Dissolution of the Third International Viewed from Different Sides
A 1948 report discusses the announced dissolution of the Third International on May 18, reactions from Washington London Berlin and state actors. It lists key Communist signatories and names leaders and puppet-state figures in postwar Europe while noting skepticism about the move's significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Berlin
Timuroy
Zhdanov
Kuusinen
Manuilsky
Gomer
Bulenria
Zidunov
Russiga
Poland
Maniuilsky
Ukewine
Duelos
Gottwald
Guedoslovakia
Ercoli
Yogiatti
Uke Phorez
Moscow
Third International
Cordell Aull
Tim
New York
Ife
Trotsky
Mexico
Europe
Hitler
Fort Browder
Stalin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Mogoaing
Lash
Comintern
Tell Laneloning
Jacques Duclos
Waller
Alpricht
Dimitris
Cis
Tn Ward
Buslosa
Jntbie
Tireman Dies in Burlington Fire Disaster
A spectacular blaze at the Burlington Pruli Company building killed Tireman Carl Harman, 29, and injured several others. Firemen fought the 10 hour blaze destroying vast goods, including a large cold storage rocker and merchandise. Damage estimated near 200000 with additional losses at Dodge and Nash facilities in Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
INS
Burlington: Pruli
Herald Carl Harman
Olker Sirgm
Dodge
Elgin Paper and Supply Company
Nash Company
Gfyage Inn
Fort
Paper Company
Edward A Firmen LW C Alumnus Dies in New York City
Edward A. Firmen, 82, a 1911 Iowa Wesleyan alumnus, died Sunday morning in his New York City home after a heart attack a month earlier. Funeral was in Riverside Chapel, New York, with burial in Dallas. Survived by wife, two daughters Zona Mine and Florence Stephens, five brothers, and other relatives. He operated in New York with Lag Gem after teaching at Iowa Wesleyan and was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Firmen
Tana Westleyan
Hig ‘Hone
New York City
Riverside Chapel
Dallas
Texas
Zona Mine
Florence Stuphens
Fivo
Burlington
Bloomfield
Stephens
John A. Stephens
Ainsworth
New York
Fimimen
Wesleyan
Towa Wesleyan
Gandarlion
Iowa Wesleyan
Dwyer Flooring Company
Lag Gem
Lambde Chi Alpha
Suit for divorce filed with clerk naming Paul V Gabel
Paul V. Gabel filed for divorce from Frances Paling Gabel alleging cruel and infirmity cruelty. They married in Ottumwa in January 1934 and lived together until January 1996. He seeks custody of their son Richard Lee, age 12, and any relief the court may grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Gabel
Frances
Paling Gabel
Trentmyutt
Ottumwa
Richard Lee
Will admitted to probate for Belle Nicholson estate
The will of Belle Nicholson was admitted to probate and divided equally among her children Pearl Nicholson, Winena Maude Byers, Thak ad P. Nicholson, and Rose Nicholson as executor without bond. The will, dated August 15, 1911, was witnessed by W. Z. Ken and Florence Deibler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Nicholson
Uwee
Pearl Nicholson
Winena Maude Byers
Thakad P. Nicholson
Rose Nicholson
W. Z. Ken
Plorence Deibler
Two Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk’s Office
Two marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk. James Sohier, 30, and Marjorie Tomb, 29, both of Mb Pleasint. Geel Linder, 22, and Marvel or Riwnhouser, 18, both of Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sohier
Marjorie Tomb
Mb. Pleasint
Geel Linder
Marvel Or
Riwnhouser
Winfield
Foreign correspondents dispute Comintern claim hoaxes
A fragmentary report notes American foreign correspondents in Moscow denying that Mrere ever joined the Comintern. The item hints at hoax theories and mentions copyright attribution with unclear sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Comintern
Mente
Tne
No Buses Rejected In Inspection Here
Inspection at McMillan park found all 76 acting buses pass safety checks. Some were flagged for brake issues and required repairs. drivers instructed to fix. A private car failed the brake test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan Park
Aifternoon
Waterloo VFW Pow Wow Highlights Veteran Aid Efforts
Waterloo hosts a VFW POW WOW with VPW members and spouses over the weekend. National leaders Ray Bronaman Dorothy Mann and H A Calkins spoke on veterans issues and VA staffing needs. Local service officers pledged aid and guidance to veterans seeking help. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roger Galer Mr. and Mrs. Bij Lanmm Mr. and Mrs. Frank Werner and Linnie Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VPW
Waterloo
V.pw
Ray Bronnaman
V. FP. W
Dorothy Mann
