OP LEADERS RAFT 4 POINT CONTROLS BILL
U S lawmakers clash over inflation policy while House and Senate Republicans push a four point plan for voluntary allocation of scarce materials, curb on bank credit, and continued federal controls on transport and sports equipment. A separate rail of measures includes restoring federal controls on installment buying and a reserve fund proposal from the Fed. Foreign aid debates with a winter relief bill proceed as Bases subcommittee studies U S military base needs amid strategic concerns.
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Washington
GOP
Uman
House
Senate
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of Treasury
John W Snyder
France
Italy
Austria
China
August H. Andresen
Minn
Red Cross
Armed Services Subcommittee
U. S
San Francisco
Arcadre
Delay Showdown in Printers' Dispute
Indianapolis union tensions between the International Typographical Union and three associations of daily newspapers face a postponed ruling. A legal technicality halted a Taft Hartley law dispute, delaying a decision on unfair labor practices until the National Labor Relations Board provides an interpretation.
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Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
AFL
Dbb
National Other Relations Board
Washington
ITU
Bartels Funeral At Maynard Friday
Services for Mrs Sylivia Bartels who died Tuesday at Town City hospital will be Friday at 2 p m in the Maynard Presbyterian church The Rev S R Reed will officiate and burial will be in Long Grove cemetery Mrs Bartels aged years had lived at 735 North Frederick Most of her life was spent in the Maynard neighborhood
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Sylivia Bartels
Town City Hospital
Maynard Presbyterian
S. R. Reed
Long Grove
Dover Church to Have New Minister
Pastor Olaf Monsen of Superior Wisconsin has accepted the oath of the Bethany Lutheran congregation and will relocate to West Union around March 61st. Monsen and his family will be here from December 26 until New Year. The Bethany congregation has purchased the Cornel Osterhus residence in West Tivin for paren.
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Dover
Olaf Monsen
Superior, Wise
Bethany Lutheran Congregation
Corde
West Union
Monsen
Bethany
Cornel Osterhus
West Tivin
Ie Paren
Pioneer Dealers Hear Wallace At District Meeting
About 60 Pioneer Hybrid Corn Co. dealers from northeast Iowa attended today’s annual district gathering in Oelwein. Wallace executive VP, Urban VP and sales manager, spoke on advertising plans joined by Wayne Skidmore and district supervisors. Karl B. Jarvis explained Pioneer breeding at the Des Moines station. service awards were given at the noon luncheon. The meeting, part of 12 held in IA, MN, SD, kicked off at 11:00 with talks and entertainment.
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James W. Wallace
Henry Wallace
Nelson Urban
Iowa
Pioneer Hybrid Corn Co
Des Moines
Mealey
Wallace
Urban
Gene McGuire
Wallace Advertising Agency
Iowa Daily Press Association
Pioneer
Minnesota
South Dakota
Cedar Rapids
Rochester
Mason City
Wayne Skidmore
Karl B. Jarvis
Johnson
Oelwein
Poland May Not Need 600 Million Loan
The Foreign Policy Association says Poland is near economic recovery despite political bickering that spurred Stanislaw Mikolajczyk to flee. It suggests Poland may lift itself without the $600 million loan from the International Bank. The UNRRA is credited with significant aid to rehabilitation.
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Washington
Foreign Policy Association
Poland
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
S. Harrison Thomson
U.S. Information Service
Warsaw
International Bank
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Iowans Surrender After Prison Break
Two convicts escaped Sunday from the Clive prison farm and surrendered to police late yesterday. Wilbur Osborne, 29, Des Moines, and Lyie Johnson, 29, Atlantic, were captured by Highway Patrolman Byron Hockenberry near Ankeny after he fired at them as they fled through a north farm. They were held in Des Moines jail pending removal to Fort Madison State Prison.
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Des Moines
Clive
Fort Madison
Wilbur Osborne
Lyie Johnson
Atlantic
Byron Hockenberry
Ankeny
Hockenberry
Snow Closes Iowa Roads With Up To Five Inches
A white snow blanket covered most Iowa roads today as the highway commission warned that virtually all highways were packed with snow. Snowfall reached up to five inches in Sioux City and Charles City, averaging two to three inches elsewhere. The weather bureau forecast fair but colder weather, with a zero to low temperature tonight and a high around 32 today, then 25 tomorrow. South of a Council Bluffs to Dubuque line roads were thinly packed and slippery in protected areas, while north of that line roads were dangerous due to a new layer over old ice.
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Des Moines
The
Highway Commission
Sioux City
Charles City
Weather Bureau
Council Bluffs
Carroll
Clarion
Dubuque
Buchanan H. I. A. to Meet Monday
The Buchanan County Health Improvement Association will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Independence courthouse assembly room. The annual gathering will elect officers and directors for the association.
