British youth charged with spying for Soviet Union
William Martin Marshall a 24 year old radio operator for the British foreign office was charged with passing state secrets to the Soviet Union. He appeared in a magistrate court denied the charge and was remanded in custody with next hearing in a week.
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London
William Martin Marshall
British
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Marshall
Wandsworth
Magstrate
Clyde T. Wilson
Scotland Yard
Moscow
Britain
Pavel Kuznetsov
Know Your Fireman Byron Jones of Atlantic Fire Dept
Byron Jones known as Bill Jones joins the Atlantic fire department in 1908 and serves 28 years as a fire truck driver. He captains pump operators and holds the state record in the one man standing coupling event with a 1.8 time set in 1934. Help your firemen prevent fires in 1952.
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Byron Jones
Atlantic Fire Department
Byron
Bill) Jones
Jones
Mrs Dessie Babb Walton Dies at 69
Griswold Mrs Henry Steffen reports the death of Dessie Babb Walton at Corning. Rites will be 2 p m Sunday at Corning with burial in Waveland Township Cemetery near here and the casket to be opened. Surviving daughter Mrs Fred Laverty of Carson. Prior married to Jacob Babb and later to Walton.
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Griswold
Henry Steffen
Corning
Dessie Babb Walton
Waveland Township
Dessie Hutton
Jacob Babb
Walton
Fred Laverty
Carson
800 Bathers At Sunnyside Pool Here Thursday
Heat wave boosts Sunnyside pool attendance with large crowds each afternoon. Manager John Hunter reports peak Thursday with a large number of bathers. 500 to 600 swim daily for the past two weeks, and many visit in the evenings as the pool stays open until 9 40 p.m.
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Sunnyside
Sunnyside Pool
John Hunter
Silver Wedding Anniversary Cheer for the Moores
Friends thank Mr. and Mrs. Jue Moore for congratulatory cards gifts and remembrances on their silver wedding anniversary celebrated Friday with joyful messages.
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Jue Moore
GOP Farmers Drafting Parity Plan Faces Rebuff
Des Moines reports that four Republican farm council members from ten Midwest states rejected a 75 percent parity floor for farm prices. A subcommittee had approved it, but the full council voted it down, with a morning reconsideration possible. Robert Fischer of Onawa Iowa urged the rejection, arguing 75 percent harms farmers while favoring 100 percent average pricing.
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Des Moines
Farm Council
Robert Fischer
Onawa
Iowa Republican Farm Council
Washington farmers battle to control rainfall in Yakima and Wenatchee
Cloud-warfare pits wheat farmers against fruit growers in central Washington as rain-making and rain-dispersal efforts unfold in secret. The Water Resources Corp of Denver supplied ground generators to seed clouds with silver iodide while planes may be used to influence showers. Cherry growers hired an anti-rain program and voters approved a cherry tax to fund measures as harvest nears.
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Yakima
Wash
Washington
Wenatchee
Water Resources Corp
Denver
Jack M. Hubbard
Olympia
UN advisor warns UN intervention could worsen S Korea crisis
Dr. Paul F. Douglas says the solution lies in allowing Syngman Rhee to push a one man revolution to reshuffle the republic. He argues UN intervention could trigger open warfare behind lines and topple the anti-communist effort. Douglas notes Rhee has broad popular support and that the UN cannot risk backing or abandoning the regime.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Paul F. Douglas
Rhee
United Nations
Douglas
Bcripps- Howard
Christian Science Monitor
Prsident
American University
Washington, D.C
Vermont
OLN
Grant Legion and Commercial Club Plan August Homecoming
Grant Representatives from the Grant Legion and Commercial Club met this week to finalize plans for a homecoming event scheduled for August 21 and 22. The gathering aims to celebrate local history and community involvement with activities and events for residents and visitors.
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Grant
Grant Legion and Commercial Club
Local Briefs Across Town Highlight Meetings and Trips
Norman Holmes attended a Brown Shoe buyers convention in St Louis this week while several locals traveled to St Louis for a buying trip. A dozen: funeral plans for Mrs Mary Chubick. Norman Lilliard returned from leave for Alaska. Masters degrees awarded at Northwestern and ISU. various visits, family reunions, and marriage licenses issued locally.
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Norman Holmes
Brown Shoe Company
St. Louis
Community News Roundup From Atlantic Iowa
Mrs Mary Beth Horstman is cited as Duncan family member. Reports from Albany Oregon May 28 to June 1 include delegate assembly notes. Thunderstorms forecast with highs 85 to 95 and lows 65 to 70. A seven child reunion at 1004 Maple Street gathers relatives from California and Corydon. Local accident fines are listed: Halsteads fined for reporting and license issues. Rock paid for traffic violation.
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Duncan
Mary Beth Horstman
Albany
Ore
Mercury
Atlantic
Robert L. Anderson
Maple Street
Verle L. Anderson
Los Angeles
Calif
E. H. Blunden
Janet
Thomas
Patricia
Venice
Kenneth L. Anderson
Karen
Corydon
Dale R. Anderson
Max Campbell
Norma and
Donma Anderson
Norma Anderson
Mrs. Blunden
California
Viota Seymour Wins Buick Convertible
Viota Mrs Joe Seymour of Cherry Point North Carolina telephoned her parents that she had won a Buick convertible. Her husband M Sgt Seymour is on maneuvers at present.
