Reparations Plans Blow to Jap Cabinet
In Tokyo Ambassador Pauley says the United States will demand heavy reparations plus the full occupation cost from Japan, threatening the cabinet of Baron Shidehara. The disclosure sparks resignations fears, hunger criticism, and stress on the aging premier as a British mission joins the occupation effort ahead of January forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
INS
Edwin H. Pauley
United States
Baronuro Shidehara
Pauley
U. S. Reparations Commission For
Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka
Matsuoka
Hideki Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Lord Alan Brooke
Imperial General Staff
Douglas MacArthur
Two Men Killed When Open Carriage Overturns at Des Moines Plant
AP report from Des Moines states two scrap steel yard workers, John H. Quacken bush and Ream G. Clark, were crushed when an open railroad car overturned at the Des Moines salvage plant. A third rider, Jesse Walden, escaped with minor injuries as the car was jacked for body removal. The U S Rubber Company plant manager announced an investigation into the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
John H. Quackenbush
Madrid
Ream G. Clark
Colfax
Jesse Walden
E. J. Joss
U. S. Rubber Company
Gillette and Delegation Arrive in Great Britain
Guy M. Gillette of Cherokee, Iowa, president of the American League for a Free Palestine, arrives in England with a delegation to discuss the Palestine problem and the repatriation of Jews from German camps with British officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Great Britain
London
Guy M. Gillette
Chnerokee
American League For A Free Palestine
England
Germany
Eisenhower Returns to Boone After Hospital Stop
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Boone at 7 10 p m amid a crowd of about 2000. He planned to convalesce and continue his duties, spending the night at the Carlson home near the hospital. He greeted relatives and dignitaries, including Mrs Mamie Eisenhower and her sister Mrs Gordon Moore, as military police and Iowa guardsmen secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Mamie
Boone
Denver
Eisenhowers
Cedar Rapids
North Western Railroad
Plan Roosevelt School of Human Relations
Franklin D. Roosevelt Foundation announces plans to establish a Roosevelt school of human relations in Washington DC. The group includes Joseph Davies as secretary treasurer, Henry Wallace Frances Perkins and Marshall Field as vice presidents with a large executive committee. The school aims to study liberal democracy as a force for justice security and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt School of Human Relations
Washington, D. C
George E. Allen
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Foundation
Joseph E. Davies
Henry A. Wallace
Frances Perkins
Marshall Field
Robert S. Sherwood
Samuel I. Rosenman
CIO
Philip Murray
AFL
William Green
Commerce
Harry L. Hopkins
Frank C. Walker
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
William D. Leahyard
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
United States
Crew of e eB-29a0 Arrives in Cedar Rapids for Welcome
Capt Harris and crew, greeted by parents in Earlville, with Cedar Rapids ties through Sgt Robert Michaelson and Cpl G D Olive. Olive notes Collins Radio gear and training with Bruce Fishwild. Harris, a 25 mission veteran, reports 225 mph air speed and 245 mph ground speed. They stay at Roosevelt hotel after USO dinner at Pickwick club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Robert L. Harris
Earlville
Cedar Rapids
Robert Michaelson
W. O. Mark
Eighth Street
Cpl
G. D. Olive
Ross Olive
Palo
Allan Wieneke
Mercy Hospital
LaPorte City
Olive
Collins Radio Company
Bruce Fishwild
Gazette
Europe
Roosevelt Hotel
USO
Pickwick Club
Truck Strike Settled East Of Mississippi
The Associated Press reports a 20 000 strong over the road truck drivers strike in Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin was averted just before the 12 01 a m CST Friday deadline by mediation. AFL Central States Drivers Council and Central States Area Employers Association announced an agreement ratified by employers while unions prepare to seek ratification in Milwaukee. West of the Mississippi most drivers remained on strike though some Midwest operators have joined the settled basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mississippi
AFL
Central States Drivers Council
Central States Area Employers’ Association
Ie We
Midwest Truck Operators Association
James Hoffa
Council
Fred C. Wheelock
Midwest Operators
Hoffa
