Cedar Rapids CIO bulletin urges registration and ballots
The fifth weekly bulletin of the Cedar Rapids City Industrial Union Council urges members to have precinct workers check registration for the Nov 7 election. It endorses George C. Claassen for Congress and Charles W. Hobbie for state senate, and notes an upcoming list of endorsed candidates. It also shows a Dewey photo with a critical caption from 1941.
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CIO
Cedar Rapids City Industrial Union Council
George C. Claassen
Congress
Charles W. Hobbie
State Senate
Linn County
PAC
Council
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Hearing on Establishment of Proposed Secondary Road District
Linn County Iowa sets hearing on a petition to establish a gravel surfacing district for a long township road in Clinton and nearby sections. The description lists extensive real estate parcels and owners affected, with the hearing set by the Linn County Supervisors for 2:60 PM on October 24, 1944, in Cedar Rapids.
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County Auditor
Linn County
Iowa
Township
Clinton Township
Francis Adolph
Pavek Lena
John Jr
Pavek Lene and
Ohn
Petterson Gustave A
Berthe
Rathourn L J
Winifred
Gev
Rathburn L
Ang Winifred
Mutual Trust Life Ins Co
Rods Gov Lot
Mutual Trust Life Ins_Co Sam
Jerabek Aul
All Gov Lot
Bemer Charlies
Mer
Bener Charlies
Mae
Drake
McArthur James C
Rangheck
John C
Railstock
Reml
Foote
Edith
Avetna Life Ins Co
Vinton Road
Jeepert Howard
Bemer
Petterson
Rathburn
Mitchell Howard
Rane County
Cedar Rapids
Dodge Wedding Plan Goes Ahead Despite Major Father
Cpl Horace Dodge III heir to the Dodge fortune and Margery Gehman plan to marry in Denver as Maj Horace Dodge Sr objects He may arrive Tuesday to press custody but Col R P Todd says no interference until talks occur The couple intends to wed if a pass from Lowry Field is granted and Maj Dodge’s stance remains unresolved
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Denver
Cpl
Horace Dodge
Dodge Automobile
Margery G. Gehman
Bsoy
Col
R. P. Todd
Lowry Field
Cpl. Dodge
Lowryfield
Miss Gehman
Harry M. Gehman
University of Buffalo
Margery
New York
Bud
Navy Dock Fire Kills and Maims at Terminal Island
A naval board probes a flash fire at Los Angeles area docks that killed three civilians and four sailors and left five sailors missing with about a hundred injured. Investigators link the blaze to a spark and surface fuel toluene from a naval tanker as flames surged between two landing ships. The disaster damaged a crane valued at $65,000 and spread rapidly across vehicles and dock facilities.
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Los Angeles
Naval Board
Naval
Naval Docks
Terminal Island
San Pedro
Worry of FALSE TEETH
Do not be embarrassed by loose teeth. Sprin tle FASTEETH on dentures for added comfort and security. It holds plates more firmly without gummy taste. Alkaline formula. Available at any drug store.
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Drus
Hickok Glass is Dedicated at Coe College Vesper
A stained glass window honoring Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hickok was dedicated in Sinclair Memorial chapel at Coe College during the season’s first vesper service. Dr. Hickok, professor emeritus of social and political science, was praised for his humor, intellect, and devotion to students. Mrs. Hickok, a long-time Cedar Rapids school board member, was lauded as a community leader and educator.
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Charles T. Hickok
Sinclair Memorial
Coe College
Hickok
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Boyd
Charles J. Lynch
C. Ward Macy
Division of Social Studies
Hickoks
David I. Berger
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Bricker urges stronger pre-audit powers to limit spending
Ohio Governor and GOP vice presidential nominee Bricker argued for extended pre-audit authority of the General Accounting Office to curb wasteful spending. He criticized the New Deal for seeking to shift control to the Treasury and urged a Dewey presidency with a Republican Congress to restore congressional oversight.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John W. Bricker
Ohio
General Accounting Office
G.O.P
Union Pacific
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress
Bricker
New Deal
Treasury Department
Wallace Praises Ball For Reelection Stand In Midwest
Vice President Wallace lauded Senator Ball of Minnesota for his courageous stand in announcing reelection support for President Roosevelt, during a visit to the Midwest. He commended Ball for backing the President amid party and regional pressures.
Churchill’s Home From Stalin Talks
London reports Prime Minister Churchill prepared to report on his Moscow talks with Premier Stalin. En route to London he paused at Cairo for conferences with Allied military chiefs. He arrived in England in a near London airfield wearing an air command uniform. Eden remained in Russia.
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London
INS
Churchill
Moscow
Stalin
Cairo
Reuters
Anthony Eden
Russia
England
Air Compan
House of Commons
Eden
Lopata Estate Notice from Linn County Iowa
We announce the estate of BLANCHE A. LOPATA late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to said estate should pay to the undersigned and those having claims against the estate must file them duly authenticated in the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court.
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Gazette Company
3Rd Ave
Ted Press
United Press International News Service
Associated Press
Goshter
U. S. Territories
Allen-Klapp Company
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Cy Detroit
Media and
ANPA
Norwich
Navy
Hove
Wallace Hails
Ball
Jos. Mekota
Ize
St. Joseph
Montgomery Word
Acin
Mars
Magnus Hotel
Misome
VapoRub
Brassieres
Thornewood
Salewards
Winter King
Seve
Montgomery Ward
Riverside First Quality
Riverside
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