Taft Demands Resignation Of Acheson Paraphrase Mac Messages
Senators pressed for full texts of the Dec 29 30 U S Joint Chiefs of Staff and General MacArthur messages on Korea. Cain and Knowland questioned possible misleadings and urged recall of the JCS. Acheson said he did not know Marshall would go to Korea as Republicans demanded joint cabinet cooperation.
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Wahington
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs
Acheson
Marshall
Korea
MacArthur J&c
U. S
Cain
R-Wash
Knowland
Russell
D-Ga
Kraschel condemns beef price rollback plan and calls for review
Former Iowa governor Nelson G. Kraschel warns the proposed beef price rollback will break the market for live cattle. He urges curtailing OPS authority and reviewing the price system for packers, noting his own cattle holdings and his illness context.
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Harlan
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
Kraschel
Office of Price Stabilization
Farm Credit Administration
WWII bonus board denies 87 more claims
Des Moines report shows the World War II bonus board denying 87 additional veteran claims. The tally reaches 5,801 rejections while 246,543 of 256,044 applications have been paid. The board noted 150 new claims since the December 31 filing deadline.
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Des Moines
Weather outlook with showers and cool spell
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and cool temperatures with showers or thunderstorms targeted in the extreme southwest this afternoon and tonight. North to northeast winds 10 to 15 mph today and Saturday. Sunday and Monday remain mostly cloudy with daytime readings well below normal and showers possible Monday.
Engineer For State Dies In Crash
Herman Carl Heise 73 of Des Moines a mechanic for the state board of control was killed in a head on collision on primary 48 near the Case Montgomery county line. Four others were injured including Lynn Adams 85 and Vernita Adams 26. Heise may have suffered a heart attack while the Adams car was struck on the left side.
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Herman Carl Heise
Des Moines
State Board of Control
Case-Montgomery County
Lynn Adams
Elliott Farmer
Vernita L. Adams
Adams
Ralph de Voss
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Dean DeVoss
W. H. Evans
Heise
California
Taylor
Dell Taylor
Glenwood State School
Elmer Perrin
Monroe
Highway 163
Perrin
Harold van Gorp
Pella
DiSalle Firm On Rollback Of Beef Prices
Washington reports that Michael V. Di Salle stood firm on rolling back beef prices twice more by fall. Officials say uncertainty over the price program could delay beef sales as markets show lower cattle shipments and possible shortages in butcher shops. The White House denies any pressure to abandon the August and October rollbacks.
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Washington
Michael V. di Salle
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Truman
di Salle
White House
Ocrf
Mr. Truman
Atlantic Rural Team to Appear on WOW-TYV Quiz Show
Atlantic farmers form rural team to compete in Omaha on Monday at 8 45 PM. Dr J D Shoeman Mrs Ralph Morrow F D Simpson represent Atlantic against Mrs Le Roy Retallie Mrs Oscar Zellmer and Charles Hughes. Joe Moore from Atlantic Staley Milling acts as scorekeeper on the Staley sponsored program. Farmers prevail in three straight weeks of farm life questions versus city queries.
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J. D. Shoeman
Ralph Morrow
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
LeRoy Retallie
Oscar Zellmer
Charles Hughes
Atlantic Rural
Omaha
Joe Moore
Atlantic Staley Milling Company
Staley Company
Garage not even safe place for car
Miss Leona Free's car collided with Herbert Bronson then wrecked Ches ter Coleman's garage after bounding over a curb and cutting through a wire fence. The vehicle sped 150 feet into a backyard, damaged a child's swing and created a large cavity in Coleman's wall.
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Los Angeles
Leona Free
Herbert Bronson
Chester Coleman
Coleman
Step Up Effort To Get Action On Control Law
President Truman pressed Congress to extend the defense production act and control program before the June 10 deadline. Senate and House committees plan to draft a one-year extension while some lawmakers favor a short interim renewal amid inflation concerns and talks of a two-year extension.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
Caypitel Hill
Senar Banking Committee
Rep
Spence
t-Ky
House Banking Committee
Atlantis Wholesale Grocery to Increase Capital Stock
Stockholders at a special meeting approved raising Atlantis Wholesale Grocery capital from 45000 to 150000 dollars to support expanding business. The firm grew from 200000 dollars annual volume in 1936 to over 1225000 dollars last year and projects continued growth. Officers are H gem Heygem president R H Fraizer vice president and general manager and D C Mitchell secretary treasurer. The company, organized in 1936, serves about 14 counties in southwestern Kansas from a central truck hub with prompt delivery.
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The
Atlantis
Wholesale Grocery Company
M. Heygem
R H. Fraizer
D.C. Mitchell
Lows
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky May Head Delegation
An authoritative source reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky has heart trouble but may still lead the Soviet delegation at the forthcoming council of foreign ministers meeting in Washington.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
Washington
Maude M. Spencer Re-elected President of Iowa Colored Women
Mrs. Maude M. Spencer of Mason City was re-elected president of the Iowa Association of Colored Women at the closing session of the three day convention in Council Bluffs yesterday afternoon.
