Yugoslavia Unrest Over U S Planes Rises in August
Reports from JORIZA Paris London and Washington describe Yugoslavia accusing the United States over the downing of American planes and the seizure of Danube river boats. Tito reportedly rejected a U S ultimatum while the U S holds Yugoslav vessels in Germany and Austria pending navigation guarantees.
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United States
Germany
Cnd
Austria
Russia
Danube
Paris
Belgrade
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
London
United Nations Security Council
Moscow
War spreads into Manchuria as fighting erupts near Mukden
Maoist forces push toward Sungari river bridges 120 miles northeast of Mukden while peace talks resume in Nanking led by Chou En Lai and T V Soong. Reports place clashes 160 miles south of Harbin and near the Korean border as Nationalist counterattacks unfold along the Sungari railway.
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Nanking
China
Manchuria
Mukden
Hsin Min Pao
Sungari
Hailung
Chou En-Lai
T. V. Soong
Chiang Kai Shekh
Executive Yuan
Harbin
Honan
Chen Cheng
Sunghai Railway
Chushencchen
Kaifeng
Shantung Province
Shen
Tsin
Tisingtao
Peiping
Wittmer Divorce Petition Filed In Canton Missouri
Helen Wittmer files for a decree of divorce from Robert Wittmer alleging marriage in Canton Missouri on March 7 1943 and separation since June 25 1946 with no children. She seeks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony and further relief as justice requires. attorney George Gifford Morrison represents her.
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Helen Wittmer
Robert Wittmer
Canton
Junior High Pupils to Register for Coming Year
Pupils entering seventh and eighth grades must register next Monday and Tuesday, August 26 and 27. Registration hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. Principal Ethel McCreedy asks students to bring 25 cents for lockers. Books for grades seven and eight will be rented except spellers bought at the book store, with registration at the old junior high office.
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Ethel McCreedy
Thi
Big Four Voted Down on Treaty
At the Paris peace conference Italy treaty talks the four Allied powers faced a setback as small nations overruled them in a commission studying the preamble. Holland proposed changing war wording from declared to undertook, but the big four held to the original phrasing.
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Paris
Italy
Holland
Allied
Associated Nations
United Nations
Final Report on Food Fund Drive in Washington County
Final report by Rev. Trevelyn FE White shows Washington county raised cash totaling $5,850.61 and collected substantial canned goods for starving people abroad. County contributions exceed $10,000 toward the statewide goal, with additional gifts from churches and communities in Wellman Kalona and other towns.
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Trevelyn FE. White
Washington County
Tmne
White
Washington City
United Presbyterian Church
Wellman
Kalona
Washington
Richaond
Howard Witting
Ella Gordon
A. F E. Atchison
Netherlands Amendment Vote Reported At Conference
The Soviet satellites report on the Netherland amendment shows 11 votes for and 9 against. Under conference rules both sides may submit reports to the full conference.
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Nethelands
County Exhibit At State Fair Showcased By Washington Women
Washington County women display an exhibit titled Today a Sunny Workroom Yesterday a Gloomy Porch at the state fair. Ruth Foster notes the exhibit stems from the extension family living program and was set up by W L Gates Kimbell Gates Ernie Rouse Merle Twinam and Ruth Foster with help from local merchants. Volunteers include Ernie Rouse Isabelle Combs A L Duensing W L Gates and Keith Barnes. Donated items come from T H Peters Scott Furniture Iowa Southern Utilities Westinghouse and Des Moines suppliers.
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Washington County
Ruth Foster
W. L. Gates
Kimbell Gates
Ernie Rouse
Merle Twinam
Fair Ground
Isabelle Combs
A. L. Duensing
Keith Barnes
Washington
T. H. Peters
Scott Furniture
Iowa
Southern Utilities
Westinghouse Company
Des Moines
Clay
Style Show At Rothschild Store Promotes Fall Fashion
A Rothschild store hosted two back-to-school style shows yesterday afternoon drawing a good crowd. Sara Lu Miller led the routine with a script detailing each costume price and occasion. Models included Miss Miller Helen Falk Martha Downing and Nancy Patterson with others presenting 1946 dresses suits and coats.
