Taft assails Democratic policy over Russia at rally
Sen Taft charges Democratic foreign policy has made Russia a great threat to US peace and security. He says Truman split party supports pro Russian wings and warns against concessions to keep Wallace and Byrnes. Taft accuses lend lease aid and Japanese war entry steps of boosting Soviet power. He calls for a Republican Congress to remove CIO-PAC influence.
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Ind
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Democratic Party
Russia
Taft
United States
Germany
North Manchester College
Truman
Wallace
Byrnes
Sen. Vandenberg
Rmuh
Ohioan
Congress
Cio-Pac
Strike May Delay U.S. School Opening in Reich
In occupied Germany 3500 American children may face delayed school openings as teacher arrivals from the United States are postponed by an ongoing seamen's strike. Officials said openings were planned for October in cities with large American communities, with exact dates to be set by teachers' arrival.
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U.S
Reich
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Maisie Star Ann Sothern Separates From Robert Sterling
Hollywood report says Ann Sothern known for Maisie announced separation from actor Robert Sterling on Thursday night. No divorce contemplated at this time.
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Ann Sothern
Maisie
Robert Sterling
Elliott Roosevelt New Heads Airline
Elliott Roosevelt becomes president of Empire Airlines a $2 500 000 New York based firm. The line aims to serve smaller isolated communities with a 20 passenger air bus able to operate from smaller airports. Dean Alfange, founder, remains chairman and general counsel.
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INS
Elliott Roosevelt
Thursday
Empire Airlines, Inc
New York State
Roosevelt
Empire
Dean Alfange
American Labor Party
Alfange
Went Out for Nip Stayed Six Years Narrative
PATERSON N J AP Arthur Pacific crossed the Atlantic and returned six years and nine months late. A widower with five children he went to a corner tavern for a drink in 1940 and a night of drinking led to additional misadventures. He was shanghaied to Naples then Potsdam where he endured five years of prison labor onboard an Italian ship he was taken to Germany for forced labor. After the war he worked in a displaced persons camp until homeward bound, bringing a 16 year old American born German boy. He then went out for another drink within four hours of arriving home.
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Paterson
N. J
Arthur Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific
Naples
Potsdam
Gibraltar
Germany
Potash and Perlmutter star Alexander Carr dies at 68
Hollywood obituary notes Alexander Carr longtime partner of Sid Perlmutter in the Potash and Perlmutter team. The comedian died Thursday at age 68 after a long career in stage and screen comedy.
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Hollywood
Alexander Carr
Perlmutter
Potash
IF Perlmutter
Administratrix Appointment in Linn County Iowa
Notice states Floy Garretson Petty appointed administratrix of Louisa M. Penn estate in Linn County on September 12, 1946. Creditors urged to pay debts and file authenticated claims with Linn County District Court clerk. Charles Penningroth is attorney.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Louisa M. Penn
Iowa
Iows
District Court
Floy Garretson Petty
Charles Penningroth
Troop Arrivals by Associated Press Details
More than 6 300 Pacific veterans are due to land Friday aboard five transports at East and West Coast ports. New York receives Bowling Green Victory with one soldier. San Francisco hosts Marine Dragon 1 936 and Herald of the Morning 1 752 plus Monterey 792 from Yokohama. Seattle clears Sea Flyer 1 883 from Yokohama.
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Pacific
New York
Bowling Green Victory
Bremerhaven
San Francisco
Marine Dragon
Monterey
Herald of the Morning
Yokohama
Seattle
Sea Flyer
Notice of renewal and amended articles for Public Recreation Company
Notice is given that Public Recreation Company of Iowa extends its corporate period twenty years to December 10, 1969 and adopts amended substituted articles effective July 8, 1946. Cedar Rapids is principal office. Business includes golf course and clubhouses, equipment sales, food and drink service, golf instruction, and real property dealings. Capital stock authorized $100000, 1000 shares at $100 par. The board may issue stock upon payment. commenced December 10, 1929. Directors number set by stockholders, elected yearly. Officers: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer elected by board. Current officers: Charles C. Carter, John W. Potter, Ben H. Potter, Ray W. Osterman. Public Regulation, Company of Iowa. By Charles D. Carter, President.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
State of
T Corporation
Charles C. Carter
John W. Potter
Presse
Ben H. Potter
Secre
Ray W. Osterman
Treasur
Hehietan
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Craemer
Dorothy
Dorothy Hubb
Trudy Hall
Trudy
Featherhead
Young Cedar Rapids' Shop
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Peggy
Nolde Jeepers
Hollywood Dolls
Lizbeth
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