Four End Berlin Trade Talks Told to Bar Communists From Teaching
A group of educators including Dwight Eisenhower and James Conant urged banning Communist party members from teaching in the United States. They endorsed teaching about communism without advocacy and called for rigorous study of totalitarianism, warning that excluding such instruction risks national danger.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harvard
James B. Conant
National Education Association
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Conant
Educational Policies Commission
American Association of School
Soviet Union
Communist Party
United States
Echools
Communist Party of the
Lilienthal Defends AEC Integrity Against Smear Claims
Washington reports Senator Hickenlooper accuses the Atomic Energy Commission of smearing staff via innuendo as David E. Lilienthal urges a full public hearing on "Case A" and the unidentified source behind top secret reports. The exchange focuses on loyalty concerns and the FBI file.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Alewa
Atomic Energy Commission
Norway
David E. Lilienthal
AEC
David E. Lillienthal
Congressional
The
Congress
FBI
Lilienthal
McMahon
Hickenloper
Salesman sells policy after traffic ticket exchange
Los Angeles traffic officer Robert B Moville tickets insurance agent Bill Carmichael for crossing a pedestrian crosswalk. Carmichael quips about hazard while Moville and Carmichael strike a deal with Carmichael selling an insurance policy.
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Los Angeles
Robert B. Moville
Bill Carmichael
Moville
Carmichael
Uranium Ruling Finds Natural State Not War Material
A U S military government court in Frankfurt acquits nine Germans charged with possessing a 2300 gram uranium block. Judge Fred G. Cohn ruled natural uranium is not war material, noting processed uranium is used for atomic bombs. The block was among items discarded near a stream at Garmisch Partenkirchen.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Fred G. Cohn
U. S. Army
Cohn
Garmisch- Partenkirchen
Princess Margaret to Make Private U.S. Visit
A royal source says Princess Margaret will undertake a private several week trip to the United States this autumn. The king has not opposed the journey and the princess plans to stay away from Washington and New York, avoiding publicity.
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London
Margaret
United States
Thig
Princesa
Italy
Switzerland
France
Washington
New York
Capri
America
Deny Bird's bid to delay execution in Washington case
Federal judge denied Jake Bird's latest appeal to delay his fourth scheduled execution for the 1947 Tacoma murder of Bertha Kludt and the slaying of her daughter. Denman and prior courts ruled confessions were obtained under police pressure, keeping Bird on death row as new dates are set. Bird implicated in dozens of slayings and had previously postponed hangs.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Jake Bird
Bertha Kludt
Tacoma J
Bird
William Denman
Ninth
U. S. District Court of Appeals
Denman
Chambers Testifies Five Government Sources Supplied Documents
Whittaker Chambers testified that five government sources provided documents during his time as a prewar Soviet spy ring courier. He named Julian Wadleigh as one source and said Hiss supplied 47 original department papers. He maintained no mental illness treatment and described two Washington houses linked to the Hisses.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alver Hisa
Chambers
State Department
Wadleigh
U. S
Thomas F. Mirpny
Julian Wadleigh
Hiss
Washington, D. C
Hisses
Carl Binger
Cornell University Medical School
House Committee On
unAmerican
Richard M. Nixon
R-Cal
Raises Assessments In Three Cass Townships
Cass county board of review raises real estate assessments to equalize values. Benton sees a ten percent increase, Brighton nine percent, and Grant five percent. Other townships have reductions. A hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday at the courthouse.
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Caas
Desperadoes Hospitalized After Highway Crash
Two wounded gunmen tied to a kidnapping and murder case were reported in satisfactory condition at a Marysville hospital after their getaway car crashed into a creek bank near Washington Kansas. The group had evaded five states for 72 hours and included Allen G Hartman 20 and Carl Bistrom 27 both of St Paul Minnesota. Arthur Bistrom 37 surrendered near West Point Nebraska. the Bistrom brothers allegedly killed Officer Fred Babcock Jr and abducted six people during the escape. A hitchhiker Bill Beatty Jr of Tekamah Nebraska was picked up along the way before the crash. Hartman and Bistrom remained under guard.
