Navy to Probe Dive Bombing on Lake Erie
Navy officials began an inquiry into a Sunday dive bombing incident on Lake Erie involving three reserve pilots from the Grosse Ile Naval Air Station. A two-pound practice bomb missed the Albatross yacht, injuring no one beyond minor shock to owner Albert Hegsig, while seven fishermen aboard escaped serious harm.
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Navy
Lake Erie
Detroit
Grasse Ne Naval Air Station
Trevis Sand
Feck
Mentha Ttt
Albert Hegsig
White Again Denies He s a Criminal
A man named White, a producer known for a girl show, Denies criminal charges in a hit and run case that killed a newlywed couple. He faces possible jail or road-camp service after an examination, with probation arguments raised by supporters. Weather and local notices accompany the story.
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San Dingo
Sada White
Mt. Paramor
Nave Wario Hlaperman
Soviets Defend Reparation Call at Peace Conference
At the peace conference a Australian delegate urged Russia to justify reparations while proposing an on the spot investigation of payment ability. Molotov countered Russia’s lenient demand for billions and noted damages, citing postwar debt timelines. The Italian commission debated treaty paragraphs, with the Netherlands amendment granting Italy broader wartime recognition and Yugoslavia objecting to unanimous adoption. One paragraph of the Teheran preamble awaits action.
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Robert Bunson
Paris
Russia
Walker
Economic Commission
Balkads
Ue Toler Commission
Vo M. Molotov
Australia
Romania
Mototov
Finland
Hungary
Italy
United States
Great Britain
France
Foreign Secretaries
Netherlands
Germany
Yugoslavia
Waly
Japan
OPA Drops Pepper From Price Control List
The Office of Price Administration on Monday removed pepper and ten other items from price controls as nonessential to living costs. The action, in line with new rules, excludes spices and other commodities deemed unimportant, including cinnamon, sauces, canned broths, sauerkraut with pork, chutney, and various canned goods.
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OPA
Ves
Dee
Final Injections In Monday Experimental Atomic Treatment
Boston doctors begin Monday injections of phosphorus into Mille J. Mosehella to fight a deadly liver infection. Dr. Saul Hertz leads the experimental measure using radiation from phosphorus processed on a cyclotron to attack tumor cells while awaiting three weeks for results.
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Janice Moschelin
Boston
Saul Herty
Mille
Janice Mosehella
Saul Hertz
Atomic Energy
Werte
Mertz
University of Illinois
Herts
Navy
Sava Woate Papar
Livestock Run at Omaha Near Peak
Omaha's livestock market Monday showed its heaviest cattle and sheep run since November with prices from 50 cents to 1.50 for cattle and up to 25 cents on butcher hogs. Total counts included 22,300 cattle 9,500 sheep and 5,000 hogs as buyers hesitated awaiting price control changes. Packers held back expecting ceilings to limit gains and most cattle may go unsold and be sent back to country.
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Omaha
Sinn
NMU Continues Great Lakes Strike Amid Rail Resumption
DETROIT officers of the National Maritime Union say there is no abatement in its 13 day Great Lakes strike as railroad car ferries return to service. The NMU plans negotiations with three tanker firms while ship losses drop from 132 to 96. the Lake Carriers Association reports 132 of 316 ships idle.
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Detroit
National Maritime Union M
Great Lakes
NMU
iLake Cartiers Association
Divorced Husband Killings Case Opens in Arkansas
Little Rock Arkansas Mrs Yrney Eschweller 45 is held on a murder charge after admitting she shot her divorced university professor husband upon finding a newspaper photo in his wallet her handbag pistol and the confrontation occurred in his room Friday night Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Otis Nixon quoted her account and said bond in the case may be sought while the prisoner remains in custody authorities said her son Edward and her brother were shown at the detention.
