Diplomatic Double-talk Condemned by Stassen in Cleveland
Harold E. Stassen denounced diplomatic double-talk at a City Club luncheon in Cleveland urging the United States to end intervention in other nations' internal affairs and to speak frankly about world peace indivisibility while planning actions such as sending the battleship Missouri to Turkey. He warned such moves undermine trust at home and abroad.
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Cleveland
Harold KE
Stassen
State Department
Missouri
Turkey
Mediterranean
United Nations Organization
United States
Defer Guard Program Delays Iowa State Guard Drill
The Iowa State Guard headquarters Company postpones its planned Monday night program and will discuss important company plans at a later drill. Attendance is urged for all members at the rescheduled session.
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Iowa State Guard
Health Unity Activities Schedule Update
Health Unity lists Tuesday 2 00 pm to 8 00 pm special mother's class in office and Thursday 1 15 pm to 3 30 pm child wealth conference in Ainsworth with details for participants.
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Ainsworth
Dawson divorce decree grants custody to Darlene
A district court decree dissolves the marriage of Darlene Dawson and Rex Dawson. Custody of their minor child is awarded to Mrs. Dawson and Mr. Dawson must pay $29 monthly child support. Decree signed by Judge J. G. Patterson.
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Clerk of District Court
Darlene Dawson
Rex Dawson
Two Students Killed and Another Injured in Iowa Accidents
In Cedar Rapids a Coe College sophomore and Hazel del Yates were struck by a car driven by Lawrence Williams who fled the scene and was later held for investigation. Yates is listed in serious condition with a fractured leg and scalp wounds. In Sioux City a four year old girl, Carol Ann Salsness, died after tripping and falling under a school bus as it pulled to its stop.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Muarel
Davy
Mazon
Hazel del Yates
Palo
Lawrence Williams
Williams
Polies
Coe College
Miss Yates
Sioux City
Carol Ann Salsness
Arthur Salsness
Plan State wide Efforts in U S Program on Food
Iowa officials organize a state wide drive to cooperate with President Truman's emergency food program. A J Loveland outlines goals to cut wheat flour fats and oils use and conserve food for export. Four sub committees focus on conservation nutrition information and PMA matters.
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U. S
Des Moines
Iowa Council
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Truman
A. J. Loveland
Lawa
Lyle Young
Farm Security Administration
Harry Linn
J. H. Bickert
PMA
Bliss
C. R. Elder
Laws Extension Service
J. J. McLaughlin
Iowa
Hampton Hall
Iowa Department of Vocational Agriculture
L. K. Soth
Iowa Farm Economist
Linn
Livestock and Feed Conservation
Loveland
Divorce Decree Filed in Parks vs Parks Case
A decree of divorce granted by Judge J G Patterson in the case John L Parks against Martha Parks has been filed with the district court clerk. The decree awards custody of their minor child to the defendant and requires the plaintiff to contribute 20 dollars a month for the child's support.
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J. G. Patterson
John L. Parks
Martha
Parks
Clerk of District Court
Funeral services for Charles Stewart held at L A Jones
Funeral services for Charles Stewart were held yesterday afternoon at the L A Jones funeral home. Rev Walter Smith presided with pallbearers Will Flynn Martin Emde Fred Howard Lester Wagner and Roy Davison. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Charles Stewart
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Walter Smith
Will Flynn
Martin Emde
Fred, Howard
Lester Wagner
Roy Davison
Elm Grove Cemetery
Complete Filing Of Candidates On State Offices
Ballots for the June 3 primaries will list 342 candidates for state and district posts after late filings. Incumbents mostly face opposition. two Republican congressional contests exist in districts five and seven, with Democrats contesting in the third.
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Des Moines
Wayne Ropes
Chaitad W
McCauley
D. D. Fuller
Maquoketa
Vcuckson
Pearl M. Slacker
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie
Des Moines Plans Continue Postwar Home Garden Network
In Des Moines on March 16 a meeting of garden clubs and agencies discussed coordinating town home garden activities. Iowa gardeners could save 50 to 75 dollars in food costs and free food for war-torn countries by planting this year. Emphasis will be on sharing food and reducing waste.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Howard Hill, Minburn
Iowa Farm Bureau
Federal Garden Clubs
4-H Clubs
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
Gardens Bay
Victory Gardens
Thieves Attempt to Rob Red Oak Court House and School
Police reported thieves tried to break into Montgomery county courthouse and Red Oak high school last night. The county treasurer noted the vault lock was tampered with but no money is missing. At the school, three locks were jimmied and a safe with records was ransacked, though no money was taken.