Midwest
Central States Employers Association
The
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Crisis Deepens as De Gaulle Crisis Splits Assembly
The assembly failed to resolve the De Gaulle resignation crisis as the Communist party refused to back a joint appeal with the Socialists and MRP. The body will reconvene Monday to decide whether to renew De Gaulle's mandate with or without Communist involvement or select a new interim president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Socialists
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
DeGaulle
Martelle Woman Injured In Auto Collision
Mrs. Warren H. Johnson of Martelle suffered bruises to her right leg in a collision at First avenue and Tenth street east about 11 15 p m Saturday. Patrolmen Overman and Rubey took her to St Luke s hospital after the crash with A C Barta s 1939 sedan at the intersection. Police charged Johnson with running a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Johnson
Martelle
First Avenue
Tenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Overman and Rubey
Black and Decker Plans Shorter Hours and Higher Pay
Towson Maryland Black and Decker Manufacturing will give a Dec. 1 cash bonus to about 1700 employees and begin Jan. 1 a 20 percent monthly wage increase while reducing the work week from 45 to 37 hours. Company officials cite the new tax law as enabling management to pass along significant benefits quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson, Md
Maryland
Black and Decker Manufacturing Company
Truman
Admiral Inglis details Japan’s Pearl Harbor plans and navy conduct
Inglis testifies that the navy shied from Congress oversight and that Japan planned a sweeping war strike. He cites Hirohito’s outline, war games in August 1941, a Sept 2–13 Tokyo conference, and a December 7 Pearl Harbor target with pilots told Japan would strike but did not want war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Congress
Inglis
Washington
North Carolina
Brewster
Hull
Japan
Hirohito
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Orient
Isoroku Yamamoto
Yamamoto
Pacific
Tokyo
America
Defendant Tells Travelogue of Variety in Marriages
James E. Harrison, 23, former soldier sailor, is charged with false uttering of a 25 dollar check after Cedar Rapids detectives obtained his statement recounting four marriages and three divorces since March 7 1942. He says he wed in Clarksville Corinth and Durant Mississippi before Cedar Rapids. He also notes mental discharges from both services and a recent Mississippi hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Harrison
Cedar Rapids
L. B. Marshall
Virgil Powell
Waterloo
Harrison
Roosevelt Hotel
Nashville
Bill Kudina
George Connell
Von Papen's Son To Act As His Father's Counsel
Franz von Papen Jr a former U S law student is released as a prisoner of war to serve as consultant counsel to his father Franz von Papen senior The elder von Papen faces trial on November 20 along with 21 other high Nazi officials indicted as war criminals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Papen
Mernberg
Franz von Papen, Jr
United States
Community group meetings and dinners listed for Cedar Rapids area
The Cedar Rapids Stamp club meets at 8 p.m. Monday at the Montrose hotel. Ambar Grotto patrol holds its annual dinner Friday at 6 30 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. Kilwinning Lodge and Crescent lodge schedule regular sessions this week at Consistory temple and Masonic hall respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Montrose Hotel
Ambar Grotto Patrol
Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection
Collins
Dein Crescent Lodge
No. 25
A. F
Masonic Hall
St Ludmila Bazaar Slated for Three Weeknight Evenings
Ady notes a church bazaar at St Ludmila with events on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights in the church basement offering offerings and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ludmila
Ady
Fresh dairy products cash and carry at Kreb's Dutch Girl Dairy
Dairy ad promoting cash and carry at Kreb's Dutch Girl Dairy 2907 1st Avenue SE. Offers unlimited fresh dairy items with savings. Visit for immediate selection and lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreb’s
Dutch Girl Dairy
1St Avenue SE
Allied Industrial league class canceled for Wednesday
The Allied Industrial league parliamentary procedure class at the Y M C A is canceled for Wednesday night November 21. The next session will be held November 28 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Industrial League
