Larger Crop Goals Set for Iowa in 1946
Des Moines Jan 194P The state plans announced by A J Loveland show 1946 county crop goals approved by the Department of Agriculture. Corn quota rises to 11 3 million acres from 11 071 million. Oats and soybeans also adjust upward while flax and other crops shift. Milk production shows a slight drop with 6 685 billion pounds.
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Des Moines
A. J. Loveland
Loveland
Department of Agriculture
Iowa Agricultural Council
Chicago
Swift and Co
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Pemberton
Riverside Woman Dies in Chicago After Treatment
Mrs. Kearsy Kiefer, 40, died near Chicago where she had sought medical care. Funeral plans are pending as her husband remains in Chicago. She is survived by six children, her parents, sisters, and brothers, all of Riverside.
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Riverside
Kearsy Kiefer
Chicago
St. Mary’s High School
Henry Kiever
Helg
Mary Schnoebelen
Rose Kron
Louis
Herman Heitzman
Korea not ready for self rule yet
United Press reports that Korea remains a proving ground for self rule as the big powers consider a trusteeship lasting up to five years. Koreans resent the slower pace while Gen. Douglas MacArthur notes internal divisions and lack of trained Korean administrators hinder self government progress.
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United Press
Korea
Moscow
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Iran to charge Russia at UN over interference claim
Iran's UN delegation announced the issue would be brought to the Security Council as interference in Iran's internal affairs. The dispute marks the first case to reach UNO consideration, likely within two weeks. Tass reported threats of rebellion in Iran’s south central region connected to the broader Russia Iran row.
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London
Iran
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Security Council
UNO
Tamiulah Entezam
Enteram
Moscow
Tass
Azerbaijan
Tehran
Thomas Reighard of Brighton Dead
Thomas Reighard 86 of Brighton died at University hospital Iowa City after a two week illness. Funeral services at Brighton Christian church with Rev R W Fillmore, burial in Valley Cemetery. Survived by seven children Lloyd Howard Lester five grandchildren and two great grandchildren with siblings and a brother in France. Funeral arrangements are with the dioskins funeral home.
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Brighton
Thomas Reishard
Brighton Christian Church
R. W. Fillmore
Valley
Dioskins
Reighard
University Hospital
Iowa City
George
Pleasant Plain
Clinton Robertson
Dublin
Elizabeth Reighard
Washington
Health unity activities meet at River side Legion hall
A child health conference is scheduled Monday from 1 30 to 3 30 p m at River side Legion hall. Community health group invites participation and discussion on child welfare services and preventive care.
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Riverside
the Legion Hall
Grace Hill Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Visits
Grace Hill column records visits and gatherings around Jan 17. Entries include Lyle Hayes and Sandra visiting Thursors at the Howard ZihiIman home near Cope, Jimmy Waterhouse of Brigit visiting with grandparents, Eugene Engel and mother, and Crawfordsville calls with Etta Buxbaum. Other visits include the Liloyd Bradshaw home in Wellman and Washington C. L. Eyestone, John Hough stuite, and Brighton trips by Max Waterhotee with Mrs. Nelson Woodsrd.
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Nelson Woodford
Grace Hill
Lyle Hayes
Sandra
Thursors
Howard ZihiIman
Cope Pock
Jimmy Waterhouse
Brigiton
Max Waterhouse
Eugene Engel
H. A. Engel
Crawfordsville
Etta Buxbaum
Chas. Johnson
Clarlene
Liloyd Bradshaw
Wellman
Hhem
C. L. Eyestone
Washington
Nelson Woods
John Hough
Interest Shown In Natural Gas For Washington
Washington readers learn that Natural Gas Pipe Line Company of America seeks federal approval to extend a feeder main to Washington. Iowa Southern Utilities plans to distribute gas locally if approved, with customers’ equipment redeployed at company expense. Miller expects 80 to 100 heating installs in year one and housing improvements if gas is supplied.
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Washington
Miller
Federal Power Commission
Hoover found guilty of second degree murder in hotel shooting
Sioux City jurors convict Cavanell Hoover, 31, of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of his brother Don Hoover at a Sioux City hotel on September 13. The jury returned its verdict at 4 30 yesterday after deliberating.
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Sioux City
Cavanell Hoover
Hoover
Don
OUST CHICAGO SCHOOL HEAD FROM NEA
The National Education Association voted to oust William H. Johnson, 50, Chicago superintendent of schools, for violating the Ethical Code. The suspension, announced late yesterday, marks the first such action in NEA history.
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Chicago
Washington
National Education Association
William H. Johnson
NEA
Rock Island Railroad renews plan to build Washington station
J D Farrington chief executive of the Rock Island railroad writes to a Washington committee reaffirming plans for a modern freight and passenger station across from the Milwaukee depot. He notes engineers will draft a plan and send a copy to the committee. The railroad also outlines a new passenger station three and a half miles south of Washington on the Ainsworth to Brighton route and continued work on lines between Perlee Eldon Floris Centerville and branches to Oskaloosa and Des Moines to expand service.
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Committee of Washington
Washington
J. D. Farrington
Rock Island Railroad
Mr. Farrington
Georyon
Rock Island
Farrington
Ainsworth
Brighton
Muscatine
Kansas City
Perlee
Eldon
Floris
Centerville
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Lightweight insulated container ships frozen foods nationwide
Gib Swanson in Capper's Farmer says food is frozen to about 140 Degrees F and packed in a sealed lightweight insulated container. The cross continent trip leaves food below zero. Useful for temporary storage and small lots where refrigerator trucks are not justified.
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Gib Swanson
Capper
Settlement With Kaiser Is Effected
The U S steel wage deadlock eased as Henry Kaiser accepted the government plan for an 18 cent raise, impacting about 3 000 Fontana California mill workers. Officials hope the move will aid broader industry settlements amid a nationwide labor standstill.
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Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Truman
Fontana
Calif
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Reds
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Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Edgar L. Warren
Schwellenbach
John W. Gibson
Edwin Witte
International Soundphoto
Jidloyd Hayes
Russel Hayes
Clovee Hayes
Charlene
Clarence Johnson
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Steel Corporation
Philip Murray
United Steel Workers
CSO
International Harvester Co
Gerald Fielde
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers
CIO
Rollie Pemberton
Long Swine Producers Assn
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