Election year halts ship probe hearings in Congress
The house merchant marine committee paused its wartime shipbuilding profits inquiry as election pressure rises. Chairman Bland says hearings will resume possibly in November, with Kaiser asked to return to explain discrepancies. Weichel seeks fuller testimony on Kaiser and other firms, while Southeastern Shipbuilding awaited its turn.
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Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Bland
D-Va
Maritime Commission
Rep
Weichel
Ohio
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Liberty Ono
Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation
Peigy
Henry Vaclav Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
Henry Vaclav of 2318 Blakely Boulevard SE was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Friday for drunkenness. Patrolmen Glenn Walters and John Kuba found him in a parking near Twelfth Street and Fifth Avenue SE around 8 pm Thursday. He resisted the officers on the way to the station.
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Henry Vaclav
Blakely Boulevard
Glenn Walters
John Kuba
Twelfth Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Tribe Wapsipinicon Initiates 15 Camp Waubeek Campers
The Tribe Wapsipinicon plans a Saturday initiation for 15 campers at Camp Waubeek in Waubeek Iowa in a ceremony led by James Maloney with Dr M D Marr in charge. Notable initiates include David Johnson Curtis Chapman Ted Whi Jack Belgren Paul Me John Schloeman Bob Hale Bob LaGrange David Marshall Miller Richard Fritz Gene Neuzil Don Elliott and Duane Geater. The event ends Sunday at 2 p m with a public ceremony announced by Scout Executive Keith Benner.
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Camp Waubeek
Order of Tribe Wapsipinicon
Coeds Beat Vets In Fight Over Baker Hall Dorm
In Columbus a Common Pleas judge refused a temporary injunction blocking Ohio State University trustees from converting Baker hall into a women dorm. Judge Gessaman ruled the trustees acted within discretion. Over 600 women students will move in once notified.
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Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas
Myron B. Gessaman
Ohio State University
Baker Hall
James R. Lloyd
Lancaster
Nanan
Gessaman
Discharge Sped For Many G I s
The army fast tracked release for a large share of about 300000 enlisted men. Nonregulars in the U S and overseas within six months of discharge will be freed if they can be spared. Those eligible for college admission may be discharged with minimal delay. The policy aims to cut service time and improve efficiency amid budget limits.
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Washington
Army
United States
War Department
Linn County estate notice of administrator and creditors
Duly appointed and qualified as administrator for the estate late of Linn County Iowa. Persons indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate will file them duly authenticated in the office of Linn County District Court. Marvin D Cone Administrator. Frank C Byers Attorney.
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Linn County
Lowe
Marvin D Cone
Prank C. Byers
Administration notice for C Karian estate in Linn County Iowa
In the Linn County Iowa District Court an administratrix has been duly appointed for the estate of C Karian late of Linn County deceased. All debtors must pay promptly and all creditors must file their claims with the undersigned attorney Otte L Beblotes.
Two Men Fined for Disturbing the Peace
LeRoy Wehde of 718 Sixth Street SW and Walter Lacy of 326 Seventh Street SE were each fined $25 for disturbing the peace by fighting. Police arrested them about 8 20 p m after breaking up a fight on First Street between First and Second Avenues SE.
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LeRoy Wehde
Sixth Street
Walter Lacy
Seventh Street
First Street
First
Second Avenues
Wilson Truckers Elect AFL Bargaining Agent
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters was certified by the NLRB as the bargaining agent for all Wilson truck drivers after an Aug 14 election. The same union was also certified for Morrell and Company country drivers following an Aug 13 election.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers
AFL
NLRB
Wilson and Company
Morrell and Company
War damage compensation plan gains 75 percent support
Paris AP reports a 75 percent compensation principle for Allied property in five European peace treaties is virtually established, easing controversy. The United States and Russia oppose Britain’s push for full compensation, backing Balkan Finnish economic talks instead. Russia objects to an American 25 percent proposal, urging a Russian stance instead.
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Paris
United States
Russia
Man Leaps to Death From Empire State Building
Douglas W. Brashear Jr., 27, of Richmond Virginia, an advertising agency employee, fell or leaped from the 76th floor of the Empire State Building early Friday. His body dropped about 1000 feet to 33rd Street. police say his watch stopped at 2:50 a.m. and the victim was identified at the morgue.
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New York
Douglas W. Brashear, Jr
Richmond
Empire State Building
33Rd Street
Administrator appointed for Amanda Barnes Barham estate
Notice is given that on the ith day of tember 1946 Linn County Iowa the administrator was duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Amanda Barnes Barham late of Linn County deceased. All persons indebted to said estate must remit payments to the undersigned. Those having claims against the estate should file them in the office of the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Quad George Stan Rapne Towne Administrator Stewart Holmes Attorney
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Linn Ty
Amanda Barnes Barham
Linn County
Iowa
District Court
Ouarp GE Stan ‘Rapne
Stewart Holmes
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Qrev
Boyson JE
Featur
American Gem Society
Organization of Dependable Jewelers
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Third Ave
First St. SE
Second Avenue SE
Pearce Pride
Pearce
Simmon’'s Electronic
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Third Avenue
G.I
C. Karian
District Court of
Linn
Owa Karlan
Otte L Bebiotes
Wilson Truckers
Empire State
Marien
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