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Rothschild
Sara Lu Miller
Miss Miller
Helen Falk
Martha Downing
Nancy Patterson
Frances Miller
Annie Tanner
Patty Patterson
Dorothy Walker
Frances Whisler
OPA approves price hikes on building materials and others
The Office of Price Administration authorized increases on pipe roofing cement brick and other building materials to meet a congressional deadline. Tire prices rise 24 to 5 percent and flour trucks and other items see new ceilings. Additional increases include six percent for toilet tissue and paper towels and 22 percent for eyeglass lenses. Consumer prices will reflect these changes.
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Washington
OPA
Lamc
Pastor Serves 2 Rural Churches in Shared Pastorate
Grace Hill Moravian and New Haven Baptist churches west of Washington share Rev. Floyd A. Smith who serves both communities from a midway home. He preaches at Grace Hill in the morning and New Haven in the evening, keeping separate church bodies while maintaining joint ministry begun recently. Both churches date from the 1860s and 1866 respectively, and the arrangement reflects a new model in the area.
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Washington
New Haven
Floyd A. Smith
Keota
Army
Pacific
Grace Hill
Althouh
Arthur Peters
Washington County
Grace Lill
Tennessee State Geography Facts
The text notes Tennessee's average length of 225 miles and gross area of 42,050 square miles, outlining basic geographic measures.
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Tennessee
High School Fashion Features for Campus Life
Nancy and Patty Gastman wear floor length taffeta dresses as Miss Downing awakens. The outfits reflect school day to after school activities and suit busy high school and college campus campaigns for students.
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Nancy
Patty Gastman
Miss Downing
Mrs Louise W Harwood Dies After Illness at 62
Mrs Louise W Harwood, 62, wife of Will Harwood, died at 9:30 am at their home 416 East Main after an eight month illness. Funeral services set for 2:30 pm Sunday at T L A Jones Funeral Home conducted by Dr Fred E Milles. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by husband, two daughters Mary Louise Pike and Rosalyn Duensing, two brothers Charles W Waite and Ralph Waite. parents and two sisters preceded in death.
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Tl. A. Jones
Fred E. Milles
Methodist Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Louise Pike
Santa Ana
Calif
Rosalyn Duensing
Wastington
Charles W Waite
Omaha
Nebr
Ralph Waite
Typing Machine Patented by Christopher L. Sholes
The typewriter was patented in 1874 by Christopher L. Sholes, initials C L Sholes, a key figure in early typewriter development. This patent marked a milestone in writing technology and spurred commercial production.
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C. Lalhan Sholes
Evening Union Service in Central Park
Dr George Kerr of United Presbyterian church will preach at the union church service in Central Park next Sunday at 7 30 p m If the weather is unfavorable the service will move to the Baptist church The sermon title is The Swelling of the Jordan with Rev Walter Smith giving the invocation Rev Thomas Polk reading Scripture and Dr Fred Miller leading the prayer Special music includes a vocal solo When Chil...
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Union Park
Baptist Church
Kerr
Jordan
Walter Smith
Thomas Polk
Fred Miller
Heavy Machines Collapse Bridge Near Havre
Three heavy railroad construction machines collapsed a county highway bridge southeast of town on Havre rocked road south of highway 2. A caterpillar truck and a scraper fell into a shallow creek. all units were recovered and a detour bridge will be built pending a new structure.
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Havre
Mrs Kephart Returns From Ozarks Grapho Analysis Trip
Mrs Rodney Kephart returns from Notel Missouri where she attended a summer session at the American Institute of Grapho analysis. The class included 53 students from professionals and teachers. Accompanying Mrs Kephart were her sister Mrs Swazil and daughter Linda.
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Rodney Kephart
Notel
American Institute of Graphoanalysis
Kephart
Joplin
Musical selections by Mrs Livingston and Mrs Luckenbill
The program featured a vocal selection titled Pray sung by Mrs David Livingston and a cello solo The Heavens Are Telling performed by Mrs Lester Luckenbill as part of the event.
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Dren Pray
David Livingston
Lester Luckenbill
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