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Little Rock
Ark
Yrney Eschweller
Otis IT. Nixon
Eschweiler
Tred A. Isgrid
Ank
Gus Falk
Bank Sues on Tax Assessment in Council Bluffs
The City National Bank filed a district court suit Monday against the Council Bluffs board of tax assessment and review to block raising its 1945 valuation from 49 000 to 141 917 this year. The bank claims the board acted illegally by functioning as an appeal board without hearing bank officials, citing buildings valued far higher than similar nearby banking properties. The brick and frame building from 1909, lacking a full basement, sits on property valued at 90 917 for the building and 30 196 for the ground.
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The
City National Bank
Council Bluffs Board of
Tax Board
Negro Reserves Assigned to Fifth Army Units Forming
Exclusive Negro units under General Devers are to be woven into the Sth army, aligning with midwest states like Iowa. The plan distributes a mechanized cavalry group HQ, two mechanized reconnaissance squadrons, a 155-mm Howitzer battalion, four ordnance maintenance companies, three combat engineer battalions, and two medical collecting companies among six field armies.
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Wantington
Droy
Sth
Iowa
Midwest
Cen
Jacob L. Devers
Land Forces
Banker George M. Puller Dies in Omaha at 54
George M. Puller a 54 year old vice president and treasurer of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha died after months of illness. He had come to Omaha from Ames where he led industrial economics and served as acting head of economics and sociology at Iowa State College.
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George M. Puller
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Fuller
Omaha
Ames
Iowa State Vallege
Rent Control Extended to 3 Counties
OPA rent control will cover Marshall Story and Webster Counties starting September 1. Rents revert to July 1, 1945 levels. Fort Dodge hosts a rent office with Marshalltown and Ames as branches. Regional staff from Chicago will aid setup. Veterans and spouses get job preference. salaries listed for director attorney examiner clerks.
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Des Moines
OPA
Marshall
Story
Webster
Walter D. Kine
Kline
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Ames
Chicago
Tawa
Ray CriJey
5. T. Ames
Wd McGrevay
Tom Maher
Fork Dodge
Kitne
WHS
Paul Porter
Iowa
Girl Cashier Admits Theft of $13,000
CHICAGO police say year old Shirley Jane Danoski confessed stealing 13000 from a wholesale grocery where she worked as a cashier. She spent 2000 on clothes and 1009 on a 17 year old boyfriend. The youth, Howard Tennhigs, and Danoski were held for questioning. Investigators say 1624 of the money was found at the boyfriend’s home and he bought a 1946 automobile with it.
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Chicago
Daniel Ahearn
Shirley Jane Danoski
Herriend
Haward Tennhigs
Chneywe
Ahearn
Danoskihant
Personal Property Review Board to Meet at City Hall
Councilmen will act as the board of review at 7 p.m. Monday in city hall to adjust and hear complaints on personal property assessments for 1946. Based on computations by J. M. Cleminshaw company appraisal engineers, assessments are expected to rise about 300 percent from last year, from roughly $1,190,000 to an estimated $3,500,000.
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Board of Review
City Hall
J. M. Cleminshaw Company
Hoboes Gather for First Postwar National Convention at Britt
Hoboes arriving in Britt for the first postwar national convention promise free mulligan stew barbecued ox and showers in the town known as hoboes home. The self styled tourists union No. 63 seeks a king with contenders Benson Gobbler Pep Betty and others while Mayor Gariste arranges boxcars and local celebration expected to be the biggest yet.
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Britt
BRUT
Top Rag
Bontleboy Benson
King
Hobeottes
Polly “Gobbler
Pep
Boxem Betty
John “King David
Beetlson
Respring
Benson
Skerls” Simmons
Ben
Mleleed
Beetison
al Gariste
Mike
Griste Gold
Griste
Possible honors for Capt Colin P. Kelly Jr after death
Four years after his death in World War II, Capt Colin P. Kelly Jr. may receive new honors. The War Department identified his body in Manila’s military cemetery No. 2 and said reburial with honors could occur in the United States next year if his widow or father wishes. Kelly, famed for a bold raid on Japanese ships, died in a crash returning from the mission.
