Defenses Get Primary Call On Production
Washington报道 government issued first sweeping production priorities to ensure the arms drive. The Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission gain power to assign DO defense orders, overriding civilian needs. contractors must comply or face penalties, including possible plant takeovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Military
Defense
National Production Administration
Defense Department
AEC
William H. Harrison
NPA
Agriculture and Interior Departments
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moscow Gazette Lists Wallace as Political Business Man
The Literary Gazette's Tuesday issue named Henry A. Wallace as an enemy of humanity and labeled the former Progressive party leader a political business man, reflecting sharp criticism from Moscow press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Literary Gazette
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Field Is Agent Of Red Chinese
WASHINGTON AP The justice department said Frederick Vanderbilt Field a wealthy New Yorker has registered as an agent in this country a financial interests of Red China and linked to it in official records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Red
Red Cross Official To Speak at C R Dinner
Robert Edson, assistant general manager of social welfare services in Washington, D. C., will address the Red Cross board dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Montrose hotel. Edson will relay a message from Gen. George Marshall and discuss the future role of the Red Cross in disaster relief. Reserved seating available by calling the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
George Marshall
Montrose Hotel
Robert Edson
Social Welfare Services
Washington D. C
Edson
General Marshall
Preview of the 1950 World Series on Your Dial
KCRG will broadcast a special 1950 World Series preview tonight at 8 from Philadelphia hotel suite of Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler. Mel Allen and Jim Britt co host with insights from Yankee and Phil players managers and noted sports writers in town for opening game tomorrow. Exclusive Mutual Network feature plus daily news and farm show segments follow the games with Queen for a Day broadcast after each day’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRG
KCRK
Mel Allen
Jim Britt
A. B. Chandler
Philadelphia
Phil
Pat Patterson
KCRG
Rex Conn
Rex
Gazette Radiolog Play Reaches No 1 in Readership
The Gazette Radiolog notes a rising reading of its content as the play to its readers reaches top position at No 1, with KXEL Be cited in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Gazette
Gaeb
Callie A
Tuesday Nicht 00 Tello Test 15 News 6:30 Gabriel Heart
Schedule overview lists various programs including News at 6:30 and 4:55, with a mix of entertainment and informational slots. Names like Fulton Lewis appear among a routine broadcast lineup. The rundown hints at a daily rhythm of daytime World Series coverage and evening features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tello
Gabriel Heart
Fulton Lewis
Fulton Lewis Jr Reports Washington News at Seven
Washington news update by Fulton Lewis Jr scheduled for 7:00 p.m. includes national affairs and government briefings with emphasis on policy developments and key political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Washington News
Water rights clash sparks deadly frontier disputes
Conflicting claims to water from streams produced countless court fallens even slayings in the early day west. The piece notes violent outcomes tied to scarce water amid frontier settlements.
School Board Sets 35300 Garage Bid In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids school directors approved a Loomis Brothers bid of 34 977 for a new 55 by 78 foot bus garage at 405 First Avenue SW to house eight buses. The old house on site sold for 600, bids from five other firms rejected. Board also reviewed mid year promotions, preferring a full year system to protect instruction continuity and debating diplomas. Storm sewer plans for Buchanan school moved to tie into city lines with options ranging 800 to 3260 in cost, and a 1967 hardware purchase for the football track stadium was approved at 1987 with bid from Rubins Hardware over Hawkeye Lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Buchanan School
Twenty-sixth Street
Loomis Brothers
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Loomis
Joe Conway
Conway
Charles Penningroth
Sandoe Jordan
Clyde Parker
Iowa
Moines
Davenport
Jordan
Parker
Kesler
Supt
Douglas Grant
R. B. van Cleve
Penningroth
Buchanan School
O. H. Breidert
Childs and Smith
Chicago
Rubins Hardware Company
Hawkeye Lumber and Mill Company
Russell and Erwin
Corbin
Kubias Wins School Contract Bid Amid Standrdization Push
Land and Kenwood school push standardization and Kubias secures the contract after board voting. Kesler Penningroth Van Cleve and Louie J. Pochobradsky support Kubias while Grant and Jordan oppose the low bid.
