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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1948

Page

14

Wallace and Communist ties threaten Wallace campaign

The Wallace presidential bid faces a Communist cloud as a Third party convention nears in Philadelphia. Indictments of 12 Communist leaders spotlight campaign associates and prompt debate over Wallace disavowal or collaboration. New York City adds a distant trivia note about its 2.4 million telephones.

Washington Henry A. Wallace Wallace Philadelphia Communist Party House UN American Activities Committee Communist Party National Board New York State Truman

All-Iowa Midway To Present Free Circus Acts Daily

The All-Iowa fair will inaugurate twice daily free circus acts on the midway behind the grandstand headlined by Happy Harrison's Circus. Sour Puss the dog is a feature of the show with a fast-moving turntable routine and comic dog stunts. A special stage will be built behind the grandstand and performances start daily at 1 p.m.

Andy Hanson All-Iowa Happy Harrison Sour Puss Harrison

Post Office Warns of Glimmer Racket Revival

Washington dispatch reports the post office warns rural residents about a revived glimmer racket in which fake eye doctors pose as specialists. The scam, named from eyeglasses slang, previously swindled millions from people with eye troubles twelve years ago, per Chief Inspector James J. Doran.

Washington Post Office Department James J. Doran

Final Approval Given 49 Budget For City Assessor

The 1949 budget for City Assessor Jim Scolaro’s office received final approval with a 100 dollar deviation. The joint city hall session approved 41 098 dollars for the year including a 300 dollar annual raise for three staffers and a 200 dollar raise for the first assistant. The budget also includes 1500 dollars for reevaluation work and 500 dollars for two new filing cabinets as part of a new record system.

Jim Scolaro School Board City Council Linn County Board of Supervisors Scolaro

Local tax groups approve budget for assessor office costs

The assessor said data transfer from old to new cards will take two to three years. He noted that a full reevaluation increase would have been $7,260 instead of $4,734. All three taxing bodies backed the budget, sharing assessor costs, effective January 1. They reappointed H. B. Helscher to the five member board of review for four years.

H. B. Helscher Board of Review

Magistrate Fines Federenko for Intoxication Then Jail Suspended

Magistrate George Jessen fined Nick Federenko for intoxication on Tuesday and suspended a jail sentence. Federenko wrote a check to cover the fine, but it bounced, and he also bounced tests behind bars.

Minor N. D George Jessen Nick Federenko Federenko

Vaughan Called Worst Politician by Sat Evening Post

Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, President Truman's military aide, is labeled the capital's worst politician in a Saturday Evening Post piece by Rufus Jarman. The article cites Vaughan's missteps, including a Church group speech in Alexandria and an insult to Protestant Army chaplains, noting he likely won't be fired due to his close friendship with the President.

Washington Harry H. Vaughan Truman Saturday Evening Post Rufus Jarman Vaughan Jarman Alexandria Winston Churchill

Vaughan era described as aiding Truman with daily briefings

Jarman said Churchill told the former Prime Minister he meant no disrespect. He explained Churchill’s Fulton speech was ill delivered at Truman’s request via Vaughan. Vaughan, a Westminster College alumnus in Fulton, is said to provide the President “one belly Vaughan a day” and was Truman’s World War II buddy.

Churchill Jarman Fulton Truman Vaughan Westminster College

Teens Tie Dogs to Meters to Shop in Hoopeeston

Judy Holmes and Mary Lou Bauer, two local teens, strapped their dogs to downtown meters in Hoopeeston, inserted nickels, and spent an hour shopping, drawing welcome smiles from passersby.

Hoopeston Judy Holmes Mary Lou Bauer

Republicans form Dewey Dewey campaign club in Arlington

In Arlington Virginia Republicans launched a campaign club to aid the ticket of Dewey and Warren. They appointed a longtime party member to head organizing activities and the named leader is Warren Dewey.

Arlington Dewey Warren Warren Dewey

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