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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1947

Page

53

Real Estate Lobby Probe Divides Taft and Bricker

Washington AP President Truman urged Congress to probe real estate lobbyists amid sharp bipartisan reactions. Bricker denounced the move as political demagoguery while Taft offered to back a broad inquiry. Sparkman urged sweeping lobbying investigations and Creedon promised evenhanded rent control administration.

Washington Truman Congress Bricker Ohio Sen Taft Arthur W. Binns National Home and Property Owners Foundation Herbert A. Nelson National Association of Real Estate Boards Sen. Sparkman D-Ala G.O.P Sparkman Frank R. Creedon

Downtown group promotes traffic safety via lapel pins

Los Angeles report says the Downtown Business Men's Association sponsors a traffic safety campaign asking safety minded men and women to wear safety pins on their lapels or dresses as a symbolic gesture.

Los Angeles Downtown Business Men’s Association

Forty five new volumes at the public library

The public library will release forty five new books on Saturday including Witchcraft in England by Christina Hole and How to Become a Policeman by J C Chi Otis. Other titles cover history science crafts and fiction from authors like Sherwood Eddy Arthur Miller and Lillian Hellman.

Public Library England Christina Hole Robert Wicks R. J. Clinchy Sherwood _Eddy Ezekiel Mordecai C. M. Wilson Wesley McCune J. C. Chiotis U. Chicago H. P. Richter John J. Smith Henry Lent Drake G. E. Manley Margaret Pratt R. W. Kerr Andrew Dragunas Michael Estrin W. C. Pryor Keith Henney Avenir le Heart K. B. Taft Agnes Flannery Christopher Blake Moss. Hart Lillian Hellman Robert Louis Stevenson Harriet Hinsdale Arthur Miller Irwin Edman Arthur Loveridge Ernie Pyle Howard Odum Arkansas Marguerite Lyon Homer Cray Colorado Writers’ Program Alaska J. B. Caldwell Enchanted Isles Ainslie Conway R. M. Jones Ruth Fox Sir Samuel

Notable Names in a 20th Century US History Capsule

A compact list of figures spanning political writers and social critics. Hoare Underground to Palestine and I. F. Stone appear alongside Walter Hard and Townsend Scudder. Names like Michael Blankfort, Mark Twain in Nevada, Effie Mack, and Elsie Singmaster mark a tapestry of journalism, politics, and literature from Concord to Connecticut River.

Hoare Palestine I. F. Stone Connecticut River Walter Hard Concord American Town Townsend Scudder Big Yankee Carlson The Raiders Michael Blankfort Mark Twain Nevada Effie Mack Cecil Driver Thaddeus Stevens Elsie Singmaster

Public Blamed in Car Profiteering Across Nation

United Press reports automobile dealers blame the public for profiteering in new cars with prices near 50 percent above factory cost. Dealers say they cannot curb the practice without public cooperation as law enforcement is largely powerless. Some new car firms refuse to sell to used car dealers while private sellers move cars to secondhand lots. In Chicago an individual appeared on seven dealer lists and resold new cars to used lots.

Chicago

Many More Go Off Job In Shipyards

The CIO shipyard strike expanded to nearly all east and Gulf coast yards halting work on about 175 vessels. About 90,000 to 100,000 workers joined, with 20,000 to 50,000 more affected. Wage demands include 13 cents an hour raise, better classifications, and six holidays. A Cam en shipyard settlement halted a 500 worker walkout.

New York CIO East Gulf John Green CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Ship Builders Charles Leone Conemators John H. Mathis Camen

Air Forces Mark Fortieth Anniversary In Iowa And Nebraska

All army connected flying units in Iowa and eastern Nebraska are alerted to participate in Air Force day marking the fortieth anniversary of the AAF. The event is set for Tuesday.

Iowa Nebraska AAF

Air forces celebrate 40 years in Midwest events

President Truman proclaims Aug 1 as a commemorative day. The Second Air Force in Omaha confirms ceremonies across Omaha, Sioux City, Des Moines, and Lincoln from Aug 1 to 3. National coordination by the Air Force Association, with military support from the Second Air Force, units in 12 Midwest states, the air national guard, and the Iowa Eastern Nebraska district recruiting office. The Army Air Forces began in 1907 with one officer and two enlisted men. today postwar AAF counts 300000 personnel and 25000 aircraft.

Truman Second Air Force Omaha Sioux City Des Moines Lincoln Air Force Association Midwestern Air National Guard Iowa- Eastern Nebraska Fifth Army Army Air Forces AAF

Riots in Calcutta Leave Dozens Dead and Wounded

Unofficial reports from Calcutta indicate 12 to 15 people killed and about 50 wounded in religious rioting on Monday. The figures arrive amid ongoing unrest in the city.

India Calcutta

Little Flower Fiorello LaGuardia Denies Milwaukee Invite

Milwaukee officials invited former New York Mayor LaGuardia to speak for the fall program. He replied that if he was an expensive speaker he would want $1,000, adding that for that money they could get better speakers, and the invitation was signed.

Milwaukee Town Hall New York LaGuardia Little Flower

Washington Earns Notch as Less-Than-Three-Quarters Paradise

Washington reports show federal bureaus with fewer women than men, altering the capital’s bachelor image. The Tuesday figures indicate a gender imbalance in hiring within federal agencies.

Washington

Commercial Zoning on First Avenue E Sought

City council heard M R DeMoss petition to rezone 2811 First Avenue SE from B residential to C commercial. It urged rezoning of the entire block between Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth streets citing a chicken hatchery and a grocery on the block. Petition referred to city plan commission.

M R DeMoss First Avenue SE Twenty Eighth Twenty-ninth Streets Twenty-eighth Street Twenty-ninth Street Jcity Plan Commission

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