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Viota
Joe Seymour
Cherry Point
8. C
Milt Bruner
Low milk output in Iowa caps 23 year May record
Iowa farm milk production for May totaled 602 million pounds the lowest for May in 23 years the state's crop and livestock reporting service announced. Egg production remained strong with 471 million eggs laid in May.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Elliott Braden Attend Son Leonard Danielson Wedding
Mr and Mrs Cliff Braden attended the wedding of her son Leonard Danielson to Miss Peggy Kimel at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Villisca They left after the ceremony for a trip to Detroit Michigan and into Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Cliff Braden
Leonard Danielson
Peggy Kimel
Presbyterian Chureau
Villisca
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Cumberland minister to attend Methodist conference
Rev Ora Reep of Cumberland is set to attend the Methodist conference in Council Bluffs. The attendance underscores regional faith leadership participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Ora Reep
Council Bluffs
Walnut Juan Ruth Caddock Receives BA Degree
Walnut and Juan Ruth Caddock are awarded a bachelor of arts degree on June 7 at the University of Colorado at Boulder. The graduate is daughter of Mrs Earl Caddock.
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Juan Ruth Caddock
Earl Caddock
University of Colorado At Boulder
Pedestrians Wear White At Night On Highways
A concise note urges pedestrians to wear white clothing when walking along highways after dark to increase visibility and reduce risk to drivers.
Former Casey Woman Passes Rites Monday
Mrs. Floretta Lillie Donnelly of Yale died Thursday after illness at home aged 52. Survived by husband William, four children Clarence USN San Diego Marie Secord Omaha Bob Jamaica Billie at home mother D Lillie Des Moines five grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral at Evans funeral home and Monday Catholic church Jamaica burial in Casey Catholic cemetery.
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Casey
William Donnelly
Yale
Donnelly
Floretta Lillie
Clarence
USN
San Diego
Calif
Marie Secord
Omaha
Bob
Jamaica
Billie
D. Lillie
Des Moines
Evans Funeral
Funeral Notices From Griswold Area Rites
Funeral services were held for Charles A. DeBord at Roland Funeral Home with Rev A DSteffenson officiating. Burial followed in Brighton township cemetery. Mrs Anna T Hopkins 69 died Friday at Atlantic Memorial hospital services set for Monday at Franklin township Lutheran church. Griswold rites for Myron Ballain 33 held at Presbyterian church with burial at Emerson. Ballain's death due to cerebral clot at Humboldt hospital after autopsy.
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Ballain
Humboldt, Neb
Wagler Funeral Home
Griswold
Walter Carl Pringey Rites Held at Cumberland Church
Funeral services for Walter Carl Pringey were conducted at 2 PM in the Cumberland Church of Christ with Rev. Paul Redmond officiating. Robert Blankinship sang and burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with bearers George Steffen, Benjamin Edwards, Robert Rogers, Ed Schrader, Gail Becker, and Virgil Coughlin.
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Pringey
Cumberland
Walter Carl Pringey
Cumberland Church of Christ
Paul Redmond
Robert Blankinship
Jordan
George Steffen
Carl Pollock
C. T. Way
Greenwood Cemetery
Benjamin Edwards
Robert Rogers
Ed Schrader
Gail Becker
Virgil Coughlin
Senior Walnut Couple Welcome 7 Pound Baby Boy
A boy weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Young of Walnut at 12 48 p m Friday at Atlantic Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Walnut
The
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Adair Social Roundup Includes LA Visitor and Local Visits
AdaIr Miss Ynez Whilton of Los Angeles visited Adair last week with Lyman Burr. Mr and Mrs Alex Lee of West Bend visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Lee spent last week at Extra with her mother Mrs Doll Spoo who has been ill.
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Adair
Ynez Whilton
Los Angeles
Lyman Burr
Alex Lee
West Bend
Lee
Extra
Doll Spoo
Walnut residents honor trip return outing in California
Mr and Mrs Fred Mickel have returned from a ten week trip in California. While in Sacramento they attended a picnic for former Walnut residents.
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Walnut
Fred Mickel
Sacramento
Calif
University of Iowa School of Religion Marks 25th Year
The University of Iowa observes the silver anniversary of its School of Religion established 25 years ago. The program teaches religion as a historical and cultural fact without doctrine, funded by university support for administration and salaries, while instructors from Protestant, Hebrew, and Catholic faiths contribute through church and private funds.
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Iowa City
State University of Iowa
M. Willard Lampe
Iowa State College awards 949 degrees at 81st commencement
Iowa State College conferred 949 degrees and certificates at its 81st annual commencement. Diplomas went to students from 36 states and 13 foreign countries. Thirty-seven PhDs and 569 MS degrees were awarded. Honorary doctor of laws honors went to Mrs. Raymond Sayer of Ackworth and R. C. Pollock received a higher honorary degree.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Towans
Raymond Sayer
Ackworth
R. C. Pollock
National Live Stock and Meat Board Official Honored
A member of the National Live Stock and Meat Board born in Martinsburg received the degree of Doctor of Agriculture, marking a milestone in agricultural leadership.
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The
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Martinsburg
Datetor of Agriculture
Sister Dies In Tekamah Funeral Rites Held
Anita Potter of Tekamah Nebraska traveled after the death of her sister Alta King of Omaha. King suffered from asthma and heart trouble and died at 9 a m Wednesday after being moved to a daughter's home. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in Tekamah with graveside rites at Forest Lawn cemetery in Omaha.
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Anita
J. N. Potter
Tekamah
Neb
Alta King
Omaha
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