School Year Opens in Council Bluffs Sept 4
School work begins September 4 for most elementary pupils and high school students. Kindergarten attend Sept 6. Enrollment details list multiple schools and registration times as well as requirements for birth dates and certificates.
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Council Bluffs
Jdndergachen
Callow Inns
Avenue B
Boomer
Franklin
Longfellow
McMillen
Marison
Oak
Rosinvelt
Rue
Second Avenue
Washington
Lodge
Eighth Street
Gunn
Taurison
Pierre
Walnut Grove
Abraham Lincoln High
Abraham Lincoln High School
Therats Jefferson
Ramtod
Thonas Jefferson High School
Muditorisum
Bloomer School
Frail Ohare
Walt
Ginasha and
Counen Bluffs Street Mwy Company
Cortitls
Cornell Butts
Kerrihard Dies at Red Oak Veteran Tire Dealer
W R Kerrihard 69 a tire dealer in Red Oak for 39 years died Saturday at Red Oak hospital after a long illness. Funeral services set for 2 30 PM Monday at the Terry chapel with the Rev Gay de Prasher in charge, burial in Evergreen cemetery. He is survived by his widow Eva Macht and sisters Mrs F C Hall and Mrs Glenn Harmon of Lincoln Nebraska. A Spanish American War veteran and former Red Oak post official, he served as a soldier relief commissioner for 45 years and was active in the Methodist church and Masonic groups.
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Acon
F.c.hall
Glenn Harmon
Lincoln
Noh
Red Oak
Darlene
Date Set for Hearing on Natural Gas Pipeline Permit
The Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America in Chicago announces a hearing date for a permit to construct a pipeline in a specified area and for an amended permit to exploit gas resources in Prestaville. The notice invites public input and outlines the hearing schedule and location.
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Moses
Baba Pihiy
Natural Gain Pipeline Company of America
Chicago
Redectli
Pepeliac
Presta Lie
Vandenberg Heads to Paris Peace Conference Parley
Senator Vandenberg departs Washington for the Paris peace talks to aid the cause of peace. He travels aboard the president’s plane, the Sacred Cow, with Mrs Vandenberg and Senate Majority Leader Barkley. He will join Senator Connally as adviser to Secretary Byrnes and aims to contribute to a just outcome for the United Nations and the United States.
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Washington
Sen. Vanderberg
R.-Mich
Furthey
Sen. Connally
D.tex
Thevoe
Steve Byrnes
Trivollgh
Vandenbire
Vandenberg
Senate
Barkley
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Interparliamentary Union
Paris
United Nations
United States
No Progress Made on Peace Treaties
Paris reports no progress in the fourth week of peace conference talks as delegates only approved three paragraphs of the Italian peace treaty preamble. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Manuilsky announced a United Nations Security Council complaint against Greece over Greek Albanian border incidents. The Greek delegation opposed Polish led Slav bloc demands for southern Bulgarian territory while Byrnes and Bevin conferred for an hour.
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Mel Moat
Paris
Unpgariin
United Nations Security
Greces
Balkans
Yaroslav
Thilian Economie
Duni Garian
Dmitri Manuilsky
Security Council
Greecs
Greec
Albania
Haa
Tut
U. S
State Byrnes
Bevin
Save Want
Dmitri Manulluky
Greee
Petrus
Greven
Sale
Constantine Tsaldaris
United Nations Guarantee Sought Over Dardanelles Security
Ankara rejects Soviet proposals for joint Turkish Soviet defense and control of the straits. It says UN guarantees will suffice for straits security and hopes the United States attends any Montreux convention revision. Turkey accuses Soviet demands of seeking wartime passage and a privileged strategic position.
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Ankara
Turkey
Dardanelian
United Nations
United States
Montreux
Caretinelles
Russi
Black Sea
Celend
Dardanelles
Alma
Medeath
Rain Falls Do Not Deter Iowa State Fair Crowds
Rain drenched the Iowa State Fair grounds as crowds still came to the gates while officials cancelled the afternoon grandstand thrill and circus show. Ticket refunds were issued for about 3,000 patrons. Evening events including the musical Centennia Belles moved ahead despite conditions.