Russia Puts Forth Korean Peace Plan at Lake Success
The Soviet bloc proposed an immediate cease fire and withdrawal of all UN forces, with joint elections under UN observation by North and South Korea. It called for equal representation on the elections commission and a joint UN observer group including Russia and China, to oversee a transition to a permanent government. The plan, rejected by American and British spokesmen, also matched North and South Korea to elect an interim committee via a joint assembly of their legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
N. Y
Soviet Bloc
United Nations
U.N
Douglas MacArthur
Russia
Kremlin
MacArthur
World Organization
Korea
Helscher Named on Real Estate Round Table
Washington Howard B. Helscher of Cedar Rapids and Sid B. Gordon of Des Moines were named among 55 real estate operators nationwide as members of the National Association of Real Estate Boards round table. The group will provide market insight across cities and comment on local conditions. A round table session is set for the NAREB annual convention November 12 to 17 at Miami Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard B. Helscher
Cedar Rapids Realtor
Sid B. Gordon
Des Moines
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Round Table
Herbert A. Nelson
Nelson
Miami Beach
Fla
Destroyer Mansfield Strikes Mine Off Korea Coast
A second American destroyer, the USS Mansfield, hit a Soviet-made floating mine off the Korean east coast Saturday. Seven crewmen were injured. The Mansfield proceeded under its own power to the U S base at Sasebo, Japan, from Changjon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mansfield
Navy
U. S
Sasebo
Japan
Changjon
Park Tavern to open in Marion with beer license
Marion council granted Robert E. Taylor a Class B beer license for a new Park Tavern in the north S and S Lockers area. Taylor also holds a cigaret permit. The council also renewed Class B beer licenses for Club Royalé and the Uptown Club. Fire department members offered $100 toward repairing Marion’s aluminum ladder, damaged March 28, 1950 in a Central City fire while Marion aid was given. The council accepted the donation. Glen E. Miller sought a sidewalk west of his home and was advised to secure a signed petition. A local business residents group asked for airport strip help. Mayor Biddick to appoint a committee to study leasing one. No parking signs were ordered on the north side of Seventh Avenue between Fifteenth and Twentieth streets due to traffic from a nearby fruit stand. The council bought a $504 snow blade from Henke Manufacturing Co. for mounting on a city truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Robert E. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
North S
S. Lockers
Park Tavern
Taylor
Club Royalé
Uptown Club
Central City Fire Department
Central City
Glen E. Miller
Tenth Avenue
M. H. Biddick
Seventh Avenue
Fifteenth
Twentieth
Biddick
Leighton Ford
Henke Manufacturing Company
Janesville
Mrs. Perry Williams Dies in Marion at 67
Mrs Perry Williams 67 died at 9 50 am Tuesday at 2701 Fifth avenue Marion after a long illness She was born Alta G Little October 5 1882 in Havelock Ia and moved to Marion as a child She married Perry Williams in Moline Illinois December 12 1908 She is survived by her husband a brother Floyd Little Palisades Colorado a half brother George Dusman Detroit and three half sisters Elsie Crist Savanna Edna Nesmith Los Angeles and Edna Smidth Hinsdale Il Services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the Yocom Murdoch chapel with Rev Richard Goins Burial will be in Oak Shade cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry R. Williams
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Alta G. Little
Havelock
Williams
Moline
Marion Christian Church
Floyd Little
Palisades
Colo
George Dusman
Detroit
Elsie Crist
Savanna
Edna Nesmith
Los Angeles
Edna Smidth
Hinsdale
Yocom- Murdoch Chapel
Richard Goins
Oak Shade Cemetery
Farm Sold Near Marion and Local Birth News
