Iowa Weather And Fire Reports From Daily Record
Iowa forecast calls for Sunday partly cloudy and cold with snow flurries spreading eastward by late afternoon. Highs around 38, overnight 25. Shippers advised open country temps 25 to 30 in northwest, 30 southwest, 26 southeast, 25 to 30 northeast. Fire calls include oil heater overflow at Vernier Mfg, chimney fires at several residences, and vehicle electrical issue with carburetor overflow. Multiple general alarms and company responses noted.
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Bismarck
Potas
Isen
Chicare Super Ceom
New York
L. Angeles
Sloot City
Iowa
Vernier Manufacturing Company
Third Avenue
Pete Johnson
Fifteenth Street
L. J. Wese
Twenty-eighth Avenue
R. Coates
Twenty Second Avenue
E. Parry
Twentieth Avenue
Clifford J. Defore
Sixth Street
B Avenue
Twelfth Street
James Smrka
Fifteenth Avenue
City Traffic Fines Listed In Municipal Notices
Reckless driving fines levied on Arthur A. Pickart of Norway and William A. Freeman of 1263 First Avenue SE. Speeding penalties for Robert Park and Howard L. Foster. Other offenses include failure to yield, failure to stop for a fire signal, muffler violations, improper parking, and multiple names associated with Cedar Rapids, Marion, Mt. Vernon, and Iowa City. Divorce petitions also noted for Chester, Hawkins, and Acker couples.
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Arthur A. Pickart
Norway
William A. Freeman
First Avenue SE
Robert Park
Seventh Street
Howard L. Foster
Tenth Street
Connie J. Sweeney
Third Avenue SE
Paul H. Koevenig
B Avenue NW
Donald E. Blood
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Jess Martin
Thirty-fifth Street
Cc. C. Dravis
Avenue
Julius Lasensky
Iowa City
William F. Bell
Gwenn Tuttle
Elwyn Bell
Bernice Spicer
Arlo J. Petersen
Dena C. Meyer
Cedar Rapids
Wayne A. Smith
Marion
Marilyn Coppock
Mt. Vernon
Joseph L. Vopalka
Charlotte Castle
Donald C. Grovert
Newhall
Joan Morr
Joan Mon
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids region
June Brazanski of Bruce Vrski and Mt. Vernon Virgil Boxwell both died Thursday night. Funeral services for several elderly residents are planned Sunday and Monday, with times including 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., at Neff funeral home and Jordan’s Grove church.
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Mt. Vernon
Virgil Boxwell
Lisbon
Neff Funeral Home
Baugh
Fey Holland
Eee F. Gordon
States
Central City
Zaidee Noah
Cedar Rapids
Jordan’s Grove
Aged Couple Evicted By Justice's Ruling
Thomas Clegg aged 75 and Evabel 73 faced eviction from 515 Sixth avenue SE after Justice Ball ruled in favor of Helen Smith owner of the apartment house. Smith said she bought the house in May and offered a first floor apartment at the same rent, which the Clegs declined saying it was too small.
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Thomas Clegg
Evabel
Sixth Avenue SE
Justice Court
R. A. Ball
Rall
Helen Smith
One Chance in 10 000 Baby Reaches First Birthday
CHICAGO INS reports Michaelene Schumake born three months premature with a one in ten thousand survival chance celebrated her first birthday. She now weighs 20 pounds after 14 weeks in an incubator and a challenging early life.
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Chicago
INS
Michaelene Schumake
Michaelene
Cos
Two Pay Fines for Reckless Driving
Arthur A. Pickart of Norway and William A. Freeman of 1263 First Avenue SE paid fines of 100 and 50 dollars respectively in police court Saturday for reckless driving. Pickart’s arrest followed an erratic drive from Tenth to Eighth streets in First Avenue W. it was his second offense. Freeman’s charge followed a collision with an Ace cab in First Avenue W near Sixth Street West. minor damages reported.
