City Needs More Units Eyed for Revamped Fees
Mayor Phil Minner said City of Minner must raise revenue to fund operations with a projected 60 000 to 75 900 increase next year. He cited antiquated license and permit systems and planned revamps including higher garbage fees and broader licensing. A city revenue study group was formed, with no report yet.
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Phil Minner
Council Bluffs
Minllside
Mimner
Municipal Finance Officers Association
Richmond
United States
Cvies
Minner
Mayer Minner
Nels Hansen
George Mayneti
Proctor
1000 Unit Locker Plant Announced
Announcement Monday at 4 pm that the A and F Frozen Food and Locker Service plans a modern 1000 unit locker plant at 215 Vine Street. Construction of a 2300 square foot building will begin once civilian production authorities approve. Plant name and further developments to follow in forthcoming reports.
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Council Blulfs
A and F
Vine Street
Compan
Hks
Ate
Joe Pede Peorts
Fatal Front-Entry Shot Claimed in King Ananda’s Death
An official report on King Ananda Matidal states the fatal bullet entered the front of his head causing his death during the Palaw Dune incident. Dental and radiographic findings from a six hour examination of the body ruled out a shot from behind, while officials consider whether the death was accidental or murder. The royal funeral rites followed the 100 day observance, with medical commission members briefly bowing before proceeding with the examination.
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Bangkon
Tutan
Kim Ananda Matidal
kKlag
Ananda
Medical Commission
Lily Pons Presented to Royal Family at London Event
Lily Pons and her conductor husband Andre Kusilanez were presented to the royal family after a four‑record performance in Bidar. The program included an orchestral fantasia based on Geer Corshiin's work and Bess Nt Waele Hat. Weather across the region shows mostly cloudy with showers and variable temperatures, with readings near 50 to 70 degrees and scattered wind.
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London
Lily Pons
Andre Kusilanez
Bidar
Manote
Geer Corshiin
Novelty Numbers Feature at Sing in Bayliss Park
Thirlan's Hotshot band led a Sunday night concert in Bayliss Park drawing about 5,000 fans. The performers, joined by 20 local business leaders with centennial beards, performed at Norparen's carrier hall after the sing. William Niebuhr accompanied on the Hammond organ as Alfred T. Neilsen noted a stronger reception for old favorites versus newer tunes.
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Thirlan
Secon
Civic
Cormmiumly
Bayliss Park
Harlan Business
Norparen
Carrier Hall
Shully Bie
Kept in Dark by Stalin on War Strategy
Eisenhower’s final report reveals Stalin’s hidden war plans four months before V E day. Marshall Stan presented red army plans for a decisive final offensive that helped crush Germany. Three decisive battles: Normandy, the Calais region, and Berlin, shaped Allied victory with coordination among West and Soviet forces.
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Stalin
Edward
Somer Wastington
Ton
Dwight
Eisenhower
Russia
Marshall Stan
Weiss Naemindy
War Department
Temmywnik
Mgt
van Bihay
Apelsand
Marshal von Runidstedt
West
Fusenhower
Judimoent
van de-Calais
Vengtaid Gailfne
Line
Palaiap Porkot
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie Dies at Age of 89
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Andrew Carnegie at 89, highlighting her role as wife of the famed philanthropist and her own charitable activities. The report recalls her social influence and long-standing connection to New York society.
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Andrew Carnegie
KEW
YORK
Andrew Eizip
Crusading Mayor Refuses to Yield in Meadville City Fight
McKeesport Pennsylvania mayor Charles A Kinkaid, a former football star and Republican tin plate executive, intensifies a crime crackdown five weeks into office. A threatening call to his wife spurred a police surge, yielding three arrests while the 55 000 resident city tightens surveillance on racketeers. Kinkaid vows the city will run on business lines and declares he will not yield to crime.
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Mckeesport
Charles A. Kinkaid
MecKrosport
Pittsburgh
Linkaid
Kinkaid
Tin Plate Company
Jin
Buchanan
Wau
Starts on Survey of Training School in Eldora
James W. Thom began a survey Monday at the state training school for boys under the direction of the governor's public administration service and the survey committee. He will spend several weeks examining every place of the school as the committee plans to meet him during his stay. The committee visited April 7. The survey and study organization will be paid 3,000 for work in Eldora and Milehohvwille parks.
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Eldora
James W.thomas
Public Administration Service
Chicago
Hegan
Governor's Penal Surevey
Thomas
Rockwell City
Parks Tiining
Milehohvwille
Thorus
Wales
Tyerly
Riga
Inflationary Trend Cannot Be Halted
President Erwin N. Van Tarte of the federal land bank predicts ongoing price rises across farm goods and machinery. He cites unfulfilled farm equipment demand and rising costs for chemicals, nylon, rails, and furniture as drivers. land bank officials from four states foresee continued inflation despite efforts.
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Erwin N. van Tarte
Federal Land Bank of Ginaha
Land Bank
Tnt National Farm
Intinane Mens US Pianet
Nesus
Deat Fey
Satan Sith
Dress Rehearsal on Atomic Test Splendid Success
On Bikini lagoon the practice bombing aboard the USS Appalachain ended with the blast in the air between the Nevada hulls and the USS Gardiner Independence. Vice Admiral Blandy called the rehearsal swell and praised the smooth run of the bombardment ahead of the actual atomic test.
