Temporary injunction sought in UMW Taft Hartley dispute
Robert N. Denham of the national labor relations board said he will seek a federal injunction to halt a three day strike by the United Mine Workers in the nations 10 biggest steel company captive mines. The action follows charges that John L. Lewis and the union refused to bargain in good faith over a union shop without a Taft Hartley election. A hearing is set for July 22 before Judge T Alan Goldsborough. Melvin Hill announces plans for a Washington county veterans tribute concert to honor soldiers killed in action and veterans of both world wars with requests for concert numbers for July 14.
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Redman Considered for Iowa Board of Control Post
DES MOINES July 8 State Rep Albert G Redman Sac City is under consideration by Gov Blue for the vacancy on the three member state board of control The 65 year old was defeated for renomination in the June 7 primary He served on the 1946 tax study committee The vacancy followed the death of W F Carlsen earlier this winter Expected resignations and a term ending next January set the stage for the appointment with the new governor to be inaugurated then
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Albert G. Redman
Sac City
Robert D. Blue
State Board of Control
Redman
FE. W. Carlsen
Falkader
Herbert Hauge
P. F. Hopkins
Mason City
Local Flying Club Plans Dance in Washington
Members of the Washington Flying Club met at the airport to discuss a dance and to wind up routine business. Chairman Lester Woods reported the group will sponsor a dance in Washington Saturday evening July 24. Details of the affair will be announced later.
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Washington
Three Hour Musical Set for State Fair This Year
Des Moines officials announced a three hour extravaganza at the fair this year. The evening grandstand program ends with A trip to the moon featuring a professional cast of more than 25 performers including a Broadway group. The State Fair runs from August 27 to September 3.
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Des Moines
Lloyd Cunningham
Three Sentenced in District Court Here
Harold Felgenhauer and Melvin Cox were jailed to begin prison terms set by Judge Frank Bechly. Charles Windolf also received a sentence to be served in Eldora. Windolf and Felgenhauer faced charges in Salt Lake City for issuing bad checks over twenty dollars for a car from Dale Hurst. Felgenhauer gets up to seven years. Windolf up to seventeen years until age twenty one. Cox faces up to five years for larceny from cabin break-ins on the Iowa river.
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Anamosa
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Eldora
Cox
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Continued Warm Weather in State
The weather bureau predicts partly cloudy and warm humid conditions with scattered thundershowers mainly in the northwest. Readings rose to 90 in eastern Iowa after cooler air from Canada briefly cooled Davenport and Dubuque to 85.
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Gault to Sing on WOI Voice Program in Ames
Cloverleaf 4-H clubs delegate Lucille Gault will perform a vocal solo on station WOI in Ames Friday at 11 45 AM as part of Dale Williams program. Gault and Nanellee Anderson attend the state 4-H girls convention in Ames. Washington county delegate Rosalie Robinson played a trumpet solo on Thursday.
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Cloverleaf
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Chorus Singers Dancers and Performers Take Spotlight
A chorus of singing and dancing stars joins stunt performers and comedians in a lively stage showcase. The lineup features seasoned performers and rising talents delivering high energy numbers and comic routines.
Hoppers Invade Southwest Iowa
Thousands of grass hoppers invade northwest of Shenandoah Iowa threatening corn and sweet clover stands. Frank Johnson reports oats mostly spared as spraying planes apply toxephone and plan action spreads to cover larger areas if invasion grows.
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AFL Union Signs Swift Contract And Seeks Rivals Ouster
The Amalgamated Meat Cutters AFL announced a new contract with Swift & Co and plans to push CIO rival packinghouse workers from major plants. The accord follows a similar deal with Armour and Co both lacking immediate wage hikes, with future negotiations possible.
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Croft to Appear Before Polk Jury
Elmer Croft former Des Moines garage operator now serving a fraud sentence was scheduled to appear today before the Polk counts grand jury probing statehouse irregularities The grand jury session also heard that Warden Pere Lainson was the first witness yesterday and federal and state officials collaborated in the probe Wichman secretary of the state war surplus board was subpoenaed as the panel examined surplus sales to officials and others
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Elmer Croft
Des Moine
Polk
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Polk County
Pere Lainson
Carroll Switzer
Iowa Attorney General's Office
Hubert Brooks
Federal War Surplus Board
Kansas City
Wichman
Henry Wichman
State War Surplus Commodities Board
Grand
Switzer
Lainson
Plan Next Session Of Court July 14
Judge Frank Beelly presided at a district court session in Washington and adjourned until Wednesday July 14. Judge J G Patterson will convene court July 14 and Judge Bechly will return Thursday July 22, according to present plans.