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Arthur A. Pickart
Norway
William A. Freeman
First Avenue SE
Pickart
Eighth
First Avenue W
Freeman
First Avenue
First Street
Hungarians Seek Austrian Refuge
Austrian sources say 83 Hungarian soldiers including an officer crossed into Austria Friday night aiming to surrender as political refugees. They entered near the British zone, surrendered with arms near Feldbach in the Soviet zone, with one man possibly reaching the British zone. The group cited political motives and linked their escape to opposition leader Zoltan Pfeiffer who fled to Vienna.
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Vienna
Austria
Feldbach
Hungary
Zoltan Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Louisiana Twister Kills At Least Three In Bayou Area
A southern Louisiana tornado killed at least three people and left three missing on Friday night. Twelve others were hospitalized across several tiny communities. A baby, Cheryl Herbert, 18 months, was feared dead after her crib was found floating in a bayou. In Galino, fifty residents were left homeless as ten homes were destroyed and ten more damaged.
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Golden Meadow
Ins
Louisiana
Cheryl Herbert
Galino
Man Makes Train Pays Fare in Police Court
Lee Blue of 214 Seventeenth Avenue SW chased a Milwaukee switch engine after attempting to board it on a cold Friday night. The engine halted traffic on Second Avenue SE as Police Inspector Stolba and Sgt. Bruce helped restrain him. Blue was charged with drunkenness and fined $10 at police headquarters.
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Milwaukee
Lee Blue
Seventeenth Avenue SW
Blue
Second Avenue SE
Steve Stolba
Leonard Bruce
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Atomic Energy Life
Mrs Catharyn Brown Schulke files for divorce from Albert A Schulke an engineer in charge of Washington University cyclotron. She alleges he dismissed social life as unimportant to atomic energy and that he refused to take her to amusements. the couple married four years ago.
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ST. Louis
Atomic Energy
Catharyn Brown Schulke
Albert A. Schulke
Washington University
Schulke
Schulkes
UAW urged to raise 5 million fight fund for Taft Hartley
Atlantic City AP report says UAW secretary treasurer George Addes urged the union to build a 5 million dollar defense fund to repeal the Taft Hartley act. The appeal came as the 22 member executive board prepared for a week long convention likely to include a power struggle within the CIO unit.
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Atlantic City
United Auto Workers
CIO
George Addes
UAW
Court Grants $300000 Yearly to Ford Widow
Mrs Henry Ford told probate court she needs 300000 a year to live and run her estate. Probate Judge James H Sexton granted the allowance from Henry Ford estate to cover expenses from his death last April to April 1948.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
James H. Sexton
Ford
War of buses spurs Mississippi governor to call legislature
Governor Fielding L. Wright asked Mississippi lawmakers to meet informally next Tuesday to discuss stopping what he called lawlessness amid ongoing violence from a prolonged and bitter bus strike in Jackson. The persistent unrest prompted the call for action from state leadership.
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Jackson, Miss
Fielding L. Wright
Legislature
New Corporation Urged To Handle All Foreign Aid
A special House committee recommends creating a government corporation to screen aid requests, direct purchases of food and commodities for abroad, and safeguard U S economy. Appointments would require Senate confirmation. The panel also backs emergency stopgap Europe aid through next June and reviews the Marshall plan implications.
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New Corporation
Washington
House
United States
Senate
Congress
Europe
Independence Youths Held for Larceny of Auto
Three Independence youths held in Richmond Texas were charged with larceny of a motor vehicle from the Cedar Rapids Elks club parking lot. A true information filed by County Attorney William Crissman in district court Friday orders Cedar Rapids police to bring Lloyd Dilts Phillip Clark and Clyde Rasmussen to face prosecution in Texas.
