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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1946

Page

7

Assembly of UN Awaits Opening Gun

Diplomats from around the world gather in New York ahead of the United Nations General Assembly opening in Flushing Meadows Park. President Truman will give the welcome address as Smuts of South Africa and India’s Vijayalakshmi Pandit arrive to debate decolonization and apartheid issues and the fate of Southwest Africa under a League mandate.

New York General Assembly of the United Nations Flushing Meadow Park Truman Jan Christiaan Smuts Union of South Africa Vijayalakshmi Pandit India Pandit Algiers TWA Shannon Eire South Africa Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Southwest Africa League of Nations

Ray LeGallyne Fined For Disturbing Peace

Ray LeGallyne was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Tuesday on a charge of drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He was arrested about midnight Monday by Patrolmen Vaude Fellwock and Felix Barta after Lois Bishop sought a police escort following an alleged assault. Officers found LeGallyne had broken into Bishop’s home in the 600 block of Fifth avenue SE and the couple were taken to the police station where the complaint was signed.

Ray LeGallyne Vaude Fellwock Felix Barta Lois Bishop Fifth Avenue SE LeGallyne Miss Bishop

GOP Campaign Swing Through Linn County in Iowa

GOP candidates led by Gov. Robert D. Blue will campaign across Linn County with a Second district luncheon in Montrose followed by a Marion meet your governor event at 2 p.m. The schedule includes stops in Lisbon Mt. Vernon Marion Central City Coggon Walker Center Point and Cedar Rapids. Bergeson and Rep. Talle join the effort with local party officials and veterans group support.

Linn County Republican Robert D. Blue Bergeson Montrose Harvey Lange Dubuque Arlene Raymone Independence Blue Marion Republican Women’s Club James Paul Cedar Rapids Linn County Republican Veterans Club Crystal Ballroom Talle Lisbon Mt. Vernon Town Hall Marion City Hall Second District Central City Amvet Coggon Legion Walker Ken Moon Center Point Rep. Talle R. D. Spooner Edgar King Charles Huff Sioux City Republican Veterans League of Iowa

Navy Combat Art Tour to Visit Cedar Rapids in December

Operation Palette, the navy combat art tour, will be in Cedar Rapids in December 1923, per navy recruiting officials. The exhibit travels westward from New Jersey in five day appearances and features 100 war paintings. The site for the showing is not yet chosen.

Cedar Rapids Navy New Jersey

Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Linn County Iowa

No 18813 announces Nellie Adler appointed executrix of Marguerite Munden estate in Linn County Iowa on October 14 1946. Creditors must payment and claims filed in Linn County District 1 office. attorney B L Wick and W Howard Smith represent.

Man Fined $45 on Three Traffic Charges

Louis Bell of 919 N street SW was fined 45 dollars and costs for three traffic charges in police court. He paid 25 dollars for reckless driving 10 dollars for driving without a license and 10 dollars for faulty equipment. Patrolman John Hlavacek arrested him after spotting erratic driving near Third Street SE and Fourth Avenue.

Louis Bell N Street Bell John Hlavacek Third Street Fourth Avenue Union Depot Hlavacek

Troop Arrivals Reported From Yokohama to Oakland

The Associated Press reports the Marine Devil was slated to arrive Tuesday in Oakland carrying 2,007 Army personnel from Yokohama. No other troop ships were listed as due.

Associated Press Oakland Yokohama

Miss Alice Page Promoted to History Professor at Coe

Coe College announces promotion of Miss Alice E Page to professor of history by President Byron S Hollinshead after board authorization. Longtime faculty member since 1909 she has also served as Women s Pan Hellenic adviser and completed study at Iowa Columbia Michigan and Minnesota programs.

Alice E. Page Coe College Byron S. Hollinshead Miss Page Coe Oskaloosa High School Penn College University of Michigan Ling Miss Rage University of Iowa Columbia University University of Minnesota

Regular Army Officer Information Available

Army officers of World War II may obtain application forms and information for the 25,000 additional regular army commissions by writing to the adjutant general in Washington, D.C. Officers who applied under the first integration program last spring and have not yet received supplemental information sheets should request them.

Adjutant General Washington, D.C

Transit passenger total tops 23 billion in 1945

The nation’s urban transit lines carried about 23,254,000,000 passengers during 1945, reflecting postwar mobility trends and heavy urban service demand across major cities. This figure highlights the scale of public transportation usage and the sustained reliance on mass transit networks.

Offensive Radio Ads Criticized By Paley At NAB

William S. Paley, chairman of the Columbia era, told the National Association of Broadcasters convention that broadcasting has allowed too many offensive ads. He blamed broadcasters, not advertisers, for excesses and urged an industrywide code of standards to curb irritating or in bad taste material aired in homes.

Chicago William S. Paley Columbia Era 9 Oe Paley America National Association of Broadcasters

Thief Ransacks House Takes Electric Razor

A report says a thief ransacked a residence on Se 1007 O Avenue NW and stole an electric razor. The theft left drawers and cupboards disturbed as Detectives L F Stusak and Frank Bukcek investigated the break in.

O Avenue NW L. F. Stusak Frank Bukacek

Notice of Appointment in Linn County Iowa Estate

Notice that Eleanor towa estate is appointed executor John Locke. All persons indebted to the estate must settle with the undersigned and those with claims must file them with authentication in the Linn County Iowa District Court. B Howell Attorney.

Towa Linn County Ous Eleanor Eg Ya Seetens Iowa John Locke B. Howell

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U.N Charles W Hobbie Democratic Nature Doan Smulekoff GOP C.R C. R Marguerite Munden Nellie Adler L. Wick W. Howard Smith Third Avenue First Street Luxury Group Gene de Ee Smalekoff Davenport Middle West C.R. Man Alice Page Regular Army Berlin Joseph T. McNarney Tae I - Union Trades Abel Counca
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