Yugoslav Party Proposes Balkan Federation amid Soviet Ties
Belgrade dispatch reports the Yugoslav central committee unveiled a Yugoslav Bulgarian Albanian federation plan while pledging full cooperation with the Soviet Union. The program, drawn June 14 and to be refined before the July 24 party convention, preserves Yugoslav loyalty to Russia while signaling a counter to Western pressure. Tito, greeted by Kardelj Rankovic and Dijalas, urged party unity as slanderous charges were denounced.
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Belgrade
Yugoslav Communist Party
Soviet Union
Borba
Ere
Mtn Warennall
Glas Ley Poe
Russia
Greece
Tito
Bled
Edward Kardeli
Alexander Rankovic
Milovan Dijilas
Communist Information Bureau
Mrs Olson 87 Dead at Clermont
Clermont special report states Christina Olson aged 87 died Wednesday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Jim Tayjor in Clermont. Born November 27 1861 in Norway she came to the United States as a girl and lived in Clermont most of her life. She married Torkel Olson at Highland. he preceded her in death. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Clermont
Christina Olson
Jim Tay- Jor
Olson
Norway
United States
Highland
Torkel Olson
Services Thursday For Mrs Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs Ada Jaonston who died Tuesday morning at Mercy hospital will be held Thursday at 2:00 PM at Grace Methodist Church. The Rev J W Marlin will officiate. Interment will be at Woodlawn cemetery. Survived by husband George two sons Glenn and Lee of Oelwein and two daughters Mrs Alice Schulmeister of Oelwein and Mrs Velma Morey of Hazleton.
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Ada Jaonston
Mercy Hospital
Grace Methodist Church
J. W. Marlin
Woodlawn Cemetery
George
Glenn
Lee
Oelwein
Alice Schulmeister
Velma Morey
Hazleton
Schoentag Attends Photography Course in Winona Lake
Don Schoentag of Schneider's Cottage Studio is enrolled in a three week short course covering all studio photography aspects in Winona Lake Indiana. The program is sponsored by the Photographer's Association of America.
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Don Schoentag
Schneider
Winona Lake
Tnd
The
Photographer’s Association of America
Jubilee Parade and Decoration Plans Near Completion
Jubileé parade preparations accelerate under committee chair Roy Anderson with colorful pennants banners and gala week in Oelwein. Local groups hospitals and schools plan floats uniforms and pet decorated bicycles while eight bands and color guards from American Legion Iowa National Guard and U.S. Army recruiting participate.
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Roy Anderson
American Legion
Iowa
Oelwein
Iowa National Guard
Army: Recruiting Service
Seven-Up building material delays clarified by district manager
Mike Edinburn, district manager for Seven-Up Waterloo, denied rumors of Charles City receiving materials from Oelwein for a new warehouse. Materials hauled from Oelwein will go to Davenport, then be replaced later. Davenport move occurred due to an emergency lease renewal failure. The construction order changed. original Oelwein materials shifted to Davenport and will be sent to Davenport when needed.
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Charles City
Oelwein
Mike Edinburn
Waterloo
Davenport
Charles’ Aa
Helstein Reelected President of CIO United Packing Workers
Chicago Upw delegates to the fifth National convention reaffirm Helstein as head of the CIO United Packing Workers. He won a second five-year term amid criticism of leadership and a prolonged spring meat packing strike. The entire slate of candidates was re elected.
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Chicago
Raipstein
CIO- United Packing Workers
Tifth
Helstein
Earthquake and Fire Toll Rising in Fukui Japan
In Fukui and surrounding villages the earthquake and ensuing fires threaten up to 5000 lives. Gen Douglas MacArthur’s headquarters list 3215 dead and 7752 injured with many more seriously hurt. American medical teams work by candlelight to treat victims and halt possible epidemics. Military convoys ferry victims from Osaka and Kobe as roads clog and relief trains approach. Tokyo rushes aid including lumber and 1,000,000 yen for Fukui relief.
