Army Probes Col Canella Death After Natural Causes Found
Col L C Coddington said an army board investigating Col Joseph Canella's death at Matherfield barracks found no signs of violence and natural causes remain likely though autopsy not complete. Canella, 53, formerly Burlington IA, led the Santa Ana commissary at the army air field and was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the U S government. His son Major Charles J Canella serves in Tokyo. another son died in Germany. The death occurred after his San Francisco court ruling and prior to possible retirement.
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Sacramento
Calif
L. C. Coddington
Matherfield
Army Board
Joseph Canella
Canella
Burlington
Matherfield Barracks
Federal District Court
San Francisco
United States
Army Air Field
Santa Ana
Col. Coddington
Army
San Franciso
Charles J. Canella
U. S. Army
Tokyo
Germany
Col. Canella
Inp Renanent
FCC approves new Ames noncommercial TV station
The Federal Communications Commission authorized Iowa State College to operate a new non commercial television station at Ames Iowa. The approval announced Thursday marks a TV outlet for the college to broadcast educational programming to the surrounding area.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Iowa State College
Ames
Des Moines Boy Dies of Polio in tenth fatality
Donald Till, 12, of Des Moines, died Thursday night in a Des Moines hospital from infantile paralysis. He is the tenth polio death in the city this year.
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Des. Moines
Donald Till
Des Moines
Found money in gunny sacks tied to Miss Roush estate
In Jefferson Iowa county officials plan to divide a $7 192 23 finder s fee among heirs of Minta Roush as part of an estate appraised at 49 130 with a farm valued at 32 000. William Geisler Jr discovered the cash while cleaning a chicken house on the former farm and will receive the 10 finder s fee. several heirs contested the will but a judge ruled for the defendant heirs.
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Jefferson, Ia
INS
Minta Roush
William Geisler, Jr
Miss Roush
Greene County
Jefferson
Geisler
Iowa College of Engineering Receives $104 500 in Gifts
The University of Iowa college of engineering announced gifts totaling 104 500 dollars. A 100 000 dollar addition to the navy bureau of ships contract funds hydraulics research with the David Taylor model basin. Westinghouse Education Foundation contributes 2 500 for a five year 500 dollar Westinghouse achievement scholar award. Mrs. Elizabeth E Cox of Iowa City gives 2 000 in memory of Arthur J Cox to support the college.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa College of Engineering
Virgil Hancher
United States Navy Bureau of Ships
Hydraulics Laboratory
David Taylor
Westinghouse Education Foundation
Westinghouse
Elizabeth E. Cox
Arthur J. Cox
College of Engineering
Jones County Republican Central Committee Elects Officers
At a special meeting in Anamosa, Mrs L L Doolittle was named permanent secretary James A Maurice was named treasurer and Mrs Harold Hartman was elected vice chairman Attorney Warren J Rees of Anamosa is chairman of the committee Aldus Manutius of Venice invented italic type in 1501.
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Anamosa
Jones County
Republican Central Committee
L. L. Doolittle
James A. Maurice
Monticello
Harold Hartman
Warren J. Rees
Linn County Board Acts on Road District and Claims
September 9 1946 Linn County supervisors meet at Cedar Rapids approve August 27 minutes hear engineer report on Secondary Road District No 212 Brown Township set hearing for Oct 1 1946 adopt a settlement offer for Louise Zeleny estate and approve numerous claims for jail hospital and aid programs with extensive vendor tallies and salaries.
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BOA Supervisors
Cedar Tap
Ids
Iowa
State of Iowa
Linnis
Board of Supervisors
Beeson
Petty Seevell
Petty
Weeson
H. H. Smth
Gineer
Brown County
Seevell
Richard Max Hermann
Aurus
Elmer M. SE
Evell
Otto F Hanziik
County Auditor County Fund
Paulson
Elec Coast Co
Hse
Walton A. Keller Co
Ofc
BS Security Laboratories
John Farmon
Board of Health
Berta Jane Potter
Evelyn Berry
Genern M. Paul
Glennys E Mary
Atty
Earl Bailey
Annjean Forbes
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Charlotte Penningroth
Sher
Walton A. Keller Co. She Rose Supp Dolph van Sickle
Board of Soc Welfare
Bernice Williams
Lloyd A Wright
Arete Bundy
Oliver T Baker
Nernon Hawkeye Record
Maude Krebs
Resistrar of Vital Statistics
Forrest Taschner
Salary Service Press Co
Supp
Frank B Baldwin
Leffingwell
Emma Johnson
R M McLaurghlin
Northwestern Bell Tel Co
Marshall Brown
Monica _ Peterson
Ninth St Grocery
Mkt
Butter’s Grocery
Chas William's Groc
Herwle & Robertson
Thos E Radloff
Paul Speraw
Leo McElroy
Antone Willimack
George Hamilton
Ream Auto Body
Probosc
Viretnin Roberts
Ellen Repros
B. Emery
Rep
University Hospital
Crim
John F. Ream
D. C
Soldiers Relief Fund
Duster Bros
Flachy's Grocery
Skinrood Grocery
Frank Simon
Carl, D. Smith
Tews
County of
Linn
Said
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Etty
Roth
Brown Township
US. Highory No. 151
Central City News-Letter
Snrineville New Era
Louise Zeleny
State Hospital
Independence
County Auditor's
State Institution
Dea Donald
6Th Ave
Poweshick Homestead
Wmer M. Seevell
Otto F. Manzuk
Sunerior Press
Clare Petty
Mildred Mengler
Gazette Co
iLilian
Giza
FW Adams
Rural Schools Find Defender At Conference
Norman Frost of George Peabody College told a Des Moines audience that rural teachers stay in country schools, proving rural origin of the normal school movement and extension work. He called the rural path to America's future and noted 500 delegates from 37 states attended.
