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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1946

Page

5

Choice Of Two Roads Faced Today By Hick Blakemore

In a Cedar Rapids interview Senator Hick Blakemore argues the world stands farther from real peace than since Poland’s invasion. He warns of two paths: a generally peaceful world or a total war, aided by atomic and biological threats, urging America to lead a decisive peace effort.

John Reynolds Hitler Poland Bourke Blakemore Hickenlooper Idwa America Hick Washington Cedar Rapids

Fiber Board Blamed for Hotel Canfield Fire Spread

Des Moines AP reports state fire marshal John Strohm says rapid fire spread at the Hotel Canfield in Dubuque Iowa last Sunday morning was caused by fiberboard on walls and ceilings. Nineteen died. cause initially blamed on cigarette stubs tossed into a cardboard container in the Red Lounge storage area.

DES Moines John Strohm Canfield Dubuque Strohm A. A. Lubberden Zack Cook H. J. Corcoran Iowa Insurance Service Bureau Corcoran Lubberden Red

Parachutist Saves Plane In Midair At Adrian Air Show

A 25 year old parachutist Warren Berg of Detroit collided with a Piper Cub piloted by Sterling Mead. Berg clung to the tail and opened his emergency chute, slowing the plunge and guiding the plane to a safe landing. Berg suffered a broken ankle and head bruises.

Adrian Mich Michigan Warren Berg Detroit Sterling V. Mead Berg

U S Sends Third Bid to Russians to Discuss Loan

The United States drafted a third note to Moscow inviting talks on a billions dollar loan in mid July. Secretary Byrnes approved the message before leaving for Paris. If not sent, it will go out in days. The note outlines topics for discussion alongside loan negotiations, including eastern European economic conditions.

Washington United States Moscow State Byrnes Paris Europe

Food Drive Opens Tomorrow in Cedar Rapids To Aid UNRRA

The Linn county food collection campaign aims for 5000000000 starving people and 50000 cash, with 100000 cans of food. Receptacles in all county grocery stores collect milk meat and fish. A can-food admission cartoon movie at State theater runs 9:30 to 10 a.m. for under 16. volunteers and police assist.

Linn County UNRRA United States China Shanghai America Cedar Rapids News State Theater Tri-States Boy Scouts

Latin American highway engineers hosted in Cedar Rapids

Nineteen Latin American highway engineers on a year long U S training tour in road building study are hosted in Cedar Rapids. Roy Choate and Howard Hall host a noon lakeside visit followed by a swimming party and luncheon. The group from 16 South and Central American countries toured Washington D C and Iowa Manufacturing and LaPlant Choate companies and Link Belt Speeder sponsored events.

Middle West Iowa Cedar Rapids Roy Choate Howard Hall United States Washington, D. C Iowa Manufacturing Company LaPlant- Choate Company, Inc iLink-Belt Speeder Corporation Proving Grounds Roosevelt Hotel Montrose Hotel

First Group of Children Go to Camp Tomorrow

Camp Good Health Fund records show a total expense of 3,223.43 with multiple donors and groups listed including Cedar Rapids organizations and charities such as Knights of Columbus Cedar Rapids Council 909, American Gold Star Mothers, and Zion church affiliates. The preliminary funding acknowledgment notes 2,526.43 previously received and outlines contributions from various clubs, lodges, and circles across Cedar Rapids and nearby communities.

Camp Good Health Fund Cedar Rapids Lodge B.P.O. Ellis Harper Fred Daughters of Isabella Circle Z.C.B.J Glendale Calif Merry Martha Society Phoebe Lamb Missionary Circle Bethany Congregational Church Knights of Columbus Cedar Rapids Council American Gold Star Mothers, Inc Foresters of America Court Cedar Opti Mrs. Club ALFY Ccccc Cece Une Round Table Girls Yowa Electric Light and Central Committee Jeanne Lisa Sally Cedar Rapids Lodge ALSN Eace Morcombe Anon Vernon Adz Boardman Manchester Is.s Town Assn Phi Rho Society Marion Nature and Garden Club Marion Luther Feedoenses

Camp Good Health staff bid farewell to quiet Sunday

Members of the Camp Good Health staff describe a last quiet Sunday of early summer with notes of rest before continuing on Page 5 Col.5.

