Jackson Urges Production Over Quarrels At Illinois Meet
President William K. Jackson of the U S chamber of commerce urged management and labor to end quarrels and focus on production. He defended collective bargaining as a fact of modern economy while condemning union excesses and urged quick, effective settlement of strikes to protect the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William K. Jackson
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
Jackson
United States
Secrecy Mounts Over Nuernberg War Crime Executions
At Nuernberg on October 14 UPI reports Army officials imposed a total blackout on preparations for the mass hangings set for Wednesday. Public relations officers refused to confirm any plans or even the date, stating no gallows were erected and defendants had not been notified. Franz Von Papen remained in the Nuernberg prison area, staying with his daughter under police supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
U. S. Army
Franz von Papen
Nuern- Tore Priston Rrau
von Papen
Seed Corn Meet Draws Moews Dealers From Iowa
William C Longer of Washington and about 75 southeastern Iowa seed dealers attended a Moens Seed company salesmen meeting at the Granville plant. Attendees included Herman Wagenknecht of Ainsworth Frank Patterson of Kelona Melosh Havel of Ainsworth H J Whiting of Crawtoresville Ardis Heck of Riverside John Powell and Floyt Crayne of Keota. The event featured a dinner and plant tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Longer
Washington
Moens Seed Company
Granville
Herman Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Frank J. Patterson
Kelona
Melosh Havel
H. J. Whiting
Crawtoresville
Ardis Heck
Riverside
John Powell
Floyt Crayne
Keota
Iowa
Moews
Four Auto Accidents Reported in Washington Area
Sheriff and city police investigated four separate auto accidents around Washington. Incidents on Highway 92 near mile 344 east of Washington left minor injuries and $350 damage. another on Highway 59 west of town caused cuts and bruises with $250 damage. A third crash near the waterworks injured Mrs. Heilman and grandson Rob Speake. damages $250. A fourth collision at East Main and North Seventh caused $50 damage with no injuries. Deputy Virginia Dann resigned. Helen Carson named deputy. two clerks, Jean Mangold and Mary Johnson, to join the office. Howell announced November reservations for special car and truck license numbers ahead of December issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toth
Washington
Charles Vortuba
Richmond
Howard Lee Hesseltine
Crawfordsville
Vortuba
Hesseltine
Donald Kun
Leslie Dimsmoor
Hoter Haliburton
Oskaloosa
Walhburton
Helen Heilman
Tra Amlong
Leo Nardy
Washipegton
Letty Moore
East Main
North Seventh
Virginia Dann
W. F P. Howell
Helen Carson
Miss Carson
Jean Mangold
Harold Mangold
South Second
Mary Johnson
Clarence Johnson
North Avenue
J. C. Penney
Howell
One Dead in Crash Near Walcott
Davenport Iowa Oct 1 Miss Ramona Clark 10 Waverly died in a head on collision near Walcott. She rode with W Pritz 26 McGregor who was treated and released for cuts and bruises. Driver Robert Sivodensehardt 21 Davenport also involved. Coroner notes 12th fatal Scott County accident this year.
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Davenport
Iowa
Ramona Clark
Waverly
Walcott
Scott County
Frank Keppy
Miiss Clark
W. &. Pritz
McGregor
Robert Sivodensehardt
Fritz
Hopital
Moldensehardt
Scottounty
Corn Processing at Plant in Washington County
Washington County farmers observed the corn workflow from husking through handling to dispatch, detailing the steps as grain moves to distribution centers.
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Washington County
Vatican Excommunicates All Involved In Archbishop Stepinac Case
The Vatican with Pope Pius approved excommunication for anyone taking part in the prosecution of Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac of Yugoslavia. The ruling cites direct or indirect acts challenging ecclesiastical authority, issued by Cardinal Francesco Marmaggi before Osservatore Romano. Stepinac was sentenced to 16 years hard labor for aiding enemies of Marshal Tito. Tito had also been named as excommunicated.
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Vatican Olp
Vatican
Pius
Aloysius Stepinae
Yugoslavia
Francesco Cardinal Marmaggi
Congregation of the Council
Osservatore Romano
Stepinac
Catholic Church
Marshal Tito
Tito
Brighton man fined for assault in justice court
Justice of the Peace J KK Bo vee imposed a fine of 10 dollars and costs on Charles Robertson of Brighton after he pleaded guilty to assault and battery in justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Pesce J. KK. Bovee
Charles Robertson
Brighton
Justice Court
Population totals show females lead by 231 404
The latest figures indicate a total population of over 140 million, with females numbering ahead of males by 231 404. The data highlights the gender distribution across the population.
Kupka is Found Dead in Kalona Tool Shed
Coroner investigates the death of 74 year old Frank J. Kupka whose body was found hanging in a Kalona tool shed near his home. No inquest. suicide verdict given. Survivors include brother Adolph and four sisters. Funeral set for Wednesday at Yoder funeral home Kalona with burial at Richmond cemetery.
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W. S. Wyle
M. D
Washington
Route Three Kalona
Prark J. Kupka
Mr. Kupka
Adolph
Kapka
Deejay
Kalona
Sol
Kyle
Nanging
Riverside
Anton and
Anna
Zajicek) Kupka
Washington County
Mie Imma Shalla
Mary
Anna Kupka
Charles P. Nejedly
Wellman
Melak Kolosick
Yoder Funeral Home
Ismal
Richmond Cemetery
Illinois Woman Dies as Car Hits Bridge
Mrs. Gertrude McCarthy a 67 year old from Elgin Illinois was killed when her car crashed into a bridge 2 1/2 miles northeast of Brondurant Iowa. State patrol said excessive speed and wet roads caused the crash and she was alone in the car headed toward Des Moines.
