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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1949

Page

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Grass Roots Interest Pushes Iowa Precinct Posts

Iowa voters show keen interest in local party positions with 80 counties reporting. Republicans filled most precinct posts by ballot, while Democratic representation was weaker and write ins were common in several counties. Both parties plan stronger county organization for 1950.

Iowa Daily Press Association Des Moines Iowa Melvin Synhorst Calhoun Page Nake Cherokee Benton Chickasaw Clarke Sac Mills Scott Benton County Clarke County Mills County Montgomery County G.O.P Polk County Shelby County Jake More Greene County Clay County Linn County Llontgomery Taylor and Wright Counties Secretary of State Wisconsin

Milk output rises but 1949 gains limited

U S government dairy outlook sees milk production peaking this year with per cow output at 20.82 pounds daily on July 1 and May averages over 20 pounds. Dairy price supports to rise about 15 cents per hundred pounds on Sept 1, while butter prices drop from 1948 levels. Overall 1949 output projected only 1 to 2 percent above last year due to expected midyear decline.

Washington INS Agriculture Department

Winne sheik County Farm Bureau sports festival set for July

Decorah announces the annual Winne sheik County Farm Bureau sports festival for July 13 with Maynard Newhouse as committee chairman in charge.

Decorah Winneshiek County Farm Bureau Maynard Newhouse

Death of Marion area farmer Nathan A Titler at 58

Nathan A Titler 58 of 815 Fifth avenue Marion died at Cedar Rapids hospital after brief illness. Born November 3 1890 Mt Vernon son of John and Ellen Titler he farmed near Alburnett 23 years retired eight years ago moved to Marion five years ago worked as a carpenter for Wilson and Company in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Hester Irene Napier and a daughter Helen Wassmer three sons Gilbert Marvin and Robert Titler, mother, two sisters, 10 grandchildren. Services 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Yocom chapel Rev Clyde Scott burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call. Lt Robert Mathewson on leave from U S army in Japan extended 14 days. He hopes his wife Ramona and daughter will join him in Japan after leave.

Nathan A. Titler Fifth Avenue Marion Cedar Rapids Mr. Titler Mt. Vernon John Ellen Leguire Titler Alburnett Wilson and Company Hester Irene Napier Helen Wassmer Central City Gilbert E Marvin A Robert N. Titler Ruth Waln Margaret Benesh Yocom Chapel Clyde Scott Walker Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Vacation plans span several states and Washington D C

The Rev Mr and Mrs Richard Goins depart Tuesday for a month long vacation visiting relatives in Tren ton Missouri and travels through Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky Virginia and Washington DC Mrs J Robert Clark and sister Carol Stim son have returned from Washington DC and Clark plans a Norfolk Virginia trip to meet her Navy electronics technician husband with a voyage to England and France to follow

Richard Goins Trenton Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky Virginia Washington, D. C J. Robert Clark Carol Stimson W. A. Callahan Perry Dean Woodford

Local notes: visits events and community updates

Convalescing Mrs. W J Schnell at Mercy hospital. Beloit guests of the Duffy family for weekend. American Legion softball set for Mt Vernon game at Marion diamond at 7 30 p m with Alburnett vs Culberts. Open house for Rev Goins pastorate third year. Fire in George Egenan car caused minor damage. Barbara Ann Oxley first birthday celebrated with family. City council to meet Tuesday. Fernow relatives picnic north of Marion. Pleasant Grove club picnic Wednesday at Thomas park. Diane Callahan returns from Perry. Jack Gallagher back from Glacier. Wightman at home after Minnesota Chicago trip. Landis returns from wedding trip to Black Hills Yellowstone Denver.

American Legion Mt. Vernon Marion Alburnett Culberts David Doyle Barbara Ann Oxley Barbara Ann Helen Oxley Marshall Oxley Burlington Joel Clarence Oxley Charles R. Oxley Bertha Blinks Edwin

Czechs Prodded On U S Claims In Settlement Talks

Washington AP reports the United States urges Czechoslovakia to resume talks over American private property losses under the Czech Communist government. Claims total about 40 million dollars, with a Prague embassy proposal greased by no response. State Department notes possible delay tactic mirroring Soviet bloc patterns. Two months earlier a Czech mission floated a settlement credit offer of 50 million dollars or more.