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Marysville
Kan
Washington
Allen G. Hartman
Carl Bistrom
St. Paul
Minn
Arthur Bistrom
West Point
Neb
Bistroms
Fred Babcock, Jr
Minneapolis
Vol
Nebsaeka
Kansas
Bill Beatty, Jr
Tekaman
Bistrom
C. H. Smith
Washington County
Bill Smith
Hartman
Senators Get New Swivel Chairs But No Piped Music
The House appropriations committee declined to approve 10 million dollars for a new Senate office building and rejected 1,500 dollars for piped music in the Library of Congress. It allowed purchases of swivel chairs refrigerators and new carpets while funding totals exceed last year’s appropriations by 686 thousand dollars.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Library of Congress
Luther Evans
Government Printing Office
Botanic Garden
Congress
Rotary Meeting Highlights District Conference and Foundation
Tom C Whitmore reported on the district conference and discussed the Rotary foundation at the Atlantic Rotarians weekly dinner at the Hotel Whitney last evening.
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Rotary Meeting
Tom C. Whitmore
Rotary Foundation
Hotel Whitney
Rescue 27 From San Juan Crash Leaves 34 Dead
A transport plane crash near San Juan, Puerto Rico, yesterday left 34 of 81 aboard dead and 27 survivors. Coast guard and navy efforts, aided by B-17 flares, scoured shark-filled waters as 20 people remained missing. 19 children and six crew members were among the aboard.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
U. S
Coast Guard
Navy
D. H. Dexter
U. S. Coast Guard
United States
al Cockrell
Pittsfield
Mass
Judith Hale
Binghamton
N. Y
Cockrell
Hitchhike Slay Suspect to Face More Guards
Marshalltown authorities report extra guards at the cell of Alvin Brown Jr 20 held in the hitchhiking slaying of William J Muldoon 35 Mason City A first degree murder charge is expected to be filed and an inquest tentatively scheduled Brown an itinerant railroad worker from Tulsa Oklahoma allegedly confessed while a police investigation continues near the Marshall Jasper county line where Muldoon was shot over a revolver dispute during an argument last Monday afternoon
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Marshalltown
Harry W. Hennings
Alvin Brown, Jr
William J. Muldoon
Mason City
Brown
Tulsa
Okla
E. W. Adams
H. E. Sauer
Marshall County
Tentaively
Muldoon
Marshall
Jasper County
Improper passing and axle overload fines posted
George Rambour Jr of Columbus Nebr was fined eight dollars and costs in justice court yesterday for improper passing. J E Martin of Omaha paid ten dollars and costs for an axle overload.
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George Rambour, Jr
Columbus
Nebr
Justice Court
J. E. Martin
Omaha
Plan to Recreate Clearing House for Currency
Western Allied officials said Berlin Russia and the western powers near a German trade agreement using a double currency clearing system. Western marks would back Soviet purchases while East marks would be balanced, avoiding direct currency valuation disputes. The plan hinges on rail strike resolution to move the trade accord from paper to reality with four-power backing.
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Berlin
Russia
George P. Hays
U. S
Sesort
Paris
Rying
Burgess Elected Commander of Atlantic Legion
D. K. Burgess an Atlantic automobile dealer was chosen as commander of the Atlantic American Legion to replace Don Lavery at the Memorial building meeting last evening. Hans Jessen Percy Jones Reginald Larson Rev. P. N. McDermott Robert Crook Oscar Niles and Boyd Cambridge were elected to key posts including first and second vice commander adjutant chaplain historian sergeant at arms and service officer.
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D. K. Burgess
Atlantic Automobile
Atlantic American Legion
Don Lavery
Memorial Building
Hans Jessen
Percy Jones
Reginald Larson
P. N. McDermott
Robert Crook
Oscar Niles
Boyd Cambridge
Funeral services held for Mrs. Hester A Power in Omaha
Mrs. Hester A Power 94 former Atlantic woman died Sunday in Fort Worth Texas. Funeral services were at Crosby Kunold funeral home Omaha this morning with interment in Atlantic cemetery beside her husband Ben Power. She left Atlantic 30 years ago and lived in Fort Worth 17 years. Surviving daughters are Mrs C J Young Fort Worth and Mrs Blanche Huff Omaha.
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Crosby-Kunold Funeral Home
Omaha
Hester A. Power
Atlantic
Fort Worth
Tex
Atlantic Cemetery
Ben Power
Iowa Weather: Clouds Tonight and Thursday Warmer
Mostly cloudy conditions in Iowa with a slight rise in Thursday temperatures. Scattered showers are expected in the western portion tonight and over most of the state on Thursday.
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Iowa
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Henry Kuehl
Maple Street
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Calif
Alfred Eilts
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Cass
International Longshoremen’s Association
International Soundphoto
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