Tugwell Reveals Brain Trust Aims and Roosevelts Clash
Rexford Tugwell former undersecretary of agriculture offers in Western Political Quarterly a candid account of the Roosevelt brain trust and the New Deal. He says conservatives pressed for economy and less government while he and allies urged greater regulation and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rexford
Guy Tugwell
Manhattan
F.D.R
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Western Political Quarterly
University of Utah
Brain
Ray Moley
Adolph Berle
Charley Taussig
Hugh Johnson
Bernard M. Baruch
Ironpants Johnson
Hickenlooper Reviews Atomic Security Regulations
Senator B B Hickenlooper of Iowa said he is studying whether laws protecting atomic secrets should be strengthened. He has asked the commission and scientists for input, noting no concrete recommendations yet. He sees no current alarm about the program's safety despite wartime espionage disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
House un-American Activities Committee
House Committee
False Alarm Ends Quietly at Avers Avenue
Police from Lawndale station rushed two squads to 2330 South Avers avenue on a report of a disturbance. No disturbance existed. Mrs. Anne Haas, 31, was comforting her 17 month old son William after he pulled the telephone receiver from the hook and began crying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lawndale Station
South Avers Avenue
Anne Haas
William
Poice
Stassen and Eisenhower oppose government medical control
Harold E. Stassen and General Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke at a dinner launching the United Hospital fund campaign in New York. They warned that expanding government control of hospitals and medicine would threaten individual freedom and hinder medical science, urging preservation of private and professional autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Harold E.istassen
Eisenhower
United Hospital Fund
Stassen
Jack Andrew Fined for Disturbing Peace in Police Court
Jack Andrew aged 17 was fined 125 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to unkenness disturbing the ace and resisting arrest. He was arrested at 12 40 a m in front of the Roosevelt hotel by Patrolmen Henry Over and Ralph Mikesell after fleeing from Harold Prasil who asked him to quiet. Police said he caused a disturbance at the Mirror Lounge and swung at the officer before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Andrew
Fourenth Avenue
Roosevelt Tet
Henry Overa
Ralph Mikesell
Mirror
Harold Prasil
Police say suspect resisted after arrest during transport
Police report the suspect resisted while being driven to the station, prompting officers to take control and continue the transport.
Jewish New Year Observed With Dual Services
Rosh Hashana begins Sunday with observances at Temple Judah and Beth Jacob. Temple Judah offers Sunday 8 PM and Monday 10 AM services while Beth Jacob holds Sunday and Monday 6 PM and Monday and Tuesday 8 AM services. Orthodox observe two days, Reform one.
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Temple Judah
Beth Jacob
Iowan Held in Japan for Black Market Charge
Curtis A. Bush of Davenport Iowa was arrested at Haneda airport Tokyo on charges of black marketing in Japan. He claimed he was traveling from the United States to Bangkok to become a foreign trader and was under investigation since last fall while a civilian on General MacArthur's staff in statistics and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Curtis A. Bush
Davenport
Iowa
Japan
Haneda
United States
Bangkok
Siam
Bush
General MacArthur
Four Men Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Four men were fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge Harry Johnson after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. The defendants were Charles Biggs Arthur Hillock Walter Baker and Everett Robinson with addresses on Tenth Street SE Sixth Street SE Forest Drive SE and Fourteenth Avenue SE. Biggs and Hillock had 15 dollars of their fines suspended. Baker was arrested at 6 pm Thursday following a complaint by his wife. Biggs was taken into custody at 10:15 pm in his rooming house where another roomer had signed the information. Everett Robinson arrived at the Tenth Street address at 1:30 am to see Mrs. Biggs and broke a window. the landlord signed the information. Hillock was arrested at 3:50 am Friday after his landlord signed the information.
