Loveless Seeks GOP Help Against Beardsley Bid
Ottumwa mayor Herschel C. Loveless, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, receives an unsolicited offer of anti-Beardsley Republican support. An Evans Nicholas faction may form an independent Loveless campaign club with Des Moines meeting planned next Friday to boost Loveless efforts. Beardsley campaigns on two terms. Loveless plans a clean, low-profile effort amid tax and cattle sales past questions.
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Des Moines
Herschel C. Loveless
Beardsley
Loveless
Kenneth A. Evans
William H. Nicholas
Nicholas
Ottumwa
Evans
Pewee
Watehouse
Iowa Seventh District Delegates Weigh Presidential Poll
Mrs Anns Lomas of Red Oak says she may take a poll of delegates to gauge support for a presidential candidate after a convention controversy. Taft backer Jack Wyland and Eisenhower supporter Whitney Gillilland oppose the poll saying it could reopen old wounds. Lomas, Iowa Republican committeewoman elect, is undecided and will decide soon.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Anns Lomas
Red Oak
Lomas
Jack Wyland
Avoca
Taft
Whitney Gillilland
Glenwood
Eisenhower
Iowa Republican Committee
Three Youths Die in Highway Crash North of Here
Three young Minnesotans died when their car collided with a semi truck four miles north of town on Highway 60. The victims were Robert Beirhofer 19 and Walter Felep e 18 from Glencoe and Lorraine Kramer 38 of Biscay. Lorraine Dobrava 31 of Glencoe, the driver, was hospitalized in Ames in serious condition.
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Jewel
Minnesota
Here
Highway 60
Robert Beihoffer
Walter William Felepe
Glencoe
Lorraine Kramer
Biscay
Mra
Lorraine Dobrava
Mary Greeley Hospital
Ames
Tear Gas Clears Red POW Camp On Kore Island
U S military police forced 900 defiant North Korean prisoners of war from a compound using tear gas. Fifteen leaders were hauled away and 275 prisoners claimed to be anti communists were freed. Guards earlier used gas in other enclosures as part of daily responses. No casualties reported.
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Kore Island
Korea
U. S
Haydon Boamer
ISC Professor to Speak at Men’s Fellowship Dinner
Lowell L. Carver Iowa State College professor and brother of Harold Carver of Atlantic will speak at the Methodist men’s fellowship dinner Wednesday at 6 30. The theme is The Church the Home the School and the State and the talk Men for These Times. The Rev A D and J M Steffenson will be honored and J Steffenson will lead group singing.
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Lowell L. Carver
Iowa State College
Harold Carver
Atlantic
Carver
Prof. Carver
Midwest
Lowstate
Department of
A. D
J.M. Steffenson
Gir
J. Steffenson
Hughes Btone
William Giltin
Kenneth Jackson
Porter daughter chosen for Cumberland Legion at Hawkeye Girls State
Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Porter, has been selected to represent the Cumberland Legion Auxiliary at the Hawkeye Girls State camp to be held June 15 to 22 at Grinnell College.
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Cumberland
Minnie [Porter
Hugh Porter
Cumberland Legion Auxiliary
Hawkeye
Grinnell College
Russia and Venezuela Break Diplomatic Ties
Moscow says it is severing relations with Caracas and recalls diplomats after Venezuelan authorities detained a Soviet embassy couple and expelled them amid clashes with the Soviet charge d affairs. Caracas reports cite a protest and expulsion following the incident.
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Moscow
Russia
Venezuela
Caracas
Venesuelen
D’ Sflaires
Luis Carraiqueres
Bovlet
L. V. Krylov
Krylov
Nikolai Yagouachev
Alexandra
Mexico City
Russians Were In the Hands of the National Security Police
Mylov
Mihail Abialiev
Soldier to die for slaying of officer at Fort Hood
Fort Bragg reports Pvt. Michael Kunak of Baltimore Md was sentenced to death by a general court martial for killing 2nd Lt. Harold B Williamson of Washington DC during maneuvers at Fort Hood Texas in March. Kunak claimed an uncontrollable impulse and waived his right to enlisted members on the court.
