Second Plane Fired Upon by Yugoslavs
The United States publicly charged Yugoslav troops with firing on an American transport over Yugoslav territory en route from Vienna to Udine. The incident followed a prior Aug 9 attack on another US plane. Ambassador Patterson condemned the act as wicked and deliberate.
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Washington
United States
Trieste
Vienna
Udine
Austria
Yugoslavia
Plang
European Air Transport Service
Isonzo
Venezia Civica
Richard G. Patterson
Patterson
Belgrade
Yu- Foslay
Patterson de
Iowa Girl Reserve Elects New Officers
Delegates gathered Saturday to elect officers for the Iowa Girl Reserve as the conference concluded. Planning for the 1947 session includes Dorothy Chav VT Boone Martha Varun at Marshatllaya and Noite dunes Felik Reserve indicating a date near June 27 at Walther Luther company aki.
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Priela
Rael
Yowla
Walther Luther Company
Dorothy Chav
Boone
Lrathy Varun
Marshatllaya
Noite Dunes
Felik Reserve
Dates Set for National Trail Ride Across Iowa Missouri
Lamont reports a national trail ride covering 100 miles along dirt roads in southern Iowa and northern Missouri. It will span October 10 to 12 with entrants judged on mount condition after the three day ride. Officials describe it as the first national ride in the country, with judges focusing on horsemanship and handling rather than speed.
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Lamont
Iowa
Missour
Dudges
Seaman Strike Sparks CIO Rift On Great Lakes Freight
DETROIT reports a CIO rift as the National Maritime union presses a plan to pull all Great Lakes freight ships from service by next Sunday. Talks with two major employers in New York and Chicago aim to cut the work week from 58 to 40 hours, while union leaders seek to organize unrepresented vessels and workers.
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Detroit
CIO Avamen
Great Lakes
Snday
Lakes Airlie
Tity
CIO National Maritime Union
CIO
Lackawanna
N. Y
NMU Teaders
New York
Chicago
NMU
NMC
Striegy Alemander
Lake Carriers’ Association
Apy Ormio
Clevelind
Gaasphiltos Lyeburles
Ginter
Lakes Aire
Cool Weather Forecast Persists Into Week
The area will experience continued cool conditions with gentle winds and clear skies. Temperatures hover in the lower to mid 80s Monday night and may rise toward the upper 80s to 90s by Tuesday with a high of 85 on Sunday and a Monday low of 57. Weather outlook notes warm spell ahead but cooler nights remain.
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Dundiau
Morory
Dense Smoke Forces Guests from Park Plaza Hotel
Dense smoke from a pipe shaft evacuated about 800 guests at the Park Plaza hotel in St. Louis early Sunday. Fire confined to the shaft with damage estimated at 20000 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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ST. Louis
Cordon Around Haifa Tightens
In Haifa Palestine a broad offensive by three underground Jewish groups failed to unfold by Monday evening. A bomb scare at Jerusalem post office prompted a 40 minute evacuation. British troops sealed Haifa port after Sunday disorder as thousands of legal immigrants moved toward Cyprus aboard ships Empire Teywood and Empire Rival. Tear gas and gunfire dispersed crowds while trains and vessels transferred migrants to refugee camps and Cyprus. Tel Aviv saw clashes at a mass protest against deportation. The situation remained tense with ongoing security patrols and warnings.
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Carter L. Davidson
Haifa
Palestine
Jerusalem
Cyprus
Europe
Empire Teywond Firaly
Eleht
Len Pire
Famiysusta
Sid
Empire
Tel Aviv
Bridge repair plans delayed by missed quorum in Iowa Wisconsin firm
The Mississippi bridge remained closed after a special Iowa Wisconsin Bridge Co meeting was postponed for Sept 17 due to lack of a quorum. Officials hoped to elect officers and authorize repairs on the structure damaged by heavy ice and high water, ending a 14 year legal battle between two factions of the firm.
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Lansing
Missisippi
Helm Ree
Iowa-Wisconsin Bridge Company
We Company
Doubt Old Age Aid Will Be Increased
In Des Moines state welfare officials question President Truman's bill boosting federal grants for old age aid. They say Iowa's law bases support on need and that current checks averaging 34.38 dollars monthly, up 60 percent since 1944, may not rise further for those on the rolls. officials warn the issue hinges on legal basis rather than policy.
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Des Moines
Truman
Iowa
Wainwright Urges Universal Service For Strong America
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, speaking at the Nebraska American Legion convention in Lincoln, urged universal military service and broad training of all able bodied men. He warned against waiting for attack, said reserves must cover every age group, and stressed that training alone won’t cure all national ills while avoiding another war remains possible with strong armed forces.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Bataan
Nebraska American Legion Convention
Inglal-Lason
Pearl Harbor
Wainwright
Dth
Nebraska
Harn Wario Paper
Baldwin
Lihor Party
Pri- Mary
Cdemoonus Ape
Myra Sulebereer
Weealtleye Sivlatite
Atu
Lrd
Hotdon
Cainit Heyaoke
Aula C. Vowell, Jr
Negra Membent
Joe Louis
Reynolds
Upstate
Hamilton Fish
Dewey
Roosevelt
Katherine St. George
Waxedo Park
Wier
Bennet
Weather Forecast for Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair and cool pattern dominates Monday afternoon and night into Tuesday. Highs near 85 Monday, approaching 90 Tuesday. lows around 45 to 50 Monday night. Iowa and Nebraska sections show mixed warmth with cooler west and upper 40s to 50s in some zones. precipitation totals about 0.10 to 0.48 inches projected.
