Survey says Japs would have surrendered without bombs
A U S strategic bombing survey told President Truman that Japan would have surrendered late in 1945 even without the atomic bomb or Russia's entry. The 12 member board said air power had already crushed Japan and that surrender steps began as early as June 1944 under Tojo. The report notes militarists quit first while most of the public did not yet demand peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Russia
U.S
Truman
Hiroshima
United States
Hideki Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Clue in Yank Detention by Reds Hints at Case
Berlin reports a possible link to the four Americans detained by Russians after it disclosed one detainee was an officer at the United States documents center. The center held thousands of Nazidom secrets but U S officials gave no comment on any connection. Authorities maintain security secrecy while seeking word from Russia amid futile efforts to learn more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States Documents Center
United States
Document Center
Now Bailiff Has Job Of Evicting Himself
In Chicago AP reports bailiff Leo Zientek who for two decades carried out eviction orders must now evict himself after his landlord ordered his removal so his daughter could have a home when her husband returns from service. The court issued the eviction order despite his long service in enforcing removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leo Zientek
Zientek
Servce
Model Coach Built by Leo Peiffer Seeks State Contest
Leo Peiffer has constructed a replica of Fisher Body’s coach with 800 hours of work and 2,700 pieces. The French blue body trims in red gilt and white. interior features white velvet seating, gold knots, lace curtains, and a leather tool box. The miniature weathered coach will be entered in the state Fisher contest this week, with a national contest to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fooltman
Leo Peiffer
Leo P. Peiffer
Fisher Body Company
Leo
Daniels Park Pet Show Sees 13 Winners Awarded Ribbons
Daniels Park community night pet show drew 13 winners sponsored by the playground and recreation commission. Blue ribbons were awarded to top entries including Marilyn Chapman for her dog noted for the shortest tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
Playground and Recreation Commission
Marilyn Chapman
Basic characteristic and word puzzle clues
A list of crossword like clues with numbers and letters mapping to words. Entries cover various topics from animals and metals to professions and measurements, including coins and plant names. The mix reads like a dense riddle page with overlapping wordplay and abbreviations.
Thrills at All-Iowa Fair preview dates and attractions
All-Iowa fair at Hawkeye Downs August 11 to 16 celebrates Iowa’s Centennial with thrill acts by stunt riders and drivers and a gala stage show each night. Highlights include Thrill Day on August 15, international auto races August 11 12 and 16, harness races August 13 14, 4-H day August 16 and a 4-H livestock sale August 17. Centennial surprises are promised daily with dairy breed associations also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings of America
Hawkeye Downs
C. D. Moore
Iowa
Moore
Farm
Local Pet Page Honors Favorite Pets and Birds
The event crowned Flika the fattest dog and Danny Platner won for his dog Skippy as prettiest pet. Judy Henecke earned for her goldfish Spotty, Elaine Henecke for a clam, and Kay Ann Bruce for a dressed up duck. Judging panel included Mrs Raymond Woodward and Mrs George Gable with about 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flika
Danny Platner
Skippy
Judy Henecke
Spotty
Elaine Henecke
Kay Ann Bruce
Danny Fry
Newell Lowes
Cocker
Judy Carr
Jigger
Sheryl Johnson
Marietta Woodward
Ronald Bennett
William Pathe
Marna Green
Mandy
Raymond Woodward
George Gable
Sokol Camp Near Center Point Opens Week of Camping
About fifty girls begin a one week camping session at the Sokol camp near Center Point with a picnic for Sokol members. Limited accommodations remain for a few girls and boys whose camping starts July 21. contact Marie Vitek or Joseph Pazour for last minute plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokol
Center Point
Marie Vitek
Joseph Pazour
Police to Begin Tickets for No Turn Rule Violators
Police will start issuing tickets tomorrow to motorists who violate the new city ordinance prohibiting left and right turns at two downtown intersections Second avenue at Second street SE and Second avenue at Third street SE. Officers had warned drivers for twelve days since the rule began in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Second Street SE
Third Street SE
Westminster's New Pastor Named for Bever and Fourteenth
The Rev. Andrew E. Kurth is appointed pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church at Bever and Fourteenth Street SE. Former admin dean at North Central College Naperville IL, he led Redeemer Presbyterian Detroit for fifteen years and held leadership roles in Detroit religious councils. He is a North Central College and Evangelical Theological Seminary graduate with graduate work at Michigan and Chicago. The Kurth family will move to 2048 Fifth Ave SE mid August. three children Louisella Robert and Marjorie. South of the Rio Grande nata refers to a culinary note on uses of sour cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew E. Kurth
