Cycle Leading To Recession Bankers Told
DES MOINES AP C. S. Young president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago told Iowa bankers midwest inflation looms and further strikes could trigger a downturn. He warned of a possible recession if consumer savings dwindle and incomes cannot sustain price levels, noting district output under capacity. Commercial and agricultural loans rose 40 percent postwar, with Aug. 21 totals at 8.4 billion dollars as banks hold inventories against price rises.
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DES Moines
C. S. Young
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Iowa Bankers Association
Young
Federal Reserve
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
UNRRA
Massey Sets 60 Day Limit on Grand Reward
Safety Commissioner Walter J. Massey announced a 60 day limit on the $1 000 Grand reward from his personal fund for evidence convicting any Des Moines police officer of collusion or conspiracy in the Grund case. Municipal Judge Harry B Grund faces assault with intent to rape charges from a claim by Dorothy Roth a Des Moines divorcee. Massey said evidence should be produced within the 60 day window if any police involvement exists.
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DES Moines
INS
Walter J. Massey
Massey
Grund
Harry B Grund
Dorothy Roth
Mrs. Miller to Join Husband on Okinawa
Mrs Marion A Miller and her son will depart Friday for San Francisco and sail to Okinawa to join her husband Lt Col Miller deputy group commander of the 22nd Bomb Group. Mrs Miller's mother Mrs H E Fox will accompany her to San Francisco.
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Tama
Marion A. Miller
San Francisco
Okinawa
Col. Miller
Twenty Second
Chinchillas Thrive on Iowa Fur Ranch Near Castalia
Iowa fur farmer R F Kneeskern raises chinchillas at Castalia with 23 animals, touted as the state's first chinchillas and among the first in the north central U.S. Bought eight from California in 1945 for 1000 dollars a pair, the herd has grown. Chinchillas, from the Andes, yield coats but are scarce. a coat once sold for 30000 dollars. Kneeskern notes their gentle nature, small size, and high fur density with 40 to 80 hairs per follicle. Neighbors include 600 mink on the ranch where Kneeskern has worked since 1928.
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Florence L. Clark
McGregor
Iowa
R. F. Kneeskern
Castalia
North Central
United States
Kneeskern
California
Andes
South America
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Chinchilla
Kneeskern Ranch
Iowa Marriages and Engagements Chronicle
Anamosa couple Miss Marilyn Forter and Guyford Daut wed in a candlelight First Methodist ceremony in Anamosa. Postville couple Miss Helen Becker and Lloyd Everman marry at St. Pauls Lutheran in Anamosa. West Union ties Miss Mary Margaret Broghammer to Philip Schmidt at Holy Name Church. Greeley marriage unites Cpl. Richard J. Sawyer and Estalyne Mansfield at Jeffersonville. Watkins wedding weds Dolores Schmidt to Joe Becker near Blairstown.
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Anamosa
Marilyn Forter
J. E Porter
Guyford Daut
Ray Handley
Tipton
Holy Name Catholic Church
E. L. Cooney
Greeley
C. A Sawyer
Cpl
Richard J. Sawyer
Estalyne Mansfield
Paul Mansfield
Jeffersonville
Ind
Waukon Meat Dealer Dies After Fall at Market
William H. Hausmann 83, pioneer Waukon resident and longtime meat market operator since 1912, died after a fall Monday night. Born in Germany, he came to the U.S. as a youth, married Anna Troendle in 1889, and leaves two daughters, three sons, with funeral arrangements pending at Martin's funeral home.
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Waukon
William H. Hausman
Allamakee County
Decorah
Germany
United States
French Creek Township
Anna Troendle
Lansing
Roseland
Matilda Welter
George Phillips
Walter
Fred
Frank
Martin
Medicine Plan For Ailing Vets In Iowa Told
About 400 Iowa pharmacists will join a program enabling veterans with service connected disabilities to obtain prescriptions from doctors and have them filled without cost. Doctors and pharmacists will bill the VA monthly, with eligibility estimated at 17 000 to 30 000 Iowa veterans as records rise. The plan, organized by Gen. Omar Bradley, aims to end waiting periods for veterans to receive VA hospital services.
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DES Moines
Iowa
D. L. Bruner
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Iowa Medical Society
Veterans Administration
Bruner
Veterans Administration Hospital
Omar Bradley
Army
Navy
Publicity chief forecasts Blue victory over Miles
Des Moines Republican State Central Committee publicity head Lou Gardner predicts Gov. Robert D. Blue gains more than 60 percent in the November election based on a Des Moines poll. Gardner notes 46 percent for Blue, 30 percent for Miles, with 24 percent undecided, and asserts Miles’ campaign hurts party unity and confidence as election day nears.
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Des Moines
INS
Republican State Central Committee
Lou Gardner
Robert D. Blue
Blue
Frank Miles
Floyd Miles
Gardner
Miles
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Nels Kraschel
Iowa
Lutheran Brotherhoods To Meet at Wyoming
Wyoming Wyoming October annual fall conven tion of area five of the Lutheran brotherhoods of the Iowa district of the American Lutheran church will convene in the Wyoming high school auditorium Sunday evening. Prof Theodore LeVander of Augustana college will lecture and area president Otto Bassach of Preston will chair the business meeting. Other officers include John Stodthoff Maquoketa vice president and R L Orth Wyoming secretary with Iowa district president Louis Bender Davenport also expected.
