
Inf
Marseilles
Eng
John Barton Payne
Cardiff
Wales
Belle of the West
Calcutta
Newport News
Thomas Robertson
Ord. Amm. Co
Dona Nati
Manila
Matrona
Okinawa
Kittson
Yokohama
LSM
Pearl Harbor
San Diego
LST
LSC
LCI
San Francisco
Albermarle
Leyte
Yorktown
Admiral Hughes
Navy
Saginaw Bay
Susan Colby
Chestatee, Pabersham
James C. Cameron
Salmon P. Chase
Seattle
USS
Lavaca
Delaware County Exceeds E Bond Quota in Victory Loan Drive
Special to The Gazette Manchester Delaware county surpassed its E bond quota with 335 459 05 dollars invested against a 334 000 target. Federal Reserve reports show total bond purchases across all denominations reached 690 745 55 dollars while the overall Victory loan quota stood at 514 000.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Federal Reserve Bank
McNarney Urges G I.s to End Demonstrations in Germany
Gen Joseph T McNarney appealed to 55 delegates from 22 000 protesting troops in Frankfurt to stop public demonstrations He said such acts harm the United States prestige and urged home authorities to press draft boards for replacements He noted the war department cannot instantly bring all men home but promised to move within European commitments.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Joseph T. McNarney
Congress
Sat
G.i.’S
McNarney
War Department
Berlin
Lloyd C. Owen, Jr
McNerney
Arney
United States
Moville Youth Wins Grand Champion 4 H Steer in Denver
Dwight Tabke of Moville Ia wins grand champion Aberdeen Angus steer Chubby at the National Western stock show in Denver. He also takes junior Aberdeen Angus title with the same steer. Reserve grand champion captures first in Shorthorn division with a second steer. Four-H youths net a total of 200000 for stock sold at Denver union stockyards amid bids reaching 26.50 per hundred.
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Denver
INS
Chubby
Dwight Tabke
Moville
Tabke
Bob Derby
Erst
Colo
Mitchell
Neb
Aberdeen
Darrel W. Barnes
Hamlet
Denver Union Stockyards
Jury Delays Trial Move For Ill Lawyer
Geneva Illinois AP report says a murder trial jury confined by illness was escorted by a bailiff to a cinema for a change of scene. Fearing a crime film might bias them the bailiff skipped tickets and they walked to St Charles to a different movie then returned to the jury room and played pinochle.
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Geneva
Ill
St. Charles
Lariats Made From World’s Best Manila Fiber
A new batch of lariats is crafted using premium fiber sourced from Manila, promising superior strength and durability for rope work. The choice aims to elevate traditional craftsmanship with imported materials.
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Manila
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