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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1946

Page

2

U N Danube Parley Votes For This Fall Conference

In a stormy session the United Nations economic and social council adopted a resolution calling for a conference in Vienna before November 1 to consider the Danube situation. The vote was five to none with five abstentions. Russia protested that the conference would not be obligatory. The measure faced opposition from Russia Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Ukraine and Cuba.

Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia United States Upper Danube Danube

OPA Lifts Price Controls on Additional Commodities

The Office of Price Administration removed controls on items including truck parts, fence posts, elastic web and cord, and many military vehicles. It kept ceilings on lighter trucks and the jeep and noted ample supply of steel castings and wooden posts from non southern pine.

Washington OPA Aoa

Meat production rose forty percent in wartime years

During 1941 to 1945 meat output increased by about forty percent compared with the 1935 to 1939 prewar period, reflecting intensified production and wartime demand.

Chicago Minister To Speak At Coe In Youth For Christ

The Rev. Warren Filkin of Bible Institute Chicago will lecture at 8 p.m. Saturday in T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel Coe College. Admission is free. Filkin, a veteran teacher pastor and youth counselor, also performs magic to illustrate Bible truths. He is a Kansas graduate and studied at Bible Institute and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville.

Warren Filkin Geen Bible Institute Chicago Youth For Christ T. M. Sinclair Memorial Coe Collge Filkin University of Kansas, M Bible Institute Southern Baptist Theological Seminary of Louisville

50 000 Federal Jobs Dissolved In July

The civil service commission reported 50 192 federal jobs cut in July. Total federal employees on Aug 1 stood at 2,232,136 with 1,057,734 in war agencies including the war and navy departments and emergency agencies.

Washington Civil Service Commission War and Navy Departments

Administrator Keyes Named in Linn County Probate

No. 1883 records show LES KEYES appointed administrator with Wm. W. Crissman acting as attorney in the Linn County Seniet Court proceeding.

Ee Ee Eal i Ping Linn County Seniet Court Les Keyes Wm. W. Crissman

British Offices in Palestine Burned Amid Truce Warning

Friday's blaze destroyed a British public relations reading room in Palestine with damage estimated at 20000 dollars. The Hagana radio warned the underground truce was ended as a fire brigade fought flames before the building was leveled. Robert Stubbs, a British PR officer, was accused of deceit by the underground press.

Hagana Voice of Israel Holy Land Robert Stubbs Palestine Goebbels Fritzsche

Big Cut in Shoe Output Forecast by CPA Official

A Civilian Production Administration official forecast a 20 percent drop in October shoe output from September due to continuing leather shortages. The official warned the decline could worsen as leather supplies stay tight.

Washington Civilian Production Administration

Mrs Reynolds Death Declared Accidental

Coroner A Magruder MacDonald ruled the death of Evalyn McLean Reynolds, 24, wife of former Sen. Robert Reynolds, an accidental overdose of barbiturate medicine. The death, in Friendship at her mother Evalyn Walsh McLean’s home, cited acute congestive heart failure due to barbiturate poisoning.

Washington Evalyn McLean Reynolds Robert Reynolds North Carolina A. Magruder MacDonald Reynolds Friendship Evalyn Walsh McLean

Seek Cause of Air Crash Fatal to 39

Officials from Newfoundland and American Overseas Airlines opened the wreckage site to determine why the transatlantic liner crashed into a hillside killing 39 people all Americans. Investigators focused on whether Captain William Westerfield of Patchogue NY failed to gain sufficient altitude before the crash near the hilltop.

Stephenville Newfoundland American Overseas Airlines William Westerfield Patchogue N. Y

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