Stilwell Defends Army Criticism of Caste System
General Joseph W Stilwell defended the army against charges of a caste system and undemocratic labels speaking at the San Francisco Commonwealth Club He warned against remaining silent and urged discipline and clear orders as essential in wartime saying leaders must give orders like a quarterback and that a free force requires tough training and unity.
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Armed Services
San Francisco Commonwealth Club
Sixth Army
Petagon
Ictory
St.well
Bronx
Sitwell Swensir
FCC vetoes plea to close radio station
In Washington, the commission rejected a group's bid to shut down a radio station. The vote opposed the petition citing experience and public interest as grounds, while supporters argued for the station's closure amid ongoing air policy debates.
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FCC to review liquor broadcast bid on its merits
The commission noted the application involves the drinking of alcoholic liquors and refused to sell time for broadcasts at any chosen time. FCC said the case will be considered on its merits in regular course.
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FCC
Troop Arrivals By The Associated Press
About 9,133 veterans were scheduled to debark from nine vessels at three U.S. ports on Friday along with 215 British war brides and children aboard one ship. New York expected 1,835 troops and all brides, while two West Coast ports awaited six ships carrying 7,298 returnees. Ships include Howard Victory and Muhlenberg Victory at New York, Gen Hodges at Seattle, and La Salle Randall Libra Gratia at San Francisco with crews from Bremerhaven Shanghai Pearl Harbor Sasebo and Calcutta.
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New York
West Coast
Howard Victory
Bremerhaven
Third Bn. Cos. H, I
Muhlenberg
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Cannon
Reed
Algiers
James Parker
Southampton
Seattle
City Hall Notes Resolve Street, Utility, and Permit Adjustments
City council discussed a deed exchange to vacate a dead end at Eleventh Street SW and an alley in Mound View with Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway. It directed an ordinance and deed draft, approved by holding utility rights, and referred other curb, paving, and sewer issues to the city engineer. Several liquor, street light, and gas tank permits were granted or denied, with by pass sewer work approved to relieve flood conditions.
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Washington Avenue SE
Mound View Addition
Avenue NE
Don Hines
Eleventh Street
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
C. W. Davis
First Street
Ninth Street
Reed
Schamberger Motor Company
First
H Avenue
Center Point Road
Twelfth Street
Center Point
Rapid Gas Corporation
Appointment of Administrator in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that on March 21 1948 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Anna Bohac deceased of Los Angeles California. All persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly. Claims must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court. A W Doubrasky Otto L Schluter Attorney.
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Linn County
Anna Bohac Jnte
Los Angeles
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Iowa
A.W Doubrasky
Otto L. Schluter
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