Wallace Warns Reds Against Eastern Europe Domination
Secretary Wallace told a New York dinner that Russia cannot ride roughshod over Eastern Europe and be allowed to dominate. He warned against forming Anglo American blocs under atomic bomb auspices and urged the U S to avoid imperialist blocs while reassuring the Soviet union that no power can dominate small nations for long. He argued the English speaking and Soviet peoples share a destiny to serve the world, not dominate it.
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Henry A. Wallace
Russia
Europe
U. S
Wallace
United States
American Society For Russian Relief, Inc
W. Averell Harriman
Latin America
England
India
Asia
United Nations Organization
Sisters of Mercy Move 15 Novices To Marion
The Sisters of Mercy relocated fifteen novices from Sacred Heart convent at Mound Farm to the Mother of Mercy novitiate in Marion. A farewell program marked the move, concluding years at Sacred Heart.
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Marion
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Sacred Heart Convent
Mound Farm
Mother of Mercy
Sacred Heart
Alabama AG rules police get cut of seized gambling proceeds
Alabama Attorney General William N. McQueen ordered that police officers who seize gambling devices are entitled to half of the money they confiscate, providing a new incentive for enforcement.
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Ala
INS
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William N. McQueen
Appointment of Administratrix in Iowa Estate
On March 5, 1946, Lillian M Holmquest was appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of R. A. Holmquest, deceased, Linn County Iowa. All debts should be paid to the administratrix, and claims filed with the Linn County District Court Clerk. L. D. Dennis, Attorney.
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Linn Security
R. A. Holmquest
Linn County
Iowa
Guy
Lillian M
Holmquest
L. D. Dennis
Linn_County
Jacob Bachman
Augusta Bachman
Frank B. Baldwin
B. L. Wick
Awards Presented To Cub Pack Six At First Congregational
Members Max Daehler Mark Daehler Jerry Groff and Ray Kahler received Webelos badges and graduated into scouting at Cub Pack Six meeting at the First Congregational church on Monday. Other awards included Now gold arrow to Dicky Alderman bear badges to Lee Frankel and John Randall wolf silver arrow and denner's stripe to Jack Kenyon. Ten three members received the first year service star: Louis Christiansen Jay Langfitt Richard Mackey Byron McKeely Larry Meyers John Pearson and Jimmy Ward. David Dostal was initiated as well. The program featured den reports on last week’s trip through the power station of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company. Irving L. Churchill pack 6 cub master.
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Max Daehler
Mark Daehler
Jerry Groff
Ray Kahler
First Congregational Church
Dicky Alderman
Lee Frankel
John Randall
Denner
Jack Kenyon
Louis Christiansen
Jay Langfitt
Richard Mackey
Byron McKeely
Larry Meyers
John Pearson
Jimmy Ward
David Dostal
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Irving L. Churchill
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Elks and Knights Endorse Cedar Rapids Stadium Bond
Elks Lodge No.51 approves a 215000 stadium bond and urges voter submission next Monday. Cedar Rapids Council No.909 Knights of Columbus endorses the project in a unanimous resolution. Inter Service club council members also back the measure as part of the greater Cedar Rapids program.
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America as balancing power in Iran crisis
Major Walsh outlines how Britain and Russia carved influence in Iran since 1941, the Tehran pact, and America’s role as a balancing force. He cites Soviet pressure, Iran’s historic search for a third power, and the risks to U S prestige if it backs away from its stated support for Iranian independence.
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Roosevelt
Tehran
America
Britain
Russia
Iran
Middle East
Germany
France
England
Long Range Revolutionary Planning in Wartime Context
The text discusses a campaign in Tran framed as an illustration of far sighted revolutionary strategy during a period when the Soviet Union was believed to be facing a critical German front. It emphasizes enduring strategy amid wartime pressures and political foresight.
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League of Nations
Iran
Stalingrad
Tran
Soviet Union
Cigaret Price Boost Seen in Near Future
New York AP reports OPA and industry sources foresee a cigarette price rise to offset higher raw material costs. Increases are expected to range from 25 to 50 cents per 1 000 cigarettes as a strong possibility.
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New York
OPA
Navy 100 wool Princess coat with removable pique collar
Item describes a navy Princess coat crafted from 100% wool with a detachable white pique collar. Lined for extra warmth. Includes sizes 6x.
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