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Independence
Richmond
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Marshall Shuns Soviet Reception
Washington observers noted Secretary of State Marshall did not attend the Russian embassy party marking the Bolshevik revolution. Undersecretary Lovett and assistants Thorp and Armour led U.S. guests as Vishinsky mingled. Marshall left for his Leesburg estate. The reception was smaller with less lavish buffets and vodka visible, a full floor not needed. Top diplomats and Justice Rutledge were among few officials spotted.
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Washington
Andrei Vishinsky
Marshall
Lovett
Willard Thorp
Norman Armour
Leesburg
Washington Diplomatic Corps
Lord Inverchapel
Supreme Court
Justice Rutledge
Poultry Reduction Plan Aims to Save Grain Nationwide
A new poultry program proposes cutting turkey poult numbers by 12 percent and duck production by 15 percent versus 1947 levels to save millions of bushels of grain. It also calls for culling 136 million chickens by January 1, reducing farm flocks to 400 million, with an estimated grain saving of 30 million. Endorsed by National Poultry Producers Federation, American Farm Bureau Federation, National Grange, National Council of Farmers Cooperatives, and the National Farmers Union. Eggless Thursday to continue, poultryless Thursday suspended to test the new plan’s effectiveness.
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Turkey
United States
National Poultry Producers Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Council of Farmers Cooperatives
Nsagee Farmers Union
Luckman
Deaths Tichy Services for Charles Tichy Near Ely
Funeral services for Charles T. Tichy of four miles northeast of Ely are planned with burial Sunday at 1 30 p m in the Brosh chapel and at 2 30 p m in Rogers Grove Bohemian Moravian Brethren church near Ely Burial will be in Rogers Grove cemetery near Ely Friends may call at the chapel.
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Tichy
Charles T. Tichy
Ely
Ludvik
Brosh Chapel
Rogers Grove
Bohemian Moravian Brethren Church
Ichapel
ISEA Opposes Tax Cut Aims for School Aid
Iowa education leaders led by Charles F. Martin oppose any state income tax cut, urging maintenance of funds for public schools. They warn against deficit spending and seek permanent emergency aid of about 5 million and additional measures totaling 6.5 to 7 million for next year. They also pursue a teacher minimum wage law and a new school transportation bill.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Charles F. Martin
Iowa State Education Association
Martin
Association
F. K. Schmidt
Eldora
ISEA
Friends of Education
Courthouse assigns criminal docket for Linh County
The county attorney's office drew up a Tuesday November 18 criminal assignment listing offenses for Clayton Brolliar and Jessie Waterbury with lewdness, Robert DeBont and Arland D Topel with third drunk driving offenses, Raymond Tapia and Frank Dostal with lascivious acts, Lloyd Rozek and Charles Hamer with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, Louis Melsha for indecent exposure, with the location given as 919 Seventeenth Avenue SE.
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Linh County
Clayton Brolliar
Robert DeBont
Raymond Tapia
Lloyd Joseph Rozek
Frank Dostal
Louis Melsha
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Arland D. Topel
Charles Hamer
Jessie Waterbury
Judge Dismisses Three Accident Damage Suits
Judge G K Thompson dismissed Maurice Merck v Chapman over an August 8 1946 accident at Avenue and Third NW with damages sought 75 dollars and counterclaim 123 02 dollars. Two Rawlins Wyoming accident suits by Eleanor Sloane and H Lewis Sloane against John J and Lorraine Brown seeking 6305 32 and 4022 67 were also dismissed.
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G. K. Thompson
Maurice Merck
Charles H. Chapman
A Avenue
Third Street NW
Rawlins
Wyo
Floyd Philbrick
Eleanor Sloane
John J
Lorraine Brown
H. Lewis Sloane
Mason City Stolen Car Recovered in Marion
A Mason City report of a stolen car led Marion officer Leighton Ford to locate the vehicle in front of a Marion home. Leslie Rowse, 21, of Mason City, was arrested on a Mason City warrant and held in Linn County jail as authorities awaited transfer.
