Peace Officers Attend FBI Conference in Cedar Rapids
Upwards of four hundred peace officers from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas attended the FBI conference at the Roosevelt hotel. E. E. Kuhnel and Don Johnson of Des Moines spoke, a war film was shown, and demonstrations on highway arrests followed at old highway 30. A dinner and North Central Iowa Peace Officers meeting was planned for the evening.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Roosevelt Hotel
E. E. Kuhnel
Des Moines
FBI
Iowa
Don Johnson
Russia
Old Highway 30
Crimnals
Earl “Miller
Council Bluffs
Lou Krieger
Iowa Highway Patrol
Mac Byers
Polk County
Bill Hopkins
Johnson
North Central Iowa Peace Officers Association
Roosevelt H0tel
Two Added to Staff of Welfare Bureau
Mrs. Martyn Voss joins the Cedar Rapids public welfare bureau as clerk and Betty Frahm will join June 1 as secretary. Voss is a 1943 University of Town graduate who taught in Rockford NL for a year and a half. Frahm will graduate from Franklin high school this month.
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Martyn Voss
Cedar Rapids Public Welfare Bureau
Betty Frahm
Voss
University of Town
Rockford
Miss Frahm
Franklin High School
Dutch Government Returns to The Hague
The Netherlands government resumed its functions in The Hague for the first time since fleeing advancing German armies in the spring of 1940, marking a symbolic return to the Dutch capital in wartime.
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Hague
London
INS
Netherlands
Holland
Council Adds Numerous Streets to Oil Program
City council approved multiple street oiling projects in a brief session. Additions include Tenth street SE from Tenth to Twelfth, Fourteenth street WE from G to HL, Tenth avenue SW from Second to Third, Seventeenth street NW from Johnson to B, Third street SW from Eighteenth to Nineteenth, Fourteenth NE from C to D, Wilson avenue SW from Sixth to Eighth, Ninth avenue SW from Sixth to Seventh, J avenue NW from Ninth to Eleventh, Ninth avenue SE from Eighth to Ninth, Tenth street SE from Eighth to Ninth toward NW from Fourth to Fifth, Memorial drive SE from Mt. Vernon north.
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Alex Fidjer
Caniels Park
Street of Nea
Tenth Street
Tenth
Twelfth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
G Avenue
HL Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Second Street
Third Street
Seventeenth Street
Johnson Avenue
B Avenue
Eighteenth Avenue
Nineteenth Avenue
C Avenue
D Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Sixth Street
Eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
Seventh Street
Eleventh Street
Ninth Street
Eighth Avenue
Avenue NW
Fourth Street
Fifth Streets
Mt. Vernon Avenue
How Does Christian Science Heal
A note explains that Christian Science healing rests on prayer in the manner taught by Christ Jesus. The article cites the textbook Mary Baker Eddy’s Christian Science and Key to the Scriptures, available at the Cedar Rapids Reading Room, 318 Paramount Theatre Blog, open daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Reading Room
Foster President Elect Advances at Linn County Medical Society
Dr Charles S Day was advanced to president of the Linn County Medical Society at its annual meeting in the I C B J hall. Dr Morgan Foster became president elect, with Dr W M Skallerup elected vice president and Dr D S Chall ed along with Dr J P Flynn re elected secretary and treasurer respectively. Retiring president Dr B J Moon won a place on the board of censors joining Dr C T Houser Dr B F Wolverton and Dr J K von Lackum. Delegates to the 1946 state meeting include Dr T F Suchomel and Dr Von Lackum with Dr Phil Crew and Dr C H Stark as alternates. DR DAY
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Charles S. Day
Linn County Medical Society
I.C.B.J. Hall
Morgan Foster
W. M. Skallerup
Walker
D. S. Challed
J. P. Flynn
B. J. Moon
Board of Censors
C. T. Houser
B. F. Wolverton
J. K. von Lackum
T. F. Suchomel
von Lackum
State Medical Society
Phil Crew
Marion
C. H. Stark
County ranks fourth in April paper drive statewide
Linn county collected 964000 pounds of waste paper in April, placing fourth in the state. Scott Dubuque and Black Hawk counties topped the county in the statewide drive, according to Salvage Chairman Elmer Wickham who spoke Thursday.
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Linn County
Elmer Wickham
Scott, Dubuque
Black Hawk
Box Cars Derailed On Milwaukee Line
Five loaded box cars of a 35 car Milwaukee westbound freight derailed a mile north of the Tripp depot Wednesday night. No injuries reported. The switch derailment tore out 200 feet of track and forced an eastbound passenger to be rerouted through Mitchell. Contents appeared undamaged. Undercarriages of the cars were broken.
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Tripp, S. D
Milwaukee
Tripp
Mitchell
First Senior Chapel Held at Coe College
The first of two senior chapel services at Coe College was held Thursday. Edward Beales of Sioux City paid tribute to the class in service. Memorial bonds were presented for a fine arts building, and six junior women were pledged to Crescent society on the chapel steps.
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Coe College
Edward Beales
Sioux City
Maurice M. Greenway
Theodore White
Anna Mae Moses
Cedar Rapids
C. Harve Geiger
Janet Whitmore
Ruthanne Herrald
Phyllis Crosby
Doris Cone
Joyce Eilers
Coe
Crescent
Virginia Bowles
Chi Omega
Suzanne Elliott
Alpha Gamma Delta
Oak Park
Barbara Fitzgerald
Alpha Xi Delta
Iarion
Knox
Truman Creates Emergency Board Over Illinois Central Strike
President Truman established an emergency board to investigate a rail labor dispute involving the Illinois Central Railroad and certain workers. The move aims to mediate the conflict and avoid potential disruptions to freight and passenger service.
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Washington
Truman
Illinois Central Railroad
Labor board ordered to report on nationwide railroad dispute
The President orders a board to investigate a dispute involving Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen affecting interstate rail traffic across Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska Indiana Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana. The board has 30 days to report its findings to the President, as talks under the railway labor act remain unresolved and a strike looms among certain crews.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mlinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
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Kappa Delta
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Moline
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