Washington United States Czechoslovakia Prague State Department Russia

Oklahoma Ranks 22nd in 1940 Census Population

Oklahoma is listed as the 22nd most populous state in the United States according to the 1940 census. The data document population totals and rank among all states, reflecting regional demographic standings of the era.

Oklahoma United States

Watkins Proposes Reservations On Atlantic Pact Powers

Senator Watkins urged two reservations to the North Atlantic Pact to protect Congress war-declaration rights. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed the treaty after assurances from Secretary Acheson it does not infringe Congress’s constitutional war powers.

Washington INS Sen Watkins Utah Congress Senate Senate Foreign Relations Connally Texas United States Acheson

Reds Ready To Go Underground

House investigators say evidence shows the Communist party may go underground if leaders are convicted of conspiring to overthrow the U S government. Eleven on trial in New York with a twelfth to follow. Expendables may be left exposed as the bulk of members shifts underground. Paul Crouch, a former member, described plans for a scattered, leader linked underground structure with independent groups and a continuing chain to the top.

Washington House Communist Party New York House un-American Activities Committee Paul Crouch

Never Rains But It Pours In Memphis Milk Route

Charles Wilson faced a stormy day starting at 4 a m to begin his milk route. Heavy rain doubled his runs and flooded the morning, but a fender bang and a chimney strike capped the ordeal. A lighthearted ride home ended with the baby tossing Mrs Wilson’s purse from the car window.

Memphis Charles Wilson Mrs. Wilson

King of Beggars Explains Trade

In Singapore AP report, the uncrowned beggar king explains success in begging. He notes his double life as Towkay by day and beggar by night guiding a community of 150 beggars. He plans to let his three children choose their own path. He describes tactics, psychology, and the drama needed to thrive.

Singapore Towkay

Thieves Knocked Out by Their Own Chloroform

In Hamburg Germany two burglars entered a Westphalian pig sty to chloroform a 300 pound pig. The farmer disturbed by the animal’s grunts found both thieves unconscious beside the sty, victims of the gas they had planned to use.

Hamburg Germany

Legs insured for dancer Joan Taylor in film horse scene

Hollywood dancer Joan Taylor had her legs insured for 100000 dollars with Lloyd's of London against injury during a film riding a horse. The Evening Standard reported this Monday from London.

London Joan Taylor Lloyd’s of London Evening Standard

France Eyes European Council Transfer of Marshall Plan Work

Paris sources report a French plan to hand over Marshall Plan tasks to the Council of Europe once the plan ends. Secret discussions may occur at the Strasbourg meeting, with aims to energize a future United Europe while keeping U.S. support in view.

Council Kingsbury Smith Paris INS Council of Europe European Economic Cooperation Marshall Plan Organization Strasbourg United States European Economic Cooperaon Consultative Assembly Assembly Europe

Ancient Roots of Arab Jewish Hostility Across Centuries

Washington AP notes that long fraught peace efforts between Arabs and Jews echo an ancient cycle of conflict. From Abraham to Nehemiah, shared blood and language persisted alongside recurring clashes, with Arabs and Jews largely opposing each other through empires and wars, aside from rare alignments against common rivals.

Israel Rome Titus Mediterranean Palestine

Bees Packed Wall Ends Family’s Bee Troubles

In San Diego the Jones family sealed away three years of a bee invasion. The wall produced about 500 pounds of wax and honey after the bees battled the household and finally died off following a powder spray treatment.

San Diego Jones

Asia Extends From Arctic Circle Toward Equator

The article notes Asia spans from 13 degrees north near the Arctic circle toward the equator, describing vast latitudinal range and geographic extent across the continent.