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Fukui
Japan
Douglas - MacArthur
Fukui City
Takefu
House of Representatives
Toyko
Japanese Reconstruction Board
Harakazu Obata
Tokyo Prefectural
Fukui Prefecture
Eighth Army
Robert . L. Rithelberger
Loveland Named Acting Secretary Aide In USDA Shuffle
Loveland was tapped by President Truman for an acting role in the U S Department of Agriculture alongside Elmer H. Wene a Vineland poultryman and state senator and Brannan’s top aides. The appointments were postponed briefly due to Brannan’s duties in New Jersey with Loveland set to serve when Brannan is away Wene will head the department in absence of both top officials. Loveland 55 has Midwest farming roots and local committee work with the department. He was born in Janesville Wisconsin and studied at the College of Commerce at Waterloo Iowa.
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Washington
Agr
Elmer’ H. Wene
Vineland
New Jersey
Truman
Charles F. Brannan
Loveland
Brannan
Agricultural Conservation
Production and
Norris E. Dodd
United. Nationsood and Agriculture l Organization
Wene
Department
Janesville
Tawand
College Pot Commerce
Waterloo
Oran Voters OKay School Bond Issue
In a special election at Oran on Tuesday the district voted in favor of a bond not to exceed 45000 to enlarge the present school. Of the total votes cast 117 were in favor, 29 opposed and six spoiled ballots. The board of education plans to start building soon.
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Roran
Oran
Sam
Board of Education
Fourteen Feared Dead After Gulf of Mexico Fishing Tragedy
Two survivors tell of a Sunday fishing trip aboard the Hazel off Cedar Keys Florida. An explosion ripped the 38 foot boat and within minutes sank the craft. Survivors clung to wreckage through a brutal three day ordeal as coast guards and volunteers searched Seahorse reef and nearby keys. The crew from Ocala included eight couples bound for a day on the water when the blast occurred.
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Cedar Keys
Fla
Gulf of ‘ Mexico
William Sanders
Ocala
Fia
Barber
Sanders
Yankeetown Sarther
Speedway Winner Sought on Assault Charge
Indianapolis police seek Kelly Petillo, a 1935 Indianapolis 500 winner, on a warrant charging him with assault with intent to kill his former secretary. The report notes the arrest warrant and ongoing pursuit by authorities.
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Speedway
Indianapolis
Kelly, Petillo
Lengthy oats stalk wins at local office contest
Mrs. Ray Arthur brought a 64 inch stalk of Clinton oats to the local registrar, claiming it as the tallest plant. The Arthurs live near Maynard and grew the crop on a 20 acre field. Do competitors have taller stalks to show for spring farming efforts.
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Ray Arthur
Mrs. Arthur
Arthurs
Maynard
Oelwein
Last British Troops Leave Palestine From Haifa Harbor
The last British soldiers left Palestine as flags were hauled down from Haifa port, ending 30 years of occupation. Lt. Gen. G H A MacMillan boarded a launch to the cruiser Phoebe, the final British commander to depart. Marines stood by with firearms as Spitfires patrolled the sky during the withdrawal, which completed a month ahead of the Aug. 1 target date.
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Haifa
Palestine
G H. A. MacMillan
Phoebé
Aurora Youth Gored by Bull to Undergo Operation
Elton Timmerman, 16, of Timmerman farm five miles north of Aurora, was gored by a yearling bull while releasing it. He was treated at Strawberry Point and admitted to Mercy Hospital with a possible ruptured intestine after the Tuesday morning incident.
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Aurora
Elton Timmerman
Timmermans
Elton
Strawberry
Mercy Hospital
Reagan End Of Marriage With Actor Ronald Meegan
Hollywood actress Jane Wy Man sues for divorce from Ronald Meegan citing grievous mental suffering caused by his politics and claims custody of their two children. Los Angeles judge grants custody and dissolution of marriage amid a tumultuous split within the Screet Actors Guild presidency context.
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Yarriage
Ronald Meegan
Jane
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Reagan
Screet
Actors’ Guild
International
County Lagging In Loan Drive
Iowa counties report progress on a security loan drive with Fayette at 43.93 percent of its 967 428 quota Buchanan at 52.84 percent Cla ton at 49.06 percent and Wayne county top with 92.12 percent of its quota Total sales in Fayette reach 425 South Lee leads state. ten counties exceed 60 percent. Local groups press investors and firms to fund reserve and retirement funds in U S savings bonds.