Adams Announces Resignation and New Store Location
Ann Adams declares her resignation as manager of the Hughes Feminine Apparel Store and states she will inform customers and friends of her new business location in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Feminine Apparel
Ann Adams
Roy Choate to Speak on Moving Dirt at Rotary Lunch
Roy Choate the La Plant Choate Manufacturing president will address the Rotary Club at Monday noon lunch in the Roosevelt hotel. He will discuss the use and impact of earth moving equipment in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Choate
la Plant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Verne's Barber Shop Opens November 19
Say hello to Verne's Barber Shop located at 703 Third Street SW. Opening Monday November 19 invites both old and new customers to stop in for a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern
Verne’s
Third Street
Adv
Iowa Consistory Thanksgiving Party Planned Friday
The Iowa Consistory will host a Thanksgiving party for members and their ladies at the Consistory temple on Friday from 9 to 12. The program includes dancing cards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Seabee Boatswain's Mate Ray E. Fox on 30‑day leave
Ray E. Fox, boatswain's mate first class in the Seabees, son of Mr and Mrs E A Fuchs of 3307 Oakland road NE, is spending a 30 day leave with friends and relatives after two years of Pacific service, mostly in the Solomons and at Okinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Fox
Seabees
E. A. Fuchs
Oakland Road
Solomons
Okinawa
Car Fires Prompted First Aid For Two Men
Police gave Peter D Christen sen 57 of 803 Ninth Street SW first aid Saturday night after his automobile caught fire and his car door closed on his fingers. Chris Tensen’s car on Second Street NE near A Avenue caught fire when he stepped on the starter. firemen contained the blaze quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter D. Christensen
Ninth Street
Christensen
Second Street
A Avenue
Tire wheel thefts strike Cedar Rapids homes
Spare tire wheel thieves worked in Cedar Rapids Friday night or Saturday. Police Saturday reported two thefts from Harold McBurney at 911 Eighth Street SE and Louis Cerveny at 1846 D Avenue NE. Both cars were parked in front of the owners' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Harold McBurney
Eighth Street SE
Louis Cerveny
D Avenue NE
Police Break Up Hitler Demonstration in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police halted a street demonstration Saturday night as Patrolman Burton stopped a single man shouting Heil Hitler on Third Avenue near First Street SE. The man faced a drunkenness charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Cedar Rapids
Burton
Heil Hitler
Third Avenue
First Street
Vast troop evacuations announced across East and West Coasts
Over 10 thousand veterans are set to arrive Sunday at three East Coast ports aboard 11 transports, while 16 ships on the Pacific side bring back more than 10 thousand troops. The report lists ships and units at New York Boston Newport News Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco Seattle and Boston again with numerous battalions craft names and ship call signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Coast
Pacific
New York
Ambrose Burnside
le Havre
Boston
George M. Bibb
Barry
Robert Clarkson
Brisbane
Australia
Henry H. Richardson
Newport News
Pontotoc Victory
75Th Gm
Robert M. T. Hunter
Frederick Sykes
Sea Scamp
Isaac Hopkins
Miaulos
Joseph Lincoln
Los Angeles
Apline
Navy
Milne
Manila
McCue
Eniwetok
Keiser
Guam
Army
San Diego
San Francisco
Lurline
Darke
Chester
Refuge
Corregidor
Marines
Alchiba
Damon Cummings
Girasol
Lamalee
Minnie M
Fiske
Rhodolite
Seattle
Adria
Tsing Tao
Provo Victory
Sigman
Cherbourg
James W. Riley
England
John Clark
Daniel Hill
Winfield Scott
Marshall Victory
Abraham Lincoln
Naples
Benjamin Chew
Dargue
Japan
President Hayes
Saipan
Ino Coolbrith
Ozark
Columbia
Narnstable
Breton
Kindsburg
James O’hara
Doyen
de Grasse
Kisland Mail
Birgit
Savo Island
Crystal
Escambia
Willamette Victory
Pearl Harbor
Terry
Taylor
David W. Taylor
Brown
Bradford
Cowell
Cleveland
Illinois Telephone Union Votes Strike
The Illinois Telephone Traffic union voted 6,293 in favor of a strike with 996 opposed and 14 void ballots, announced by the National Labor Relations Board on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Telephone Union
Chicago
Illinois Telephone Traffic Union
National Labor Relations Board
James F. Cowden Replaces Hromek at Gazette Co.