H.A. Calkins
Veterans Problems
Veterans Administration
Vy, Flw
Vic
V.e F. W
Joan V. PF. W. Post
Roger Galer
Bi J Lanmm
Frank Werner
Linnie Lyon
American Consulate In Jerusalem Bombed
Arab extremists bombed the American consulate in Jerusalem injuring two women employees. The blast broke through the back wall, breached the interior, and damaged the roof as tension rises over Palestine partition plans. Arab attacks followed a Polish consulate bombing amid troop movements near the Galilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Durustiem
INS
Lhe
Jeruralem
United States
Palestine
Miss Wright Weds William Van Allen in Candlelight Ceremony
Dorothy A. Wright daughter of Glare and Wright of Arlington Virginia wed William Van Allen in Washington DC. The couple plans to reside in Boston after a candlelight ceremony at the Wright home. The bride wore white satin with illusion veil and carried white roses. Matron of honor was cousin Mrs. Alan Fay in blue and silver. the groom’s mother Mrs. A M Van Allen attended. Van Allen is with the Ultrasonic corporation of Cambridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy A. Wright
Glare A. Wright
Arlington
William van Allen
Washington
DD. G
Boston
Wright
Allan Fay
Mr. van Allen
A.M. van
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Dollie Swartz
Funeral service for Mrs. Dollie Swartz, age 4, will be Tuesday at 3 PM from Winfield Methodist Church with Dr. George G Hunt officiating. The body lies at Cookes Funeral Home. Mrs Swartz died Sunday evening in the hospital and is survived by her son Lee Swartz of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Swarty
Winfield Methodist
George G. Hunt
Cookes
Swarts
Lee Swarly
Buta Yaygton
Service Officer Named for VFW Posts
Roger Goierde named service officer at VFW post to assist veterans with information on on the job training hospitalization care training programs and related services. Veterans needing help are urged to contact Mr Galer for guidance and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Goierde
Ginter
Galer
Miss Charlotte Garrels Attends Rural Youth Convention
Miss Charlotte Garrels daughter of Mr and Mrs Mimer Garrels attends the National Convention of Rural Youth Association of America in Bloomington Illinois this week representing her club and 4 H. 5 Mr P G Wall State 4 H leader will speak on the program day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Garrels
Mimer Garrels
Rural Youth Association
Americ Being
Bloomingston
FFA
UW. 5
P. GC
Wall
Styte
Laws
Miss Garrels
Goa
Hay Rack Ride Fatal At Omaha University
An Omaha University student Freddie Freelin, 21, a senior engineering major, died in a hayride collision Saturday night. Six other students were injured, including 18 year old WMcPranand whose skull may be fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Nebr
Omaha University
Lday Wang
Freddie Freelin
Wmcpranand
Fairfield Marriage Notice for Grace McGiffin and John G Barwise
Announcements from Fairfield report the marriage of Mrs Grace McGiffin and Mr John G Barwise of Fairfield. The ceremony occurred Saturday afternoon at Fairfield. Mrs Barwise is a Fairfield Daily Ledger publisher and Mr Barwise is an attorney for a local machinery company. Barwise served in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McGiffin
John G. Barwise
Fairfield
Fairfield Ta
Barwise
Fairfield Daily Ledger
Warenleig
Len ‘Machinery Company
Pairfield
Baywise
Untl
Death of local man linked to self-inflicted shooting
Police stated the body of Nor bert Rehir was found in his Dubuque home with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the heart. A double barreled shotgun lay beside the deceased, and authorities indicate the death was by his own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Ta. Uins
Caroner
Norbert Rehir
Lobelet
Stipide
Dex
Presseli
Local Happenings and Family Visits Across Communities
Sunday visits to La Grange Missouri and Moling Texas frame a weekend from Mrs. Gul Rochert to Miss Virginia Campbell from Washington DC. Long lists of relatives attend weddings in Virginia and domestic travel figures. notes on memorial hospital and social visits span Iowa Nebraska and Oregon locales.
Plan Corn Contest At Trenton Event
At the October meeting of Triton WGC S held at Mrs. Fred McPheron's home it was voted to hold a amuid bazaar and supper. Various kinds of needlework aprons and garments will be sold. Prizes for longest ear of corn smallest car and greatest circumference. The corn will be weighed for highest tender. Entertainment planned for ARCS attendance hoped.