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Mason City
Marion
Leslie Rowse
Leighton Ford
Ford
Rowse
Linn County
Suit Filed Against Beauty Shop Operator
The Heatless Permanent Wave Company filed suit against Sara Park McFadden seeking 150 dollars. It alleges a written license on its permanent process was signed on December 13, 1940, contract canceled August 4, and the defendant refused to return the apparatus, prompting damages for its cost.
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Heatless Permanent Wave Company
Friday
Sara Park McFadden
Correction of Property Description Ordered
Judge Thompson ordered the attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Decious to prepare a decree correcting a 30 foot error in the Marion property description bought from Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Blackford. The ruling settles a suit with costs taxed to the defendants.
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G. K. Thompson
Ernest L. Decious
Marion
F. F. Blackford
Decious
Personal injury suit over Cedar Rapids accident filed
Robert Bell and Robert Bell Jr sue John and Mary Murray for 558.35 seeking judgment for injuries from an August 6 accident on First Avenue at the east edge of Cedar Rapids.
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Robert Bell
Robert Bell, Jr
John
Mary Murray
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Model Coal Tender May Contain Diamond
New York based Lionel Corporation reports a diamond may be found inside a coal tender in a Christmas train set. Lena Termini of Newark says she lost a three fourths carat diamond from her ring while packaging the tender at the Irvington plant. The set was shipped to a jobber and will go to a dealer. Termini asks for the gem’s return.
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New York
Lionel Corporation
Irvington
N. J
Lena Termini
Newark
Red Feather Oscars Arrive In C R For Chest Drive
Community Chest officials in C R announce Red Feather Oscars for leaders reaching drive quotas. Thirty seven Chest workers are on the list to date as returns lag $11,843 behind the $178,900 goal with $167,057 raised. Only the men’s division has hit its quota, and Pickwick club is the sole fraternal group to meet its goal.
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New York
Pickwick Club
United State Bank
Linn County Relief and Probation
National Association of Cost Accountants
C. W. Hiscrote
K. E. Myers
Jack Holt
Don Schmidt
Ray Scott
Arthur Clauss
Frank McCarthy
Arthur Mallon
Leslie Wiles
Joe Holec
Lester Wright
Donald Owen
Edward F Barnett dies at 65 in Cedar Rapids
Edward F. Barnett 65 longtime president of Barnett Appliance Co died of a heart attack Friday afternoon after a workday at the Cedar Rapids firm He lived in Cedar Rapids 32 years and was born April 27 1882 in Gerjjaville Ia He is survived by two brothers two sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for Monday at St Patrick's Church with a Rosary at the Heery residence and burial in Mt Calvary cemetery
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Edward F. Barnett
Barnett Appliance Company
St. Patrick’s Church
Barnett
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Riverside
Germanville
Joseph
George C
Josephine Barnett
Kathryn Heery
St. Patrick’s Parish
D. J. Lenihan
Monahan
Heery
First Avenue NW
Msgr
Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Planes Grounded Over Possible South American Revolutions
Two bombing planes bound for use in revolutionary actions in the Americas were seized in Oklahoma under the wartime arms export act. One aircraft remained in Tulsa, the other at Ponca City airport. Owner Luis Bordas, alias Jose Diaz, a Puerto Rico native and naturalized citizen, is detained in Puerto Rico.
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Ponca City
Okla
INS
Oklahoma
O. A. Millican
Kansas City
Millican
Dominican Republic
Cuba
South America
Tulsa
Luis Bordas
Jose Diaz
Bordas
Puerto Rico
Back Pay Suit Filed Against Chrysler in Evansville
Chrysler Corporation faced a $218,812.18 back pay suit filed Friday by 182 employees in Vanderburgh County probate court. The workers allege that returning veterans with lower seniority in their union were given work ahead of them, prompting the legal action.
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Evansville
Ind
Chrysler Corporation
Vanderburgh County
Explosion Report Notes No Gas Leakage Found
A detective stated that the explosion occurred in the facility with no evidence of leakage in the low pressure mains. Conrad noted the absence of gas seepage and described the incident as confined to the designated area with no further hazards detected.
