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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1946

Page

5

Hunters Held In Kidnaping Terror Probe Near Ames

In Nevada IA two Des Moines men were held for questioning after a farmyard shooting and a hitchhiker kidnapping. Sheriff Hall said the suspects matched descriptions from victims, with a car tied to the incident identified by license. Police later arrested the men in Des Moines.

Nevada B. M. Soper Clinton Summers St. Louis Des Moines Ames Soper Carl Robinson Railway Express Company Donald Stansal G. A. Hall Ackerman House Wansaker Iansaker Mhamasaker Summers Hall Hansaker

Christian Churches Favor Local Option Resolution Adopted at Iowa Convention

Des Moines AP delegates at the state convention of Christian churches urged a local option law and stricter liquor laws. They condemned political maneuvering that blocked the 1945 local option, and called ministers and lay leaders to oppose liquor and end the liquor traffic. Rev. Fred Sawyer of Bloomfield elected president succeeding Rev. Dwight Walker of Oskaloosa.

Des Moines State Convention of Christian Churches General Assembly Fred Sawyer First Christian Church Bloomfield Dwight Walker Oskaloosa

Finances and taxes dominate Iowa governor race remarks

Gov. Robert D. Blue touted Iowa’s strong finances at a Clinton rally while Frank Miles urged a tax cut on food clothing and medicine and a stronger veterans housing program in a radio address. Blue called for living within income and keeping Iowa a top place to live as the campaign nears its end. Miles warned of a low turnout benefiting reactionaries and forecast more than a million Iowans voting next Tuesday.

Robert D. Blue Frank Miles Blue Clinton Miles State of Iowa Towa

Motive Found in Slaying of Dr McKeown

In Muscatine Iowa State Agent Dwight Bender and Sheriff Fred Nesper report quarrels over cattle ownership between Dr A R McKeown and George Brown mayor of Conesville led to the doctors shooting. Brown is jailed without bond and has waived to the grand jury after McKeown died Tuesday at University hospital in Iowa City.

Muscatine A. R. McKeown Conesville McKeown George Brown Dwight Bender Fred B. Nesper Brown Cedar County Dr. McKeown University Hospital Iowa City

Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers Opens 3 Day Meet

About 700 delegates were expected to attend the twenty fourth annual convention of the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers, which opened its three day convention here Wednesday.

Des Moines Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers

Bobby Sox Ban Sparks Student Protest at Marycrest College

In Davenport AP report 33 senior women students circulate a petition protesting a bobby-sox ban by Marycrest college authorities. The order allows leg makeup but prohibits bobby-sox and bans class attendance for wearers. Protesters say stockings are unaffordable and wearing leg makeup in winter leaves legs too cold while anklets would keep feet warmer.

Davenport Marycrest Women’s College

Taxpayers Association To Hear Survey Chief

Francis Johnson former speaker of the Iowa house and now chairman of the Iowa tax study committee will be a principal speaker at the twelfth annual Iowa Taxpayers association meeting on November 15 in Des Moines Johnson, ex state Farm Bureau president, will outline the committee program for the governor and the Fifty-second general assembly The committee report is expected to be filed with the governor by November 15 enablingJohnson to present the recommended changes in Iowa tax laws.

DES Moines Francis Johnson Iowa House of Representatives Iowa Tax Study Committee Iowa Taxpayers Association Johnson State Farm Bureau General Assembly Iowa

Large Waterloo Fire Wrecks Wood Stock at Herrick

A $100,000 blaze destroyed or damaged about ten carloads of fine lumber at the Herrick Refrigerator company warehouse in Waterloo. The fire Tuesday night adds to October losses area wide, with investigations under way by the state fire marshal into other major fires at the Iowa Warehouse company Flour City Box and Manufacturing and more. Edward H. Northey, firm official, says much wood was stored last week and lost in the blaze.

Waterloo Herrick Refrigerator Company Iowa Warehouse Company Flour City Box and Manufacturing Company Dairy Cattle Congress Feldman Edward H. Northey

Ceilings Off Liquor Prices Expected to Rise

DES MOINES AP reports state liquor authorities foresee higher prices for straight whiskies and bottled in bond as OPA ceilings are removed. Wholesale costs may jump to seven or seven and a half dollars per fifth, with blended whiskies rising from about three dollars and twenty five cents.

Des Moines Bond

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