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Deak
Iowa
Fayette County
Buchanan
Fayne County
South Lee
United States
Hopes High as Ike Talk Yields Few Words
Two anti Truman Democrats left talks with Gen. Eisenhower in New York with high hopes but little detail. Sen Olin Johnston said a 45 minute chat left him committed to Eisenhower though unwilling to discuss specifics. Nebraska chairman William Ritchie predicted the coming convention will name outstanding men to accept the nomination. Washington ADA head Leon Henderson noted Ike boosters may push for a contest, while Truman could withdraw or open the convention.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Olin PD
Johnston
S.C
New York
Eisenhower
William Ritchie
Nebraska
Ritchie
Truman
Washington
Leon Henderson
Trumah
Thomas
Dewe
Russ Balloons Flew Over City's Sky
Washington report quotes Secretary Marshall stating an intention regarding aerial activity over the city. The fragment mentions Russ Balloons and a city sky event with unclear subsequent details from the source.
Install Wilson As Rotary President
Rotary club names Wilson as new president amid conservative signals and club election details. Local officials cite governance goals and community service focus as key themes for the term.
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Install Wilson
Rotary
Ouster Ruling Possible Against Local Officials
A potential ouster ruling may begin July 20 affecting defendants sheriff Emery Hart county attorney Allen Smith deputy sheriff Verne Meggers and police chief Fred Greene with a pending decision this week.
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Jee Buchanan
Emery Hart
Allen Smith
Verne
Meg
Gers
Fred Greene
Death of Mrs Albert Rotart Near Stanley
Mrs. Albert Rotart 48 longtime resident, died after a lingering illness at her home near Springville Iowa on Sunday June 27. Survived by her husband two daughters Jean and Hazel and their husbands two grandchildren. funeral set for Wednesday afternoon at the Springville funeral home.
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Stanley
Albert Rotart
Springville
Rotart
Jean
Hazel
One Man Union Tests NLRB Authority in St. Paul
National Labor Relations Board officials faced Elmer J. Henriksen, the lone labor union figure, in St. Paul as they weighed the implications of his one man union for organizing and bargaining rights.
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ST. Paul
National Labor Relations Board
Elmer J. Henriksen
Boston Treason Case: Best Sentenced for Wartime Broadcasts
The figure once known as an American newsman and minister's son faced a federal judge and was fined 10,000 dollars after being convicted of 12 treason acts. Sentencing by Judge Francis J. Ford, a Harvard classmate of FDR, followed Best's wartime propaganda broadcasts from Germany and Austria. Best, in court with lawyers, stated he would not trade places with anyone.
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Boston
America
Francis J. W. Ford
Best
Ford
Harvard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Germany
Austria
United States
Clermont Festival Draws Big Crowd at St. Peters
Special report from Clermont notes a large crowd at the annual St. Peters festival on church grounds. Rain scattered attendees by mid afternoon, but many returned for evening events. Lunches, bingo, five rides, and a children's switch fish pond entertained guests. Helen Gerner of Clermont won the Treasure Chest during the evening, with five other prizes awarded.
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Clermont
St. Peter's
Helen Gerner
Mrs Charles Lenius 74 Dies in Oelwein Area
Mrs Charles Lenius aged 74 died at 9 30 p m Tuesday at her home three miles west of Oelwein Bremer County born May 1 1874 in Bremer County spent her life near Oelwein Surviving are three daughters Mrs George Wierek Payette Mrs Joe Bartholomew Dunkerton Mrs Charles Smith Oelwein two sons Oscar Lenius Oran Henry Waterloo Harry and Amos at home two sisters Mrs Sophia Strottman Readyn Mrs Anna Judas Cedar Falls and brother Henry Meyer Readyn Hintz Funeral Home has charge Services at Zion Lutheran Church Friday at 2 p m with brief rites at the home at 130 p m Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call at the home after Thursday noon
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Charles Lenius
Oelwein
H. E. Dieter
Will
Zion Lutheran
Woodlawn
Dora Meyer
Henry Mesyer
Bremer County
Anna Judas
Cedar Falls
Henry
Meyer
Readiyn
Hintz
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