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Washington
Colin P. Kelly, Jr
Pearl Harbor
No. 2
Manila
War Department
Ity
United States
Ty Congress
Philippines
Kelly
Approve Gift of Surplus Property Reaches Nonprofits
The justice department issued an opinion approving gifts of surplus property to non profit educational institutions. Acting Attorney General J Howth Melleath led the filing for the War Assets Administration after a request by Robert M Lillejohn war assets administrator. The opinion notes eligible new nonprofit entities may receive surplus property under the act, while avoiding judgments on any specific transaction. The WAA had halted transfers pending a congressional inquiry into such deals and a freeze blocked sales to schools and governments until hearings resumed.
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Walsington
Justice Department
Wir Russets
J. Howth Melleath
Robert M. Lillejohn
War Ase
McGrath
Department of Justice
WAA
Sur- Dlux
Littlejohn
Arizona
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Masa
Hanes
15 year old Bride Admits Marriage Was a Mistake
Haddonfield reports reveal Susanne Tyehsen, 15, and Joseph Scharca, 21, plan to annul their three day old marriage. Susanne, back with her mother, says she does not love him and it was too young to know her mind. her mother Mia Andrew Tyehsen and others discuss the case. Weather notes mention showers foreseen for Bluffs area with a high near 80 and a low 61 yesterday.
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Haddonfield
Susanne Tyehsen
Joseph Scharca
Susanne
Seimeva
Sehimeca Salu
Suganne
Hana
Press Hurls New Charges Against U S
The Moscow radio accused the United States of pressuring Yugoslavia with a military show including the Franklin D Roosevelt carrier. Yugoslav papers called the campaign against Yugoslavia a lie. The U S ambassador discussed the airmen incident with authorities as Turkey sought information on a wounded Turkish captain.
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United States
Yugoslavia
Marshall Mto
Moscow
Franklin J. Roosevelt
London
Borba
Communist Party
Glas
Prain
Pravda
Slavia
Ambasasdor
Belprade
Richard C. Matterson
Nh Viena
Mark W. Clark
Austria
Turkey
Ytaroslav
Jorwman
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Fask
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smyrnit
Turkeys
United States Stilps
Denison War Yat Is Omaha Polio Patient
Crawford county's first polio case in Mars, Cleg ent Maluny, 23, of Denison, admitted to Br. Josephs hospital with paralysis but showed improvement Sunday night. Wile Palingulat, 6, of Ned Oak, admitted to Douglas county hospital last week as polio patient. Three paralysis patients in Mercy hospital are improving.
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Crawford County
Mars
Clegent Maluny
Denison
EL VeLorui
Wis
Br. Josephs Hospital
Aveny
Wile
Ned Oak
Douglas County Hospital
Polly
Mercy
Hunt Started for Bodies of Missing Men
Rescue parties combed the Julian Alps in renewed search for two missing U.S. airmen as plans moved to honor three others killed when their transport plane was shot down by Yugoslav fighters. Marshal Tito approved a guard of honor and plans to escort the bodies from Koprivnik to Ljubljana for transport to Belgrade.
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George Fulmer
Belgrade
Julian Alps
U.S
4Th Army
Koprivnik
Helgrade
U. S. State Department
United States
Yugoslavia
United Nations Security Council
Marshal Tito
Patterson
I .P. Schreiber
Despie
Ministry of Information
Tirceast
Britain
United
Aig Ih
Tite
Weare
Chicago Stockyards Flooded With Cattle
Chicago stockyards saw the largest regular receipts since 1924 as about 39,000 cattle were on sale. Prices fell across the board with bids down as much as $1 per hundred pounds, while government drought shipments from the western plains influenced packing interests. A department spokesman called the move unusual but routine amid high cattle inflow.
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Chicago
Caulle
Mindle Tech
Department of Papriculture
Carrie Millagugh
Davenport Infant Dies of Polio After Dive
Davenport reports baby Stephen Carlson aged 2 died after being taken to a hospital following a diving accident at the Jeviathan hospital district. The child suffered from infantile paralysis earlier this year and was hospitalized Monday morning.
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Davenport
Stephen Carlson
Jeviathan
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