Keokuk and Fort Madison Join In Industrial Promotion
Keokuk and Fort Madison leaders unite to attract industry after 1847 rivalry ends. The two cities’ chambers cooperate to publicize a large river site and an illustrated flyer details a 22 acre riverfront area with planned industrial development. Public notices also advertise a Cedar Rapids sewer project bid process and a Cedar Rapids council hearing.
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Kerkuk
Fort Marison
Janda
Nour Lamont
Mangklog
Keokuk Gate Cir
Keokuk
Iort
Madison
Iowa
Lee
Comemerece
Darrell Wright
Chambarbar Dain Antinna Tt
Habeas Corpus Denied Amid Kremlin and War-Torn Signals
Rumbles of revolt within British and European Communist ranks grow as Stalin’s removal shocks the party. In London the Daily Worker admits doubt and self-scrutiny while urging loyalty to the new line. Italian and American observers predict electoral shifts tied to anti-Italian campaigns and policy changes.
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London
Britain
East Germany
Italy
Austria
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Communist Daily Worker
Stalin
Rome
la Giustizia
Palmiro Togliatti
Communist Party
Strategy session called by Butler in Washington
Chairman Paul M. Butler of the Democratic National Committee convenes party leaders for a strategy conference in Washington in April 2021. The meeting follows a Republican gathering and aims to set plans for the national convention and the upcoming election campaign.
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Washingion
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Driver Escapes As Car Explodes After Crash Near Quincy
Rose Short, 48, of Fairbank, escaped from her overturned vehicle two miles south of Oelwein after being struck from behind by Robert Givens, 23, of Independence. Givens faces drunk driving charges and is held in the West Union jail with a $1,000 bond. Short suffered minor injuries and was hospitalized.
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Gazette Oelwein
Fairbank
Miss Rose Short
Serands
Qehwein
Miss Short
Robert Givens
Independence
Givens
Mondey
West Union
Vinton Couple Hurt In Motorcycle Spill
A Vinton couple, Phil Staab and his wife, were injured Sunday when their motorcycle skidded on loose gravel on a country road near Dunkerton. Staab, 28, and his wife, 23, were thrown 26 feet, suffering head injuries. Staab also had cracked ribs and both were taken to a Waterloo hospital.
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the Gazette
Vinton
Dunkerton
Phil Stash
Staab
Waterloo
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Ararlay
Renuiremen
Iem
Nikolai BE. Khokhlov
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Tewe
Siete
Council
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Fu Bs
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Ing Jfmeneta
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Starie Mide
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Enuiya
Khrushchev
Eneasy Council
Blaselei
Inna
State of
Jesald Gilby
Russia
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Star Jewelry Co
Ota el Ae
Sovylet Vuiga
Brokhlov
Grave
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Federal
Jadge Henry N. Graven
Graven
Sioux City
Sims
Des Moines
Jodze Graven
Prudential Scarity Uability
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Robert O
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Arthur Amaieail
Amldriet Courk
State of Long
Linn Cotting
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James B. Holwate Allen
Telecof
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Butler
Davis Cleaners
Ster
Davis
Firakave
St.Marion
Molly
Morris Plan
First Avenue
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
King Korn
U.S.D.A
South America
Calgon
Eagle's
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