Molotov denounces U S moves in Greek ports at peace talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov accuses the United States of foreign meddling as the carrier Roosevelt and escort ships are slated for Greek ports. He denounces U S and British support for the Greek government of Premier Vasiliadis as unpopular. Greek bid on southern Albania triggers sharp debate and a disrupted plenary session.
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Paris
V. M. Molotov
Russia
United States
Greece
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Iny
Molotov
Constantin Vsaldaris
Somime
Roosevelt
G George
Hellenis
Albania
New high for cattle at Chicago stockyards
A single load of prime Town yearlings sold for 30.25 dollars per hundredweight at Chicago stockyards as top trade steers reached an all time high. The move comes as the government readies new price ceilings to regulate beef prices nationwide.
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Chicago
OPA Retailers Guidance on Price Tags During July Window
Local OPA Office issues procedure for big ticket items and pre ticketed goods amid tag changes between July 1 and July 6. Retailers must not alter price tickets on major appliances and must replace removed tags before selling. Clothing and small items require re attaching correct ceiling prices as of June 30, 1846.
Iowa State Fair closes after record attendance
Des Moines reports a record 69,497 attendees on the fair's last day, lifting total 1948 Iowa State Fair attendance to about 469,876. Children under 15 admitted free with half price rides. prize displays, racing, and exhibits continue as officials anticipate reaching a half million visitors.
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Des Moines
Toady
Des Moiness
Iowa
Quiz derby nets 131 points in district meet
The winning Rio trio Barbara Fleming Billy Fritz and Bobbs Beattie scored 131 of 150 as their school claimed a set of books and 25 dollars. They beat 37 teams with Ringgold county schools second Monona and Osceola third and fourth. Final livestock winners included Washington county first for best managed 4 H pig exhibit Fred Esterly Buffalo Minn exhibitor Clampitt Farmer New Providence grand champion milking Shorthorn J W Ovitz Sycamore Ill showed champion Brown Swiss cow.
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Barbara Fleming
Billy Fritz
Bobbs Beattie
Eats
Ringgold County
Tlaing
Monona
Osceola
Washington County
Fred Esterly
Buffalo
Minn
Clampitt Farmer
New Providence
Curtis Candy Co
Chicago
J. W. Ovitz
Sycamore
Ill
Heirens Found Sane by Experts in Chicago Case
Three psychiatrists report William Heirens 17 is legally sane for arraignment Sept 4 on murders of Suzanne Degnan and two women. They deem him a sexual psychopath but sane under law, able to aid lawyers and understand charges, influencing possible life or death sentence.
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Chicago
William Hierens
Heirens
Suzanne Degnan
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
Harry R. Hoffman
William H. Haines
Cook County
Foster Kennedy
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Heir
University of Cage
Liquor Charge Plea and Sentences Drive Through District Court
Robert Quinn was arraigned before Judge J G Patterson and pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He received a $300 fine and three months in county jail with the jail term suspended on good behavior, and a 90 day license suspension. Melvin Campbell also pleaded guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor with Illinois seals, fined $300 and three months in jail suspended on good behavior. County Attorney John C Owen represented the state.
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Robert Quinn
J. G Patterson
Patterson
Quinn
Melvin Campbell
Illinois
John C. Owen
Reform Drive Claims Sovereign People in Power
The report outlines key reforms aiming to curb bureaucratic evils and totalitarianism, remove electoral discrimination, grant women the right to vote and lower voting age, liquidate the four major Zaibatsu groups, and implement agrarian reform enabling 2,000,000 tenant farmers to buy their land.
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Zaibatsu
Japan
Boys Town urged as model for Nebraska school program
Father Edward J. Flanagan, founder of Boys Town, urged Nebraska officials and state training school leaders to study the Iowa training school program for boys and emulate it during remarks at Boys Town.
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Boys Town
Neb
Board of Control
Lowa
BE. J. Flanagan
Services in Park To Close Sunday
The union church will end its summer season in Central Park with Rev. Trevelyn F.E. White of the Presbyterian church delivering a sermon titled The Crisis of the Church. Three former servicemen, soon McGaffey, Paul Sharer, and Harold Jarvis, will participate. music features Martha Ann Youns, Gerdes, and Margaret Pfeifer. Service starts at 7:30 with an earlier congregational singing due to darkness.
