All Public Wage Board Contemplated by Administration
Washington officials discussed replacing the six member Wage Stabilization Board with an all public panel after two industry members resigned. The move aims to preserve price controls, avert a collapse of the wage program, and curb rising labor demands as Congress weighs repeal.
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Washington
Prest Truman
A. Colman Barrett
Earl N. Cannon
Mr. Truman
Tripartite Board
AFL
Truman
John R. Steelman
Barrett
Cannon
William Green
Chicago
Green
CIO
Philip Murray
Steelman
Congress
Morse Exposes Senate Struggle Over Rules and Unity
Senator Morse criticizes the rules committee as a blocker of floor legislation and warns the La Follette Monroney reform may fail without addressing rules. He urges public opinion to spotlight entrenched machine politics, warns against big business domination, and stresses unity to confront isolationism and world peace challenges.
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House of Representatives
Morse
Rules Committee
House
LaFolette-Monroney
Congress
United Nations
Credit Men Convene in 22nd Tri State Meeting
The 22nd annual Tri-States Conference of the National Association of Credit Men Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota opened in Cedar Rapids at the Montrose hotel with a noon luncheon. Mayor Frank K. Hahn welcomed attendees and Fred Harris of Omaha replied. Giern S. Mobry, general ...
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Tri-States
National Association of Credit Men
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Cedar Rapids Montrose Hotel
Frank K. Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Fred Harris
Omaha
Giern S. Mobry
Credit Men convention opens under Cedar Rapids leaders
Convention chairman and Joseph Kust president of the Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men presided over the opening meetings.
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Joseph Kust
The
Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men
Cedar Rapids to Hear Sewer Assessments on City Streets
City of Cedar Rapids announces a filed plat and schedule of proposed sanitary sewer assessments for designated street segments. A public hearing will be held November 4, 1946 at 10:00 AM. Objections must be in writing and filed with the City Clerk within twenty days of this notice. Maude M. Krebs, City Clerk. Rapids Gazette publication date October 10, 1946.
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City of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
City
14Th Avenue
Ek St Petes
Maude M. Krebs
Rapids
Jewish Children Donate Fruit to Children's Home
Temple Judah Sunday school plans to give more than two bushels of fruit to the Children's Home as part of Succos harvest festival. Succos services were held Wednesday night in conjunction with the annual collection.
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Temple Judah Sunday School
Temple
New Zealand Ranks Fourth in Global Wool Output
New Zealand remains the fourth largest wool producing country worldwide according to the latest industry figures. Major producers include Australia China and the United States, reflecting steady demand for fine and coarse wools in textiles and apparel.
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New Zealand
Assembly Room of The Air Begins Ninth Season
Radio listeners will hear Cedar Rapids youth perspectives in a 15 minute weekly program on WMT starting Friday at 4 p m. Sixteen senior contributors from local schools and a 28 member board will discuss topics from atomic issues to youth facilities in Cedar Rapids. Directed by Mrs Opalee Barnard the program opens with atomic problem explanations followed by questions and discussion.
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WMT
Cedar Rapids
Wilbur Miller
Wilson
Helenka Bartunek
Roosevelt
Opalee Barnard
Public School Program Marks Ninth Season
The program for the public schools enters its ninth season with Mrs. Barnard noting it has aired 480 times and involved more than 8,000 school children over nine years.
August Cedar Rapids Fire Loss Reported by Fire Chief
Fire damage in August totaled 621.57 dollars, with buildings and contents losses at 1,895 dollars. Public Safety Commissioner Hughes praised the department’s efficiency citing Kohout’s record. Uninsured losses stood at 15 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
E. P. Kohout
Re Public Safety
Commiedon Hughes
Kohout
C N W Granted Delay in Fixing Station Driveway
North Western railroad officials respond to a request by Public Improvements Commissioner David L. Williams made months ago regarding delaying work on the Station driveway while plans are reviewed.
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C.N.W
North Western Railroad
David L. Williams
City postpones repair of Union Station driveway to 1947
The North Western correspondence asked for a delay in repairing the driveway behind Union Station until 1947. Williams urged City Attorney Don Hines to write the railroad and demand that the street be repaired at the first opportunity in the spring.
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Union Station
North Western
Williams
Don Hines
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Mallory Street
Wilson Avenue
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Mt. Vernon Road
Penney's
Assembly Room of the Air
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Pearce
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PYREX
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