Malone Named Assistant Superintendent at Eldora School
Eldora Iowa Sept 25 Harry J Malone 52 of St Charles Hil has been appointed assistant superintendent of the Eldora training school for boys Superintendent Charles W Reed announced Malone was associated with Reed at the Illinois state boys school for five years Reed said Malone was assistant supervisor of the cottage department at St Charles Mrs Malone was appointed the Eldora school dietitian Reed said
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Eldora
Iowa
Harry J. Malone
St Charles
Hil
Charles W. Reed
Malone
Reed
Ilinois
St. Charles
Eldora School
Cockatoo Blamed For Woman's Death In N J Apt
Police blamed a pet cockatoo for turning gas jets on in Jershy City New Jersey. Mrs Fannie Stewart 66 was found unconscious after a neighbor alerted authorities. She later died at the medical center from a stroke caused by shock. Dolly the cockatoo was named by the victim as responsible.
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Jershy City
N. J
Fannie Stewart
Dolly
Mrs. Stewart
Milk processing stage removes about sixty percent water
In processing evaporated or condensed milk, about 60 percent of the water is removed. This concentration step yields thicker dairy products with extended shelf life and altered sweetness.
Bombing hits communist HQ in Milan during government row
In Milan the communist regional headquarters was bombed as violence rose in the government confrontation. The TNT blast created a six by three foot entrance hole and damaged the building while 20 residents escaped unharmed. Police reported three men and a woman planted the device and fired at the custodian to stop interference.
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Rome
Milan
Cargill President Urges Revision of Grain Export Plan
J H MacMillan Jr president of Cargill Inc warns government grain export program should be revised to reflect a small 1947 crop and potential poor next year. He says 250 million bushels of wheat should be held for a weak harvest, domestic needs total 1.0 billion, and rationing would push supplies to black markets. Crop bulletin notes dry August and uncertain 1948 winter wheat prospects.
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Minneapolis
J. H. MacMillan, Jr
Cargill, Inc
MacMillan
U. S
Cargill Crop Bulletin
Man jailed after mistaking woman for his wife
Joseph Valentino, 40, jailed after punching Mary McGhee, 22, in Camden New Jersey police court. He apologized stating he thought the woman was his wife. Valentino received a 10 day sentence.
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Camden
N. J
Joseph Valentino
Valentino
Mary McGhee
Tadpole to frog development varies by species and weather
Tadpole development time ranges from six weeks to two years depending on species and climate. Warm weather often speeds up growth, but many species mature faster in cool conditions. The green frog typically develops over one winter while the bull frog can take two winters.
Markets report from Chicago livestock sales
Chicago market summary shows hogs 4,500 head with steady to slightly higher prices, top $28.00-$28.50 and various weights trading around $25. Hogs, sows, and heavier weights list values. cattle 4,000 head with steady to slightly up levels for select steers and cows. bulls steady to down. Sheep 2,000 head with lambs and yearlings showing softer early sales. overall activity slow but with some solid top quotes across categories.
Chicago Produce Prices Reported for Poultry and Eggs
Chicago dispatch notes poultry truck totals and price steadiness with hens, chickens and spring varieties. Eggs show 10,075 cases firm with various serialized lots and current receipts listed.
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Keister Bros. Produce
White Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report
Chicago cash grain sales show wheat futures firm with firm basis as two hard bids reach 26.813 and 27.2 with mixed bids around 27.2. Corn advances about 25 cents with Yellow 2361 240 bids and multiple Yellow lots quoted between 231 and 239. Oats hold steady with White classes near 112 to 114 in various grades and weights.
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Chicago
Des Moines Workshop to Study Community Needs
A two day town development workshop sponsored by the Town council for better education and 25 state organizations will be held Oct 26 and 21. It aims to help community workers evaluate needs align community council plans and coordinate state organizations on development strategies with Dr. W. H. Stacy of Iowa State College as workshop chairman.
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Des Moines
Town Council For Better Education
Iowa
W. H. Stacy
Iowa State College
U S Vows Firm Action to Bar Yugoslav Territorial Gains
Washington officials warned Yugoslavia to abandon attempts to seize territory from Italy near Trieste. The United States rejected Yugoslav ultimatums and reaffirmed a policy of firmness with 5,000 American troops in the area.
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Washington
United States
Trieste
Italy
U. S
Yugoslavia
State Department
Cavendish Cannon
U.S
Iowa Farmers Paid Nearly One Third of State Income Tax
Des Moines report notes Iowa farmers paid about 29 percent of last year’s state income tax, totaling 1,745,519 of 6,020,949. Officials compare 1945 and prior years, citing 1944 and 1938 records and noting tax trends since the 1946 law.