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Fort Bragg
N. C
dPr
Texas
Michael Kunak
Baltimore
Williamson
Weather outlook with scattered storms and heat
Mostly cloudy and warm with thunderstorms mainly in the south. Highs near 96 in the south and 85 in the northeast. Tonight and Sunday see scattered showers and storms. Humid and warm, lows 65 to 70, Sunday highs 85 to 90 north and 90 to 96 south. Monday shows partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and scattered thunderstorms.
Union Vows to End Strike Only When Cause Is Won
Leaders of the CIO United Steelworkers pledge 660000 striking workers will remain out until victory is secured. The executive board met after reviewing developments in the 13 day strike, backing the Wage Stabilization Board plan including a union shop and wage boost, while stressing loyalty to the nation during Korea war. Officials plan to coordinate with industry and government to resume production in some plants. The WSB urged a union shop and a 36 cent hourly raise, lifting the average wage to about $1.05.
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Ree Oda A (P
CIO United Steelworkers
Menbera
Steelworkers Executive Board
Philip Murray
Murray
WEB
Sront Murray
Korea
WSB
Congress of the
United States
Delegates Urge Unification Of Lutheran Church
Delegates at the 93d annual synod urged unity of 16 Lutheran groups after rejecting a plan to murder five churches. Augustana church leaders supported unity and introduced a resolution by Dr E E Ryden. The move would eventually form one American Lutheran church among major denominations.
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Des Moines
Austaia Lutheran Church
Augustana Church
E. E. Ryden
Reak Island
Ill
Augustana Lene
Pees
Real
United Evangelical
Lutheran Free Church
United Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Ryden
Lutheran Church
America
Committee On Lutheran Unity
National Lutheran Council
United Lutheran
Danish Evangelical
Marion Fined After Suspension In Browns Umpire Case
Chicago April 7 Will Harridge American league president fined St. Louis Browns manager Marty Marion 100 dollars after suspending him since Thursday morning. The ruling came following Wednesday night events involving umpire Bill McGowan.
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Chicago
Will Harridge
Marty Marion
St. Louis Browns
Bill McGowan
Marion
IGMAN'S CHILD WOULD STAY IN U. S.
Thirteen year old Pia Lindstrom says she does not love Ingrid Bergman or want to go to Italy to visit. She told judge Mildred Lillie that her father Peter Lindstrom has mostly cared for her. The judge weighs Ingrid Bergman's plan for a Rome summer visit amid the custody dispute.
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Los Angeles
Pia Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Italy
Pia
Mildred L. Lillie
Ingrid
Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Soviet air maneuvers near Bornholm amid missing DC-3 crew
Danish fishermen on Bornholm Island report Soviet air sea maneuvers vicinity as Swedish DC-3 with eight aboard remains missing since yesterday. Local authorities investigate as search efforts expand to Baltic approaches.
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Denmark
Bornholm
Eisenhower Seeks Michigan Delegates In Key Bid
Eisenhower visits Detroit to address Michigan's 46 vote delegation and party chiefs as Taft paces Washington after similar outreach in Delaware. The push aims to chip away at rivals and solidify support for the Chicago July convention with 604 needed for nomination. Truman’s civil rights stance tops the political notes.