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Harry Johnson
Charles Biggs
Tenth Street
Arthur Hillock
Sixth Street
Walter Baker
Forest Drive
Everett Robinson
Fourteenth Avenue
Johnson
Biggs
Hillock
Baker
Offerman and Thole Wed in Castle Grove Church
Verna Mae Offerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Offerman and Joseph Thole son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ole Sr of Manchester were married Tuesday in the Immaculate Conception church at Castle Grove Anamosa. Jurors report to Judge Floyd Philbrick Monday at 10 a.m. Ossian Herbie Schweinerus leases dining room and bars in Ossian hotel from Tom Murphy. Marjorie Allen sails from New York Sept 24 for Latakia to teach at a Presbyterian missionary school home on furlough. Upper Iowa University plans its annual homecoming Saturday Oct 30 featuring a football game.
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Hopkinton
Verna Mae Offerman
Edward Offerman
Joseph Thole
Joseph Ole, Sr
Manchester
Immaculate Conception
Castle Grove
Anamosa
Floyd Philbrick
Jones County
Ossian
Herbie Schweinerus
Ossian Hotel
Tom Murphy
Marjorie Allen
F. E. Allen
New York
Latakia
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Upper
Notice of Probate for Anna Chadima Will in Linn Iowa
The District Court of Linn County Iowa will hear proof and admission of the last will and testament of Anna Chadima, late of Cedar Rapids, deceased. Hearing at the Cedar Rapids Courthouse on September 30. Willis A Glassgow is the attorney for the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Tate
Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Anna Chadima
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Homecoming Events Include Parade and Dance at Town and Luther
Town and Luther college hosts a parade precede and a dance after the event where the homecoming queen will be crowned. The academic procession and convocation services occur Sunday morning.
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Town and Luther College
Iowa Land and Building Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
A special meeting on September 18 1948 ratified renewal and substitution of the company's articles. The Cedar Rapids Iowa concern may own offices elsewhere and is authorized to buy sell lease and improve real estate in Iowa and to issue bonds stocks and notes and to exercise ownership rights. The capital stock is 250 000 dollars in 2500 shares at par, all common. Annual stockholder meetings occur second Tuesday in May at 10 am in Cedar Rapids with directors elected for the year. The board governs corporate affairs, appoints officers, and may create subordinate offices. Provisions cover notice, meetings, amendments, and transfer of shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Land and Building Company
Aaid Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Board of Directors
Sutherland Dows
S. Woodward Ri
B. Ringer
C. 3. Woodward
Co, Sr. Woodward
J. B. Ringer
Televar
Malineas
Company Articles Detail Renewal and Liquidation Rules
The document outlines corporate rights to sue and be sued, a seal, and dies for imprinting. It notes the company began on September 22, 1928, with a 20 year extension to September 22, 1948, renewable by majority vote. It allows liquidation before the period or renewal and sale of all property by majority stock vote. Dated September 18, 1948, Sutherland Dows presides, J B Ringer signs as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Land and Building Company
Sutherland Dows
Gazette Want Ad Rates And Lost And Found Notes
Classified page fragment lists daily and weekend rates for one to seven line small display ads and notes deadlines. Includes rewards and contact details for missing dogs Inky and a small black female cocker with Crawford County license and rewards offered.
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Gazette
Sunday Gazette
Crawford County
Free Estimates and Local Service Advertisements
A collage of ads offering free estimates for car body work and repairs, jacket repairs, wrecker service, cleaning and upholstery, tailor and jewelry services, rental trucks, repairs, and various sale items. Also lists employment ads for maintenance workers, salesmen, and drivers with local phone numbers and addresses.
