Russia Accused of Targeting Catholic Church in Eastern Europe
Cardinal Tisserant and Cardinal Hugone Lisserant warned that Soviet policy aims at destroying Catholicism in the eastern zone. They cited Ruthenian Catholics facing persecution and potential death or exile if forced back to Soviet control.
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Hugene Lisserant
Russia
Europe
Holy Roman Curia
Sacred Congregation For the Oriental Church
Curzon Line
Poland
Cardinal Tisserant
Vatican
Roosevelt
Churchill
Iowa Democrats Set Complete Slate for State Offices
Iowa Democrats moved toward finalizing their slate as three more candidates announced for major offices. Upton B. Kepford seeks attorney general. Dr. Laura M. Names aims for superintendent of public instruction. Clarence F. E. Smith runs for state treasurer. Jake More said only four slots remain to be filled.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Upton B. Kepford
Waterloo
Laura M. Names
Pella
Clarence FE. Smith
Davenport
Jake More
Kepford
University of Town
Navy
Names
Central College
Wapello County
Denison
Sioux City
Ottumwa
Smith
Scott County
Nine more youths register for selective service in Washington county
Washington county adds nine boys to the draft eligibility list after their 18th birthdays in February. The register includes Robert Lee McFarland, Ainsworth Jack LaVon Hoover, Brighton Marshall Wilber Rose Crawfordsville LeRoy Junior McArtor Welman Richard Joseph Colbert Riverside Fort Duane Fry Kalona Kenneth Gene Palmer Washington n R George Washington Sojka 3 Washington Leroy Eugene O Connors Overside Rr 1
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Selective Service Board
Robert Lee McFarland
Ainsworth
Jack LaVon Hoover
Brighton
Marshall Wilber Rose
Crawfordsville
LeRoy Junior McArtor
Wel
Richard Joseph Colbert
Riverside
Fort
Duane Fry
Kalona
Kenneth Gene Palmer
Washington N
George Washington
Sojka
Washington
Leroy Eugene O'Connor
March First Quiet for Real Estate in Washington
March first brought a spread of real estate activity over days with farm and city transfers, mortgage filings, and mortgage releases. Town property deals surpassed farm transfers as veterans’ GI loans and property purchases continued, and the recorder noted a busy period with deeds and mortgages filed while tenants faced relocation.
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Washington
Recorder
Court House
Local eateries mark anniversaries commemorating six decades
March 1 marks anniversaries for Dougall Bros Restaurant and Maid Rite. Dougall brothers expanded business since 1910 on N Iowa, with 36 years under Dougall name and 24 hour service in early days. Maid Rite, bought by Clint Burk six years ago, serves sandwiches after relocating from Mt. Pleasant, with Mrs Burk joining in last year. Burger's Produce also celebrates eight years in Washington joining local meat markets and poultry producers.
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Dougall Boys
Joe Dougall
N. Iowa
Dougall
Hugh Dougall
Clint Burk
Ray Box
Mr. Box
Mr. Burk
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Vinton
Burk
Aneter
Fred Burger
Burger's Produce
Mr. Burger
Gibson Produce
Poultry Producers’ Association
Burger Produce
New Charge Is Made in Pauley Case
Testimony at a Senate Naval Affairs hearing on Edwin W. Pauley’s undersecretary nomination reveals vice president of Standard Oil California saying political tactics over California oil legislation were improper. Petersen admitted notes on a private Tobey conversation, while Pauley met with Democratic leaders amid ongoing confirmation fights.
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Washington
T.S. Petersen
Standard OW Company of
California
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Edwin W. Pauley
Navy
Standard Oil
Petersen
Charles W. Tobey
R N. H
Tobey
Hannegan II
Capitol
Paying First Half of This Year s Taxes
Washington county faces March and September tax payments for 1946 totaling 923000, up from 835000 in 1945. Early payers in January and February reduced delinquency risk, with first two months’ receipts at 165568, versus 122871 a year ago, according to County Treasurer W E Howell.
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Washington
Washington County
Maren
W. E. Howell
Stewart Candidate For School Board
Nomination papers filed for Richard A. Stewart present board member with no opponent on the March 11 election ballot. Stewart has served six years and is completing a second term. Frank A. Kostro filed for reelection as school treasurer for a two year term. Election set for next Monday afternoon at city hall.
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Washington
Richard A. Stewart
Board of Education
Stewart
Frank A. Kos
Dr Grice to Speak as Easter Campaign Opens in Washington
Dr E E Grice of Catro Iseyot will headline next Sunday evening as a loyalty campaign unfolds across Washington churches. He arrives Saturday and spends March visiting congregations while special music, an anthem by Frances Miller and an anthem by the senior choir, accompany the services.
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Dr. Grice
United Presbyterian Church
Washington
E. E. Grice
Catro Iseyot
Maren
Frances Miller
Carolyn Hamilton
Grice
Mare
George Kerr
United Presbyterian
Coe's Cafe Opens on East Washington St
The restaurant on East Washington street announces new ownership and management. It will reopen Saturday as Coe's Cafe under a Des Moines corporation with $5,000 capital. Officers include Coe Hottle president H G Smith vice president and William Pohlman secretary. Hottle, a discharged army sergeant, plans interior redecorating within six weeks with help from his wife Helen Patterson. Dr Grice to speak at Cotter next week and throughout the month at Wash ington church and ministerial meetings to support a Royalty campaign.
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State Theater
L & M Safe
Coe’s Cafe
Des Moines
Coe Hottle
Washington
H. G. Smith
Davenport
William Pohlman
Grice
Cotter
Louisa County
Dr. Grice
Washington Church
Settlement Nearing in GM Strike
Detroit reports a near settlement ending a 101 day walkout by 175000 CIO United Auto Workers as negotiations resume. A renewed railroad strike threat looms with 300000 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and locomotive engineers members voting nearly unanimously for action. A March 6 strike date was eyed if no deal on wage hikes and changed rules is reached.
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General Motors
U. S
Detroit
CIO
United Auto
Cleveland
A. F P. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Whitney
March Opens Wet Forecast Is Fair
March arrived damply with drizzle and a mild high around 65 in Atlantic and a 64 in Sioux City. The Weather Bureau forecast generally fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with slightly colder air, then a warming trend expected.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Mercury
Atlantic
Sioux City
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