Allies Agree to Meeting With Russia on German Unity
The Big Three foreign ministers discussed Europe Korea and Southeast Asia in London They plan to send a reply to the Soviet Union and will consult more closely on military operations in Korea Some British protests arose over not being informed about Yalu bombings earlier At the talks were U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman with advisers.
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London
Russia
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
France
Korea
Britain
Yalu River
U. S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Europe
Southeast Asia
Paris
March Out On Protesting Reds In Korean Armistice Talks
Allied truce negotiators walked out of Panmunjom for the third time in a month as Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr. declared a three day recess. North Korean Gen Nam I demanded another meeting while angrily contending over POW exchanges. Harrison noted Nam had difficulty containing himself and dismissed the session as the Red delegation pressed for daily talks.
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Munsan
Korea
William K. Harrison Jr
Panmunjom
Harrison
Nam I
Nam
U. S
Dewey Denies Eisenhower Campaign Charge From Taft
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey said he was highly complimented by Taft's assertion that the Dewey organization runs Eisenhower's campaign. Dewey told reporters he had nothing more to say on the matter and denied directing Eisenhower's presidential bid.
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New York
Thomas FE
Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Dewey Organization
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Attacks Corruption and Demands Strength in Denver
In a Denver speech to about 131000 at the Coliseum Gen Dwight D Eisenhower denounced the Democratic party as long in power and charged internal corruption and big government. He warned youth of politics and urged strength against communism, blaming allied governments and blaming leaders for a series of foreign policy “black monuments.” He cited internal revenue discharges and urged a just but firm stance.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Internal Revenue Bureau
Il Health
Congress
China
Germany
Baltic
Balkans
Greece
Korea
Russia
Kremlin
Red Oak Seeks New Police Radio Station Site
Red Oak and area sheriffs gather with the chamber committee to discuss relocating the police radio station from Atlantic to a site near Red Oak to better serve the region. Don Gell chairs the Red Oak chamber panel and extends the invitation for the move.
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Red Oak
Iowa
Red Oak Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic
Don Gell
Red Oak Chamber
Loveless Names Good Government Top Iowa Campaign Issue
Leon Herschel Loveless the Democratic nominee for governor declares good government is the No 1 issue of the November general election. He argues not over liquor by the drink, but that state reform and bipartisan government are essential while noting the current liquor laws breed excess and do not promote temperance. He expects a record election turnout as a new voter base emerges for the campaign.
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Leon
Herschel C. Loveless
Ottumwa
Decatur County
Iowa
Oskaloosa
UN hits new power plants in North Korea raid
Allied fighter bombers struck two large North Korean generating stations near Changjin and Fusen as U N forces pressed a mopping up operation against communist hydro electric targets. Fifth Air Force reports 150 aircraft involved with strong damage, while Suiho plant remains untouched since Monday.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U.N
Fifth Air Force
Changjin
Air Force
Fusen
Suiho
Yalu River
Red War
Manchuria
Editor Dies in Waterloo After Emergency Appendectomy
Jackson Mc Coy 61 editor and manager of the Waterloo Daily Courier died at a local hospital from complications after an emergency appendectomy performed last Friday. He was a native of Indianapolis and had served on the Courier staff since 1902 except for service from December 1917 to January 1919 as a chief petty officer in the U S Navy.
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Waterloo
Acheson Asked to Explain Reported Apology on Korea Bombings
Congress demands a full text of Secretary Acheson remarks after a London report that he apologized to British MPs for not warning in advance about air strikes on North Korea power stations. Senators Bridges and Knowland called the apology shocking and questioned the notification mixup.
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Washington
State Acheson
Congress
Britain
North Korea
Sen
Bridges
Senate
Knowland
Calif
London
Acheson
Field Marshall Lord Alexander
Selwyn Lloyd
Defense Department
Vehicle Sales Volume in Des Moines Rises in Last Month
Des Moines tax records show new motor vehicle and trailer sales totaling 24.02 million dollars for the prior month based on use tax collections and transactions reported by the state tax commission.
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Des Moines
Thetate Tax Commission
Taft criticizes Eisenhower over campaign stance in Virginia
In Charlottesville Taft says Eisenhower is still pulling his punches against the Truman administration. He questions Ike’s ability to run a winning campaign while noting delegates favor him 14 to 1 over Eisenhower, with nine uncommitted, and predicts a non political speech at the Institute of Public Affairs.