Cedar Rapids Camp Good Health

Big Four talk pact includes Austria peace terms

In Paris the Big Four foreign ministers agreed on a four point agenda including Austria and a postwar peace treaty. Molotov withdrew opposition to Austria discussion and backed Italy as civil unrest looms. The ministers noted bloodshed in Naples and Taranto amid referendum tensions. An interior ministry report uncovered a 40 ton cache of arms at a Bordeaux area chateau.

Paris Austria James F. Byrnes V. M. Molotov Molotov Italy Byrnes Germany Naples Taranto Ministry of the Interior France Bordeaux

Jap Widow Becomes Tokyo Black Market Boss After Husband's Death

Yoshiko Matsuda, 30, a widow in western attire, assumes leadership of Tokyo's black market after her husband Giichi Matsuda is killed. The 5,000-strong network pledges loyalty, paying a daily 1,500 yen for protection and services as she pledges to move toward legitimacy.

Jap Widow Morrie Landsberg Tokyo Yoshiko Matsuda Underworld Giichi Matsuda Matsuda Shimbashi Railway Station

Rose guilty in war secrets case in Montreal

Montreal jury convicts Fred Rose a Communist MP of conspiring to pass war secrets to Russian agents. The verdict comes after a high profile trial that highlighted espionage tensions during wartime.

Rose Montreal Quebec Fred Rose

Woman Kills Young Wife Passing House in Seymour

Pretty Jewel Zimmerman 22, mother of two, was shot three times by neighbor Opal Seyferth as she walked to a grocery. Seyferth held without bond after first degree murder charges. Witness Roy Elkins and family details noted. grand jury to review case.

Seymour Ind Jewel Zimmerman Jerrell

Senator Bankhead's Successor Named in Alabama

Gov Chauncey Sparks appointed State Highway Director George R Robin Swift to the senate seat left by the death of Senator Bankhead Reps John Sparkman and Frank W Boykin announced candidacies in a special Democratic primary likely in August.

Montgomery Ala Chauncey Sparks George R Robin” Swift Senate Sen. Bankhead D-Ala John Sparkman Frank W. Boykin

Clubwoman Fatally Shot In Blazing Bucks County Home

Peggy Shetland a 48 year old club woman was found slain in her blazing Langhorne home. Bucks County Detective Chief Anthony Russo identified her husband Walter A Shetland Essex Rubber Company executive of Trenton as her spouse. A teenage youth was arrested hours later and held without charge in connection with the crime.

Langhorne Peggy Shetland Anthony Russo Bucks County Walter A.shetland Essex Rubber Company Trenton Russo

Truman Proposes 12 Point Plan For Unified Defense

President Truman sends to Congress a 12 point program aimed at unifying the armed services. Key ideas include a single national defense department, parity for the air force, a council of national defense, and a national security resources board. Navy objections lead to dropping a single chief of staff, with Patterson and Forrestal reporting progress toward unification.

Washington Truman Congress Army Navy Senate House Military and Naval Committee Department of National Defense Council of National Defense National Security Resources Board Patterson Forrestal Senate Military Affairs Committee White House Forresetal Council of Common Defense Joint Chiefs of Staff Central Intelligence Agency Department ‘of National Defense Air Air Force Naval Air Arm

Butter and Cheddar Cheese Price Increases Planned

An OPA official said price hikes take effect Monday with butter up 11 cents per pound and cheddar cheese up six cents per pound. The changes were authorized May 29 by Stabilization Director Chester Bowles and include milk at an extra one cent per quart.

Washington OPA Chester Bowles

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U.S Roosevelt Sen Hickenlooper Whirlwind Esceeeescanen Nees Fee Drew Pearson William i Shirer Crossword Financial Ee Ebeeaen Temee Es Terenseee Terseneeege Pace Ee Carl Kane Montrose Crystal Ballroom George Becker Santiago Chile Jorge Ricardo Sierralta Miguel Salem Ecuador Richard N. Turner LaPlant Big 4 Malcolm Rout George Zimmerman Walter Zimmerman Marine Corps Naval Service
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