Convention Ends as Iowa Bar Honors Supreme Court
The fifty third annual Iowa State Bar Association convention closed with a luncheon honoring the state supreme court. New officers announced include Roscoe P. Thomas Fairfield president Raymond A. Smith vice president and F. F. Faville librarian. Ed Jones reappointed secretary. Major themes covered the judge advocate's office history and transportation law changes.
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United States Army
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Raymond A. Smith
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F. F. Faville
Des Moines
Ed Jones
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John E. Mulroney
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Man confesses extortion plot targeting widowed mother
Detroit police say George Bruce Coapman, 31, unemployed, admitted a plan to extort 8000 from Mrs. Marie Schweitzer, 48, by posing as authorities and arranging a drop near Mt Olivet cemetery. The suspect claimed to act alone with no accomplices. His missing friend, Richard Schweitzer, 19, vanished May 23. authorities have no lead on his whereabouts. The case involved notes from Elkhart Indiana and a staged rendezvous.
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Joseph Krug
George Bruce Coapman
Marie Schweitzer
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Truman Tax Message Set for Congress Monday
Congressman Taber reports the House GOP aims to cut President Truman’s budget by about 6 billion dollars, calling the effort a success despite Democratic opposition. He notes savings already totaling roughly 9 hundred million with more expected, while Democrats label much of the amount as phony.
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President Expected to Sign Tax Bill Amid Veto Threat
A predicted White House move notes the President will sign the tax bill though a veto is warned as an overreach of Congress power to levy taxes. The plan lowers income taxes by substantial sums, with estimates near billions in impact.
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Nine St. Pauls Choirs To Sing At Church Tonight
Nine choirs from St Pauls Methodist Church will sing tonight at 7 45 oclock in a program the church plans as part of its musical training network The schedule had an error in Saturdays Gala recital listing but the event proceeds as planned.
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Age Groups and Cherubs Choir Standouts Feature
A local event highlights age groups and graduating singers moving from the Cherubs five year olds to the next choir tier. Performers from the Cherubs will transition as younger participants join for upcoming performances.
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Death toll in LaGuardia plane crash rises to 43
The May 29 United Air Lines crash at LaGuardia Field claimed 43 lives after Mack Gordon of Cleveland died from burns. Gordon's wife, a survivor, was reported much better.
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INL
United Air Lines
LaGuardia Field
Mack Gordon
Cleveland
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