Thousand Club Denies Political Ties In Dewey Charge
Frank J. Lewis, national chairman of the One Thousand Club, says Governor Dewey based his charges on unverified statements from two Arkansas men not connected to the group. He explains the club formed in Chicago on Sept. 11 is nonpartisan and aims to support the war effort and a bipartisan peace.
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Chicago
Frank J. Lewis
One Thousand Club
Thomas E. Dewey
Lewis
White House
Dewey
Roosevelt
United States
Dewey Charged With Tinker Toy Approach In Debates
In a radio debate on Americas Town Meeting of the Air Secretary Ickes labeled Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s foreign policy as a tinker toy approach. Sen. Ferguson countered that the New Deal is bankrupt in principle and in personnel.
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Ickes
NEW York
Interior Ickes
Thomas E. Dewey
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Ferguson
Roosevelt
Dewey
America
One Thousand Club
Democratic National Committtee
Appointment of Administratrix in Georre Zracek Estate
Probate notice from Linn County Iowa names Mary A. Easker as Administratrix of the Georre Zracek estate. It directs all debts to be paid to the estate and all claims filed with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. The case is Probate No. 173728 and lists Chaos Perringroth as attorney.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Georre Zracek
Iowa
Wisconsin Theta Chi faces charter withdrawal for paddling veteran
Madison AP reports UW Madison dean Scott Goodnight asked the university committee on student life to withdraw the Wisconsin Theta Chi chapter charter after investigations into paddling and heat treatment of a disabled war veteran Quentin S Soik of Milwaukee and two pledges. Chapter national president Frederick W. Ladue of New York resisted withdrawal and planned to visit Madison to seek an amicable adjustment.
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Madison
Wis
Scott H. Goodnight
University of Wisconsin
University Committee
Wisconsin
Theta Chi Fraternity
Frederick W. Ladue
New York
Quentin S Soik
Milwaukee
Ladue
Ghost of Guam's Divorce Set Aside
In San Diego California a Superior Court judge set aside the divorce of Chief Radioman George Tweed known as the ghost of Guam. The ruling upheld Mrs Tweed's claim she signed papers without understanding them and she could share in potential profits from Tweed's wartime 31 month saga, estimated between 100000 and 250000 dollars.
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San Diego
Calif
George Tweed
Guam
Superior Court
Jacob Weinberger
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company published daily and Sunday at 500 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa enters as second class matter June 13 1932. Full leased wire AP and UPI news. Subscription rates listed by carrier and mail and editions. Locations of office affiliates in Chicago New York Detroit. Member of Media Records and APNA.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
3Rd Ave
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
U.S. Territories
Allen-Klapp Company
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York
New Center
Detroit
Media Records
A.N.P.A
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Pea
U. S
Thousand Club
Mary A. Easker
Chaos
Toten
Trainian
Eire
City of
Cedar, Rapids
Iowa Avenue
Sth Street
Sth
Maude M. Krebs
Krebs Flower Shop
Third Avenue
Neary
Craemen’s Street
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coca-Cola
Hi-Teens
Laura Lee
Airforce
Jersey
Kay McDowell
Ches
Craemer
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