Giraud De Gaulle Talks Hit Snag in Postwar Government Efforts
In Algiers, Gen Henri Giraud and Gen Charles de Gaulle face an impasse over forming France's first post armistice government under the Third Republic. Central executive committee meetings are postponed as双方 dispute membership and the distribution of ministerial portfolios amid debates on key figures and loyalty concerns.
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Algiers
Henri Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
France
Central Executive Committee
de Gaulle
Georges Catroux
Giraud
Marcel Peyrouton
Algeria
Auguste Nugues
Morocco
Pierre Boisson
French West Africa
Kohout Reports City's April Fire Loss
Fire Chief E P Kohout told the city council that April fire losses totaled 1137.40 dollars. The report lists building losses at 229635 dollars and contents at 13915 dollars with insurances of 150450 and 103400 respectively and no loss exceeding insurance.
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Kohout
E P, Kohout
Uninsured Losses Reported on Buildings and Contents
Loss on buildings with no insurance was $130 and uninsured contents losses $108. Total buildings loss stood at $846 while contents reached $291.
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Foreign Service
Miss Ivy O Hendricks of the Red Cross national office arrived in Cedar Rapids to interview men and women for foreign service and domestic Red Cross posts. Interviews start 10 am Thursday in Roosevelt hotel room 223 and continue through Friday with national staff from St Louis.
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Red Cross
United States
Ivy O. Hendricks
Cedar Rapids
Dawson E Grim
Miss Hendricks
Roosevelt Hotel
Helen B Cobcel
St Louis
Sara Marie Conley
Home Service
Indicted for Draft Violations In Cedar Rapids Area
Federal grand jury in Sioux City returned indictments against Donald E Meeks of Cedar Rapids and Marshall V Havens of Iowa Falls. Meeks faces two counts for failing to keep the Linn county selective service address updated and failing to report for induction in 1943. Havens charged with interfering by force with the selective service act and assaulting Frank M Cotrell, chairman of board No. 1.
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Prand
Sioux City
Federal District Clerks Office
Cedar Rapids
Donald E Meeks
Marshall
Havens
Iowa Falls
Meeks
Linn County Board No 2
Selective Training and Service Act
Frank M . Cotrell
Board No
Shrimp Dishes Highlight Protein Rich Dinners
Fresh shrimp offer a protein rich option with parsley rice and tapioca cream as a side. The recipe uses brown or whole grain bread rice and eggs for added protein, plus a codfish dish featuring a butter sauce and potatoes. North Carolina is noted as the twelfth state to join the Union.
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North Carolina
Unon
City to repair streets after material arrives
Public Improvements Commissioner Dave Williams reported that Washington has released a limited supply of bituminous cutback road treatment for the city. He urged residents on streets needing repair to file petitions and present them to the council promptly, noting the delivery date is uncertain and work will proceed in application order. The treatment covers both paved and dirt streets if applied. If no petitions are made, streets will be scarified and holes smoothed as a temporary measure.
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Dave Williams
Public Roads Administration
Washington
Williams
Peace Disturber Fined $25 In Police Court
William Hanson of 901 Tenth Avenue SW was fined $25 and costs for drunken and disturbing the peace after police said he threatened to kill a bystander on a street corner and later menaced passengers aboard a bus. Other offenders cited include Gerald Cady Taft hotel Floyd Raftis Milo Uchytil Albert Masck Roy Manning John L Johnson and John Sramek all fined $25 and costs for disturbing the peace or related offenses.
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William Hanson
Tenth Avenue SW
Polie
Harry 5
Johnson Polhhee
Hanson
Second Avenue
Third Street
Marcella Valandingham
Avenue NW
Gerald Cady
Taft Hotel
Floyd Raftis
Eighth Avenue SE
Milo F. Uchytil
Grande Avenue
Albert J. Masck
Sixth Street NW
Roy Manning
Tulsa
Okla
John L. Johnson
Urbana
John Sramek
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Charles C Sheriff Hurt in Virginia
Charles C Sheriff, 35, was seriously injured Sunday in Norfolk Virginia while employed in electrical construction work for five years. Information came to his parents Mr and Mrs Aden Sheriff of 1130 Ninth Street NW. Mrs Sheriff left early Monday for Norfolk to learn details.
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Charles C Sheriff
Norfolk
Aden Sherff
Ninth Street
Sheriff
Cedar Rapids Brothers Still Together in War
Pfe. R. L. Nippe and Private Clarence Nippe have arrived in North Africa and remain together, relayed by their brother Ray mond Nippe. The brothers have served at Fort Des Moines Edgewood arsenal Fort Bliss Camp Claiborne and have traveled on the same ship.
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Pfe. R
May fines and costs total £1698 in city report
A city report filed with the council shows total May collections of 1698 dollars in fines and court costs and fees. Of this amount 1393 dollars were fines, 255.50 dollars for court fees, 37.55 dollars for marshal fees, and 12 dollars for meals to prisoners.
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Superior Court
Canning and Rhubarb Recipes From Linn County Extension
Youthful Popeye admirer inspires spinach canning tips with guidance from Mrs. Hamilton on greens prep pressure cooking times and safe processing. Rhubarb recipes include jelly, pineapple strawberry spread, orange marmalade, and rhubarb conserve with steps and sugar measurements.
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Dorothy B. Hamilton
Linn County
Civilian Defense
Preserving Rhubarb with Orange Lemon Nut Meat
Rhubarb is placed in a preserving kettle with sugar, then junctolum, oranges, and lemons strained and added. Peel is boiled in water to remove bitterness, then chopped and stirred into the rhubarb. Cook slowly until thickened, add nut meats near the end, seal hot. Yields 6 to 7 pints.
Iowa State College Student Wins $500
Herman J Brenneke a New York university student won first prize of $1,000 cash from the James F Lincoln Foundation in an exposition writing contest among engineering students. Robert Edson Lee of Town State college received second prize of $500 and two $250 scholarships were given in his name to the architectural engineering department.
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Cleveland
Herman J Brenneke
New York University
James F Lincoln Foundation
Robert Edson Lee
Town State College
Cedar Rapiny Woman Donates First Blood Pint
Miss A Cramer of 2317 Fifth Anne SE becomes Cedar Rapids first woman to donate a pint at the Red Cross blood donor center on North Wabash avenue Chicago Center. She is asked to return in ten weeks for a second pint and serves as a supervisor in surgical crestsings for the Linn County chapter.
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First Avenue NE
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Mildred Wernine
Mary Berger
Clara Jansa
Mary Doyle
Darlene Bramsen
Winifred Turdik
Marjorie Voigt
Myrene Wilson
Helen Loniek
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Irma Barr
Aliee Birch
Lois Boddicker
Edna Welchman
Audrey Paulsen
the Peoples Savings Bank
Hardin County
Charles C. Sheriff
Virginia
Cedar Rapids Brothers
Rees
Ams
Cae
Naomi Doebel
Canning
Pat Addi
Hamlton
Hamilton
Sunkist
Tex
Silver Fox Beer
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Iowa State College
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Kell
DIAL
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