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Ing
Conrad
Fire devastates Rock Island stockyards in Grinnell
A blaze of unknown origin wiped out the Rock Island Railroad stockyards in Grinnell last night. Eight cattle and several hogs perished, with repairs and losses estimated at 25,000 dollars. An attendant released about 100 cattle into the streets as firefighters fought the blaze for hours. Paul McConnell operates the yards. authorities investigated today to find the cause.
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Grinnell
Rock Island Railroad
Paul McConnell
Fire destroys Ashton post office and drug store
Damage pegged at 30000 dollars after a blaze last night leveled a one story building in Ashton that housed the post office a telephone exchange and a drug store. The fire started likely from an overheated furnace below the drug store and was first noticed by pharmacist Jerry Knutson. Fire departments from Sibley Sheldon and Ashton fought the windswept flames. insured owner is Mrs. Clara Carmichael and Central Public Service Company ran the telephone exchange.
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Ashton
Jerry Knutson
Sibley
Sheldon
Clara Carmichael
The
Central Public Service Company
Ames men escape as 4000-gallon gas truck burns on Highway 60
Two Ames men riding a 4000 gallon gasoline transport truck escaped injury when the vehicle caught fire and burned on Highway 60 two miles south of Polk City. Driver Harry G. Elliott, 51, and his unnamed assistant jumped from the truck after it left the road into a ditch. Traffic was detoured about an hour as heat and flames blocked the scene. A broken trailer connection caused the loss of control on the highway curve.
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Des Moines
Ames
Polk City
Harry G. Elliott
Marvin Vanderlinden
Princess Margaret Rose urged to wed for love
London reports quote Buckingham Palace saying Princess Margaret Rose, seventeen, will be urged to wait at least three years before engagement or marriage and then be encouraged to marry for love alone. Palace sources note rumors linking her with European royals are inevitable as Elizabeth nears marriage.
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London
Margaret Rose
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Tavern Burglars Take Snacks After Break-In
Des Moines AP report says two burglars who broke into a tavern Thursday night found no money but consumed 23 bottles of beer and various soft drinks, plus all the potato chips and peanuts. They also took several cartons of cigarets and a man's wrist watch.
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Des Moines
Bert Long
George Rouse
Rouse
Aman
Mutual Insurance Agents Wind Up 3-Day Conference
About 250 midwestern insurance agents gathered at the Montrose hotel for the final day of the Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance Institute. Lectures covered sales principles agency management and loss adjustment with speakers from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Chicago and New York offering insights on rate regulation and claims trends. The event highlighted a campaign to employ physically handicapped workers and featured a film by the American Mutual Alliance.
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Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance Institute
Montrose Hotel
American Mutual Alliance
Chicago
Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance
L. K. Sharp
Mill Owners Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Leo R. Brown
Des Moines
G. N. Hopkins
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Harold Millhiser
Cedar Rapids
L. A. Fitzgerald
Journal of American Insurance
Mutual Casualty Insurance
United States
Iowa
John S. Hamilton, Jr
Transportation Insurance Rating Bureau
George M. Blum
Villager Teaches London Spivs a Flower Show Gamble Lesson
London gamblers known as spivs drifted to Macclesfield Cheshire to bet on flower shows. Jim Jackson, a quiet country grower, exposed their plot when they poisoned chrysanthemums but he still won 18 prizes and the best blooms.
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London
Jackson
Macclesfield
Spivs
Three Car Crash Injures Two on Highway 150
Two people were injured, not seriously, in a three car collision on Highway 150 Friday evening. Injured were Georgia Willman of Route 3 with a knee injury and Mrs. Frank Shennfeld of Waterloo with undetermined injuries. Drivers were John Van Fossen of Toddville, Guy Nellis of 1512 E Avenue NE, and Mrs. Harry Kotzbach of Oelwein. Van Fossen began turning left when the crash occurred.
