Veterans recall Civil War era notables at Des Moines encampment
Ebenezer McMullins missed Grand Army of the Republic events in Des Moines while A Conflicts veteran, James Martin, 99, of Sutherland, and World War I era mule driver McMurray, 102, recall service. They met in Gettysburg in 1933.
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Ebenezer McM
Ollons City
Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
Des Moines
Iowa City
James Martin
Sutherland
McMurray
Martin
Gettysburg
Swallowing Sword Act Ends With Hospitalization
Detroit AP reports sword swallower Anthony Moreno suffered a sore throat during a performance when a tube broke, cutting his throat and sending him to a hospital for treatment.
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Detroit
Anthony Moreno
Palestine Is A World Problem Says Dr Totah
Dr Khalil Totah of New York City, executive director of the Arab-American Affairs panel, calls Palestine a world problem and urges U.S. action. He will join the Three Men on a Limb broadcast on WMT tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Cedar Rapids with Hasan Igram hosting at 511 M Avenue NW.
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Khalil Totah
New York City
Roan Tan
Galen Repiaster
Sounéaelie Catie
America
Dr. Totah
WMT Tonight
Cedar Rapids
Hasan Igram
M Avenue NW
Building boom continues as private projects push ahead
CHICAGO (UP) President C Arthur Bruce of the National emphasizes a backlog in private building as 286 000 projects were completed in the first quarter of 1946. Earl Bunting of the National Association of Manufacturers cautions buyers in the current market and notes the American worker has kept pace with rising times.
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Chicago
C. Arthur Bruce
the National
Earl Bunting
National Association of Manufacturers
American Worker's A
Taft era bill discussed as potential bonanza for lawyers
Labor Keen Johnson told the meeting that the Taft era poems would be a bonanza for lawyers, but he did not know if the bill would be signed. The remarks reflect uncertainty over the measure's fate and possible legal implications.
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Labor
Keen Johnson
Wife of Nazi Leader Fritz Sauckel Fined
BERCHTESGADEN AP Mrs. Fritz Sauckel widow of the German labor leader hanged as a war criminal was convicted Tuesday of being a lesser Nazi. A denazification court fined her 1900 marks and sent her home with the admonition to educate her children in a democratic way. She was the first widow of a leading German war criminal to be tried.
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Berchtesgaden
Fritz Sauckel
Argentine Agency Attacks AP on State Broadcaster
Buenos Aires officials denounce the Associated Press as an instrument of foreign interests in a nationwide radio broadcast. The government accuses AP of falsifying news to damage Argentina’s image abroad. The report cites foreign media speculation about Lenora Peron and royal reception.
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Buenos Aires
Sub-Secretariat of Information
Associated Press
Argentina
Cenantha
London Daily Express
Lenora Peron
Parents of Slain Babies Threaten $100,000 Suits
Massillon Ohio parents of two infant girls killed in a hospital intrusion said they would sue the hospital for 100000 dollars for each death. The families sought to meet with officials and a detective to aid the investigation into the mysterious killings.
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Massillon, Ohio
Massillon City Hospital
Megthee
Leo Brandsabe
Nagpaleg
Met
Ao Detective 7
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