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Paul Hansell
Des Moines
Town State Fair
Wavell seeks Moslems join new Indian government
Field Marshal Wavell announced a new interim Indian government led by Jawaharlal Nehru to take office September 2 with broad day to day control. He urged the Moslem League to join, warning it could be reformed tomorrow if they enter. A curfew and street bans followed Delhi unrest.
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New Delhi
Lord Wayatt
India
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Mostem League
FL Wavell
Nehru
all-India Congress Party
Congress Party
Reuters
Delhi
Weather summary for Council Bluffs and Nebraska region
Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday with highs near 83 in Alyth area and mid 80s to mid 90s across Nebraska. Showers possible along the Missouri river in the morning. Humidity and wind data noted. total precipitation 0.20 inches.
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We U. & Weather Bureau
Council Bluffs
Alyth
Nebraska
Missouri River
Wnlielay
Yugoslavia Weighs UN Move After Shootdown Incidents
The Yugoslav government claimed it bowed to the US ultimatum over the August 19 downing of an unarmed American transport but held open the option to refer the case to the United Nations Security Council. Evidence disputes between Patterson’s report and Tito’s letters show variance on Tito’s stance and the nature of the incident.
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John M. Hightower
Yargeslav
Tito
Righaed C. Sallerson
Patterson
Lonorire
Hormab
Frontier
Mio
Trieste
U. S
Witness in Durant Trial Describes Jewel Recovery
In Frankfurt Germany a prosecution witness testified that a code word led to recovering 193 jewels from Captain Durant’s home. Roy C Carton testified he and two Germans dug up the jewel box at Kronberg castle and transported the contents to Durant’s sister’s Hudson Wisconsin house.
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Edwin Shanke
Frankfurt
Germany
Army
Kronberg Castle
Crown Jewels
Inom Tideson
Wis
WAC
Kathleen B. Nash Durant
Jollen D. Sal
Army Provost Marshal
Washington, D. C
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago
Durant
Mileen
Jack
Cal
Jack W. Durant
David
May
David Tr. Watson
Bonnie
Salb
Eileen Lonergan
Third Street
Hudson
Hesse Crown Jewels
Taurtier
Roy C. Carton
Kilfore
Tex
US Agencies Brace Defenses Against Price Pressures
Government moves to tighten controls on prices after proposed amendments. OPA drafts strict rules to curb increases under Barkley Taft provisions and Porter warns meat ceilings will tighten to deter black market profiteering. Steelman and wage stabilization board officials confer as labor groups fear rising living costs.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
OPA
Barkley-Taft
Prien
Paul Porter
AFL
ATL Scamen
CIO
Steelman
John R. Steelman
Wage Stabilization Board
WSIS
Barkley-Tal
Porter
Justicie
Treasury
Slogan Sought for Easter Seals Drive in Iowa
Des Moines reports a statewide Easter Seals drive offering cash prizes for the three best slogans submitted by October 1. Dorothy Philips, executive secretary of the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and the Disabled, announced the awards but the prize amounts were not disclosed.
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Des Moines
Peay Wits
Dorothy Philips
The
Iowa Society For Cripped Children and the Disabled
Truman hears Paris peace conference report during Bermuda vacation
President Truman paused his Bermuda holiday to receive a telephonic briefing on Paris peace conference developments. Press Secretary Charles G. Ross said Byrnes and others discussed the situation, but no details were released and questions about the Yugoslav issue were not answered.
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Hamilton
Bermuya
Truman
Paris
Slate Byrnes
Charles G. Ross
Byrnes Tor Lon Aniingles
Ross
Bermuda
George R. Henderson
Amer Joven
Maival Bare
Sas Wirte Enger
Union Ratifies Strike Agreement with Bethlehem Transport
Union leaders announced the ratification of a contract with Bethlehem Transport, a New York based carrier, affecting crews on eight ships. Vice President Joseph Stuek ordered reignited crews of Bethlehem ships to return to work, amid a 12 hour staggered schedule and nine or more ships in operation across Buffalo Ashtabula Cleveland and Manitowoc with four ships already reported as fed up.
