Dewey Plans Labor Policy Address On Campaign Swing
Thomas E. Dewey pledged a forward looking labor program in a broadcast from Pittsburgh. He aims to outline protections and benefits for workers while signaling possible Taft Hartley modifications. The plan reflects a cautious approach to union endorsements amid Mine Workers actions and UMW leadership influences.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
United Mine Workers
CBS
Pittsburgh
Paul Lockwood
Dewey
America
New York
John L. Lewis
Truman
UMW
Lewis
Postmaster Baldwin Honored at Iowa Banquet
Frank Baldwin, Cedar Rapids postmaster, was honored at a Saturday banquet by about 40 Iowa postmasters and their wives from Linn and Benton counties. The event at the Roosevelt hotel praised his postal service work since 1934 as he prepares to retire January 31.
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Frank Baldwin
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Linn
Benton
Roosevelt Hotel
Baldwin
Postal Service
J C School Presents Gypsy Fiesta Song and Dance
Immaculate Conception school's music department hosts a song and dance fiesta titled Gypsy Fiesta at 7 45 p m tonight in the school auditorium. Seventh and eighth graders and the glee club perform after a marimba solo by Rose Mary Jennings.
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Immaculate Conception School
Rose Mary Jennings
Immaculate Conception Glee Club
Iowa Deaths Toledo B R Emerson
Toledo B R Emerson of Wisconsin died Saturday. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Community Chest asks support as city quotas rise
The article notes how each city applies a fair share guide based on salary, detailing specific quota requests in Cedar Rapids Dubuque Des Moines and Sioux City. It cites percentage increases for Davenport Dubuque and a 3.9 percent rise for Cedar Rapids while urging continued funding of welfare agencies to avoid multiple annual campaigns.
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Gazette-Shipton
Community Chest
Jack Bevins
Ronald Popelka
Howard Cambridge
Cedar Rapids
Red Feather
Dubuque
Oy Moines
Des Moines
Silliman
Sioux City
Davenport
Eleven New Polio Patients At University Hospital
Special to The Gazette Iowa City eleven new polio patients named by University hospital officials, largest single addition this year. Total active cases now under treatment at the hospital reaches a 1948 record of 29. Names include Joan Benson, Gail Pritchard, Janice Dolph, Donna Boyles, Iane McMenimen, Thomas Jenkins, Harold Wies, Janice Crawford, Joseph Rica, Walter Rose, and Otis Hindbaugh.
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Iowa City
University Hospital
Joan Benson
Clinton
Gail Pritchard
Algona
Janice Dolph
Cedar Rapids
Donna Boyles
Dougherty
Iane McMenimem
Thomas Jenkins
Hawkeye Toastmasters Elect Dodge President
Don W. Dodge is named president of Hawkeye Toastmaster club No. 617 after elections held last week. Harry G. Hoyt becomes vice president with Milo J. Sediacek as secretary, Ralph L. Hamer treasurer, and Ralph E. Veley sergeant at arms. Meetings are at 5 45 p.m. every Monday at the YMCA.
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Don W. Dodge
Hawkeye Toastmaster Club
Harry G. Hoyt
Milo J. Sediacek
Ralph L. Hamer
Ralph E. Veley
Y.M.C.A
Nature boy Eden Ahbez becomes father to son
Los Angeles reports Eden Ahbez and his wife welcomed a six pound four ounce son at St Vincent s Hospital. Both mother and baby are described as doing okay by the hospital.
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Los Angeles
St. Vincents Hospital
Eden Ahbez
Rites Wednesday For Pfc Telecky Killed In Action
The body of Pfc. George Telecky infantryman killed on Luzon February 28 1945 will arrive in Cedar Rapids Monday evening. Survived by wife Genevieve son Steven parents Frank and Mrs Telecky sister Mrs Kolek. Services set for 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Kuba funeral home and 9 a.m. at St Wenceslaus church with burial in the church cemetery.
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George Telecky
Luzon
Cedar Rapids
Frank Telecky
J Avenue
Telecky
New Guinea
Sixth Army
Philippines
Genevieve
Steven
Earnest
J. R. Kolek
Springville
Z.C.B.J. Lodge No
St. Wenceslaus Church
Kuba Funeral Home
Death rites set for Mrs Annie E Baker in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs Annie E Baker widow of Luther Baker long time Cedar Rapids resident will be held at Turner chapel Monday at 1 30 pm with Rev Andrew E Kurth of Westminster Presbyterian Church officiating Burial follows in Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Annie E. Baker
Luther Baker
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Andrew E. Kurth
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Hat tie Mae Vaverka
Funeral services for Mrs Hat tie Mae Vaverka of 216 Fifth Street SW will be held at 3 30 p m Monday in Turner chapel with Rev S E Dooty of the Church of God officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Hattie Mae Vaverka
Fifth Street
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
S. E. Dooty
Church of God
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services set for Mrs James Groves in Cedar Memorial Park
Services for Mrs James Groves who died Friday at her son Ross Groves home 1523 B avenue NE will be held 2 30 p m Monday at Barta Hesser funeral home led by Rev Carroll Roberts Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial park Friends
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James Groves
Ross Groves
B Avenue NE
Barta- Hesser
Carroll Roberts
Cedar Memorial Park
Death notice for Joseph S. Klouda phrase
Joseph S. Klouda 69 died 11 20 a m at sister in law Anna Klouda s home 1603 K street SW He was a retired farmer born May 10 1879 near Solon moved to Cedar Rapids six months ago Survived by sister Mrs Fred Krall Cedar Rapids and brothers Matthew Mr Vernon and Martin Klouda Body at Brosh Funeral Home Solon services pending
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Joseph S. Klouda
Anna Klouda
Solon
Cedar Rapids
Fred Krall
Matthew
Vernon
Martin Klouda
Brosh
Marshall comments on Vinson mission and U N stance
Marshall warns that Western unity hinges on peaceful intent and European calm. He notes UN delegates are stirred by the Vinson Moscow proposal and opposes a one nation approach to Russia. He cites Truman’s statements and ongoing Paris meetings as American leadership hangs in the balance.
