Soarch Proceedings Continued From Page 5
A list of payments for gas oil rock and hardware items from various vendors including Robinson Oil Co Piper Grain & Milling Co Richmond Sales & Service Standard Oil Shell Oil Wilfred Thoman Nels W Thompson Max VanWinkle Alva Whetstine Watts Motor Co Harlan Wiggins Raymond Whisler Matt Wehr Dale E Yoder and others with amounts and a final note that on motion the following claims were approved including postmaster fees and county poor postage rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Oil Co
Piper Grain & Milling Co
River Products Co
Rock
Richmond Sales & Service
Sore
Peters Hardware
Sidter Auto Parts
Sino
Smart Implement Co
Whee
Schmelzer Mach. Works
Schmelzer Mach. Works, Mech
Wat
Grace Shaw
Sieg-Ottumwa Co
Paris
Cloyce Stewart
Standard Oil Co
Shell Oil Co
Standard Service
Lta
Matt Wehr
TOGK
Dale E. Yoder
Weather brief with hog prices and cloud forecast
Top hog price listed at 21 dollars and 75 cents. Weather note forecasts fair conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness tomorrow.
Adjournment Called by Chairman Fulton of County Board
The Board of Supervisors adjourned subject to the chairman's call. Clarence Fulton served as Chairman and Fred Bourgeois as County Auditor attested the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fulton
Board of Supervisors
Fred Bourgeois
Proposal to add attorney general to executive council debated
Des Moines reports note talk of making the attorney general a member of the state executive council, a move opposed by fears of ties in a six member body. The piece also covers clerks training ideas, Rep Vern Lisle’s suggestion, Rep Kathryn Metz's legislative role, and other Iowa political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
IDPR
Executive Council
Department of Agriculture
Statehouse
Vern Lisle
Page County
Lisle
Kathryn Metz
Decatur County
Metz
Lamont Chronicle
Chicago
St. Louis
Jack McLaren
William Beardsley
Beardsley
McLaren
Labor
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa State Education Associatiion
German Fraulein Leaves U S for Marriage to Ex GI
Edith George, a German girl, and Clayton Barber of Mishawaka Ind, ex GI and father of four, left the U S Immigration office in New York with plans to marry as soon as possible. She did not know Barber had children when she fled Germany and she was initially reluctant to wed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Immigration Office
New York
Edith George
Clayton Barber
Mishawaka
Ind
Germany
Barber
International
Postpone Strike Of Tug Workers In New York
Thirty five hundred AFL tug workers postponed a 24 hour walkout that would have halted fuel to the New York metropolitan area. Mayor O Dwyer warned the action could push the city into the fuel business as negotiators sought new talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL
William O'Dwyer
William J. McCormack
O'Dwyer
Fire destroys Blue Mirror tavern in Des Moines
A fire at the Blue Mirror tavern in Des Moines early today forced 20 residents from second floor apartments to flee in night clothing. Firemen stopped the blaze from spreading to the apartments after a passing cab driver spotted the flames and alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Blue Mirror
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Helen Parrish
Lionel Stander
Frankie Darro
Pal Ea
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President Truman
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Edwin Dressel
Nellie Tayloe Ross
International Soundphoto
West Chester Savings Bank
West Chester
Washington County
Iowa
State OF Iowa
United States
John R. Butler
Calvin C. Wolf
W. P
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Louis M. Smith
Alvin R. Wolf
State of
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Washington
Uary, Iva
Eva L. Blake
Richard McCleery
Merrill Kenneth Wolf
Cleveland
Detroit Symphony
Detroit
Karl Krueger
Yale
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hugh Lundy
Albia
Marion
Monroe County
Lundy
Secretary of State
Lee
Democratic Party
Taurus
Capitol
Fraulein
Cameron Mitchell
Puttay Pes Re Sy
The
Ondewane Salvage S
Moise
Speedway
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Aes
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Windsor Club
van Camps Park
Carnation
Gerbers
East Side Square
Food Store
C.e.richard & Sons Packing Plant
Muscatine, Iowa
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