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Court House
Red Oak
Towa
Montgomery County
Red Oak High School
Floyd Pratt
Navy announces new discharge point schedule for May to June
The navy set new discharge point scores for May 15 to June 15 making all male enlisted personnel with 24 points eligible for discharge on June 2 and female enlisted personnel with 18 points eligible. Release scores through May 2 stay unchanged. The changes remove certain exceptions and reduce officer and enlisted point thresholds.
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Washington
Navy
Nominations Listed for Commerce Commission and Public Instruction
Laughlin. Republicans nominate Upton B Kepford Waterloo Democrat for commerce commission. David B Long Des Moines B M Richard son Cedar Rapids Warren MacHenry Des Moines Lloyd Smith Forest City Republicans Issac Snyder Centerville Ray Walsh Varina Democrats. For superintendent of public instruction Jessie M Parker Lake Mills Republican Laura M Names Ottumwa Democrat.
Fifty Years of Reister Brothers Produce in Washington
The 506th anniversary of Meister Brothers produce marks Washington county’s Reister operation now in its third generation. Founded by W. Scott Reister in 1896, it was W. S. Reister & Sons, later Reister Brothers. George G. died in 1919, Claude L. now manages. The firm handles butter egg and poultry, buying cream locally to make Washington water. Some output reaches regional markets.
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Meister Brothers Produce
Washington County
Reisters
W. Scott Reister
W. S. Reister & Sons
Reister Brothers
H. H
C. ©. Reister
George G
Hal
Claude
Claude L
Washington
Reister
Dye Urges Democrats to File Nomination Papers Quickly
Harry Dye chairman of the Washington county democratic committee urged party members seeking county offices to file nomination papers with the county auditor by March 25. He said applicants should obtain at least 65 Democratic signatures and file promptly to appear on the primary ballot. The aim is to attract several candidates for county offices this year.
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Harry Dye
Washington County
Democratic Committee
Dye
Reisters' Creamery Pushes Supplies to Chicago Markets
The Tri Cities and Chicago receive dairy from a firm with full truck distribution. Production outpaces demand beyond the home plant, though the creamery once stood at 110 East Washington and now operates from East Third Street. The company runs its own trucks delivering carload lots to Chicago and eastern markets.
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Tri-Cities
Chicago
Reister
East Washington Street
Tweeten
East Third Street
Reisters
Berlin Blast in Russian Zone Kills One, Injures Many
Police Chief Paul Markgraf reported one death and 122 injuries from an ammunition explosion at the Berlin Central Police station in the Russian occupied zone. Wreckage was being searched for a few missing persons, with two critical. Rumors of higher casualties were unsubstantiated. The stockpile came from Belmors and salvage supplies, stored temporarily before disposal. The cause remains unknown.
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Perlin
Meath
Paul Markgrat
Berlin
Markegrat
Belmors
Markgraf
Reister Brothers Expand To Farm Direct Produce Supply
Years of business have aimed to buy all produce direct from farms rather than expanding by taking output from other dealers, ensuring strictly fresh produce for markets. The firm also runs a butter egg poultry operation along with a flourishing chick hatchery and feed business amid yeast season.
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Reister Trothers Produce
China to Send Troops to Japan and Manchuria Plans
General Marshall said Manchuria is extremely critical and China will join American occupation forces in Japan. He noted talks to send mixed national government teams into Manchuria to stabilize conditions and urged U.S. help for China's postwar reforms. Chiang Kai-shek urged friendship with Russia and China to accept multi party rule while Russia was asked to withdraw from Manchuria.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Manchuria
China
Marshall
Truman
Orient
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
United States
America
Manchura
Russia
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Kuomintang
Caina
Yalta
Great Britain
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Army
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Leslie Carl
State Crop and Livestock Statistician
State Agriculture Extension
Hercey Hazen
Laws Production and Marketing Administration
Robert D. Blue
Eagle Grove
George Olmstead
Frank Miles
K. A. Evans
Emerson
Sewell E. Allen
Onawa
Earl G. Miller
M. P. Hogan
Dubuque
Democrat
Chet B. Akers
Ottumwa
W. A. Yager
Spirit Lake
John M. Grimes
Osceola
John Hamilton Cruuvickshaw
Clarence E. Smith
Davenport
Harry D. Linn
F. J. McMahon
Manning
John Rankin Keokuk
Lo W
Josef Stalin
Winston Churchill
U S. R
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England
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Picket Churchill
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Fulton
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