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Buchanan County Health Improvement Osation
Court House of Independence
Fayette Man Charged With Drunk Driving After Accident
Fayette man Cave Bills of Fayette is charged in justice court with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a collision Friday evening on Highway 1450 two miles east of Maynard. Milton Jones of Dubuque, a salesman, was injured slightly. Bills escaped unharmed. Jones’s 1947 Buick sustained about 150 dollars in damage while Bills’s 1934 Plymouth had about 100 dollars in damage.
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Cave Bills of
Bills
Jones
The
Highway Patrol
Stuff French Stand On Soviet Note
Paris reports strained France Soviet relations after Paris refused to consider a Moscow note that halted talks and expelled a French mission. A foreign office spokesman said terms were unacceptable due to violence and a false basis for objections. The crisis follows a communist strikes defeat, with most of the 1.9 million workers returning to work.
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Paris
France
Russia
Moscow
Foreign Office
General Confederation of Labor
Confederation
Nelson Resigns Film Capital Job
Donald M. Nelson resigned today as president of the Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers to focus on business interests. The move ends his wartime role as head of the War Production Board and comes as he has advised the Mexican government on economic matters. He gave no details on his new ventures.
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Hollywood
Donald M. Nelson
Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers
Nelson
War Production Board
Republicans Win Iowa House Seat in Special Election
George L. Paul a Brooklyn Republican captured the vacancy in the Iowa house of representatives caused by John Cannaway’s death. Unofficial returns from yesterday’s special election show Paul defeating Democrat Clem Be Meulenacre of Brooklyn by 804 to ? gas.
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Montezuma
George L. Paul
Brooklyn
Iowa
House of Representatives
John Cannaway
Grinnell
Poweshiek County
C.C. Mason
Paul
Clem
Meulenacre
Marshall rejects Soviet German reparations plan
London reports Secretary of State George C. Marshall rejected any Soviet demand to levy reparations from current German production as a condition for economic unity. At the Big Four talks he pressed Molotov for a clear answer, noting Potsdam settled reparations and detailing Western Germany aid versus eastern Germany asset seizures.
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London
George C. Marshall
Germany
Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
United States
Potsdam
Great Britain
Russia
Cigarette Lighter Ignites Bedroom Fire At Residence
The fire department was summoned to the L. J. Heldt residence at 1 20 am to extinguish a blaze started by a youth lighting a cigarette lighter. The fire in a downstairs bedroom caused extensive damage and destroyed personal clothes.
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L. J. Heldt
November Traffic Toll 57 in Iowa
The Department of Public Safety reports 457 traffic deaths in Iowa during November, the second highest month this year and five more than November last year. Through the year total reaches 496 fatalities on streets and highways, per the State Safety Council.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Department of Public Safety
Omer Hoan
Sime Dew
State Department Forfengs
Matgongi Safety Council
S H Sextette On Air Sunday
The Sacred Heart Sextette will appear on KXEL Waterloo Sunday evening at 6 45. The junior girls include Helen Kay Cross Audrey Avery Patricia Kehoe Shirley Biddinger Mary Catherine Crahan and Mary Agnes Feld. Mrs George Hellmer accompanies them. They sing Christmas selections dedicated to Disabled American Veterans in hospitals. Ned Richards state adjutant of the BDA presents the program with introductions by J W Feld commander of the Ke lvin post.
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Sacred Heart
KXEL
Waterloo
Helen Kay Cross
BD A. Ws. Br
J. W. Feld
Qelwein
Farm Bureau Meeting in Oelwein Details
Jefferson Farm Bureau schedules a meeting for Friday December 12 at 8 2 pm at the Lutheran church in Oelwein delayed by bad weather last Thursday. Scott township invited to join Jefferson township to honor Mr and Mrs Ed Heise. Discussion on Legislature special session. Each family to bring an apple or pumpkin pie and table service. coffee provided.
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Jefferson Farm Bureau
Oelwein
Scott Township
Jefferson Township
Ed Heise
Harvester Raises Prices After Earlier Cut
International Harvester Co. disclosed that its nine month old price reduction failed to curb inflation and will raise prices by up to one point two percent on more items. President John L. McCaffrey cited higher material costs wages and transportation as the reasons for the increase.
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Chicago
International Harvester Co
John L. McCaffrey
Rome Unions Set To Strike Tonight
Communist controlled unions threaten a general strike in Rome by midnight. Government ministers offered 2.5 million for public works to ease unemployment, while Luigi Einaudi said the state could raise the offer but would not meet the 10 billion kg ultimatum for public works.
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Rome
Struittiens
Routens
Nour
Hep
Luigi Einaudi
Finders City Clerk Resigns After Nine Years
H J Finders city clerk for almost nine years resigned last night at a city council meeting. Leo Moment will leave the Cedar Falls police force for a Cedar Falls post on December 17. Finders plans to relocate to Houston Texas with a new clerk likely chosen at the next council meeting.