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Union
Cenrral Park
Trevelyn FE. White
The
Presbyterian Church
McGaffey
Paul Sharer
Methodist Church
Harold Jarvis
Christian Church
Martha Ann Youns
Gerdes
Margaret Pfeifer
Armsworth
Flory
Long Time Columbus City Man Dies at 72
Amor N. Kelly, 72, lifelong Columbus City resident, died at home after months of illness. He worked as a rural mail carrier from Columbus Junction until 1935. Survived by wife Nell Parsons, a son Thomas N. Kelly of Columbus City, and two granddaughters Nancy and Jean of Los Angeles. Burial at Columbus City cemetery. Funeral home Richie in charge.
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Columbus Junction
Amor N. Kelly
Columbus City
Lester Bill
West Liberty
Columbus City Cemetery
Richie Funeral Home
Mr. Kelly
Milo A
Rachel Albaugh Kelly
Nell Parsons
Thomas N. Kelly
Nancy
Jean
Los Angeles
Calif
Edwin
Harry Kelly
Separation Suit Filed by Burham Spouse Pair
Elia Marie Burham filed a district court petition seeking separation from her husband Howard Daryl Burham. The filing marks the start of divorce proceedings.
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Elia Marie Burham
Howard Daryl Burham
Tor
Boys Before Mayor Let Air Out of Tires
Three boys aged up to eleven appeared before Mayor R L Lytle at City Hall and admitted to letting air out of tires on three cars belonging to Washington people. The mayor emphasized the offense seriousness and urged parents to report weekly on the boys' conduct to prevent further mischief.
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R. L. Lytle
City Hall
Washington
Lytle
Keepig
Separate maintenance instead of divorcee noted in Journal report
The Journal report yesterday states that separate maintenance was pursued rather than a divorce. The article emphasizes the legal distinction and its impact on the parties involved.
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Journal
Williams Addresses Danville Voters On State, National Issues
Clair A. Williams of Danville Iowa, Democratic candidate for Congress, told a local audience at the Y room that Iowa bears heavy responsibility for national guidance. He urged soil conservation, school building needs, temperance, and criticizes current foreign policy. He supported local option on liquor, cited CIO backing, and highlighted labor seeks for a living wage. Ralph Smoots spoke briefly as a Democrat for state senate, farmer near Mt Pleasant. Marilyn Williams provided two vocal numbers. Harry Dye chaired.
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Clair A. Willians
Danville
Towa
Congress
Williams
Iowa
Willians
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
CIO
Smoots
Ralph Smoots
Mt. Pleasant
Marilyn Williams
Harry Dye
Democratic Central Committee
Meetings Held for Country Teachers
County Superintendent Lester K Krabill led a conference at the courthouse for beginning rural school teachers and others new to teaching in the county. A second meeting is planned for Saturday morning at the courthouse for all country school teachers.
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Court House
Lester K. Krabill
Wage boost favored to 57 000 telegraph workers
A government fact finding board recommended a wage increase of 16 2 cents an hour for telegraph workers and 10 cents an hour for Western Union messengers. The report affects 57,000 employees represented by AFL CIO and other unions. The board was set to avert a strike. unions and company urged immediate negotiations using the report as a basis.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Orangizations
CIO
AFL
Tewis &. Schwellenbach
Murder Probe in Davenport Man's Death
Edward Ehrecke a 42 year old Davenport area businessman was found dead on a rural road near Maysville. Sheriff Buese traveled to Tipton to question a rival J I Case agency owner amid reports of business jealousy and a prior incendiary fire at Ehrecke's store. Police suspect foul play and say Mrs Ehrecke may be withholding information.
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Davenport
Iowa
Edward Ehrecke
Maysville
Scott County
Walter Buese
Tipton
Ehrecke
J. I. Case
State Highway Patrol
Marriage License Issued to Boswell and Kindred in Kalona
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the courthouse to Joseph Deane Boswell and Norma Lee Kindred, both residents of Kalona.
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Syesterday
Tooseph Deane Boswell
Norma Lee Kindred
Kalona
Four New Polio Cases at Iowa University Hospital
Iowa City officials report four new polio cases at the University hospital raising total polio cases in isolation ward to 30. One patient Princegal D. Thompson from Anamosa High School is said to be doing well.
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Iowa Cilfy
Iowa
Iowa University Hospital
Princegal D. W. Thompson
Anamosa High School
Incomplete county plan notes school year program
Fragments indicate a county plan detailing when supplies and instructions for the year’s school program will be received. The readable portion suggests an administrative timeline without full specifics.
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