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Des Moines
INS
Norman Frost
George Peabody College
Nashville
State Departments of Education
America
States
District of Columbia
Cornell Opens Monday With 13 New Instructors
Cornell college at Vernon announces Monday start with 13 new faculty members. Included are E. T. Beadle in Spanish, Bernice Brady in home economics, Helen M. Flynn in education, Barbara E. Weig in physical education, C DeWitt Norton in psychology, Charles D. Starr in chemistry, Donna Stoffel in art, H W Ward in political science, Donald A. Scott in chemistry, Mary B. Dalton in education, and Rabbi Herman E. Schaallman as lecturer.
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Mt, Vernon
Cornell College
E. T. Beadle
Bernice Brady
Pfeiffer Hall
Helen M. Flynn
Barbara E. Weig
C. DeWitt Norton
Charles D. Starr
Donna Stoffel
H. W. Ward
Donald A. Scott
Mary B.dalton
Herman E. Schaalman
Cedar Rapids
Close Shave for Marion Patrolmen
Two Des Moines area patrolmen Harold Ilmour and Maurice F. Jacobs chased a large black sedan for 10 miles after a minor crash near Indianola. Rain slick pavement and high speed led the patrol car to skid into a ditch near the Polk county line as the sedan, with three men aboard, fled toward Des Moines.
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Des Moines
INS
Harold Ilmour
Maurice F. Jacobs
Marion
Indianola
Polk County
Marian Van Fossen Leads Cedar Rapids Health Board
Cedar Rapids health director iJohn Duckwall and band director John Duckwall are noted in local religious and civic notices alongside Marian Van Fossen of Cedar Rapids.
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Marian van Fossen
Cedar Rapids
iJohn Duckwall
REA Co-ops Opposed To Current Rate Cuts
The Iowa Rural Electric cooperative association adopted a resolution opposing rate cuts for electric current and urged postponement until consumer economics improve. Another resolution asked Congress to fund engineer studies and loan funds for expanding distribution systems. H. V Baker Mr. Pleasant was elected association president.
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Des Moines
Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Congress
H. V Baker
Pleasant
Association
Coop leader heads to Zurich congress
Reuben Schakel, manager of the Consumers Co operative association in Pella, left New York by air yesterday to attend the International Cooperative Alliance congress in Zurich, Switzerland, on Oct. 6.
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PELLA
Reuben Schakel
Consumers Cooperative Association
New York
International Cooperative Alliance
Zurich
Switzerland
Wallace in Wrong Kind of Company
Wallace criticized at Iowa conference of the Church of the United Brethren. Dr Stanley B Williams of Kansas City cited as saying campaigns against American system harm democracy. Dr G E MacGanun of Des Moines elected conference superintendent.
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Wallace
Churchman
Waterloo
Henry Wallace
Prue
Iowa
Church of the United Brethren
Stanley B Williams
Katsis City
Home Mission and Direction Board
The
Church
Williams
G. E. MacGanun
Des Moines
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Pris Expilt
Schneider
Koch Bros
Aud-Atty-Treas
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City Water Works
Nse
Jailewater
Troy Laundry Co
Elec Light & Power Co
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James H Smith
Vemney Hawkeye Record
Central City News Letter
Proc
E G Kleck
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Koppenhaver Meat Market
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Witwer Grocer Co
Boston
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Town
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L B Marshall
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
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Pullman Cafe
E G Kieck
Lily Printing Co
Poses Market
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Starry Pappas
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Llenee
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Cedar
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Iowa Hardware and Supply Co
Road Minint
John J. Milbach
Fort Lanning
Pauline A Hays
Eng
Claresnowneun
J Elsenbast
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Georgee_Motycka
John Cox
Louis Brown
District Library Fund
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Eon Maint
Emery W Sherman
Drain Renairs Spahn
Guy Whitson
Cornell
REA
Silver Fox
Pater Fox Brewing Co
Chicago
Searles
Tara Ci
Stone
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Sojka
16Th Ave
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Klenzer
Hormfl
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Giant Pascal Celery
Pittrth
Heinz Baby Food
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