Truman on Way to His Home State
AP report on Harry S. Truman campaigning in New York and Missouri ending the tour with a rally in St. Louis and a homeward march to Independence. He defends foreign policy, criticizes GOP attacks, and urges turnout predicting strong Democratic margins in New York and other states.
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Truman Train
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
St. Louis
Independence
New York City
Queens Hall
New York
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
UN Korea Commission Urges Peace Talks Before Troop Withdrawal
The U N temporary commission on Korea said peaceful negotiations between northern and southern Korea must be established before any occupation forces are withdrawn.
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Lake Success
U.N. Temporary Commission On
Korea
Index Courthouse and Daily Record Highlights
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Marion
Certs Cae Radon Es Ieee Emecche
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Dewey Ends Campaign With Madison Square Garden Speech
Thomas E. Dewey wraps up his presidential bid with a Madison Square Garden address in New York. He plans a five minute NBC radio spot Monday urging a strong turnout and pledged cooperation with Congress if elected. He spoke in New Haven and Bridgeport urging voters to back his policy aims and criticizing Truman era foreign policy.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Madison Square Garden
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Congress
Joseph Martin, Jr
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Attleboro
Mass
Ohio
Taft
Senate
New Haven
Truman
Bridgeport
New York City
Congress of the United States
Woman Crusader Hurls Bottle at Tavern Window
Marie Van Muelebrock a 26 year old crusader known as a modern Carrie Nation hurled a pop bottle through a Rock Island saloon window to protest gambling. She claimed a slot machine existed and sought action from police and officials. Spector the saloon owner faced a warrant for the damaged pane while Van Muelebrock also faced charges for disturbing the peace.
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Rock Island
Ill
Marie van Muelebrock
Carrie Nation
Miss van Muelebroek
Moline
Rock Island County
Spector
Miss van Muelebrock
William Wilkens
Walter McBride
Chicago proposed city budget tops 81 million for 1946
Chicago Comptroller Robert B. Upham recommended a record city budget of 81,744,596 dollars for 1946 at a Saturday session. The proposal outlines anticipated expenditures across departments as the city plans to manage postwar finances.
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Chicago
Ching
Robert B. Up
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Rain
Partly cloudy tonight with increasing cloudiness Sunday as rain develops Sunday night. Lows around 50 tonight and a high near 65 Sunday.
Eight Center Point Firms Burglarized in One Night
Center Point sheriffs report eight local businesses broken into early Saturday with about 115 dollars in cash and various small items stolen. Targets include R G Fosnacht tavern, L B Grubbs drug store, Don Elliott grocery, Glen Hoagland market, Nora's inn, L H Curtis pool hall, Howard Dufoe hardware, and Ed Serbousek D X station. Break ins occurred via broken front doors or padlock removal, discovered around 3:30 to 4:30 a.m. Investigators James Smith Harlan Snyder and Larry Condon sought a stolen 1937 blue Dodge sedan owned by Eugene Divorsky. Cedar Rapids theft also tied to the case.
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Center Point
Sheriff’s Office
R. G. Fosnacht
L. B. Grubbs Drug Store
Don Elliott
Glen Hoagland Grocery
Nora’s Inn
Nora Barron
L. H. Curtis Pool Room
Howard Dufoe Hardware Store
Ed Serbousek
D-X Station
Eugene Divorsky
Snyder
Cedar Rapid
Aceue
Glenn Shatzer
Cold Stream Avenue
Truman Axemen Pressure Green to Renounce Proposal
AFL head William Green faced pressure from John L. Lewis and the Truman axemen to reject Lewis’s plan for U S intervention in the French coal miners strike under the Marshall plan. Green, who suggested sympathy at Minneapolis, was accused of other pressures back in Washington as Lewis urged action against French mine worker shootings. Separately, Cedar Rapids reports the first major rains in three weeks across Iowa with heavy showers in Hamburg and scattered totals statewide, followed by a forecast of partly cloudy weather and more rain.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Truman
AFL
William Green
Lewis
Green
United Mine Workers
Minneapolis
France
Cedar Raunds
Iowa
Associated Press
Hamburg
Sioux City
van Meter
Waukee
Council Bluffs
Spencer
Des Moiines
Cherokee
Atlantic
Creston
Iowa Falls
Marshaltown
Mason City
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Weather Bureau
Dun and Bradstreet Head Doubts Market Collapse
In Los Angeles the Dun and Bradstreet president said there is little or no possibility of a crackup in the financial market. New York credit expert Arthur Whiteside told a Rotary club that the economy has shifted from seller to buyer dominance but warned of trouble only if an international breakup occurs.
