Peace conference hears Vishinsky vow on world cooperation
At Paris hearings delegates report Soviet Vice Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky pledging Soviet cooperation in world affairs despite differences with other powers. Senator Connally joined in urging no more war as the Balkan reparations talks move to a $125 million Bulgarian settlement after a 28 hour session.
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United Press
Paris
Andrei Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Tom Conally
Tex
Vishinsky
Connally
Peace Conference
Balkan Economic Commission
Voring
Buckwalter Buys Kalona Beauty Shop
Mrs. Buckwalter purchased Virginia's Beauty Shop in Kalona from Mrs. Virginia Peterseim Hartzler with possession given. The shop will reopen next week as Melia's Beauty Nook after redecorating. Buckwalter plans a full time operator and frequent visits. family remains in Washington.
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Marvin Buckwalter
Virginia
Kalona
Virginia Peterseim Hartzler
Melia’s
Beauty Nook
Health Unit Activities for October Week
The schedule lists a Thursday child health conference from 1 30 to 3 45 P M at Riverside public school. Friday includes an X ray clinic from 1 00 to 4 00 P M at Dr Boice s office.
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Riverside
Three Acquitted Nazis Released From American Custody
Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritzsche, acquitted in Nuremberg, were freed from American house arrest after an 11 hour argument. They were told they could leave their apartments but remain under U.S. protection pending German re arrest warrants. Escorted options and movement restrictions were clarified by Brig. Gen. Walter J. Mueller.
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Mernberg
U. S
Hjalmar- Schacht
Hans Fritzsche
Schacht
Fritzsche
Nuernberg
Walter J. Mueller
Bavaria
Mueller
Fritzche
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Willian Keitel
Lem S Logan 79 Dies After Stroke At Home
Lem S Logan 79 died at three this morning at the county hospital after a stroke that left him bedfast since January. He lived at 15 South Avenue C and will be buried at Elm Grove cemetery after funeral Monday at 2 PM at L A Jones funeral home. He was born December 2 1866 in Franklin County Wisconsin and married Margaret Elliott in Nashville Illinois in 1895. He leaves wife two sons Lawrence A Logan and Robert E Logan two daughters Harriet and Jane Bakehouse one sister Lottie Gass one brother Al Logan and five grandchildren.
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Lem S. Logan
South Avenue C
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Alfred Trenerry
George Kerr
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Logan
Freinklin County
Wui
Andrew J
Kathyn (Guthrie) Logan
Illinois
Nashville
Ill
Margaret Elliott
Washington County
West Chester
Washington
The
Baptist Church
Lawrence A. Logan
Shenandoah
Iowa
Robert E Logan
Owatonna
Minn
Harriett
Jane Bakehouse
Lottie Gass
A! Logan
Life Insurance Ownership Tops Seventy-One Million in America
A large segment of the population shows ownership of life insurance policies valued at about 165 million dollars. The figure reflects widespread reliance on life coverage as a financial safeguard.
Entry applications to British zone denied in Berlin
A British spokesman for Lt. Gen. Sir Brian Robertson said entry applications to the British zone from Schacht, Frits che or Franz Von Papen would be denied. He added that none had been received.
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Berlin
Brian Robertson
Schacht, Fritsche
Franz von Papen
Army Plane Is Reported Over Iceland
The Royal Air Force reported that the B-29 Pacusan Dreamboat passed over Iceland at 5:16 P.M. GMT during its flight from Honolulu toward Cairo. Pilots estimated the time over Meeks Field Keflavik and London timing remained at 11 P.M. GMT. The mission crossed the halfway point and continued along a 10,300 mile course toward its next objective.
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Uxbridge
Middlesex
Eng
Royal Ai Force
Iceland
RAF
Meckfield Treeland
London
New York
Cairo
Honolulu
Greenland
Teceland
Meeksfield
Keflavik
Black market operators urged to properly skin slaughtered animals
A spokesman for the shoe and leather industry urged black market meat operators in an open letter to improve skinning practices. The industry's weekly publication warned that badly mutilated hides from illicit cattle enter tanneries, yielding only poor quality leather while the nation seeks better leather supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
University Doctor to Speak at Rotary Noon Luncheon
Dr. FE D. Plass of the University hospital in Iowa City will be the speaker at the Rotary noon luncheon on Monday. He recently spent three months in Czechoslovakia with leading American doctors and will discuss facets of the trip in his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. D. Plass
University Hospital At
Iowa City
Rotary
Plass
Czechoslovakia
Truman Plea on Jews Viewed as Political Move
President Truman urged immediate substantial entry of Jews into Palestine and urged amending U S immigration laws if other countries act similarly. British and Arab reactions were mixed with warnings of potential consequences for regional stability and refugee relief.
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Truman
Washington
Palestine
United States
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Jewish Agency
Europe
London
Iranian General Staff Orders Offensive Against Fars Rebels
The Iranian general staff ordered the army to launch a full incursion against rebel tribes in Fars province, South Iran, marking a decisive escalation in the ongoing conflict. The directive directs military units to engage in operations aimed at quelling the uprising and restoring control in the region.
