Shafer Sees Revival of Oil Export Checks
Washington Rep Shafer predicts restoration of wartime oil and gas export controls to curb shortages. He said a plan to regulate outbound petroleum under licensing rules could be announced soon after a closed meeting with export control officials.
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Daily Playgrounds Begin Monday With Softball Leagues
Daily programs for the citys 13 softball leagues start Monday with three boys divisions and one girls division in a round robin inter playground schedule. Weekly hikes accompany each group, and a director joins excursions to parks or points of interest. Community night events and special story hours are planned, with pet shows and field trips across multiple grounds.
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Red Cross To Distribute Home Service Policy Statement
The Linn county Red Cross board approves a complete home service intake policy. The policy, created by the steering committee led by Mrs. Carl N Ettinger, outlines services of the home service department and will be sent to Cedar Rapids social agencies.
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Father and son drown on vacation at Lake Wawasee
In Syracuse Indiana a 38 year old Donald Cobb and his 64 year old George Cobb died when their outboard boat capsized 300 yards from shore on Lake Wawasee. Six year old Cobb and 45 year old Clemet Derose were rescued. State police said rough water forced them to turn back to their cottage. George was recovered by Paul Berger and died after hours of artificial respiration. Donald remained missing as search efforts continued.
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U S Faces Hard Choice on China Aid Policy
AP analysis notes Communist gains in China and the looming choice for the United States to bolster Chiang Kai-shek or abandon him. It argues loan justification hinges on China’s ongoing civil war and the regime’s control, despite reforms and wartime dynamics.
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Three Military Prisoners Escape at Fort Knox
At Fort Knox Kentucky three prisoners escaped after overpowering a guard and another inmate with a rifle. Colonel Taylor reported the men tied the guard and a fellow inmate with shoestrings and belts before fleeing. The escapees Walter B. Haynes 19 Cincinnati Tolliver Aaron 18 Dayton Ohio and Woodrow D. Ryan 24 Kokomo Indiana were among the detail policing near barracks as army patrols swept outward.
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Retired Cedar County Farmer Dies at Age 60
A Cedar County farmer aged 60 died after a long life in the area. Survived by his wife Caroline, daughter Wanda, and brothers Henry John and Otto. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at St. John’s Church with burial in St. John’s Cemetery in Clarion.
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G I Bond Drive Delays Training Measure Passage
Washington AP reports members of the House Armed Services Committee say a rush to cash G I vouchers will likely delay universal training funding. Committee members note full consideration is needed before moving a bill, with hearings possible within two weeks and summer discussions with constituents advised. Aides say support from Speaker Martin and other leaders aids passage efforts.
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Balloon travels across states from Wichita Falls
Two Wichita Falls boys Ralph Parker Jr and Johnny Duncan released five toy balloons in the afternoon. One balloon was found in Sumner Indiana early the next morning after a roughly 800 mile journey at about 65 miles per hour.
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McCaslin Dies in Mechanicsville After Sudden Illness
Z G McCaslin 52 dies suddenly Saturday in Mechanicsville after 15 years in auto repair and welding. Survived by wife Lena Briggs Ward and sisters Mrs Mabel Carroll and Edna Schoonover of Mason City. Services set for 2 30 Monday at the Methodist church.
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Andresen Warns Against Heavy Relief Shipments
Chairman August H. Andresen of the House food investigating subcommittee warned to slow relief food promises to foreign nations. He cited the risk of a domestic shortage of live stock feed next fall due to a short corn crop and stressed even a record wheat harvest may not prevent trouble if corn output remains weak. Agricultural officials remained hopeful for a strong maize crop despite limited farm damage from spring rains.
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Nationalists in Manchuria Losing Ground Says American Observer
An American observer reported Saturday that the situation in Manchuria was deteriorating for the Nationalists, signaling challenges to their control and urging close attention from international observers.
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Manchuria war outlook seen as foreboding
The source reports that major government held cities Changchun and Mukden are not in immediate danger but the military picture in Manchuria is foreboding. Government troops are being drawn back to fortified Changchun and Mukden while Nationalist forces lag in reinforcement and Communists wage hit and run operations.
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