Asia Arctic Circle Equator

Birthday Poem for Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People

Poem wishing Edgar A. Guest a happy birthday and blessings. It invokes liberty, patriotism, and enduring flag imagery. The speaker hopes the land remains free and just, with the country home to the brave and true through ages.

Edgar A. Guest the Poet of the People Liberty

Israel and Arabs: shifting power through ancient to modern times

The passage traces long cycles of strength between Jews and Arabs from biblical rulers through Roman conquest to modern era. It notes eras of Arab dominance during Crusades and later strongholds faced by Crusaders, Mamluks, Mongols, Ottomans, and World War I forces. It concludes with Israelis and Arabs now more evenly matched than at any prior period.

Israel David Solomon Jerusalem Palestine Egypt

Gazette Want Ad Rates and Classified Listings

Classified page shows want ad rates of 11.50, box numbers, and payment rules. Listings include lost and found items like a girl's Indian ring, personal notices and various shop ads for clothing, jewelry, cleaners, and services with names and phone numbers.

Gazette Earth Wass Sam Vening Sunday Gazette

Washer service and home repairs offered by local shops

Local ads list appliance and washing machine service by A. W. Peterson Co Inc at 201 First St SE plus guaranteed washer service, mattress rebuilding offers with prices from 12.50, and dial-ins for repair and maintenance. Also promoted are roofing, painting, lawnmower sharpening, furnace cleaning, and general repair services with contact numbers.

A. W. Peterson Co., Inc First St. SE Tsui A. Ee Lear’s Ciemen Leibrend & Lohman Avold Adams Hance Isea L Cummins Wet Willem

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Grass Roots Gerald Bogan Marion News Nathan Titler Robert Mathewson U. S. Army Japan Mathewson Ramona West, In W. J. Schnell Third Street Mercy Hospital Beloit M. Duffy M. A. Duffy C. Duffy Beloit, Wis M. Duffys Geraldine Starks Goins The Christian Church James Slise Ray C. McCalley Mmes F. E. Luse Carl Michel Robert Blair George Egenan Wyoming Thirteenth Street Mrs Marvin Fernow Fernow Farm Pleasant Grove Community Club Thomas Park Jack Gallagher Glacier National Park Carl F. Wightman Minnesota Chicago Roger Landis Black Hills Yellowstone Park Denver U.S People's Oregon Buehlers First Street Uptown First Avenue Bing Cherries Western Europe European Council United States of Europe European Parliamentary Assembly Earth Abraham Jacob Ishmael Jordan River Temple of Iever Free Evermore Ellis Pool MR. Wakendall Poe Coote Ana'v Jack’s Post Office Fonsore Oy Eweers Javea Palacenter st_St. SE Mite Bresh Motors xc Rosens Tailor Shop 4Th St. SE Dia Ceeks Vincent's Jewelry Store 2Nd St. New Dist Cornell College Ware Motors Inc Dial Ist Richard J. Woods E Ave Kenwood Transfer Killian'’s Nations Dept Los O Los Angeles Chi St Gripfin's Clothing Shop Resale B. Hibness Marvin Potter Kennedy's 1St Ave Eee Hain Welcom Stan Stanley Orch Les Hartman Town Cornhuskers Larry Foster Elliott Lawrence & Orch Swisher Bob Hillbillies Kozy Inn Pri Lang Melody Inn 12Th Avenue SE Ng OW Ae T Kirkpatrick Cashman Plumbing Gilbert Kramer Reset Rapids Heating CO Tal Seree c Seenderson Marion Conran Eesake R. Kennedy Kalamasoo Exoe Sodding & Grading Kutchera Ercavating CO Cusack Electric Service A Wee Te Ie Anderson Cedar Rapide Christ Anderson Mike Sc Mount Vernon Iowa Jack Schneider E. E McElwain Virgil Horak Dick Alexander Ree Tepresee L. A Saub Elp Wan Carleton Allen Motor Company Second Avenue Fender Baxter Motors Sorner A 7Th ST Waite Y-74 Ford Gatege Tion Box Reis Gareth Bowen Bros Usher
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