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bever
Fourteenth Street
North Central College
Naperville
Mr. Kurth
the Redeemer Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Detroit Council of Religious Education
Detroit Council of Churches
Michigan
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Chicago
Kurth
Louisella
Robert
Marjorie
Detroit Council of Church Women
Michigan Council of Church Women
Fifth Avenue
Westminster
Cedar Rapids Post Office Orders 100000 Statehood Stamps
Cedar Rapids orders one hundred thousand Iowa statehood commemorative stamps, three cents each, set for sale starting August 4 after a first release in Iowa City on August 3. First day cancellations may be requested from Iowa City with payment, while philatelic sales begin August 5 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
George E. Beattie
Postal Bulletin
Iowa City
Iowa Statehood
Philatelic Agency
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
IMEN
Gantner
Jack's
Probasco Jewelry CO
Ave
Claxton College Pharmacy
Eastside Maternity Hospital
Kansas City
Fairmount Materniiy
Irla
Confidentia
Ith
Zipper Hospital
6Th Ave
Diamonds
Parker Pens Vincents
3Rd St
Pace Can Afs
Fdr
Sth
JOR Conwas
Kenwood
San Francisco
E. A. Starry
St. Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Howard Custer
Smithsonian
Bichards Laboratories
Joseph Boxell
7Th Ave
Marion
Rawson
2Nd St
D J Smith
Merchants National Bank Rlde
Ren Burr
4Th Ave
Cox
Mary Adams
West Coast
Sioux City
32Nd St
Sand St
Idorothea
Massnes
Sands Printing
Hall Bicycle CO
CS Relat
Alcoholics Anonymous
P. G
Dial
Education Survey Board Appointed
President Truman appointed a national commission on higher education to re-examine the nation’s educational system. Dr. Francis Brown, director of the division of higher education at the American Council on Education, will serve as executive secretary. Members include Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt among prominent educational and religious leaders, as veterans flood colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Truman
National Commission On Higher Education
Francis Brown
Division of Higher Education
The
American Council On Education
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stag party planned by Cedar Rapids accountants
The Cedar Rapids chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will hold its annual stag party at 5 p.m. Wednesday in the Mayview ballroom. social hour, cards, and a special feed are planned. reservations advised through Social Chairman Lester Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cost Accountants
Cedar Rapids
National Association of Cost Accountants
Mayview Ballroom
H. M. Murdock
Mayview
Ellis Park
Lester Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin D.olier
Prudential Insurance Company
Paul H. Nitze
Henry C. Alexander
Harry L. Bowman
7. K. Galbraith
Bensis Likert
Frank A. McNamee
Fred Searls, Jr
Monroe E. Spaght
Louis R. Thompson
Theodore R. Wright
Walter Wilds
Army
Upland Drive
Fisher
Estonia
Camper's Shelter
Royal Navy
South Side News
Bohemian Dramatic Association
V. Picek
Z.C.B.J. Park
Rio Grande
C.R. Post Office
Education Survey Board
Phanks
A Dvorak
Frank J
Martha Dvorak
Jamies
Union Depot
Allison Hotel
Harold Troxel
Center Point Road
Eneles
May
Marlon
Call Railway Express
Chevrolet
Rapids Chevrolet Co
1St Ave. E. c
1St Street
Post Office
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Delco
Novak Heating Coo
3Rd Avenue
Arto Beauty Salon
Abraham
Madeline Beauty Shop
LaVogue Beauty Shop
Ird_ Ave. SE
Bob Welty
Larry Foster
Mirror Lounge
Melody Lane
St. Rond
Lafayette
Messer Bros
Imates
Hennessey Bros
Kutchera Sodding& Fuelco
R. Spray Paint Co
Cec
Donald Bradshaw
Morris
Economy Bug CO
J Ave
Dini
Call Myers Dini
Midwest
Seeghee
Gazette
Central City
3Rd Ave
Egan
Jilah
Popol
Renthcer
Cove Handler Motor CO
2Nd Ave
Houseman
Roosevelt
Rapids Chevrolet
Paul Myers
1St Ave
Roosevelt Hotel
Central
Heeter
Nat Bk
Stone Truck Service
16Th St
Bishop
Re Ey Ray
Lyle Herman
Walter Ehlers
15Th St. SE
Spencer
Busness
Jack Fordice
Mack Augustine
Kirkpatrick
Ray Leeper
Reliable Man
Leo J Smith
Voldingh Brothers
Jsewers
Electricttia Roto-Fer
Cashman
Concren Erie
Geo
Krebs
Call Noble
Fred Younr
Ar Dia
Chris
Ey Apy
Ianbeer
Burks
D Ave
Ote J
J. OL & Co
Denver-Chicago
Cedar ,Rapids
Soneon Glass
Denver
Colorado
Ee Senve
Searles Dairy
Eave NE
Maple Avenue
Deecorah
Ambulance Service Co
11Th St
Rawleigh
South Linn
Buchanan
Rawleigh's
Dent
Freeport
Til
Towa
Kendall Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Reneral
Irwin Mann
Corgon
Twin Towers Cafe
Helver
St. Luke's Methodist Hospital
Pgste
LAREW
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Dearborn Brass Company
Bave
Northcentral
Des Moines
Pitney-Bowes. Inc
Rand Avenue
Iman
McConnon and Company
House of Friendly Service
Winona Minnesota
Tony Giza
Belp
Montgomery Ward & Company
2Nd St. SE
Steward
Aim
G. W. Argo
Norway
Wole
Joe
Cliff
Chis Jie
Leo Klinger Uo
Klinger Paint Co
LeFebvre Corporation
Ee Ee
Keerer
Elliott
AVON
Union Station
Royal Laundry
Robb
3Rd
Sma
Kory Inn
Harmony
Winger