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Brain Trust
F.R
Johnson, Baruch
Moley
Hick
Iowan
Iowa Briefs
Willis A. Glassgow
Uch
J .B. Ringer
Ise
Ste
Janeba Funeral Home
J_Street
DeLung
Roben Tailor Shop
4Th St SE
Ced. Rapids
Bargain Center
1St St
Dial
Jacks
St S.E
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Buresh Motor, Inc
3Rd St
Hamilton
Bulova Parker
Vincents Jewelry
3Rd
Goodman Detective Service
Kenwood Transfer
Happy Nursing Home
Kenwood Transfer Inc
ST. SE
Yellow Cab Co. Inc
Kenwood Transfer Home Service Department
J. J Smith
Merchants National Bank
Charles Greenberg
Richards
Kenwood Transfer Rie Department
H. L. Concannon
Ird
Sanda Printing
ST NE
Spencer
Er's Tailor Shop
11Th Ave
B. Hibnes
2Nd St
The
Good Samaritan Nursing Home
Lsat Ave
Ith St
Kcrgusic
Marvin Potter
School OF Accordion
Draport Inn
Highway
Ckney
Marion
Kory Ian Stickneys
Tom Owen
Watt Cowboys
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
LANGS
Lisbon
Bob Zeman
Rangers
C.S.P
Hall
Coop 'MuEre
Kenny Hofer
Swisher Pavilion
Leo
His
Ce-Mar
Warren Rambo
NMR
Udesen, Mgr
Marion Blvd
Melody Lane
Open
Les Hartman
Iowa Cornhuskers
Billy K Murray
GSA
Cs.ps. Hall
Swisher
Iowa Business Services
Delco
General Motors
NOVAK
3Rd Ave
Barnett
Lst
Lear Repair Shop
Morris
WWOP
McLellan’s
Deyan E
Winne Refrigeration Co
4Th Ave
Hatch & Brookman CO
Ronnie
Svenetian Blind Hospital
Blind Hospital
Voenetian
John Vosdingh Jr
30Th St
Erger
Virgil Horak
Michels & Buckle
George McEowen
Linn
Bath
Iciuneys
Ford Tractor
1St Ave
Jack Schneider
Cremanstip
Dick Alexander
Larry Lawrence
Genera
M. R. Kennedys
Christ Anderson
Ed Siders
Leo J. Smith & Son
GC. R
Cashman
Ray Leeper
Conway
Frank Zobach & Sons Construction Co
Zobach & Sons Construction Co
Cesspool
Fred Kramer
Rte
Mabonry
Senate
Dist
Mr. Carleton
Allen Motor Coo
Quaker Oats Co
Laplant Choate Mfg. CO
Montrose
Sun
Wilson &Co
Cedar Rapid
Finn
Brendengen Culligan
Soft
16Th Ave
Bell Captain Hotel
Cedar Menonian Park
Cliff Steiner
Wil
Gazette i
Witt! Tools
York
Don
Onslow
Eddie Nelson Co
Mullin
Ives Frana Fuel Co
2Nd, St NE
N-88 Gazette
Miller
Castle
Allison Hotel
Skelly of! Com
J. Leslie Slate
North Vine St
West Union
Ilowa
Orap Lass
Gazette Houseman
Hotel Roosevelt
Twin Towers
Merveaux Coal CO
Colonial Baking Co
Maquoketa
Stewart, Incorporated
Balesman
Reger Real Estate Co
3Rd St. SE
Houseman
Milner Hotel
Princess Cafe
A. W. Allen
Allen Motor CO
America
R. R McBeth
Louden Machinery Company Fairfield, Own
EE Cip
Cook
Nersen
Atkios
Pratt
Monona
Towa
Rr Rt
Second Christ
Tan Church Dial
Eip
Faris
Collins Radio Co
Montgomery Ward CO
Russell Miller
Milling Co
P.O
Adams Elmira NY
Good Sing
Sunny Crest Sanatorium
Dubuque
KREBS
Nousewives
U-96 Gazette
Colonial Baking ‘Co
Stacey
Bishop Cafeteria
Avon
Azette
Franklin High
Belper
Dta
Dempsey Cleaners
Ave
Spryneie's
Sunny Crest
Central Beauty Shop
C. R. Farmar
Ridgeway Drive
Leo Klinger
Klinger Paint Co
Le.s
NASH
Paramount
Second St
34Th St
Pontiac
12Th Ave
Don Mootz
Winthrop
Chevrolet
Wood Dr
Ave. S.E
Transportation and Mechanics Specials
Center Point Road
Tucker Auto Arts
HIWAY
Modern Auto Body & Used Car Exchange
E Ave. NW
Frazer Manhattan
Frazer
GMC
Baniackneny
Olds
Harry Ehrke & Son
Langhurst Motor CO
14Th Ave. S.E
Schambercer Motor
Skalsky
Wilson Ave
Bernard L. Stoecker
Walker
M. XE
Lytle
N.E
Oldsmobile
Beaj
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