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Illinois
Brondurant
Iowa
Gertrude McCarthy
Elgin
Byron Hockenberry
Orland Joens
Des Moines
Morris To Judge At Chicago Feeder Cattle Show
Cattle show in Chicago October 28 and 29 will feature judges Ferd Schmidt Yelmar Karl Hoffman Towans with Morris serving as judge. Show offers a $6 060 prize list largest ever for a feeder event. Morris plans to enter six ear lots of Shorthorns in the International in November. The Family Living Program for homemakers from Jackson and Washington townships begins October 16 at 2 pm at the Presbyterian Church, with demonstrations on cosmetics and grooming and leadership by Ruth Foster and local chairmen Mrs. Vasey and Mrs. Duensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ruth Foster
Presbyterian
Hugh Morris
Ferd Sehmidt
Yelmar
Karl Hoffman
Td Grove
International
Union Stock Yard and
Transit
Morris
JacoKson
Washington Townships
Presbyterian Church
Aliey McDaniel
Marie Jackson
Arthur Vasey
A. L. Duensing
Washington and
Jackson Township
Legion Meetings for Leon Beatty Post 29 and Auxiliary
Regular gatherings set for eight o'clock in the Legion rooms. Initiation of new members and those needing the initiation ceremony will occur. T. L. Brookhart to discuss what the American Legion means to him. Auxiliary members hear Mrs. Howard P. Miller on the San Francisco convention. Social afterward with refreshments served.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
T. L. Brookhart
Howard P. Miller
Legion and Auxiliary
Confirmation Class of 81 at St. James
A class of 81 was confirmed at St James Church yesterday afternoon by Bishop Ralph Leo Hayes. Monsignor Hannon of Muscatine and ten neighboring priests attended the ceremony. The bishop spoke on duties and the role of home life in education, and congratulated the congregation on their spirit, faith, and sacrifice. Benediction was given by Monsignor Hannon and the service closed with the singing of Hair Cod by the choir and congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leo Hayeg
At, James Church
Haimon
Muscatine
Hayes
Hannon
Pillow stuffing evolves from feathers to alternatives
A brief note recalls how pillow fillings shifted from feathers to new materials, marking a change in comfort and production methods as manufacturers sought durable and affordable options.
Employees reject C Company offer at La Crosse plant
Up-striking workers at the Allis Chalmers La Crosse facility rejected a tentative contract 263 to 137, voting against a 10 cent hourly rise and a dues checkoff, while urging company control over transfers and promotions. The strike continues after a five cent raise was previously granted. The terms mirrored other Allis Chalmers settlements in Pittsburgh Springfield Norwood and La Porte plant agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Vic
Allis Chalers Manufacturing Co
Robert Ludvix
United Farm Equipment Workers
CLO
Ludvik
Allie- Chalmers
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Norwood
la Porte
Ind
Inquest Planned in Brakeman Death at Council Bluffs
An inquest was scheduled in Council Bluffs Iowa into the death of Janes Hervert 34 head brakeman for Union Pacific struck by a railroad motor car after coupling engines He suffered a fractured skull and died en route to an Omaha hospital A World War II veteran he stayed with an uncle in Omaha
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Janes Hervert
Union Pacific Railroad
Hervert
Omaha
Oinwha
Peapods and Straw Used as Mattresses and Pillows
The passage notes that peas and straw served as bedding materials, functioning as both mattresses and pillows.
Molotov Denounces Paris Peace Conference
Soviet foreign minister Molotov condemned the Paris peace conference as unsatisfactory and said it failed to prepare or secure clear agreements on key issues. He argued a bloc sought to dictate terms and criticized Britain and Western powers for aided Greek Bulgarian frontier disputes and the Trieste position. The session adjourned on a note of futility as accusations flew between nations.
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Paris
V. M. Molotov
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Russia
U. S
Finland
Vandenberg
K. V. Kisselev
Kisselev
United States
Vhus
Molotov
Bulgaria
Greece
Britain
Council of Foregia
France
Trieste
Funeral services for Mrs. R. E. Brinning held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. R. E. Brinning were held Sunday at 2 30 pm in the Jones funeral home with Rev Fred E. Miller in charge. Pallbearers were Carl Daering Cloyce Hayes Homer Mayer and Ira Miksech. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery.
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R. E. Brinning
Jones Funeral
Fred E. Miller
Carl Daering
Cloyce Hayes
Homer Mayer
Ira Miksech
Elm Grove Cemetery
Des Moines Pilot Flies Fairchild P-19 to Washington Visit
Floyd Hoyle of Des Moines visited relatives in the area yesterday and left his Fairchild P-19 aircraft at the Washington airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hoyle
Des Moines
Hoyle
Washington
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American Express Co
Miami
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Elmer S. Hurt
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Shout & City Police
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Frank J. Kupka
Kupka
Sence
Michigan
Henry Iverson
Iverson
South Haven
Andrew Fahnes
Astoria
Andy
Miller
St. James
Hayeg
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