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Marshall
United Nations
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Vishinsky
Warren R. Austin
United States
U. N
Russia
Senator Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Lovett
Truman
Paris
Palestine
Berlin
Justice Vinson
Generalissimo Stalin
Real estate shifts eyed as boom period looms
Wilson Wenzlik urges liquid holdings in government bonds for safety while predicting a strong selling window for real estate. He favors selling urban properties and certain farm assets, holding farms and apartments, with rent control likely ending in three years and wages stagnating unless productivity improves.
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Wenzlik
Warren tour boosts Dewey bid in Iowa campaigns
Gov. Earl Warren drew 20 000 to 25 000 Iowa listeners during a one day campaign swing from Manly to Sioux City, stressing a need for a Republican congress to support President Dewey. He praised GOP unity and targeted voters in Third and Eighth districts while courting farmers on the agriculture committee. Warren defended housing and inflation stances and urged energizing support for Gross Wilson Beardsley Dolliver Hoeven and other Republican incumbents. The party hopes the Iowa boost helps in key races as the train continues to Omaha and Cheyenne.
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Sioux City
G.O.P
Iowa
Guy M. Gillette
Cherokee
Carroll O. Switzer
Warren
Des Moines
George A. Wilson
William S. Beardsley
H. R. Gross
Manly
Waterloo
Gross
John W. Gwynne
Dan Ryan
Parkersburg
Wilson
Beardsley
Fort Dodge
Tom Dewey
Mr. Gross
George Wilson
Democrats
the Gazette
Philadelphia
Congress
Central High
Trude Willharm
National
C. X. Hickman
Albert Lea
Minn
Harrison Spangler
Spangler
Senator Hickenlooper
Rep. Dolliver
Rep
Gov. Warren
Senator Knowland
Matron 31 and Youth 16 Seek Marriage
Mrs Fay Brody Kahn 31 plans to wed Ronnie Charles Simmrin 16 after her divorce filing by Barry Kahn 37 seeks custody of their two children Kenneth 7 and Rickey 3. Ronnie a Venice High School dropout who left the Army, says they are in love and will marry as soon as possible.
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Los Angeles
INS
Ronnie
Philip Brody
Mrs. Kahn
Kenneth
Rickey
Kahn
Truman Glasses Returned with President's Thanks
Mort Cohn, assistant program director at WCHS Charleston, found President Truman's glasses left on a speakers' stand after a Democratic rally on October 1. He mailed them to the White House and received a personal note of thanks stating the glasses could not be replaced immediately and that the President was glad an honest man returned them.
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Charleston
W. Va
Mort Cohn
WCHS
Truman
Cohn
Mr. Truman
White House
Wagner Honored for Real Estate Service in Iowa
John J. Wagner of Cedar Rapids, president of the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers and past president of the Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board, was elected Saturday to honorary life membership in the Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards. He is the second recipient, after Arch Madden of Des Moines, honored last year.
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John J. Wagner
Cedar Rapids
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
Warren Campaign Swing Through Iowa Stirs Big Crowds
Warren frames the 1948 campaign as unity across the GOP with a focus on aiding farmers while condemning Democratic cabinet infighting. He travels a 15 car campaign train across Iowa, drawing large crowds in Sioux City Waterloo and other stops, as Sen Barkley campaigns for Democrats.
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Republican Party
Iowa
Sioux City
White Horse Patrol
Warren
Whitney Gillilland
Mrs. Ger
Kiwanis to Hear Eric Lam Pard on European Union Prospects
Cornell history and political science instructor Eric Lam Pard will speak at the Kiwanis club Wednesday October 13 at 12 15 p.m. in the Roosevelt hotel on prospects for a union of Western Europe. Hanford post No 5 American Legion meets next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Memorial Coliseum.
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Kiwanis
Eric Lampard
Cornell College
Political Science
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Cedar Rapids
National Legion
Emerson, 74, Dies At Home Near Toledo
B R Emerson, a Tama county farmer and insurance salesman, died at his Toledo area home Saturday at 6 10 p m He is survived by his wife a son Earl of Toledo two daughters Mrs Fred Nachazel of Toledo and Fern of New York as well as three brothers and five sisters Funeral arrangements are pending
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Toledo
B. R. Emerson
Tama County
Emerson
Earl
Fred Nachazel
Fern
New York
Theft at Greene Hall During Coe Monmouth Game
A Coe senior reported personal belongings valued around 130 dollars stolen from a room in Greene hall after the Coe Monmouth football game. Norman Bakehouse of Sigourney told police he found clothes jewelry and luggage missing upon return from the game.
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Coe
Greene Hall
Norman Bakehouse
Sigourney
Coe-Monmouth
Nervous gunman robs LaGuardia field cashier
A nervous gunman staged the first holdup at LaGuardia field and escaped with 3365 dollars from a Pan American Airways cashier. Carl Nelson, 50, of Brook, said the bandit bound and gagged him as his hand trembled, nearly spilling the gun. The thief took the cash box but left a compartment with several thousand dollars.
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New York
INS
LaGuardia Field
Pan-American Airways
Carl Nelson
Brook
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