Weather and births listed in Daily Record notice
The Daily Record edition lists weather briefings for Wednesday and a fire alarm report at 12 57 p m and 5 15 a m for locations on Eighth Street SW and Fourth Street SE. It also records several birth announcements including a son for Mr and Mrs Gail Whitmore in 3817 B Avenue NE and multiple other newborns on November 27 and 26 with names and addresses of the parents.
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Eighteenth Avenue
Eighth Street
Company No. 5
Fourth Street
Company No
Mercy
Gail Whitmore
B Avenue NE
Orville Wright
Ely
Elred Lehrer
Watkins
St. Luke’s
Howard Hanson
Route 4
Harry Selk
Second Street
Bill di
Twelfth Street
Robert Brosh
George Smith
Dean Stewart
Thirteenth Street
Fireworks Enliven Pipeline Hearing
Tempers flared at a Federal Power Commission hearing as three pipeline firms pursued authority to extend gas lines. Phillip Porter of Madison pressed a clarification question during Mid-Continent Gas Transmission’s bid to build 836 miles from Hugo ton Kansas to Minnesota, drawing an FPC objection. Porter denied harassment, saying he sought only clarity.
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Kansas City
Federal Power Commission
Phillip H. Porter
Madison
Wis
Hugoton
Kan
Minnesota
Albert J. Feigen
FPC
Porter
St Paul teachers' strike negotiations pivot to charter amendment
In St Paul a three day old public school teachers strike gains momentum as council and Teachers Joint Council resume talks at the capitol with Gov Thye aides. A charter amendment to boost the municipal budget is drafted while 1169 teachers picket 77 schools as Murray High seniors press for swift settlement to meet university deadlines.
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George Stoselius
Murray High School
15000 Japanese in Thanks to America rally in Tokyo
Fifteen thousand Japanese mainly students gathered in a Tokyo stadium for a Thanksgiving to America service urging rapid democracy in Japan. Representatives of leading political groups thanked the Allies for easing last year’s food crisis. The rally concluded with...
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Tokyo
Tokyo Stadium
America
Japan
Denison Teachers Award $120 Cost of Living Bonus
Denison Iowa teachers receive a $120 cost of living bonus covering the rest of the current school year after approval by the Denison Board of Education.
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Denison, Ia
Denison
Board of Education
Two Matrons Train With Civil Service Recruits In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police expand training with two new matrons Valeri e Parsons and Esther Maher and four eligible list men joining the 20 hour course. Chief T. J. Condon aims to grow a policewoman staff while testing potential officers through the school.
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Cedar Rapids
Valerie Parsons
Upland Drive
Esther Maher
C Street
T. J. Condon
Condon
Police School
Fred Carstens
Deaths Nellie G Kay widow of Samuel L Kay
Services for Nellie G Kay died at her home 1460 Second Avenue SE will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in Turner chapel conducted by Dr. Robert Little Burial is at Wilton Junction cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Nellie G. Kay
Samuel L. Kay
Second Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
Robert Little
Wilton Junction
Services for Robert Edward Grant Infant Son
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Harvey Grant of Norfolk Virginia died in Norfolk Monday. Services to be conducted at the no A PE wi t to wer chapel.
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Robert Edward Grant
Walter Harvey Grant
Norfolk
Iowa Grid Players Guard Slain Suspect in Stabbing Case
Three University of Iowa football players were sworn as deputy sheriffs to guard William W. Patton in the hospital after a stabbing incident involving Brown. The grand jury heard from police officers as the case moved toward possible indictment and trial delays past the new year.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
William W. Patton
Gu Me
Brown
Kansas
Preston Koser
University Hospital
Patton
Bob Geigel
Amore
Algona
White
Harold D. Evans
Des Moines
Pabton
Dog Mourning for Pal Finds a New Friend
In Jacksonville Illinois Pierre a 220 pound St Bernard breaks a three day fast while waiting for his mongrel companion to return. The story notes Pierre’s grief and his reunion with a new friend easing the loss.
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Pal
Jacksonville
Ill
Ins
Pierre
Vet Insurance Premium Mailing Address Change
Iowa World War II veterans with service life insurance were told to mail premium payments to the Veterans Administration collection unit Fort Snelling Minnesota rather than the New York address. The Iowa VA office said decentralization would speed insurance matters. World War I veterans and others should continue mailing premiums to Washington.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Veterans Administration
Fort Snelling
Minn
New York
Albia Woman Named Head of State Children’s Agency
Elizabeth M. Palmer of Albia is appointed director of the state board of control children’s division, succeeding Ethel B. Nichols after 16 years. Palmer, 37, will begin next week and oversees placements for children from the Soldiers’ Orphans Home at Davenport and the juvenile home at Toledo.