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U.S
Price Board rushes to finish report on price ceilings
Washington and Wallington reports state the OPA and the price decontrol board moved to complete a major assignment under new congress deadlines. A 6 percent ceiling rise for household refrigerators was announced, with prices from 10 to 12. Consumers will see higher ceilings on many building materials and other items if ceilings are restored. The three member board aims to rule by Tuesday 6 p.m. CST and avoid leaks that could profit speculators. Officials said milk, meat, grain, and textiles face further ceiling actions, and car prices may rise again by up to 3 percent on an individual dealer basis.
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Washington,e
OPA
Marvin L. Arrowsmith Wallington
Price Decentrale Board
Congress
Federal Reserve
Agriculture Department
Paul Porter
Porter
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Government Office Sale
Strike Threat at Second Tire Plant in Des Moines
In Des Moines on Monday workers from two tire plants threatened to walk out over pay and labor terms. About 500 to 600 production workers at the first plant and 700 at Firestone Tie and Rubber faced potential stoppages as union leaders reported stalled negotiations on union security and checkoff amid a wage dispute.
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Des Moines
Nok Mel
Dink Rule Bar Co
George D. Palmer
CIO United Rubber Workers Union
Firestone Tie and Rubber Company
James T. Cafffrey
CIO United Rubber Cork, Linoleum and Plastics Workers Union
Caffrey
Save
J Chris Jensen Dies Suddenly in Council Bluffs Life
J Chris Jensen 72, a Council Bluffs architect born in Denmark, died of heart disease at his son’s home. He served 21 years on the Waterworks board and held multiple civic posts. Surviving are four sons and four daughters, with funeral arrangements pending.
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J. Chris Jensen
Cornell Bluffs
Franklin
Glen Avenue
Jensen
United States
Denmark
Council Bluffs Waterworks Board
Architectural Board of Examiners
Council Bluffs Elks No
Bluff City
A. F
Victor
Council Bluffs
Murray
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde
Little Roy
Ark
Ellen Stuart
la Grange
Mabel Wolf
Corneil Bluffs
Frances Bally
Slonx City
Roy Dunston
Tahar
Peter
Jwins
Tam Gulp Darina
Fur Coats Stolen From Des Moines Shop
Persian lamb and silver blue muskrat coats valued at 2145 dollars were stolen from the Ben Woeinberger shop during the weekend, police report Monday. The owner identified the furs as Persian lamb brown squinet silver blue muskrat and gray lamb.
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Des Moines
Lour Wonen
Ben Woeinberger
Record Crowd Enjoys Frontier Week Horse Show Triumph
A record crowd attended Sunday night’s Frontier Week horse show at Dodge County fairgrounds, with spectators from nearly every county in southwestern Iowa and eastern Nebraska. The six hour event featured top placements, high prize money of 2500 dollars, and multiple winners including Mrs. I W. Fag of Osceola and Paul and Palomino Pony, plus notable riders from Omaha Council Bluffs and Walnut among others.
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FE. W. Tau
Osceola
Frontier Week
Sally Boyer
Frontier Association
Amaushuye
Dodge Yuk Faire
The
Iowa
Nebraska
Fairgrounds
W. Fag
FAO
KW. Paul
Paul
Soinbhiweat
Ore Paul
Nebraska City
Neh
Les Loomis, Jr
Loomis
Boy
Symphony
Adolph Starz
Omaha
Fred Newhouser
Marilyn Jean Hill
Marjorie McCacl
Connall Blutts
L. O. Wyatt
Blacknu
Council Bluffs
Erest Rongish
Ralph Ellsworth, Jr
E. O. Hilis
Maryville
Snowman
Victoria Weeks
Warakl M. Sorenson
Onawa
Roper
Aaron Helton
Oakland
Ed Spelman, Jr
John Cheyney
Glenwood
Marilyn Jean Lil
South Park
Les
Walter M. Green
Rosemary Maordeson
Eady
Betty Ann McGinn
Ja. J. Hansen
Willan Sechiutt
Quiha
Seek Bandits After a Chase Across Omaha to Oakland
A two armed hold up Sunday night sent a pursuit from Keen to Oakland as officers chased a car described as the bandits’ getaway vehicle. The suspects, about 20 years old, fled with $50 after robbing a motel attendant at 17th and Jackson in Omaha. A police pursuit spanned Broadway to First Avenue and Eighth Street, with collisions and shots fired near Safeway cabs. The bandits abandoned their car near Oakland after a lengthy chase. four suspects were later found dead or missing as the pursuit ended. Police traced a state weigh station vehicle and attempted to locate the fugitives amid the chaotic chase through Omaha and Oakland.
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Omaha
Keen
Ouidad
Redd
Mardy
Andrew Goll
Irlon Wariage
Jackson Street
Fhe
Jesse Way
First Avenue
Mirsk Avenue
Pearstreet
Earl
Fourth Street
Broadway
First Street
Donald Shiels
South Ninth Street
Oak Street
Highwry Goon
Three Torrid Races Mark New York Primary
Three tight congressional races highlight New York primary voting. Gov. Dewey’s prestige in upstate and New York City districts shapes the contests as Dewey allies back Baldwin in the seventeenth district while other GOP and Democratic contenders seek momentum for November.
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New York
Jack Bell
Washington
East
Thomas J. Dewey
Tnt
Dewey
Second Birthday Party for Kids to Be Held Saturday
The Nonpareil announces its second monthly birthday party for children aged 4 to 13. The event Saturday at 10 a.m. at Broadway Theater invites attendees from local schools. children 8 to 14 who bring birth certificates by Wednesday may receive tickets at The Nonpareil office.
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Wit Ba
Newparch Uushoss
Ikke
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