Kenridge Tenants Air Complaints At Cedar Rapids Trailers
Kenridge Terrace residents in Cedar Rapids describe serious conditions in the federal public housing project. A contractor is ordered to proceed on repairs, with an expected start next week, while tenants report continued water damage, mold, and unsafe trailer floors. Campaigning for timely action, housing officials note prior surveys and delays.
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John Reynolds
Kenridge Terrace
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Ralph M. Pickering
the Gazette
Newton
Kenridge
Pickering
Chicago
Federal Public Housing Authority
Carl Ells
Carl
Linn County
Wilson Wyatt
National Housing Administrator
Thirty-second Street
Judge Orders Disinterment of Woman's Body
A Cedar Rapids judge signed an order for the disinterment of an unidentified body buried in the Burns family plot at Shiloh cemetery. The order allows disinterment, examination, and reburial, with fees covered by the Burns family. health department consent is required.
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Cedar Rapids News
J. T. Burns
Shiloh
Cedar Rapids
G. K. Thompson
William W. Crissman
Burns
Chicago
Tom Evans
Evans
Thompson
C Beatty
State Department of Health
Crissman
Butter Prices Drop. Cedar Rapids Stores See Wide Variance
Cedar Rapids grocers faced a chaotic butter market with prices ranging from 81 to 96 cents a pound amid a broader meat price upheaval. Dealers reported costs doubling for beef, scarce pork, and rising bacon prices as buyers ponder future trends and strikes in response to sharp price spikes.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
M. L. Downey
Me Too
Frank V. Orr
Wapsie Valley
New York
Bell
Cedar
Plyures of Ag
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
American Meat Institute
New Jersey
Independent Butchers Association
Byrnes urge to rid world of fear in NBC broadcast
Secretary Byrnes called on Russia and the world to abandon fear of another war, saying such fear hampers European economic recovery and peace efforts. He defended patient but firm U S policy toward the Soviet Union, criticized Russia’s Paris stance, and urged reconciliation while protecting U S principles.
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Russia
Europe
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Wallace
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Rus
Soviet Union
Baltic States
Ussr
Koenigsberg
Bessarabia
Bukowina
Ruthenia
Pacific
Kuriles
Port Arthur
Sakhalin
Chinese Arrest Russian Prelate
Chinese military authorities arrested Archbishop Victor head of the Russian Orthodox church in China and Manchuria a Soviet citizen. A garrison spokesman said the defense ministry ordered the arrest on suspicion he was a Communist agent. The move risks affecting about 129000 Russians in China and provokes church leaders who say the arrest stems from collaboration.
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Shanghai
Victor
China
Manchuria
National Defense Ministry
Alexis
Moscow
Senator Vandenberg Talks Paris Peace Conference on CBS
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan will discuss the Paris peace conference in an interview on CBS at 6 tonight.
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Senator Vandenberg
Rmich
CBS
Marine Band Tickets On Sale In Gazette Ad
The Gazette lists tickets for The President's Own Marine Band. Tickets go on sale until 9 p.m. Wednesday in Topeka for an event expected to attract about 9 000 attendees.
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Marine Band
Topeka
Yugoslavia Denies U.S. Enslavement Charge In Bitter Clash
Washington and Belgrade traded accusations over alleged American citizens held in Yugoslav camps. U.S. officials cited 165 forced labor cases and possible deaths, while Yugoslavia’s Sergeije Makiedo denied slavery and argued many involved German minority members with Yugoslav citizenship. Officials estimate 2,000 to 3,500 Americans in Yugoslavia and say most seek return to the United States.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Tito
State Department
Russia
Belgrade
Sergeije Makiedo
America
Makiedo
Germany
Lid's Off 90 Percent Food Prices Rise
The OPA estimates that American housewives now face a 90 percent free market in food prices as thriftiness remains the main check against inflation. About 35 percent of items in the typical family basket are price free, with 45 percent still under ceilings and 18 percent in the restricted class, indicating a shift toward freer pricing.
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Washington
OPA
Robber Stops Levy Outside Chicago Home, Takes $125
David Levy, a state conservation employee, was accosted by a gunman as he left his north side home. The robber stole $125, then fled on a bicycle toward Sheffield Avenue, according to Levy’s report to police.
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Chicago
David Levy
North Side
Levy
Sheffield Avenue
Wallace Sees Byrnes Progress Amid State Policy Debate
Former Secretary Wallace, commenting after listening to Secretary Byrnes Friday night, says he is more certain that the US must adopt a real American approach. He notes Byrnes has amended since Stuttgart and hopes further progress leads to justice, good will, and peace in foreign policy.
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Washington
LLP
Commerce
Wallace
Byrnes
United States
Stuttgart
of State
Stalin Visit to America Hinted on Liner Aquitania
Halifax dispatch reports Premier Stalin may visit the United States and possibly Canada in November. The Chronicle cites a reliable source claiming a suite is being prepared aboard the liner Aquitania for Stalin. Arrival expected in New York around November 5.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Stalin
United States
Canada
The
Chronicle
Aquitania
New York
U S Ends Wartime Controls on Women's Fashion Styles
Washington UPI The government scrapped four year wartime controls on women’s styles including Order L-85 and related orders. CPA officials said fabric supplies have improved allowing spring designs without length or sweep limits though restraint urged due to remaining shortages.
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Washington
Small
CPA
Dr W D Yavorsky Dies in California Navy Hospital
Dr William Daniel Yavorsky born May 28 1910 in Belle Plaine and former Cedar Rapids physician died of poliomyelitis in a Alameda California navy hospital after a short illness He served as a navy commander and pilot and flight surgeon survived by wife two sons George William II and Mark two parents two brothers and two sisters burial in Belle Plaineห่ง
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Cedar Rapids
William Daniel Yavorsky
Navy
Alameda
Calif
Belle Plaine
University of Iowa
Jersey City
Yaversay
United States Navy Flight Sur
Floyd Nnett Field
N. Y
New York
Mark
George William Yavorsky
Jack
Strand Egan
Chi
Dan Martin
C. H. Kingsolver
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