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U. S. S. Appalachian
Bikini Lagoon
Nevada
William H. P. Blandy
Allied official warns of costly German occupation burden
Assistant Secretary of War Howard Peterson told a Columbus Chamber luncheon that allied aims to nullify German plans require radical revision unless Berlin is fully halted as a unified economy. He blamed Potsdam fallout on French objections, noted Russia’s issues, and urged central agencies to manage foreign trade finance industry and agriculture amid occupation. Peterson praised the army’s work and cautioned German youth’s slow ideological shift.
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Columbus
O.P
Howard ¢. Peterson
Berlin
Reich
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Peterson
Russia
Germany
Ider
Daniol
Wasiv
Showers and Cooler Weather Forecast for Monday Night
The weather service forecasts occasional showers and thunder-showers with cooler temperatures. Monday low near 70, Tuesday high near 81, and mostly cloudy skies. Lake Manawa continues to flood as the Missouri River rises about six feet below flood stage after a 21 hour period. The river is expected to rise another 2 to 3 feet Tuesday before receding.
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Hurt
Fate of OPA to Be Known Monday Night
Frances J. Kelly reports protests by housewives and labor groups pressing to extend OPA price controls as a key conference decides four remaining differences. Senators and representatives argued late into the night about lifting ceilings on meat dairy poultry petroleum and tobacco with a Monday decision expected and a Washington Monument rally planned.
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Frances J. Kelly
Washington
Capitol Bill
Save Opa
House
Washington Monument
Taylor D Ldad
Walcott
Join
Congressional Committee
Senate
Wolcott
OPA
Rules Committee
Nine Injured in Head-On Collision Near Blairsburg
At the intersection of highways 9 and 20 near Blairsburg Sher HR reports nine persons were injured in a late Sunday night head-on crash. Six injured include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sumner, Mrs. Jess Bennett of Kansas City, and Darlene and Charlene Dunbar. Minor injuries reported for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunbar and a child. Continuous coverage noted.
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Blairsburg
Sher
Lear
Mgr
Charles Sumner
Jess Bennett
Kansas
Cilys
Darlene
Charlene Dunbar
Dinenabe
Tay—arer
Hamilton County
Clarence Dunbar
Thi Caughiey
Wickham Lone Bidder on West Broadway Paving
A. Wickhman submitted the sole bid for West Broadway repaving from Fifteenth Street to Ak-Sar-Ben bridge approach. Engineer A. A. Raustam said the $412,457.48 bid requires Public Roads Administration approval in Kansas City before a contract can be awarded. If approved, work could start within about three weeks.
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A. Wickhian
West Broadway
A. A. Brustain
Iowa State Highway Commission
Ames
Fifteenth Street
Ak-Sar-Ben
Raustam
Public Roads Administration
Kanesas Ci Ma
Boustati
Savi Waste Va
Browder Denied London Freedom
Karl Browder former head of the American communist party was detained by British security police at Heathrow Airport after arriving from Paris. He remains in custody pending departure as authorities consider his case.
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London
Karl Browder
Communist Party
United States
Yank Ater
Moscow
Browder
Paris
Sevurity
Ieathrow Airpat
Bluffs Man Injured as Plane Nosedives
Lester La Turner, 41, suffered a fractured skull and broken back when a plane piloted by his brother Wearle Turner crashed Sunday north of Oakland, leaving him in poor condition at a hospital. The aircraft, owned by AUTOS Raberky et Chalband, went down after a stuck engine. Turner was a passenger, hospitalized with severe contusions and back injuries.
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Lester la Turner
Nori
Poelhane
Archie Maltby
Turner
Oakland
Sprouses Steal Amusement Park Show in West Virginia
Delbert Sprouse 18 and his wife drew crowds at Huntington West Virginia promoting a jeep dream in a booming seaside style act. The couple, hailed as modern royalty, toured Lodging and attractions to thrill about 12 000 attendees. Local promoters altered plans to accommodate their bustling reception as police and fans watched.
Soviet Pravda Declares U S Atomic Control Plan Failures
Moscow Pravda editorial flings at the U S Baruch plan for shared atomic control, denying any surrender of veto rights. It calls the U S approach a drive for world rule, insists Soviet policy seeks universal security, and endorses Andrei Gromyko’s counter proposal banning production and use of atomic bombs.
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Rembert
James
Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Russia
United States
Pravda Sari
Ienethy International
Bernard Mo Baureh
United Xafidas
Roper
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Barneh
Mternan Eal
United Sites
Japanese Officer Charged in Looting East India Cache
A Tokyo based former school teacher and director faces charges in a looting case involving a vast cache. Authorities report $30 million worth of valuables seized, with ongoing investigation into ties to wartime assets and recovery efforts.
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East India
Batavia
Jaya
Ron Mithornes
Akira Nanya Montag
Gohd
Rasocuml
Nowtite
Tokyo Echool
Lapillione
Lapillione Planmanrs
Hamas
Vinson Installed in Colorful Ceremony
A chaotic account describes a colorful ceremony surrounding Vinson taking office. The text blends garbled phrases with references to Vinson and an apparent oath ritual as guests observe the event amid unclear details.
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Vinson
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