The 125 acre farm of W G Byse three miles north of Marion sold to C W Crawford of near Robins for about 250 dollars per acre. Sale handled by E V Carey of Marion. Mr and Mrs Milton Sills announce the birth of a daughter Susan Marie Monday at University hospital in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Byse
Marion
C. W. Crawford
Robins
E. V. Carey
Milton Sills
Seventh Avenue
Susan Marie
University Hospital
Iowa City
Gas Leak At O K Drive In Reports No Damage
Fire department responded to a gas leak near the kitchen stove at the O K Drive In at 10 15 p m Monday no damage occurred. Other notes include a lost Des Moines Register receipt book contact Dick Downey and several social visits among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.K
Des Moines Register
Dick Downey
Hollinshead To Attend Education Conference
Dr. Byron S. Hollinshead will consult at a Washington DC education conference on Higher Education hosted by the American Council on Education. He joins section chair Dr. Everett N. Case of Colgate University and fellow leaders in the national program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron S. Hollinshead
National Service
Washington, D.C
American Council On Education
Hollinshead
Everett N. Case
Colgate University
Coe
George Zook
A.C.E
Mrs Ethel Daws and William E Caldwell Wed in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Ethel Daws of Marion and William E Caldwell of Cedar Rapids were married Monday evening at the Christian parsonage by Rev Richard Goins. Attendants were Mrs Kenneth Roth and Charles W Schmatt Jr. Caldwell works as a night watchman for the North Western railroad. A dinner for 11 followed at the O K Drive In. The couple will reside at 1024 Tenth street SE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Daws
Marion
William E. Caldwell
Cedar Rapids
Christian Parsonage
Richard Goins
Kenneth Roth
Charles W. Schmatt, Jr
Caldwell
North Western Railroad
O. K
Tenth Street
Chamber Elects 6 New Directors
Marion Chamber of Commerce annual dinner confirms six new directors Beryl Dickey George Hanry H F Lockwood Ralph Potter Carl Stuber and Fred Weber holdovers Renfer Bezdek Sever son Harvey O'Brien remain on board Frank LaBarge James Grunewald Henry Katz Don Torrence J O Sheets Stan Hotle depart. Financials show a 220 29 balance expenses 7 219 and 754 in the fly control fund with 505 30 start and 700 contributed by Red Cross and Marion Community Chest. Dinner served to 50 at Legion hall. Installation news from Grand Lodge Ladies Encampment auxiliaries lists Mrs W J Fleisher Mrs Harrison Booze Mrs Everett Lurth and Mrs Effie Miller with guests from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Beryl Dickey
George Hanry
H. F. Lockwood
Ralph Potter
Carl Stuber
Fred Weber
Irwin Renfer
Art Bezdek, Jr
B. T. Severson
Norman Harvey
Dale Miner
George O’brien
Frank LaBarge
James Grunewald
Henry Katz
Don Torrence
J. O. Sheets
Stan Hotle
Renfer
Fly Control
Red Cross
Marion
Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Marion Meet Schedule and Local Social Notes
Morrison, Verle Thompson, Frank Luse and Ivan Mann are mentioned in connection with next year’s meet to be held in Marion. Ralph Rauch of Robins, a First Marine Division reserve member, will depart for the West Coast on October 17. Mr and Mrs Paul Kimmerle of Rowley and their son John were dinner guests in the W L Morgan home. Mrs Lenna Mc Cannon of Des Moines, formerly of Marion, recently visited the Morgan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rauch of
Robins
First Marine Division
West Coast
Paul Kimmerle
Rowley
John
W. L. Morgan
Lenna McCannon
Des Moines
Marion
Morgan
Hickenlooper Blames State Dept for Korea Losses
Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper, campaigning for re election, told about 100 Boone county Republicans that American losses in Korea are caused by the states department he branded stupid and conspiratorial. He linked the situation to decisions made at Yalta and Potsdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOONE
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
State Department
Korea
Hickenlooper
Boone County
Russia
Yalta
Potsdam
Curran Tries Third Escape, Soon Caught