Cub Pack Supper Tuesday Evening at Melodial church
The monthly Cub Pack supper will be held in the Melodial church dining room on Tansey evening October at 6. Dr. Pensepacke will give a talk on Tide and the theme for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUB Pack
Tansey
Dr. A. Sf
Tye Mons
Chicago Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hogs and Steers
Raw market wire from Chicago noting hogs around 9 500 head with direct loads 2 500, prices up to 25 cents, calves and cattle varied with slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower, hogs 1 80 to 1 90 for some cuts, sow prices 28 to 20, cattle and lambs mixed with buyers cautious, weekly totals forecast 8 000 hogs and 2 000 sheep. Local market items include dairy cream prices, Leghorn products, and poultry sprigs with small price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Severnl Inads
Amd
Speeding Student Harold Rose Fined In City Court
Harold Rose a college student was fined one dollar and costs by Mayor J B Vandagriff on a speeding charge after being picked up by local police on East Washington for driving at 25 miles an hour in a restricted zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rose
J. B. Vandagriff
Rose
Locat Police
East Washington
College basketball scores and player tallies across multiple games
A compiled list of college basketball scores and player point totals from numerous schools. Notable entries include California 48 Wisconsin 4 with Tawh 27 and neha 14, Michigan 69 Pittsburg 0.5, Minnesota 87 Northwestern 21, Kansas 88 South Dakota State 21, and Texas 84 Oklahoma 14 along with several uncertain names and misread team labels reflecting OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
California
Wisconsin
Tawh
Neha
Minois
Amy Oo Itler
Michigan
Pittsburg
Minnesota
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Purdue
Sauthen
Ohia State
Kansas
South Dakota State
Massetts
Gatorady
Nebraska
Jows State
Texaa
Oklahon
Cornell
Simpson
Tabure
Calver-Stockton
Augsburg
Hares
Mines Normal
Ambrose
Augestinma
Upper Town
Penn
Warlairg
Towa State Trachers Kraporlans Penghers
North Dakota
Maniobi
Carleton
Goofy
Gate
Tape
Beloit
Tiaweotiee
Two Die In Florida Storm Strikes Miami Area
A tropical cyclone lashed southern Florida causing two deaths and over 3,000 homeless. The storm center was about 285 miles northeast of Palm Beach with Miami and nearby regions facing widespread flood risk. Gusts reached hurricane force as the system moved across the area, the second of three Florida storms this month, with Red Cross relief aiding more than 1,000 evacuees housed in schools and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plovida
Palm Beach
Miami
Florida
Minai
District Demonstration Festival Showcases Eight Counties
Washington and Louisa counties led eight county teams in Mt. Pleasant for the 4-H girls District Demonstration Festival. Entries included Dress Up With Accessories by Washington and Bay and Sew by Louisa in the blue ribbon class, with secant winners Van Buren and Davis counties for Put a Shine On Your Toes Instead of Your Nose and Preserving Food The Modern Way. Ribbon winners included Wapello and Muscatine counties for Evening Wricks Of Woolen Garments and Desk Acts series, reflecting top local talent among sixty district teams in friendly competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wipelly
Muscatine Cowny
Dvi
Car collision damages vehicles in Salem incident
Cars driven by Dale Septer of Salem and Mrs Zeller of Brooklyn were involved in a Sunday morning accident on Highway 218 near Salm stub. Both cars were damaged in the crash valued at $260 total. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Septer
Salem Id
Joseph
Zeller
Brooklyns
Burial of Boudewy ns in Rock Island Cemetery
The casketed remains of Boudewyns, a World War II navy veteran from Waykind, are to be returned from overseas for final burial at Rock Island National Cemetery in a few weeks. An informed Navy escort from the Chicago destination center will accompany the body. The family requests kinship confirmation and notes reimbursement of travel expenses up to a specified amount for the escort and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bortswiti
Boulewyia
Rock Island National
Chicago
Boaswains
Unclear text about a move to a new house
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Terminy Ott and names, with references to moving to a new house and a future residence. Details are garbled and identities unclear.
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George EB. Sokalsky
Lw.c
Will
By Jimmy Hatlo
S.S
CK Medaniel
319
East MO
Daniel ST
Serne
VFW
AVA
Hagaiah
Galilee
Holy Land
Upper Galilee
Haganah
Jewish Defense Army
Miss Wright
Dollie Swartz
V.F.W
Gul Rochert
la Grimge
Lloyd Schwlobert
Moling
Virginia, Campbell
Wishington
Glenn Campbell
Paneo Ghicago
Tony
Bug
Ato Nixon
Wait Kitel
R. So Rhodes
Velleja
L. PL Diemer
J. K. Aenstrong
Oregon
Mis
van Allen
Washington, DC
William Vin, Allen
Dorothy
Trond Schuyler
Nebr
Poneef Direutors
Wivents
Athy Stanton
Iatias Aril
Warren
Wiek Isa Eho
Bidar
Damiltoni
Richard
Monty
RIE Bf
Chale Salli
Taedale
Tsage
Rie Gift
Trenton
Washington and
Louisa County
Salem
J Boudewyns
Rock Island
Terminy Ott
Cesitont Dey
Henry Comity
Hariilsiy
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