James F. Cowden, a 42 year Gazette Co. employee, is named superintendent of the composing room succeeding Henry J. Hromek who died after almost 55 years of service. Cowden began as a carrier in 1900 and joined the composing room in 1903, later serving as foreman of makeup for about 35 years. He and his wife live at 544 Forest Drive SE with two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cowden
The
Gazette Company
Henry J. Hromek
Cowden
the Gazette
Hromek
Catholic bishops blast Russia and warn of atomic war
At the National Catholic Welfare Conference meeting in Washington the U S bishops urged adherence to the Atlantic Charter criticizing Soviet puppet states and NATO style power blocs They called UN charter insufficient and warned renewed peace was essential to avoid catastrophe. Signatories included Archbishops Stritch Murray Spellman Mitty Cushing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Catholic Bishops
United States
Russia
National Catholic Welfare Conference Administrative Board
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
United Nations Organization
International Society
Security Council
Samuel A. Stritch
Chicago
John Gregory Murray
St. Paul
Francis J. Spellman
New York
John Mark Gannon
Erie
John J. Mitty
San Francisco
Joseph F. Rummel
New Orleans
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
James H. Ryan
Omaha
John F. Noll
Fort Wayne
Ind
Karl J. Alter
Toledo
Plane Crash Claims 28 Near Rabaul Mountain Peak
New York dispatch reports 28 killed when a Douglas carrier plane crashed into a 7000 foot peak near Rabaul in New Britain. Melbourne radio and NBC recorded the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ins
Melbourne
Rabaul
New Britain
NBC
Deaths Frederick M. Warren 87 former West Liberty resident
Frederick Milan Warren 87 died in Woodland California at 5 30 am Friday after living in Woodland the past 20 years Survived by three sons Ernest M Mission City British Columbia W of Iowa City route 5 Roland A of Warner Alberta Canada brother William A of West Liberty four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Body to Cedar Rapids Monday morning then to Solon for services at Brush funeral home 2 pm Monday Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Solon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Milan Warren
West Liberty
Woodland
Calif
Ernest M
Mission City
British Columbia
Iowa City
Route 5
Roland A
Warener
Alberta
Canada
William A
Cedar Rapids
Solon
Brush Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Cedar Rapids resident Robert E. MacDanel
Funeral services for Robert E. MacDanel, longtime Cedar Rapids resident and former Clark MacDanel employee, will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Monday. Rev Allan Schoff and Rev William M Evans will conduct. Burial is Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. MacDanel
Clark-MacDanel Company
Cedar Rapids
Eighteenth Street
Turner Chapel
Allan Schoff
William M. Evans
Cedar Memorial Park
Infant Sharon Eckert Dies in Cedar Rapids
Sharon Lou Eckert infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Eckert of 1912 Third Street SW died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 10 am Saturday Private services are set for 1 pm Monday at Beatty chapel with Rev J Richard Wagner Burial will be in the Linwood cemetery family lot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Lou Eckert
Bob Eckert
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Russell Terrance Fishell
Funeral services for Russell Terrance Fishell, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Fishell, will be held Monday at 9 a.m. at St Matthew s Church. The Rev J D Kearn will say the Mass of Requiem with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at Monahan funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Terrance Fishell
Russell Fishell
Elmhurst Drive
St. Matthew’s Church
J. D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Monahan Funeral Home
Bob Becker To Speak At Masonic Dinner
Outdoor editor of The Chicago Tribune Bob Becker will be the principal speaker at A. F. and A. M. Past Master's night on Nov 29. The 6 15 dinner at Masonic hall will honor Dr. E. E. Hruska as the honored past master with Mount Hermon members and guests invited by reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Becker
The
Chicago Tribune
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Becker
Chicago Museum of Natural History
South America
North
E. E. Hruska
Mount Hermon
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Neva
Monument CO
Plan Roosevelt School of Human Relations
Beatty Mortuary
Clarence Beatty
Third Ave
de Gaulle
Lretac
Bungalow Cooking School
Choate
Rotary
Mai
Brady Mortuary
Fifth Avenue SE
Gazette Co
Rohn Funeral Home Ee
Elien B. Rohn
Iowa Memorial Company
A. A. Hemphill
Frederick M. Warren
MacDanel
Fishell Services
Lapes Florist
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids’ Funeral Home Beautiful
Frank W. Barta
Jay W. Hesser
DIAL
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