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H. J. Finders
Leo Moment
R. W. Zuber
Finders
Houston
Tex
Zuber
Moment
Cedar Falls
Paul Galer
Police Department
J. B. Henderson
M. Fgunderson
Big Powers Delay Palestine Debate
LAKE SUCCESS New York United Nations Security Council postpones indefinitely any discussion of its role in Palestine partition. The delay follows a U S and Russian suggestion and allows Egypt Lebanon and Syria to participate when the debate resumes signaling three Arab voices against Security Council backing for partition.
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Lake Success
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Holy Land
United States
Russia
Security Council
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Fence to Strengthen Cattle Quarantine
Washington reports a U S and Mexico plan to fence in the foot and mouth disease zone in central Mexico. Officials say the fence will use wire and posts with strengthened quarantine lines, more Mexican soldiers and air patrols, and is still in preliminary stages.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
U.S
British Warn They'll Curet Holy Land
British officials told Jewish leaders in Palestine that Britain would take measures to restore order if disorders did not end. The mandate for Palestine would remain in force, as casualties rose with ongoing violence and deaths reported in Jerusalem and surrounding areas.
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Holy Land
Jrrusalem
Palestine
Tauth
Wlan Cunningham
Cunningham
Great Britain
Lil
Army Plane Crashes In Labrador
A four engined air transport plane with unknown passengers crashed near Goose Bay Labrador shortly before midnight. Ground teams in ice and snow battled weather to reach the scene eight miles north of Goose Bay airdrome. Early reports said no survivors, later signs of survivors were mentioned, with unofficial counts claiming 29 aboard.
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Westover Field
Mass
Air Transport Command
Gooseay
Labrador
Passenge Air Transport Command
Goose Bar
Goose Bay
St. Johns
Mld
Fatal Train Car Crash at Waterloo Claims Student Life
Robert Earhart of Mason City died when the car he rode in collided with a train at a Waterloo crossing while returning from Cedar Falls. Earhart, a student at Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, died instantly. no other injuries were reported. The 1947 traffic death toll rose to 497.
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Waterloo
Robert Earhart
Mason City
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Earhart
Football Player Dies of Injuries in Bowl Game
Oklahoma City radio reports Bobby Price, 19, from Lexington Missouri, died last night from injuries suffered Saturday in the Papoose Bowl between Wentworth Military Academy and Northeast Oklahoma A and M. Price, Wentworth star halfback, was hurt on the game’s first two plays and remained unconscious for 71 hours.
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Oklahoma City
Bobby Price
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Oklahoma A & M
Price
Wentworth
Hoptonized Fighter Loses Title Bout in Hypnosis
London welterweight Eve Boon faced British champion Ernie Roderick in a title fight. Boon underwent a six sleep hypnosis course, allegedly to boost confidence. After early rounds he faded, and the decision went to Roderick last night.
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London
Eve
Boon
Ernie Roderick
Sand Icy Walks Endanger Home Owners Says Spokesman
A terse statement warned that icy walkways around homes pose danger today. A local spokesman urged residents to exercise caution as the weather worsens, noting slippery surfaces and the risk of falls in the area.
Oelwein High School Dance After Friday Game
Kenny Burns band will perform Friday evening December 12 after the basketball game at Oelwein High School. Sponsored by the Spanish and Latin clubs, Sacred Heart and Gsage students and Oelwein High School students are invited. No admission, refreshments available.
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Kenny Burns
Oelwein High School
Sacred Heart
Gsage
25000-Mile Journey in Light Planes
George W. Truman and Clifford W. Evans Jr completed a 25,000 mile round the world trip in small 100 horsepower planes. They landed at Teterboro Airport at 10 24 a m EST after 122 days 23 hours. The voyage started Aug 9 from Teterboro in City of Angels and City of Washington. They crossed 21 countries with light planes modified for longer range and blind flying.
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Teterboro
N. J
George W. Truman
Clifford W. Evans, Jr
Air Force
City of Angels
City of Washington
Wiley Posts
Winnie Mae
Post
Truman
Evans
Hokkaido Island
Japan
North Pacific
Aleutians
Harrisburg
Dayston
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
China- Burma-India
Zion Lutheran Brotherhood Elects Tomorrow Evening
Zion Brotherhood will meet Thursday evening at 8 p m for its regular meeting Devotions will be in charge of L D Scott The Rev H E Dieter will present the topic The nominating committee has selected two candidates for each office and a good crowd is expected for the election of officers for the coming year The losers will treat the winners next month to an oyster stew Lunch committee consists of Ted Wesner and Vern Kiel
Midwest May See New Lead Mine Boom
Eagle-Picher Mining and Smuting Co began sinking a shaft in a large zinc ore body in the ancient mining area. A. S. Malocsay, era] superintendent, said prospectors found a huge mass of zinc ore overlooked by old miners. The shaft is the first of several planned. The mines span several counties of northwestern Wisconsin, southwestern Wisconsin, and central eastern Iowa.
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Midwest
Sur
Gylena
Eagle-Picher Mining and Smutiing Co
A. S. Malocsay
Era
Malcesay
Wiineis
Wisconsin
Towa
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