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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1946
Page
6
Washington AP reports the 1945 birth total fell to 2,735,456 from 2,794,800 in 1944 while the Public Health Service notes the 1946 birth rate may reach a new high. The data reflect births recorded during 1945 with expectations for a record year ahead.
No 18818 Linn County Iowa notice states Nellie Adler B L Wick and W Howard Smith attorneys announce the appointment of an executrix for Marguerite Munden deceased. The executrix on October 14 1946 qualifies duties and all debts must be paid to the estate with claims filed in Linn County District Court clerk office.
BERLIN AP War trained intelligence agents of the United States army are being recalled to active duty in Germany to counter the intelligence services of other nations. Returning on a voluntary basis in considerable numbers, they are needed to fill gaps left by redeployment and rotation policies. Officers say the recall has been stepped up due to the loss of experienced linguistically qualified agents and the youth of recent draftees. The bureau notes enlisted veterans remain untapped.
The Gazette publishes Tuesday showtimes from Paramount Palace Rialto and Strand venues. Films include Barbary Coast Night Editor Do You Love Me Ding Dong Williams Enchanted Forest Terror on Horseback Cinderella Jones San Antonio and others with listed daily screening times.
Three ships carrying more than 775 troops were scheduled to arrive Tuesday at U S ports. The arrivals:
New York John S Mitchell from Bremerhaven reports 12 troops and 93 war dogs aboard Twin Falls Victory from Port said two troops. Seattle Marine Falcon from Yokohama brings 765 troops. The Queen Elizabeth is described as the world’s largest ocean liner.
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