Iowa Slips in Federal Gaming Licenses While Liquor Licenses Rise
Des Moines AP reports Iowa issued 792 gaming device licenses this year, down from 1,010 last year, though 2,793 liquor dealer stamps were issued up from 2,760. The fees are 100 dollars per gaming device and 27.50 per liquor license, with no implication that licensed venues are active. Des Moines leads with 135 gaming and 260 liquor licenses.
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Clayton Pioneer William Manchester Dies at 91 Santa Claus Figure
William R. Manchester known as Santa Claus died at 91 in Strawberry Point after living much of life in Putnam township Clayton county. Born July 22, 1857 in a log cabin he claimed Manchester was named for his parents. Peace officer in Putnam township for 42 years, he was married to Margaret Hamlett in 1893, who died years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs. Albert Smith of Lamont, two brothers in Los Angeles, two sisters in Lamont, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Mrs Anna Watson 95 Dies in Stockport Survived by 130 Descendants
Mrs Anna J Watson, 95, died Sunday in Stockport Iowa. She was mother of nine children, seven living, with 37 grandchildren 75 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchildren.
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Meat Production Seen Rising Slowly in 1949 Supply Mix
R J Eggert of the American Meat Institute told the Iowa Farm Bureau that 1949 meat production will not grow much despite a record feed crop. Most gains in meat supplies will come late 1949 and in 1950 with seasonal dips in summer and overall per person consumption possibly close to 1948. He cited continued strong demand tied to incomes and employment, but warned competition for the dollar could temper gains.
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Toddville Fire Damages Behrens Farmhouse
An overheated furnace pipe caused a fire at the Carl Behrens farmhouse three miles northwest of Toddville Sunday night. Neighbors and the Center Point and Palo fire departments fought the blaze, which was confined to one wall.
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Des Moines Trials Final for World’s Heaviest Cruiser
The U S S Des Moines, 17 000 tons and the world’s heaviest heavy cruiser, began builder’s trials in Quincy Massachusetts before its commissioning in Boston Tuesday. It features automatic 8 inch 55 caliber rifles and a 12 twin mount five inch secondary battery with anti aircraft and small caliber anti air defenses. Des Moines carries 1100 crew with many New Englanders and is slated for South Boston drydock before formal service.
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Two Escape Jail Break From Marshall County Jail
Two prisoners fled the Marshall county jail after picking a lock with a makeshift key fashioned from a packsaw blade. Robert Bartlett, 21, Marshalltown, and Earl E. Stottler, 32, Des Moines, were being held on car theft charges awaiting grand jury action. A statewide manhunt followed their roof exit via a hole knocked through the tin roof.
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Hauge to resign from Iowa Board of Control
Herbert H. Hauge of Des Moines announced his resignation from the state board of control. The resignation becomes effective January 15, 1949, with Hauge to submit it to Gov elect Beardsley when he takes office in January. He said details would be revealed after Beardsley’s inauguration.
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Resignation Remarks Tied to Des Moines Law Board
Hauge, a Republican, was appointed in February 1946 to fill the vacancy created by Dave McCreery of Alburnett. He states that any observations about board work will be included in his formal resignation letter.
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Baby dies of suffocation in Waterloo home
Michelle White seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul White died Saturday night from suffocation after rolling between the bed and bedroom wall. Fire department and inhalator squad tried to revive the infant as the father cared for her while the mother was away for the evening.
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Michelle White
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