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Associated Press
Dwight Eisenhower
Ohio
Ben. Robert Taft
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Michigan
Taft
Washington
Delaware
Wilmington
Chicago
Puerto Rico
Illinois
Truman
Howard University
Emmett Daly 63 Dies Suddenly at Atlantic Home
Emmett Daly owner of Atlantic Sheet Metal Works and longtime Atlantic resident died at 4 30 yesterday afternoon at his home 611 Hickory street after becoming ill that morning He was born Sept 10 1888 in Atlantic and worked at Shranger Johnson and Fort Crook during World War II Funeral services set for 8 30 am Tuesday at Saint Peter and Paul Catholic church Interment in Atlantic Catholic Cemetery He is survived by a sister Mrs Elizabeth Keir brothers Mark P Daly and Jeromie Daly and two nieces Mrs Marion Simpson and Mrs Dell Morgan
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Robert Emmett Daly
Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
Atlantic
Hickory Street
Frank P. MH
Agelin McConville Daly
Shranger & Johnson Company
Fort Crook
Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Elizabeth Eir
Mark. P. Daly
Havre
Mont
Jeromie Daly
Cheyenne
Wyo
Atlantic Catholic Cemetery
FAO Approves World Food Reserve Plan to Fight Famine
The 68 nation FAO council approved a multi billion dollar world food reserve plan to counter drought and disaster. A special committee will study and recommend methods to keep the global cupboard full against famine threats.
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U. N. Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO Council
Air Force warns of death by own action if production slips
U S Air Force supply chief General Edwin W Rawlings says ongoing industrial production rage could lead to death by own action for the United States. He warns some industries are slipping monthly on production goals, moving the nation toward a dangerous shortfall.
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Poughkeepsie
Tepe Market Charleo Hensel Tops Omaha Market
Tepe Market Charleo and Hensel led the Omaha market yesterday with a bid of 2 dollars per hundredweight, trading 27 head of 220 pound cattle.
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Tepe
Charleo
Hensel
Omaha
Governor Fine Says Eisenhower Closer to Taft, Not Abandoned
Governor John Fine says he and General Dwight Eisenhower are drawing closer, but not at Senator Taft's expense. Fine insists his neutrality remains intact amid hints of a Taft shift and notes a June meeting may occur in Hershey, Pa. Roy McKenna of Latrobe shifts from uncommitted toereye support, while others remain undecided ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Harrisburg
John
Fine
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Taft
Hershey
Roy McKenna
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
McKenna
Chicago
McMahon Hints U S Solved Hydrogen Bomb
Sen Brien McMahon at the Connecticut Democratic convention suggested manufacturing hydrogen weapons numbered in four figures if elected president He argued this would replace costly conventional firepower and reduce taxes while aiming to wage peace He urged foolproof disarmament and diverting spending from weapons to alleviate human misery
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Hartford
Conn
Brien McMahon
United States
Connecticut
Senate
Atomic One
McMahon
United States Atomic One Commission
Stalin
Fire destroys 52 buildings in Bt. Urbain town
A paint can on a hot stove caused a blast in Bt. Urbain Que. The resulting fire left 52 buildings ruined and 350 people homeless after six hours. Army and Red Cross set up emergency quarters in the parish hall and convent. Damages exceed 500000 dollars. Clement Duchesne, son of a taxi driver, admitted to placing the paint on the stove.
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Urbain
8&J. Lawrence River
Army
Red Cross
Clement Duchesne
President Truman Defends Security As Ike Budget Clash Surges
In Groton, President Truman denounces Eisenhower over a 40 billion dollar budget cut claim, warning such reductions would cripple armed forces. He touts atomic power submarine progress and urges readiness against Soviet aggression, warning of a prolonged half peace under threat of war.
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Groton
Conn
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nats
Reds Use Trace Area in Panmunjom Stalemate Talks
United Nations spokesman says Communist forces maintain infantry observation posts in Panmunjom as armistice talks stall over prisoner exchanges. Maj. Gen. Harrison signals possible recess after a 37 minute session as both sides fail to agree on survey methods for a 1,000 yard conference area.
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Munson
Korea
United Nations
Soday
Panmunjom Ye Ures
William P. Nuckols
William K Harrison
Liinison
Harrison
Wisconsin GOP backs McCarthy for another term at convention
Delegates at the annual state Republican convention in Milwaukee endorse McCarthy for another Senate term with minimal dissent. The vote sealed endorsements as soon as his name was aired, with nearly 3,000 delegates approving.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Republican Party
McCarthy
Senate
GOP
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