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Des Moines
Elizabeth M. Palmer
Albia
State Board of Control
E. W. Carlsen
Palmer
Ethel B. Nichols
Davenport
Toledo
Use Tax on Cars Seven Times That of Year Ago
Iowa reports a sevenfold rise in use tax collections for last month. The state tax commission says total revenue reached $207,912.55. The two percent tax applies to new motor vehicles and trailers and to used vehicles registered in Iowa for the first time.
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Des Moines
State Tax Commission
Iowa
Council Bluffs Baby Smothered to Death
The four month old John Henry covers died in Council Bluffs after illness worsened into a severe cold. Mrs. Powell described the infant’s condition and living quarters were noted in the report.
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Council Bluffs
John Henry Covers
Powell
Jury Deadlock Ends Des Moines Liquor Nuisance Case
A 12 woman jury in Des Moines deadlocked 7 to 5 on all three defendants Alphonse Babe Bisignano Elmer Thomas and another employee after nearly 22 hours deliberation. Judge Tom Murrow dismissed them with a January retrial possible under a new county attorney.
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Des Moines
Alphonse
Babe” Bisignano
Tom K. Murrow
Bisignano
Elmer Thomas
Babe’s Tavern
Walter Maley
Maley
Polk County Attorney's Office
Murrow
Binano
Polk County
Carroll Switzer
150000 Finns Arrested For Drunkenness In 1946
Helsinki reports Finland as the hardest drinking country with 150000 Finns arrested for drunkenness or disorderly conduct in the first nine months of the year. The government alcohol monopoly has doubled daily liquor rations to two litres, with a second litre limited and ration cuts planned.
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Helsinki
INS
Finland
Ee Eee Ean Ae
Centenarian Jessie Valadez Dies at Home
Des Moines reports the death of Mrs. Jessie Valadez who lived past 100 at her residence. She filed for an old age pension in February 1945 and officials noted her birth date as June 16, 1840, with no documentary record available.
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Des Moines
Jessie Valadez
Valadez
India faces brink of civil war over independence plan
London reports warn India teeters on civil war as Britain aims to salvage a disputed independence plan. Viceroy Wavell and Indian leaders are summoned to London while Congress and Sikh delegates refuse to attend, fearing concessions to the Moslem League and delays to the constituent assembly.
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London
India
Sizke
Lord Wavell
Britain
Duke of Devonshire
Constituent Assembly
Ifshistan
New Delhi
Congress
Salem
Congress Party
Dispatches
Ain't the Coal It's the Humidity Opinion by Ruhland
Washington AP reports DC health officer Dr. George C. Ruhland advised households with soft coal shortages to cut fuel use by improving humidity. He says water can substitute about 17 percent of normal fuel and explains comfort at 68 degrees with 50 percent humidity, noting drier air raises coal needs.
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Washington
George C. Ruhland
District of Columbia
Ruhland
Chinese Nab Six In Relief Looting Case
Shanghai AP dispatch reports six Chinese men detained for aiding a well organized theft ring that allegedly stole UNRRA relief stockpiles. Five CNRA workers face charges over two truckloads of aluminum and an Englishman named in the probe. Police foresee a larger scandal as investigations continue.
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Shanghai
UNRRA
China
Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Vandalism Flares In Allis Strike At Milwaukee Plant
Police report a crowd of more than 75 protesters during the Allis Chalmers strike in Milwaukee. The UAW local president warned the firm to arbitrate promptly or face continued walkouts and possible action by state authorities.
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Milwaukee
CIO
United Auto Workers
Pete Ee See Sra
Walter S. Goodland
Allis Chalmers Co
Robert Buse
UAW
Goodland
W. C. van Cleaf
Buse
van Cleaf
Joseph Dombek
Atlantic Girl, Four, Struck and Killed Crossing Highway
Four year old Lajean Peterson daughter of Axel Peterson of Atlantic died after being struck by a car on highway 6. Cass County Sheriff Harry Jorden said the child was coming from a store and was hit by Loyal J. Paulsen of Omaha driving the vehicle.
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Atlantic, Ka
Lajean Peterson
Axel Peterson
Atlantic
Highway
Cass County
Harry Joredan
Loyal J. Paulsen
Omaha
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