Donald M. Curran, 40, who was committed to Independence State hospital last February after a Cedar Rapids shooting, escaped again on Tuesday before Buchanan County Sheriff Emery Hart recaptured him at 11 a.m. He had fired a revolver into a house at 1320 D Avenue NE, while a 43-year-old widow hid inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Curran
Independence State Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Curran
Buchanan County
Emery Hart
D Avenue NE
Grahl Ordered To Duty In Washington Oct. 12
Col. Charles H. Grahl Iowa director of selective service said he has received orders to report Oct. 12 to National Selective Service headquarters in Washington for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles H. Grahl
Iowa
Selective Service
National Selective Service
Washington
Cornerstone for Coe Chapel To Be Laid Sunday
Cornerstone laying for the T M Sinclair Memorial chapel at Coe college is set for 2 p m Sunday with President Byron S Hollinshead presiding Arthur Poe will wield the trowel and Owen Elliott will speak Dr Willard Lampe will be principal speaker representing the Sinclair family is Thomas G Sinclair of Indianapolis Indiana secretary treasurer of Kingan meat packing firm and trustee at Hanover college The first chapel at Coe was destroyed by fire in 1947 and the replacement is named for T M Sinclair The cornerstone box will include a copy of The Cedar Rapids Gazette the college catalog and other campus and national life publications
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
Coe College
Byron S. Hollinshead
Arthur Poe
Owen Elliott
University of Iowa
Willard Lampe
Sinclair
Thomas G. Sinclair
Indianapolis
Ind
Kingan Meat Packing Firm
Hanover College
T. M. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Board of Trustees
College
Iowa Doctor Rescued By Helicopter In Wyoming Bear Trip
A 74-year-old Akron physician, Dr. J. E. Kerr, was evacuated by helicopter to a Cody hospital after a bear hunting trip in the Absaroka mountains. He suffered possible broken ribs when his horse rolled on an icy slope last Friday, with swollen streams delaying an earlier horseback evacuation. His son reported the doctor is in care in Cody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody, Wyo
INS
Akron
Cody
Wyo
J. E. Kerr
Absaroka Mountains
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.R
New York
Fea
Ture
Mutual
WMT
CBS
Stari News Music
Ed Hill
Tello-Test
Jack Smith
Gabriel Peer News Club
One Man's Family
Morrow Fulton
Paul Whiteman
Cavalcade
Mocetery Py Mutual Newsreel
Robert Young
Starlight
North “World
Bob Hope
Alaska
Crosby
Shore
Lutsi
Pibber McGee
Pine Arts
Molly Consequences
Frank Edwards
Jude Hardy
Monte Cristo
Meredith Willson
Assembly
Orchestra Dance Orchestra
Cote Glee Club
Bereer
Pietsch
Parm Journal
Storcester
Agronsky
Cilcuk
Huricich
Hollywood
Arthur Victor Lindlahr
Godfrey
Arthur
Ck Bercine
Harum
Johnny Olson
Tidy
Jane Wendy Warren
Lonefellows
Burton
John B. Kennedy
Judy
Jane
Finchville
National Guard
Hartmann O. Rich W Jones
Starbuck
Ted Brown
Rosemary
Riders of the Sage
Hartmann O. Carousel
Ne 'S Hits
Eli Thomas
Ukeon
Manhattan
Gene Elston
Gene
Showtime
Wanda Monts Inc
Npme Jacks
Boneeee Eee
Eddy
Uncle Stan
Art Heusinkveld
Max Mildenstein
Roy Bey
Blahnik and Berger
Morehead Construction Company
O. F. Paulson Construction Company
Carl C. Kesler
Meadowbrook Drive
E. W. Lundquist
Helscher
Marion News
STN Dervilgn Gotigll
Marion. Sagne SI Gazette
Mario
Kenneth Cornell
Robert Gustus
Moline, Ill
Gustus
Mark
H. G. Stitzel
Edison’s
Ronald van Note
Stephen
van Note
Elizabeth Hale
Rockford, Ill
Richard Hale
N. P. Stimson
V. E. and
Lyle Stimson
Stanley
Billie Shearer
Cliff Shearers
St. Luke's Hospital
Anamosa
Marion Methodist W. S. Co. S
Anamosa Methodist Church
Bill Liebe
D. D. Liebes
St. Luke’s Hospital
William Caldwell
Chamber
W. J. Fleisher
Grand Lodge
Blairsburg
Harrison Booze
Everett Lurth
Effie Miller
Grand
Booze
Fleisher
Lurth
Mmes
Leslie
Hick
Coe Chapel
America
Harper & McIntire Company
Ottumwa
Burkhalter
Insurance Agency
L. D. Burkhalter
L. D. Burkhalter, Jr
C.P.C.U
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!