Ford employees extend contract to avoid midnight strike
Ford and UAW negotiators, led by Reuther, agreed to a four day extension to the existing contract to allow more talks on unresolved issues including the wage guarantee. Ford said a new proposal was delivered Tuesday but key points remain far apart, delaying any strike action beyond midnight Wednesday and Monday deadline.
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Gat Ner Tien
UAW Tog
Bannon
Ford. Department
Ord
Reuther
Walon Pegotietora
Ford Company
Sivike
Farmers Clash Over Allotment Irregularities In Baltimore
Reported testimony describes irregularities in allotment processes amid a court case in Baltimore. Witnesses reference a Santa day gathering and a farm near a river, with Judge C. presiding and several seniors noted among participants.
Misleading Shed Deats Discussed
A compact report notes confusion over misleading shed information. It highlights community concerns, involves local authorities, and flags potential misrepresentation at a premium pricing scenario.
Bee day seravea te 8 southeast ouilack
Pene nat Gummseihates and doctor Felday are mentioned in a fragmented note. The readable text hints at a regional location and a medical context but lacks coherent detail or events to describe fully.
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Seravea
Ouilack
Pene Nat Gummseihates
Poctor Felday
Dulles Discusses Soviet Education Impact on Power
Allen W. Dulles, CIA director, said Soviet mass education is boosting their scientific leadership. He noted Soviet top engineers rival Western counterparts and that Moscow is producing more university science graduates, signaling evolving global power dynamics and potential long term shifts.
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New York
Allen W. Dulles
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Dulas
Columbia University
Auf Dumber
Stu
World War II era Nationalist press discusses airmen release
The Formosa newspapers report on the release of four American airmen, while warning against concessions to the Reds. The Western Central alliance faces strains as Nationalists oppose compromise that could affect their interests and Taipel's consent.
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Formosa
World War II Peace Talks Opened Wednesday
Fragmentary report notes a Wednesday session on a World War II peace treaty with Japan discussed. Shunichi Matsumoto, Japan’s chief delegate, is cited as involved in the conference and related negotiations.
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Poe
Japan
Shunichi Matsumoto
Rail strike threat rocks Eden government plans
Prime Minister Eden faces a rail strike threat as managers refuse wage concessions. Workers press for pay increases up to 27.30 dollars amid rising costs, threatening new spiral of wage and price pressures.
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Eden
Eeetive
Farm Surplus Talk Cited By Ooper Amid Budget Debates
A regional briefing quotes Ooper discussing farm surpluses and a stance favoring abundance over scarcity. The report notes ongoing fiscal supports despite year to year shifts, with emphasis on temporary measures and shifting commitments affecting agricultural policy.
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DES
Wien
Grant to fund Standard Foundation use at Iowa College
A $16,500 grant from the Standard Foundation supports Iowa College FF ton initiatives this year. The amount will finance a reserve of funds and program activities at the campus.
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Iowa College
FF Ton
Court of Appeals Review Over State Naturalization Case
The Court of Appeals may reverse this court if proper. The State contends the department erred in the naturalization decision of last March 15, affecting the Netvraneed Citizen case.
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Notte Ad Dar warThe Court of Appeals
Eee Yeers
Air Restrictions Approved for National Guard HQ Flights
A National Air Guard spokesman said restrictions on flying time for administrative use at the Washington headquarters were issued after Tuesday night disclosure. The measure blocks certain flight activities pending further review.
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Des Moines
W— Andews National Air Guard
Administrative National Guard
Washington
Nuclear heated home system proposed for year round use
A plan from ARGECON in New Jersey outlines a year round home heating and cooling system powered by a compact reactor about twice a car battery size. Robert E. Ferry of the Institute of Boiler and Radiant Energy says early research could lead to production within years. The baby reactor would attach to a boiler, be explosion proof and safe from radioactivity, and fit in a garage or basement to heat and cool the residence around six months per year.
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Argecon
N. J
Robert E. Ferry
Mana Gee
Institute of Boiler & Ra
Ferry
Farmer shot father-in-law in Kentucky
In Paris Kentucky a 44-year-old farmer stated the fatal shooting of Curtis Shelton at the home of Obie Hatton on Tuesday. Sheriff John Neal said Hatton faces one murder charge while a tense exchange preceded the incident as Hatton reportedly planned to “fix you” before surrendering.
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Paris
John Neal
Obie Hatton
Curtis Shelton
Hatton
Nee ‘Es Sayin
Charlie Ginn
Six Die in Rebel Attack in French North Africa
Six people die in violent attack in Rebel at teghe area of French North Africa. Moroccan city official among the dead. Ten others wounded and three kidnapped in the incident. Local authorities investigate and assess motives and suspects.
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Atteghe
French North Africa
Hoegh Ends Night Club Chase After Colorado Stop
Gov. Leo Hoegh of Iowa, visiting Colorado Springs, learns he no longer owns a closed night club. He joins nine state road officials in Denver to discuss highway funding and oppose raising the federal gas tax from 2 to 3 cents. The trip includes a family cottage search and tax worries tied to a $440,000 purchase and related property taxes.
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Denver
Leo Hoegh
Iowa
Colorado Springs
Lews State Highway Commission
Robert Bask Larsen Jr
Russell Maines
Heegh
Ne Ae
Ant
Colorado
Horgh
Green Moun
Falls
Woodland Park
Simplified tax form review by Iowa officials noted
State figures including Gov Hoegh and State Rep Jack Miller discuss a simplified income tax form for lowans. Martin Lauterbach of the Mate Tax Commission comments on the form not fitting card size and potential legislative impact.
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Des Moines
Menon Seen as Possible Negotiator for Reds
Indian diplomat V. K. Menon is viewed by officials as friendly to Red China and may visit the United States soon for United Nations meetings in New York and San Francisco. His cordial ties with Premier Zhou Enlai raise hopes he could aid a settlement, though U.S. officials fear overreach if he gains control.
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Red China
United States
United Nations
New York
San Francisco
U. S
Chow En-lai
State Dulles
Menon
Henry J. TePaske Named State Bar President
Henry J. TePaske of Orange City elected president of the Iowa State Bar Association, succeeding Clyde E. Jones. Rex R. Bateson of Eldora named vice president. TePaske to lead at Friday’s bar convention. he is with Van Oosterhout TePaske and Rens and is married with four children.
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Des Moines
Henry J. TePaske
Orange City
Rex R. Bateson
Eldora
Iowa State Bar Asan
el 2 Oleeness
TePaske
Clyde EB. Jones
Ottumwa
van Oosterhout
TePaske and Rens
Balween
J. C. Bateson Jr
Indianola
Iowa
New Air Force Recruits from Des Moines Headed to California
A group of 108 Des Moines area high school graduates enlisted through the local Air Force recruiting office and were sworn in Tuesday. They will be flown to Parks Air Force Base near Oakland, California for basic training.
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AIR Base
Des Moines
Air Force
Parks Air Force Base
Oakland
Calif
Airmen Await Reunion With Their Families
Four U.S. airmen returned from a long flight of about 5 587 miles, landing at 8 22 a m local time. They were greeted by military officials the Red Cross and a large reception upon arrival. The scene was one of relief and joy as the airmen prepared to reunite with families after their mission.
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