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Council Bluffs
Maude M. Spencer
Mason City
Iowa Association of Colored Women
Vogelers Repudiation of Forced Prague Confession
Robert A Vogeler repudiated as rubbish the confession of sabotage and spying attributed to him after 17 months in a Communist prison. He told the National Press Club he was freed April 28 after Hungarian demands and described the prison ordeal stating the confession was false and ironical. He admitted his name birthplace and employer were listed accurately but other details were not.
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Washington
Robert A. Vogeler
Hungary
State Department
National Press Club
Vogeler
Sharp 20 percent cut in flood control funds approved
Washington reports the house appropriations committee recommends a 20 per cent reduction for the army engineer flood control and rivers and harbors program for the next fiscal year. The president sought 640.6 million dollars. the committee trims it to 514.4 million, a drop of 126.2 million.
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Washington
Army Engineer
House Appropriations Committee
GOP Seeks Ten Percent Cut in Federal Payroll
The Senate considers a Republican move to trim non-defense agency staffing by ten percent. The $2.53 billion Labor and Federal Security budget faces an amendment by Sen Ferguson to cut 10 percent, after committee accepted a 5 percent reduction proposed by Sen Gordon.
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Washington
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cordon
R-Ore
Fern
Leukemia to Claim Life of Active Boy in Reseda
Four year old Dennis McShane of Reseda California faces a limited life due to leukemia. Doctors say the disease will end his life within six months to two years though his early life showed remarkable swimming and public appearances. His cocker spaniel Mugsy and his remarkable early social security wage earning are noted along with his film appearance.
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Reseda
Calif
Dennis McShane
Pasadena
Dennis
Mugsy
Business leaders urge Congress over national survival warning
Walter Reuther of CIO United Auto Workers tells the Senate Banking Committee in Washington that extending and expanding controls would be a threat to national survival while business leaders urge Congress not to pursue business as usual.
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Congress
Cio-United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Senate Banking Committee
Washington
International
Reds Dig In To Battle For Vital Triangle
General Marshall toured the Korean front as Allied guns fought in a long range artillery duel with Chinese forces before Chorwon. U N leaders pressed for more troops while Reds strengthen defenses around the iron triangle with trench erecting and civilian conscription to dig underground. Western movements by Eighth Army pushed two miles through mud with Chinese resistance hindering gains toward Chorwon.
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Tokyo
U. S
George C. Marshall
Chorwon
Marshall
China
United Nations
U.N
Iron Triangle
Korea
Eighth Army
Kumhwa
Frank F. Everest
5Th Air Force
Cedar Rapids Joins Price War
Cedar Rapids merchants joined a nationwide price war after May drug company cut prices on items once sold at fair trade levels. Sunbeam Mix masters drop from 46.50 to 29.95, Sunbeam toasters 36.50 to 17.45, Remington shavers 23.50 to 15.67, Presto cookers 12.95 to 8.64. The Supreme Court ruling allows non signed firms to ignore manufacturers’ suggested prices. Other shops joining include Muay drug store Smulckoff furniture Newman's department store and Standard Appliance.
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Cedar Rapids
New York City
May Drug Company
Sunbeam
Remington
U. S. Supreme Court
Taft Attack On Acheson Policy Threatens Korea and Formosa
Senator Taft decries Secretary Acheson policy on Korea and Formosa, accusing it of yielding to communists. He calls for Acheson resignation and warns a 38th parallel cease fire would abandon Korea and open Formosa to aggression.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Acheson
Korea
Formosa
Senate
MacArthur
State Department
Pacific Island
Formos
U. S
GOP
38Th Parallel
Marshall Visits Troops In Korea
U S Defense Secretary George C Marshall made a surprise visit to Japan and Korea saying the trip was purely military and not connected to peace moves. He declined to discuss new directives for Gen Ridgway and quipped about Mao Tze Tung. He noted no stalemate in Korea and drew comparisons to Greece and Berlin.
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Tokyo
U. S
George C. Marshall
Japan
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Marshall
Mao Tze-Tung
Red China
Greece
Berlin
U. S. Unhappy Over New Greek Yacht
Athens Greece King Paul may acquire a 230000 American built yacht drawing U S displeasure as Greece receives hundreds of millions from the United States to restore its economy. Prime Minister Venizelos says the vessel will cost less to operate than the current destroyer used for island inspections.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
United States
Sophocles Venizelos
Shaeffer Pen Co curbs shipments over price policy
Fort Madison notes W A Shaeffer Pen Company will not ship merchandise to any dealer in a fair trade state that fails to follow its price policies.
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Fort Madison
W. A. Shaeffer Pen Company
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Ridsdale
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New Yor
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Dodi
Pigges
Atlantic Talent
Horman Heice
Elliott
Gram
Vishinsky III
ASK Sharp
Reds
Price
Muay
Smulckoff Furniture Store
Newman's Department Store
Standard Appliance Company
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