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Dun-Bradstreet
Los Angeles
Dun and
Bradstreet
New York
Arthur D Whiteside
Rotary Club
Judge weighs feud over split boat after hurricane repairs
In Miami Justice Cecil C. Curry halts a feud between Dewey Frazier and George Ford over a damaged rowboat. The two men once fished together but quarreled over ownership after Dewey divided the boat into thirds and took one piece. Dewey was jailed on malicious mischief charges. George paid repairs and offered a buyout as the case unfolds.
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George
Miami
Cecil C. Curry
George Ford
Dewey Frazier
Cedar Rapids Fireman Receives Carnegie Medal for River Rescue
Jesse Hunter 32 of Cedar Rapids received the Carnegie Medal for saving Herman Meyer 13 and Darwin Kane 14 from drowning in the Cedar River on July 2 1947. Hunter swam 1500 feet against a four mile per hour current, reached Herman unconscious, and guided both boys to safety with aid from fellow firefighters and police.
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Jesse Hunter
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids
Hunter
Herman Meyer
Darwin Kane
Cedar River
Municipal Island
Central Fire Station
First Street
Associated Press
Herman
Darwin
the Gazette
Carnegie Commission
Death of Clyde H White Assistant City Health Officer
Clyde H White 68, assistant city health officer, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home early Saturday. Mayor Frank K Hahn named William Shimek interim head of health department. White joined the department in 1939 and became assistant in 1944. A Cedar Rapids barber before public service, he resided at 1210 Fifth Ave SE and was born in Port Mitchell Indiana. Surviving wife Lola. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday at Barta Hesser chapel with burial in Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Cedar Rounds
Clyde H White
William Shimek
White
Frank K. Hahn
Health Department
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue SE
Port Mitchell
Ind
International* Journeyman Barbers
Iowa Barbers Association
International Union
A. F. of
Lola White
Marvin Kober
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar. Memorial Cemetery
Manchuria City Mukden Allegedly Falls to Communists
Report from Nanking indicates Mukden Manchuria's largest city has fallen to Communist forces. Earlier dispatches said Red troops were on city outskirts and had infiltrated some areas.
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Nanking
Mukden
Manchuria
Mukden Fall Edges Toward Red Victory in Chinese Civil War
Mukden battles escalate as Red forces threaten North China with a winter offensive. Reports from Mukden indicate government troops retreating south while consular staffers note a potential evacuation from Yingkow and Hulu lao. Chiang Kai-shek’s spokesman calls current battles decisive, with Communist claims of destroying several of Chiang’s armies.
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Manchuria
Wei Li-huang
Hululao
Yingkow
Berlin
North China
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
Tahushan- Heishan
Bullitt to China as congressional watchdog
William C Bullitt, named special agent for a Republican led foreign aid committee, will probe all aspects of U S aid to Chiang Kai-shek. A former Truman critic, he departs Nov 9 to report findings directly to the committee, aiming to influence policy regardless of State Department clearance.
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China
Washington
William C Bullitt
United Press
Chiang Kai-shek
Truman
Congressional
Senate Appropriations Committee
Douglas MacArthur
Chiang
U. S
North China
Committee
State Department
Senate
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