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Tehran
Fars
Iran
Four Cut Bruised In Auto Accident
Four people sustained minor injuries yesterday afternoon when a car driven by Charles W Thrapp Jr of West Chester wrecked on highway No. 1 south of Kalona. Thrapp attempted to pass two vehicles driven by Lumir Vaeha and Don Kern, ran into gravel, went into a ditch, rolled onto the highway, and then overturned. In the car were Mrs Charles Thrapp Sr, Mrs Joe Cortum, and William Hall 77 of Wellman. They were treated by a Kalona physician. Damage to the car was about 500 dollars.
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Wren
Charles W Thrapp, Jr
West Chester
Kalona
Thrapp
Lumir Vaeha
Don Kern
Charles Thrapp
Joe Cortum
William Hall
Wellman
Wyatt Reports Outlook Brighter for Vets Housing
Housing expeditor Wilson W. Wyatt said subsidies raise production of four key materials for the veterans housing program. Convector radiators up 99 percent since July 1, with gains in structural clay brick and tile gypsum paper liner and softwood plywood. Timber output to rise by end of next year via 2,701 miles of forest roads, enough for about 103,000 six room houses if half is used.
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Washington
Wilson W. Wyatt
Wyatt
Fire destroys lumber yard and paint works in Clearing
In Clearing suburb near Chicago a massive fire engulfed a lumber yard and adjacent paint facility. The blaze damaged about $409000 worth of priority lumber and caused a further $100000 loss to the two story paint company building. Explosions from reacting materials accompanied the spread as strong winds fanned the flames.
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Chicago
Midwest
Paint Company
Legion Chorus Organized Under White Direction
At a city hall meeting the Legion post formed a chorus with Boyd White elected director John Owen named business manager and Don Gover librarian. Rehearsals run Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 30 post rooms aim for 30 to 40 members and potential for a strong musical presence locally.
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Legyn
Legion Chorus
Boyd White
John Owen
Don Gover
Mr. White
Gocat Music
Washington High School
Legion
Lesgion Post
White
The
Post
Luis
Thieves Take Black Cadillac as Joe Louis Seethes in Harlem
The Cadillac sedan was stolen in Harlem early today. The owner, heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis, is described as pretty sore and intends to pursue the matter. Local police investigate the theft.
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New York
Harlem
Joe Louis
Fresno man visits Washington neighbors Foster brothers
Keith Cochran of Fresno California spent a few hours yesterday with Harry and Larry Foster, former Illinois neighbors now passing through Washington. Doris Adkisson returned to Diagonal Iowa after a week with friends. Cpl Aaron Batterson Jr arrived Thursday from Spokane for a 15 day furlough to stay with his mother Mrs Alpha Bree at Geigerfield Washington.
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Keith Cochran
Fresno
Calif
Harry
Larry Foster
Mr Cochran
Fosters
Illinois
Washington
Doris Adkisson
Diagonal
Iowa
Aaron Batterson Jr
Spokane
Wash
Alpha Bree
Batterson
Geigerfield Wash
Truman presses meat situation as pig goal set
President Truman keeps attention on meat shortages as the Agriculture Department urges farmers to raise 58 million pigs next spring to guard against future shortages. The target is about 13 percent higher than last spring and may not affect pork and lard supplies until late 1947. A separate note from Chicago reports restaurateurs praising the OPA 15 percent meat meal price boost as relief for small restaurants facing higher costs.
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Mr. Truman
Agricultural Department
Chicago
OPA
Japanese Press and Radio Workers Put On Strike
All Japanese radio stations ceased broadcasting except the allied armed forces network as the All Japan newspaper and radio workers union began a strike. Most newspapers planned to publish, with Yomiuri and its 31 discharged staff at the center of a dispute. president Tsunega Baba refused to negotiate despite a mediation offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Allied Armed Forces Network
All Japan Newspaper
Radio Workers Union
Yomiuri
Tsunega Baba
Social Democratic Party
Roberta Jennings Sues For Divorce From Kenneth Jennings
Roberta M. Jennings files a district court petition for divorce from Kenneth E. Jennings. They wed at Delta on October 7, 1939 and separated October 2, 1946. She seeks custody of their four minor children and a suitable child support allowance.
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Clerk of District Court
Roberta M. Jennings
Kenneth E. Jennings
Delta
Longnecker Found Guilty of Murder in Ottumwa
Edward Lonenecker aged 52, a former Ottumwa packinghouse worker, was found guilty of second degree murder for his wife’s death on March 11. An eight-wirl twelve juror panel returned the verdict near midnight. Oct. 21 set for sentencing with maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Edward Lonenecker
Longnecker
Funeral services for Mrs Martha E Johnson
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev T R White of Washington and Rev P F Eastwood of New London. Pallbearers named Lee Holland J K Fevee Joe Falk Ivan Rehin Kenneth Carris and David Elder. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Martha E. Johnson
The
Presbyterian Church
T. RB. White
Washington
PF. WV. Eastwood
New London
Lee Holland
J. KE. Fevee
Joe Falk
Ivan Rehin
Kenneth Carris
David Elder
Elm Grove Cemetery
Grecian Family Vacation Near West Cheater
Mr and Mrs Roy Grecian and their son of Los Angeles California are spending two weeks at the John Robertson home near West Cheater.
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Roy Grecian
Los Angeles, Calif
John Robertson
West Cheat
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Hawaii
ASK
DR. Plass
Dorothy W. Pearl
Detroit
American Legion Auxiliary
San Francisco
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Charlotte, N.C
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Walter F. Clark
National Restaurant Association
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