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Priroit
PaThe Cio Nalona
Maritime Union
Bethlehem Transport Hulon Company
New York
Nmat Vign
Joseph Siuek
Bethlehem
Orve
Standard OF Company of
Tidlana
NMU
Buffalo
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Munit- Lowe
Wis
Balkans air crisis looms as UN council weighs charges
UN Security Council faces debate over Ukraine's push against Greece and Yugoslavia. Greece seeks rapid discussion at the next meeting as nine new memberships appear on the agenda. British and Albanian tensions stir criticism of veto use and regional troop movements heighten the risk of armed clashes in the Balkans.
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Larry Hauck
New York
United Nations Security Council
Yugoslavia
Greece
Wis
Balkans
State Department
Marshal Tilo
Ukralie
Council
Albania
Alexander Cadogan
Security Council
Mredd
Arab Leaders Predict Conference Failure
Arab leaders in Chile and Jerusalem forecast the British sponsored talks to fail as a path to seek UN involvement. In Tel Aviv a leader warned that talks would not proceed without a Jewish national state, while Britain invited Arabs and Jews to meet with officials in the first 10 days of September.
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London
Chile
Jerusalem
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Briain Nas
U S Says Yugoslavia Compliant With Ultimatum But Course Unclear
The state department announced Yugoslavia has complied with the 48 hour ultimatum over the shooting down of American planes but future steps remain uncertain. It released Patterson reports from Belgrade and Tito letters noting Yugoslavia offered to allow contact with survivors and to aid communications, while denying territorial violations.
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U.S
Yugoslavia
Washington
State Department
Department
United Nations Security Council
Mass Grave Yields Only Three Bodies
Three bodies were recovered from a mass grave in the mountain village of Kropovnik after an investigation confirmed the crash of a U S transport plane over Yugoslavia. Family members, including Mrs. Subegiber Schreiber, await further identifications as officials plan to bury the remains with full military honors in Belgrade.
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Lerade
Moers
Piountain
Kropovilk
Amy
Alexandria
Mint
I. F. Lchreiber
Yugoslavia
Subegiber
New Albany
Kropoynth
Marek
Sehrulbor
Denver
Ad Sehreiber
Sehreiber
Moreix Williams
St. Louis
Tucson
Aris
Bled
Iwoen
Mos
Richard ¢. Patterson
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Kropovnik
Belgrade
Cy Paris
U.S
State Byrnes
Sit Boykart Asker
Ammy la
Suietes
Tilo
Plot to blow up Chatsworth tunnel reported in San Fernando Valley
Southern Basin and special agents said they had released information about a plot to blow up the Chatsworth tunnel in the San Fernando Valley but found no concrete evidence of a conspiracy or operative. Details were limited and a thorough search continued.
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LOS Angels
Bavatte
Worth
San Fernando Valley
Russia shifts in foreign ministry under Molotov rule
Moscow removes Litvinoff from deputy foreign minister post and assigns former Soviet ambassadors to Germany and Japan as top assistants. Dismissal sparks talk of a nationalist drift, with Pravda noting a purge in the Ukrainian party leadership amid rumors of policy change. Litvinoff, longtime advocate of collective security, has waned in influence.
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Ondon
Russia
Maxim M. Litvinoff
Germany
Japan
Vu. M. Molotov
Litvinoff
Moscow
Kremlin
Pravda
Communist
Central Committee
Ukrain
Nussia
Litvinof
Geneva
League of Nations
United States
Britain
Washington
Roosevelt
Jester Leads Early in Texas Returns for Governor Race
Early returns show Jester ahead of Homer Rainey in Texas governor results with 270,900 votes counted across 254 counties. State Senator L J Sulak leads Rep Joseph Manshield by a wide margin in the ninth congressional district.
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Dallas
Brinsford
Homer
Jelenal
Mort
Gay i
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Iowa State Fair Board
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League
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Way
Ukraine
UN Council
Harald State
Richard (. Patterson
Tito Westen Patterson
Tico
Saurday
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Jester
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