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Highway 150
Georgia Willman
Route 3
Frank Shennfelt
Waterloo
John van Fossen
Toddville
Guy Nellis
E Avenue NE
Harry Kotzbach
Oecelwein
van Fossen
Youth rally relocates to 315 First Avenue SE this week
Youth for Christ rally moves to CSA hall 315 First Avenue SE at 7 30 p m Saturday night with a roast turkey dinner starting at 6 00 p m for attendees. In police court Connie J Sweeney of 1826 Third Avenue SE was fined five dollars plus costs for failing to yield the right of way after a collision with Elizabeth Billings of 8319 Sixth Street SE near Third Avenue and Park Court SE. Sunday dinner invites families to Lighthouse Inn now open 12 00 Sundays.
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Youth For Christ
First Avenue SE
Connie J. Sweeney
Third Avenue SE
Sweeney
Elizabeth Billings
Sixth Street SE
Third Avenue
Park Court SE
Lighthouse Inn
Ady
Bird Offers To Reveal Facts Of Other Slayings
Tacoma AP reports Jake Bird a 45 year old transient and former Iowa convict charged with the Kludt murder offers to disclose details of three additional unsolved killings in Omaha Tulsa and Ogden since his Michigan prison release. He hints at over 10 more murders during night burglaries while prosecutors say no deal is made though a confession could affect other cases. Bird’s trial is scheduled for November 24.
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Tacoma
Wash
Jake Bird
Iowa
Midwest
Patrick Steele
Bird
Michigan
Bertha Kludt
Beverly
Steele
Omaha
Tulsa
Ogden
Utah
Troops Called to Haul Garbage in Strike Torn Paris
Paris deployed troops and security police to haul away a five day buildup of refuse amid a broad strike by municipal workers. The walkout affected 90 percent of service workers and sought a 15 to 20 percent wage rise.
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Paris
Les Halles
Rolfe Youth Fatally Injured While Hunting
Dale Johnson aged 17 son of Mr and Mrs Earle Johnson of Rolfe was killed in a hunting accident near Rolfe Friday. He was with Duane Snook and Garry Smith when a gun discharged accidentally. The injured boy was aided by his companions to a highway then to a Laurens hospital where he died on arrival.
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Rolfe
Dale Johnson
Earle Johnson
Duane Snook
Garry Smith
Snook
Smith
Laurens
Hungarian ban blocks Catholic weekly for criticizing communists
Budapest reports a cabinet order prohibiting publication of the Catholic weekly Uj Ember for one month. The ban followed the paper printing a letter by Cardinal Mindszenty accusing communists of pressuring priests and laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Uj Ember
Joseph Carde Inal Midszenty
Notice of Appointment of Executrix Iowa 1947
Goldie Miller named Executrix of the estate of Alfred Neil Linder deceased of Linn County Iowa on October 30 1947. Creditors and claimants urged to present debts and file claims with the Clerk of Linn County Iowa through attorney Carl Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Alfred Neil Linder
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Melvin Gilles
Shellsburg
Louis Schmeider
Amana
Lloyd Mizner
Avenue NW
St. Luke’s
Warren Bendtschneider
Avenue NE
Fred Nesetril
Marion Davis
Marielle
Florence Darline Chester
James L. Chester
Bernice L. Hawkins
George Co. Hawkins
Leana J. Acker
Willard F. Acker
June Brazanski
Brucevski
Justice
Rep. Herter
R-Mass
Emer
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Oscars
C. R
Chrysler
Michael
Romania
Britain
Philip Mountbatten
Westminister Abbey
England
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Elizabeth
Queen Mother Mary
Order of the Garter
Hudson Bay Company
William L. Mackenzie King
Canada
Philip
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Mutual Insurance
Villager
CSA Bazaar
C.S.P.S. Hall
Goldie Miller
Executrix
Carl Hendrickson
Ult
Lapes
Florist
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