Denial City: US Air Force Says No Anti Aircraft Fire Near Berlin
US air force in Wiesbaden dismissed reports of Russian anti aircraft fire near Berlin. The Berlin corridor incident is described as routine Russian notice with no interference to airlift. An American pilot claimed distant fire, but the airlift carried 4 243 tons to Berlin. the episode viewed as a wartime feint. A separate Cincinnati couple found their daughter's mattress stuffed with bottle caps and other debris. manufacturer blamed disgruntled workers.
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House targets Chicago atomic thefts case outlined
Rep. Richard B. Vail says the House Un American Activities Committee will publish a report next week claiming Soviet efforts to steal atomic secrets at the University of Chicago were likely successful. He notes three Americans—two scientists and a Communist official—face indictment, though not all names will be released.
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Theft at Chester School Burglarized Locker Report
Sheriff H. M. Putnam and Deputy R. W. Fillmore investigated a break in at West Chester school after Supt. J. L. Calkins reported a locker in his office burglarized and about $16 in cash taken overnight. The cash, all in change, was kept in a mintin tray. no other items missing.
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Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Two marriage licenses issued at the courthouse. Glen H. Taylor of Coppock and Velma German of Washington wed at Cedar Rapids as did James G. Bennett and Winifred Coffman, both of Cedar Rapids.
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Skunk River Talks On Flood Control and Conservancy Idea
A meeting of residents and interested parties in Oskaloosa discussed a proposed plan to seek legislative aid for the Skunk River development project. Attendees debated creating a conservancy district to promote flood control, water conservation, recreation, and reforestation on a watershed basis with input from Congressman Paul Cunningham and Iowa Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Clyde Spry.
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FHA Committee at North English Meet
Washington County FHA committee met at a four county training school in North English this week per County Supervisor Robert Koch. Attending were Otto W Schmitter of Richland Elmer McArtor Crawfordsville and Raymond Sojka Washington. Schmitter elected chairman for 1948 49. The group reviewed Farm Ownership Tenant Purchase repayment records and toured John F Foubert’s site east of North English to inspect the first Tenant Purchase loan in Iowa.
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Dewey to Speak in California Amid Campaign Trail
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey travels through California on his presidential bid. He will speak in San Francisco about high prices after Bakersfield and Fresno stops, rejecting Truman’s charge that the 80th Congress bears blame. He continues to avoid direct replies to the president’s speeches.
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Candidates For Governor Meet On Shared Platform
Republican William Beardsley and Democrat Carroll Switzer spoke at the Harvest Jubilee in Shenandoah Iowa on September 20. Switzer urged state support for schools and a 1 percent sales tax on all items, while Beardsley defended limited promises and noted states like California Michigan and New York tax sales but not food. The candidates labeled with smiles and handshakes for the press.
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To Ask Second Trial of Cotton
Des Moines dispatch reports that William H. Cotton former Polk county board chair faces a possible second trial after the Iowa Supreme Court reversed his 1947 fraud conviction for obtaining county funds by false pretenses. Assistant County Attorney Edm Thayer said the state will seek a retrial possibly in November, arguing the fraud charges are sound despite the reversal. The court cited prejudicial testimony as the reason for overturning the verdict and a re hearing may be requested within 30 days.
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Des Moines Weather Bulletin Slightly warmer Sunday
Mostly fair tonight and Sunday with continued cool in the north and central areas. High today mid-70s with a low around 42 to 46 in the southwest and 29 to 44 in the northeast. Sunday highs near 72 to 76 with slight cooling tonight and a cool start Friday’s temperatures 73 and 45.
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Quaker Meeting House in York Still Holds Sunday Services
A historic Quaker meeting house in York Pennsylvania continues to serve the community with regular Sunday worship. The building remains active as a place of quiet gathering and spiritual reflection for attendees.
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Francis Schneider Named by Students as President
Francis Schneider is named president of the Washington junior college student council with officers Junior Bauer as vice president Donald Reimer as secretary-treasurer and Richard Dare Jerry Denison and Beverly Crandall as councilmen. Committee members include social relations and assembly groups with faculty sponsors and student members listed. various dates and names appear in the long roll of volunteers. There is a note that there are no counties in Louisiana, only parishes. Volney Palmer joined the first advertising agency in America in Philadelphia in 1844 explaining how modern agencies evolved from his space-brokering.
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William Putrid
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Miss Pettet
Ross Davisson
Joe Sweet
Keith Coakley
Paul Maxwell
Louisiana
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Palmer
America
Philadelphia
Soviet Charges U S Preparing Atomic War Against Russia
Paris Sept 25 Soviet chief delegate Andrei Vishinsky told the U N general assembly that the United States plans an atomic war against the U S S R and urged a one third world armament reduction. He cited plans for destroying Soviet cities and accused U S policy of expanding globally through the European Recovery Program and arming Western Europe. He named officials including Admiral Leahy, Secretary Royall, Sen Bridges and Gen Kenney as leaders of this aggressive policy.
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Funeral Monday for William Stockman 72
Life long Washington county resident William Stockman dies in Boulder Colorado at age 72. Funeral services will be held Monday at Jones funeral home with Rev Fred E Miller officiating followed by burial in Brighton cemetery. He leaves nine sons and several daughters and other relatives.
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Ohio
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Joe
Denver
Eugene Martin
Washington
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John Schaefer
San Antonio
Texas
O. E. Schmitt
Rotary to Hear Edward Walker Governor of District 153
The Rotary Club of Washington will host Edward Walker district governor of Rotary International District 153 at noon on Monday. Walker represents The White Phillips Company Investment Bond House of Davenport and oversees 43 clubs in Central and Southert Iowa and western Illinois. He will address club officers and committees and lead a district assembly after the luncheon at MCA 172.
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District GOP Women Meet Tuesday in Columbus Junction
The First District Republican Women's clubs hold their annual fall meeting at the community building in Columbus Junction on Tuesday Sept 28 with registration at 10 am led by Mrs Robert Lewis and Mrs Karl Wilson. A 12 15 pm covered dish luncheon follows. The afternoon session starts at 1 16 featuring music by Mrs Robert Fulton greetings from the local central committee L A Pierce greetings from the state central committee Mrs A W Hinderman an address by Hon Thomas FE Martin and officer elections.
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Truman Appeals To Texas Voters On Irrigation Promises
President Truman toured the arid Southwest vowing that the GOP 80th Congress cut irrigation financing. He criticized Republicans for saying me too on projects while failing to fund them. He visited New Mexico and Texas en route to El Paso for a major speech urging irrigation and reclamation funding.
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Esther M. Squire Attends 50th Hospital Association Meet
Esther M. Squire, superintendent of Washington County hospital, attended the American Hospital Association’s 50th anniversary convention in Atlantic City. The gathering drew about 14,000 trustees, administrators and department heads from the U S Canada and foreign countries to discuss patient care and reducing hospital costs. Speeches by Walter Dean Fuller Frank Chembless Rand Dr Frank P Graham Thomas Parran and Lewis L Strauss framed the program.
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Paper drive plans announced by Washington Boy Scouts
Announcement in the town outlines a paper drive sponsored by the Washington Boy Scouts. The event will occur next Saturday October 2 with further details to be announced Wednesday.
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