PAC Radio Impressions Stir Iowa GOP Battle
Willis York urges Iowa law to curb impersonations of Governor Blue on PAC broadcasts. Democrats deny repudiating PAC support while Republicans fear radicals may dominate the party. polls project mixed outcomes with tensions over campaign tactics and union printing questions linger.
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John Zug
Iowa
Presa Association
Des Moines
Willis York
York
Robert D. Blue
PAC
Frank Miles
Miles
Towa
Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
G. 10. P
Solid South
G.O.P
Gov. Blue
Calmar Child Stricken By Polio Hospitalized
Three year old Robert Bucheit son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Bucheit is a polio patient at University hospital in Iowa City He was stricken Monday The Bucheits have two other children Their home is under quarantine No other polio cases have been reported here.
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the Gazette
Calmar
Robert Bucheit
Gerald Bucheit
University Hospital
Iowa City
Bucheits
Girl killed by truck near Fairfield
Lois Hickenotam, 13, died when struck by a truck eight miles east of Fairfield as she crossed the highway to reach the family car. The car was driven by Harold Clark of Ottumwa.
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Fairfield
Lois Hickenotam
Harold Clark
Ottumwa
Port Hole Cafe’s pay what you please plan proves accepted
Clinton AP report: Port Hole cafe patrons choose meals at their own price. Co owners Floyd Magee and Charles Holmes say most payments fall 10 to 30 percent below menu. Some diners pay more. a few travel 200 miles after reading of the plan. The owners hope to use average paid prices to set future menus.
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Associated Press
Chuck Holmes
Port Hole
Clinton, Ia
Floyd Magee
Clinton
Magee
Charles Holmes
OPA
Holmes
Ohio
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Fulton, II
Henry Talle backs wartime measures amid price control critique
Henry Talle supported every measure aiding the war effort and backed price controls through war’s end as shortages and inflation grew under OPA mismanagement. A recent Iowa poll shows 71 percent oppose price controls.
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Henry Talle
Iowa
P T A Board Outlines Legislative Program
DES MOINES AP The Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers opened a three day session and outlined a 1947 legislative program. It calls for a state child guidance commission an advisory committee a children's code to coordinate juvenile delinquency services and increased support for schools. It also seeks better care for delinquent and dependent children and expanded library facilities.
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DES Moines
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Congress
Iowa
Water color by Marie Huper wins first prize
Sioux City AP reports Marie Huper of Towa City won first prize in the second annual Iowa water color show. Sponsored by the Sioux City Woman's club and the Sioux City Art association, the winning work is titled De serted Farm No. 2.
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Sioux City
Marie Huper
Towa City
Iowa
Sioux City Woman's Club
Sioux City Art Association
State Banks In Iowa Are Flourishing
Iowa state banks show rising deposits and assets with $1.393 billion in deposits at the end of the third quarter, up from $1.365 billion in June and $1.218 billion a year earlier. Total assets reached $1.473 billion, up $28 million from June, with 552 banks now chartered. Government bonds total $869 million, and capital accounts rise to $78.92 million. New banks were opened in Oelwein Montezuma Walker Central City Coggan Ainsworth Alden, Center Point liquidated.
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DES Moines
Iowa
N. P. Black
Department of Banking
Black
Oelwein
Montezuma
Walker
Central City
Center Point
Coggan
Ainsworth
Alden
Girl Dies of Injuries in Clinton Car Crash
Shirley Harlbrow, 19, died Thursday from injuries suffered October 22 when the car she rode in struck a tree. Six other people were injured in the crash.
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Clinton
INS
Shirley Harlbrow
University Awaits An Old-Fashioned Iowa Homecoming
Iowa City AP The University of Iowa plans its largest homecoming weekend with more than 50,000 expected to attend the football game versus Illinois, a potential Big Nine title decider. Fourteen events including a giant pep rally led by Dr. William Coder feature speakers Aubrey Devine and Bill Green, with the corn monument already completed downtown.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Illinois
Louis C. Zopf
Iowa
William Coder
University
Aubrey Devine
Bill Green
Iowa to open four more tumor clinics statewide
Des Moines (UP) The Iowa department of health will establish four additional tumor clinics in Council Bluffs Dubuque Mason City and Burlington to study cancer in cooperation with local county medical associations Four clinics already operate in Cedar Rapids Sioux City Ottumwa and Des Moines with plans for four more soon.
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Des Moines
E. G. Zimmerer
Division of Cancer Control
Iowa Department of Health
Council Bluffs
Dubuque
Mason City
Burlington
State Department of Health
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Ottumwa
Waubeek to Dedicate Tablet to 3 War Dead
Waubeek will unveil a bronze plaque honoring three war dead in a Sunday ceremony. Fred Payneer of Cedar Rapids will speak, with the Central City Legion post and the Springville band participating. The tablet lists Leo Miles, Francis Miles, and Russell Minor, children of local families.
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Waubeek
Fred Payneer
Cedar Rapids
Central City Legion Post
Springville
Leo
Francis Miles
Marshall Miles
Russell Minor
Algie Minor
Widow Sayers auctioned Murphy property from 1920 purchase
The sale this week involved Lucy Murphy, widow of H J Murphy, who had bought the building in 1920 from R M Sayers. The proceedings reflect the family's long association with the property and current disposition.
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R. M. Sayers
H. J. Murphy
Lucy Murphy
Trout season ends in Des Moines after 31 day extension
Des Moines reports the 1946 trout season closed Thursday following an administrative order by the state highway commission extending the season by 31 days. Local anglers faced the season’s end as authorities wrapped up fishing plans and regulations for the period.
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Des Moines
State Highway Commission
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