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Wheat stored on ground as storage scarce hits plains
Plains States face bumper wheat crop with storage limits and boxcar shortages. Kansas and Nebraska farmers report grain left on the ground as harvests run late and combines harvest concurrently. Colorado reports peak yields as storage remains tight. ground stored grain to be ground stored if cared for.
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GM Experimental Car Drives Detroit to Fort Worth Without Gas Stops
A General Motors experimental automobile traveled from Detroit to Fort Worth without stopping at a gasoline station. It refueled only at airports using a high octane aviation gasoline.
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Tex
General Motors
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Drastic Power Cuts Decreed for Western Berlin
Western Berlin sectors face sweeping electricity reductions effective at midnight with 75 percent street lighting cuts and revised domestic allocation. Coal shipments rise from air deliveries as the Allies press to save fuel while the Soviets promise to keep the elevated railway running.
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Hannegan backs Truman at Democratic convention
Former Postmaster General Rob ert J. Hannegan urged the nomination and election of President Harry S. Truman. He denied press reports he advised Truman to withdraw from the race and said he would attend the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia.
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Fire truck joyride lands Mediapolis man in jail
Lawrence Kort, 35, Mediapolis, faces a charge of driving a vehicle without the owner's consent after taking the village fire truck on an unauthorized ride through Mediapolis and surrounding areas. He is held on $1,000 bond.
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Truman supporters claim draft Eisenhower movement defeated
National Chairman J. Howard McGrath and Truman aides in Philadelphia said the draft Eisenhower push is dead and focus shifts to clinching the nomination on the first ballot. Speculation names Lane and Wagner as potential vice presidential runners, with talk of James Roosevelt as a northern concession. Meanwhile Eisenhower appeared at Columbia University but offered no new statements.
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Robert Peters Dies in Longview Texas
Washington mourns the death of Robert Peters in Longview Texas a former Waterloo resident who moved with his wife to the Texas city last spring Burial is planned at Stillwater Minnesota with Siomet Funeral Home handling arrangements He is survived by his wife two daughters Dorothy Hogan of Longview and Katherine Crawford of Waterloo and a son Bill Peters of Pella
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Longview
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Robert Peters
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Katherine Crawford
Waterloo
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Pella
Dairy Judging Tours Planned by 4 H Boys
Dairy tour on Tuesday July 13 will visit at least two dairy farms and two plants to study milk production and processing. Sponsored by Quad County Dairy association. Washington and Keokuk counties 4-H members will participate. A judging tour on Friday July 15 aims to teach selection of best livestock and help leaders form a county judging team.
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Iowa State College
Washington County
Hay
Quad County Dairy Association
Washington
Keokuk
Australia tests electric eye smoke control system
An automatic electric eye device governs fuel supply and smoke output in use aboard an Australian setup. The system monitors emissions and adjusts operation to minimize nuisance and regulate smokiness without human intervention.
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Arabs reject UN truce extension as fighting renews in Palestine
Arab leaders dismiss Bernadotte's four week truce extension, while Egyptian forces renew attacks on Beer Tuvia south of Tel Aviv. Tel Aviv reports say Egyptian troops use tanks artillery and planes as negotiations continue amid looming UN actions.
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Funeral Rites Held For Former Washington Resident
Funeral services for frent Davison former resident of Washington were held Wednesday morning in the Range chapel at Davenport. Davison died Monday morning at Mercy hospital after an extended illness. He was born November 3 1875 in Copock Iowa and later moved to Davenport forty years ago. He lived at 1914 East Eleventh street at the time of death. Survivors include a son Homer of Wayland a widow two daughters in Davenport and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Wayland
Farm Workers Now Produce Enough For 14 People
Each farm worker now earns enough agricultural output to support himself and more than 13 other persons, reflecting increased productivity and shared prosperity among laborers.
Des Moines Weather Details and Temperatures
Weather report for Des Moines notes partly cloudy and warm conditions with scattered thundershowers in the northwest tonight and tomorrow. Highs target near 90s with 100s in the west and lows around 70s to mid 60s. Washington observer records 94 high and 65 low yesterday and 84 at 5 PM yesterday.
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