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Des Moines
Iowa
E. H. Fairburn
Fairburn
Ottumwa suit tests Iowa anti closed shop law
Two former Ottumwa Electric Supply Co. workers charge discharge after joining a union. They filed an Iowa complaint to test the anti closed shop law and a Taft-Hartley issue with the labor relations board. The company cites unsatisfactory work. union spokesmen counter claims of timing.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Ottumwa Electric Supply Co
Charles Boggs
Robert Loy
Paul Rohner
Justice Court
National Labor Relations Board
Forces of Labor Gird for Battles
Rival AFL and CIO camps prepare convention clashes over the Denham non-communist affidavit ruling. John L. Lewis threatens to block, while CIO leaders refuse to sign. factions consider targeting Lewis for defeat or constitutional amendments to limit signers.
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Washington
AFL
CIO
Robert H. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
San Francisco
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
AFL Executive Council
Denham
NLRB
Boston
Philip Murray
James B. Carey
George Q. Lynch
Pattern Makers League
Lynch
Executive Council
Chicago
UMW
William Green
George Meany
Services for Chris Leichty Tomorrow
Funeral services for Chris Leichty will be held at Sugar Creek church at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Simon Gingerich will officiate, followed by burial at Sugar Creek cemetery. Zehr funeral home handles arrangements with six nephews as casket bearers. Leichty, born November 12, 1863, near Wayland, died yesterday at his home three miles north of Wayland after a period of illness. Surviving are three sons Ed Otto and Addie at home Herman on an adjacent farm and his wife Anna Wenger predeceased him.
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Wayland
Chris Leichty
Sugar Creek
Simon Gingerich
Zehr
Washington County
Anna Wenger
Man offers old car for sale as it burns down
In Binghamton New York on September 25 John Sabrinsky walked into Oswego area traffic and offered his old car for sale. Returning with a prospective buyer he found the car on fire and destroyed before firefighters could douse it.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Oswego
John Sabrinsky
Sabrinsky
Unlawful to Deny Employment for Union Membership
The text states it shall be unlawful for any person or firm to deny employment to anyone due to union membership or affiliation or due to refusal to join a labor union. It reflects labor law protections and anti discrimination language.
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Ralph Erlenbush
Washington, R. R
C. L. Jennings
New London
Werner Lowry
Martin Miller
Batavia
Nelson Well Co
Fairfield
O. EB. Campbell
S. Marion
Iowa Territory
Care Journal
Whittaker & Barnes
West Chester
Roy Brewer & Sons
Winga’s Cafe
Rene
Es. White II
American Pearl Button Company 187Tt
Coe’s Cafe
George W. Baumert
Harper
Theodore B. Bailey
Morrison & Morrison Attorneys
Edmund D. Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison, Jr
Orrison Building
W. Livingston
Robert Day
W. Maip
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
J. C. Penney Co
Paul V. Shearer
Court House
Optometrists
Co. S. Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
East Side Square
P. L. Etter
F. G. Livesay, D
Spinal Distortion
Washington Concrete Company
Eclipse Lumber Company
Gamble
A. FE
Mt. Pleasant
Route A
Dick’s Furniture Store
Hampshire
Washington Armory
Linlithgow Farm
Dave Livingston
Hayden Thomas
Crawfordsville
Poland
Clayton Soukup
Riverside
K-M
Bell & Gevock Firestone
Bell & Gevock Mobil
Marion
Little Genius
Harold Durst
Acme
Brown's
U. P. Church
Ainsworth
Ray Whitehead
Ainsworth Bank
Pittsburgh
Pioneer Drug Store
Montgomery Ward
East Second
Perfection
Western Auto Store
Heatrola
John P. Jones
Columbus Junction
Martin's Modern Cleaners
Eod
FORD
Chevrolet
James Swailes
Dave McLaughlin
Briggs-Stratton
East
F. EB. Johnston
Callis Chalmers
Donald Statler
Cv Stom
Mercury
Weather King
George Sojka
South Wind Gas
Simmons Steel
Hollywoods
Main Street
West Main
J. D. Dayton
North Side
Bell & Gevock Timestone
Call
Bob Shaffer
Sorrell Auto Parts
Wm. Zachs
Sparton
Motorola
Washington Oil Company
J. BE. Long
Brighton
Spencer Kellogg
Porter Elevator
North Marion
Edward Shalla
Ed Peiffer
Whitlow's
Corridale Rams
Oran’ Birkey
Wellman
Phillip Caldwell
van Buren Street
City
Geo. J. Breitenbach
B. FE
McCreedy, Haskins
Leo Shelangoski
Don Darbyshire
Farrell
Conn . Prench Horn
Monarch Range
Morton Carr
Wayne Marston
Wade Peacephore
Kermit Payne
Mills Auto Service
Martin’s Modern Cleaners
Joseph G. Gingerich
Kalona
United Mattress Co
Geo. Horas
Roy C. Steele
Adtaker
Clapp
Wells
John Davidson
Cockatoo
Cargill
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
Yuoslav
Ottumwans
Otto
Addie
Herman
John E. Klein Keota
Iown
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