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Wyoming
Area Five of Brotherhoods
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
Theodore LeVander
Augustana College
Rock Island
Ane
Otto Bassach
Preston
John Stodthoff
Maquoketa
R. L. Orth
Louis Bender
Davenport
Merritt Named Associate Commissioner of Public Debt
Public Debt Official in Washington announces that Donald M. Merritt from Iowa City Ta has been appointed associate commissioner. Merritt has served in the U S treasury department since 1935.
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Washington
Donald M. Merritt
Iowa City
Merritt
U. S Treasury Department
Railroad Cop Kills Assailant in Yard Attack
Clinton police say a five man assault on North Western yards left one man dead, two wounded, and three others detained or sought. Patrolman John D. Dudley fired the fatal shot at Bebensee and wounded the Kreucher brothers. Brougham in custody with charges of assault with intent to commit a felony.
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Clinton
Chicago and North Western
Herman Thomson
Raymond J H. Bebensee
James I Kreucher
John Kreucher, Jr
Thomson
John D. Dudley
North Western
Bebensee
Kreuchers
Thomas Brougham
Brougham
Dudley
Navy
Thomsen
Rubber Footwear Price Controls Lifted in Iowa
DES MOINES IA Tuesday the Iowa district Office of Price Administration suspended price controls on all rubber footwear including rubbers galoshes boots and shoes with vulcanized soles saying supply and demand are in approximate balance under the new price control law A suspended order can be eliminated and controls restored if necessary.
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DES Moines
INS
Iowa District Office of Price Administration
OPA
Therapists to Meet in Iowa City October 4 5
A fall meeting of the Iowa Occupational Therapy association is set for October 4 and 5 in Iowa City. Marguerite McDonald director of the University of Iowa school of occupational therapy will lead the event.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Occupational Therapy Association
Iowa City
Marguerite McDonald
University of Iowa School of Occupational Therapy
Lawyer Seeks Delay in Ottumwa Mayor's Trial
Federal Judge will hear defense motion on Sept. 17 for a continuance to January of the trial of Ottumwa Mayor David Nevin and Fay P. Graham, indicted last April on fraud charges tied to city purchase of surplus government trucks. The defense cites Graham's illness and hay fever season.
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Ottumwa
Charles A. Dewey
David Nevin
Fay P. Graham
Nevin
Graham
Charles Bookin
Oklahoma Show Plays To Record Audience
The National Theater guild’s Oklahoma troupe opened an 8 night run at KRNT Radio theater Des Moines. It drew 4,200 attendees, a national one night attendance mark for legitimate stage. Gov Robert Kerr and wife attended, seeing the show for the fourth time.
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Des Moines
National Theater Guild
Oklahoma
KRNT
Iowa
Radio Theater
Robert S. Kerr
Capital Parking Meters Budget Snag Shocks Des Moines Council
Des Moines city council disclosed a budget shortfall after underestimating about 87000 dollars for 1200 parking meters. The shortfall risks delaying meter installation and may force use of an emergency fund as a potential solution.
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Des Moines
INS
Renewal of Iowa City Water Service Okayed
Iowa City council adopted a 20 year renewal of the Iowa Water Service franchise and set October 8 for a special election on ratifying or rejecting the extension. The present franchise runs through 1948.
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Iowa City Water Service
Iowa City
Iowa Water Service Company
Meat Price Talk In Cedar Rapids
OPA plans a series of Iowa meetings to discuss meat price control rules. The sessions target wholesalers, retailers, locker plants, and custom slaughterers with a kickoff at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at the Des Moines YMCA and events in Ottumwa Waterloo Burlington and Cedar Rapids through Friday.
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Des Moines
OPA
Iowa
Iowa District Office of Price Administration
Des Moines Y.M.C.A
Ottumwa
Y.M.C.A
Waterloo
Governor Aspirants To Head Iowa Ballot Again
DES MOINES AP The Iowa gubernatorial race will place the candidate names on the November ballot for the fourth time since 1904 when Iowa shifted to biennial elections. This year Robert D Blue leads the Republican ticket and Frank Miles heads the Democratic slate. Previously governors were at the top in 1906 1910 and 1934 while other years featured different ticket heads.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Robert D. Blue
Frank Miles
U. S
Soldier's Wife Loses Car and $300 to Hitchhiker
Mrs. Gertrude Levenson of Buffalo, NY, said a youth in army uniform she picked up near Cedar Rapids drove her car toward Blair Missouri River Bridge, struck her several times, then fled east after she jumped out, leaving a purse with $300. she was bound for Seattle to rejoin her husband awaiting discharge.
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Missouri Valley
Cedar Rapids
Gertrude Levenson
Buffalo
N. Y
Missouri River
Blair
Levenson
Sea ‘Attle
Car Crash Fatality in Sioux City Airs Clarence Miler
Sioux City report says Clarence Miler aged 31 from Mankato Kansas died in a hospital Monday from injuries after a car skidded and overturned on highway 20 west of South Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Clarence Miler
Mankato
Kan
Highway 20
South
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