Vandenberg Urges Bipartisan Support for Marshall Plan
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan urged unpartisan American foreign policy at the University of Michigan. He backed both the short range aid to Europe and the long term Marshall plan, warning against overextension and stressing leadership responsibility amid world tensions. He criticized party leaders who oppose cooperation and urged careful fiscal and strategic planning.
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Ann Arbor
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
University of Michigan
Sary
China
Eleven Linn Men Named Eligible for Deputy Assessor
Eleven Linn county men were named eligible for deputy county assessor after a state tax commission exam. The list includes Israel V. Brockman, John A. Bundy, Ray C. Coutts and others with a passing grade of 70. Additional certified names are listed from Allamakee, Benton, Buchanan, Cedar, Clayton, Delaware, Fayette, Iona, Johnson, Jones, Peweshiek, Tama and Winneshiek counties.
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Linn County
State Tax Commission
Israel V. Brockman
John A. Bundy
Ray C. Coutts
Merritt R. Heath
Major G. Linkletter
Glen G. Matheny
James O. Morton
Azel H. McGrath
James F. Scolaro
James H. Woodside
Iowa
Allamakee
Keith Bigelow
Ralph Brown
Henry Evenmoe
Alfred Hansmeier
Helen Larson
Charles Palmer
Nels Quandahl
Carl Sander
Roland Shogren
John Wadsworth
Benton
Harry Brown
Harold Hartman
Kenneth Shirley
Buchanan
Robert Brubaker
Laurence Corcoran
Verle Meggers
Alfred Michels
Thomas Searcy
Clarence Slaughter
Dayton Winter
Cedar
Henry Busching
Lloyd Dickinson
James Reeder
William Shrope
Fred Wiebel
Clayton
James Moore
Delaware
Archie LeClerc
Francis Skinner
Roy Westerlen
Fayette
Howard Boyle
James Dittmer
James Edwards
Dale Fry
Hazel Gehring
Archie Howard
John Pearl
LeRoy Sturch
Iona
Rex Brown
Joseph Cooney
Roy Denzler
S. Terry Randall
Johnson
Frank Eden
Aloys . Harmeier
Samir Jansa
William Kanak
Guy Moore
John Slach
Jones
Lorenz Lorenzen
Walter Miller
James Porter
Harlan Shumaker
George Specht
Clarence Willis
Peweshiek
Kelley Davis
Ear Iosbaker
Osman Mason
Tama
Milo Houska
Charlie Otterman
Theodore Rehder
Harry Smith
Charles Viasak
Winneshiek
Melvin Sattre
Clarence Seim
Six Eastern Iowans Enlist for Army Duty
A veteran with thirty combat missions re enlists as a sergeant in the air force. George F. Lewis of Belle Plaine, a decorated B 17 crew chief, holds the Distinguished Flying Cross Oak Leaf Cluster Air Medal with clusters and nine battle stars. He reports to Offutt field Nebraska for the B 29 base at Kearney. Others enlisting include Fred W. Courtney Jerome L. McCaul Glenn A. Powers Norman A. Seeley Edward B. Lawrence.
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Europe
Air Force
George F. Lewis
Belle Plaine
Lewis
Offutt Field
Neb
Kearney
Fred W. Courtney
First Avenue E
Jerome L. McCaul
Sixth Street
George S. Stevenson
Cedar Rapids
Courtney
Medical Department
Mc Caul
Signal Corps
Glenn A. Powers
Norman A. Seeley
Anamosa
Edward B. Lawrence
Stone City
Two Franklin teens Injured in Stoplight Crash
A Monday morning crash at First avenue East and Nineteenth street left two Franklin school girls with minor injuries and led to charges against William J. Foy 16 for running a red light and carrying four in the front seat. Police report Foy collided with James C Young 2400 E avenue NE as Virginia Wells rode with them. Wilkinson 936 Eleventh street NE Burke 1227 Thirty-fourth street NE were treated at St Luke's hospital and released.
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Franklin School
St. Luke's Hospital
First Avenue E
Nineteenth Street
Margaret Wilkinson
Eleventh Street
Ellen Burke
Thirty-fourth Street
William J. Foy
Coldstream Avenue
Foy
Wilkinson and Burke
Virginia Wells
Ellis Boulevard
James C. Young
E Avenue
First Avenue
Young
Medal Presentations In Eastern Iowa Towns
American Defense and World War II Victory Medals will be presented to veterans in Guttenberg Maquoketa and Manchester in ceremonies arranged by American Legion posts. Army and Air Force recruiting staff will assist at Cedar Rapids Federal building. T/Sgt John D Davis and Sst Harold Strader assist Guttenberg event and Maquoketa meeting. S/Sgt Jack R Hamilton and Sgt Leon Sova will attend Manchester on Armistice Day November 11.
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Guttenberg
Maquoketa
Manchester
American Legion
Army
Air Force
Cedar Rapids Federal Building
John D. Davis
Harold Strader
Legion
S/Segt
Jack R. Hamilton
Leon Sova
Pair Fined for Disturbing the Peace in Street Fight
Kenneth Carlton 22 of 1331 Tenth Street NW and Johnny Cartanno 17 of 2551 Twenty Fourth Avenue SE were fined $25 and costs in a police court Monday for disturbing the peace by fighting. Fifteen dollars of Carlton’s fine was suspended by Judge Harry S. Johnson after their arrest by Patrolman Eugene Morey for exchanging blows on First Avenue East early Sunday.
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Kenneth Carlton
Tenth Street NW
Johnny Cartanno
Twentyfourth Avenue
Carlton
Harry S. Johnson
Eugene Morey
Morey
First Avenue E
Water Wall Hits Carolinas and Fires In Other Sectors
United Press report describes floods along a 160 mile Atlantic coast from Charleston to Wilmington and a major brush fire near Rockport Texas endangering resort areas. Weather extreme drought in the southern wheat belt persists as crews battle fires, with several rescues and minor maritime incidents noted.
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Carolinas
United Press
Atlantic
Charleston
Wilmington
N. C
Texas
Rockport
Corpus Christi
Whitney
Nev
Las Vegas
Carolina
Boston
Martha Tilton Reports $10,000 Jewelry Loss
Chicago police searched for jewelry worth $10,000 Miss Tilton said she carried in a small case on Saturday night while en route to a hotel after a performance in the loop. She believes she may have dropped the case while buying a newspaper.
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Chicago
Martha Tilton
Loop
Miss Tilton
Mechanical Cow Used To Recombine Dry Milk
The army unveiled a mechanical cow method to recombine powdered milk with butter oil and water for overseas troops. Shippable dry ingredients could reach Guam Okinawa and Korea and store long before mixing. The beverage closely resembles fresh milk and is described as highly acceptable, addressing a major milk shortage complaint among Pacific troops.
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Washington
Guam
Okinawa
Korea
Reid To Inaugurate School Lecture Series
Hale C. Reid director of curriculum will explain public school instruction methods to the Cedar Rapids school board tonight. The talk opens a monthly series initiated by Supt. Clyde Parker to acquaint members with different aspects of school administration. Reid will speak about 30 minutes and answer questions.
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Cedar Rapids
Hale C. Reid
Reid
Clyde Parker
Parker
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Des Moines
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Nate
Inneu
Osco
Mays
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Buckley
H. G. Starkwater
New London
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Smulekoff
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