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Hutter
Robert A. Taft
Washington
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Gen. Eisenhower
Taft
George Gallup
Ike
International Soundphoto
Charlottesville, Va
I-P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Charlottesville
Virginia
Associated Press
Institute of Public Affairs
Hian
TV Applications Filed for Siouxland TV Station
FCC records show Washington based A News applications filed for commercial TV stations including one from Siouxland Television Co. of Sioux City Iowa. The filing indicates multiple applicants seeking station licenses and broadcast rights.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Siouxland Television Co
Sioux City
Koje Island prisoners praise improved Allied run meals
On Koje Island Korea prisoners report better food under Allied command. Guards now supervise cooking and ration distribution. meals are eaten with less waste and more care, as 600 man compounds are tightly managed and sanitation improved.
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Koje Island
Korea
Kose
Haydon EL
Bull
Boamer
Calory
U S Steel Strike Halts Production Nationwide
The nationwide steel strike has cost U S steel firms nearly a billion dollars in lost output. About 650000 CIO United Steelworkers began a June 2 walkout, halting almost 10 million tons of production and affecting many sectors of the economy. Clarence B Randall Inland Steel Co. says a union shop is the sole aim and blames President Truman for the stoppage amid talks of Taft Hartley constraints.
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Pittsburgh
America
Philip Murray
CIO
United
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Co
East Chicago
Ind
Randall
Truman
Murray
Postponed Soil Conservation Air Tour Next Sunday
The third annual soil conservation air tour, postponed last Sunday due to conditions, will be held at Atlantic municipal airport next Sunday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Forty five people joined the tour last week. Fifteen planes will provide 45 minute flights over the Atlantic area, sponsored by the Casa soils commissioners, the Atlantic Flying Club and the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce during National Conservation Week.
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Atlantic Municipal
Atlantic Area
Casa Soils Vomassioners
Atlantic Flying Club
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Funeral for Mrs. Trene Jensen Held in town
Attendees at the funeral in town yesterday included Mrs. Gordon L. Hunt of Houston Texas and several Muncie residents led by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Adams Mr. and Mrs. Gail Adams and their families plus Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Adama.
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Trene Jensen
Gordon L. Hunt
Houston
Tex
Nathan Adams
Gail Adams
Robert Adams
Fred Todd
Rolla Adama
Muncie
Fad
Polio Test In Houston Seeks Preventive Blood Medicine
About 35,000 Houston children aged one to six will join a national polio study using gamma globulin to prevent paralysis. Half receive the blood medicine, half a placebo gelatin injection, with Houston reporting four new city polio cases and six deaths to date.
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Houston
Tex
University of Pittsburgh
National Foundation For
Foundation
Republicans Name 90 Delegates To Conventions
Cass county Republicans elected 90 delegates to three conventions at the county meeting this morning at the Atlantic City hall. Delegates to the state convention were nominated from the floor while two judicial conventions were chosen by committee. Wm. Soult became chairman, with Mrs. Glendale Robison as vice chair. Delegates at large to the Des Moines state convention are Roscoe Jones and others. district judicial delegates include John R. DeWitt and several others.
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Cass County
Atlantic City Hall
District Judicial
Roscoe Jones
Pete Jensen
Extra
Commerce Commission
Lester Kluever
County Central Committee
Wm. Soult
Glendale Robison
Earl Houston
Des Moines
Ed Newton
J. D. Shoeman
Wm. Scott
Wayland Hopley
F. W. Wiese
Ralph Finkbine
John B. Nelson
Don Lavery
Harold DeKay
Robert Crook
Council Bluffs
John R. DeWitt
Walter Hokenstad
Ted Krause
Antone Steffens
Grace Marker
John DeWitt
Velma Hoyt
Jim McClaren
E. E. Hastings
Ray Wohlenhaupt
S. B. Garside
Milton Persels
W. A. McKee
Lenna Boots
Curtis Masteller
Ada Jensen
R. Kent Martin
Chas. FE. Walker
Ray Lauriz
Lloyd Harris
Harlan Gittins
Werner Blunk
Conferees Race Clock As Final Deadline Nears
Senate and House conferees work to fuse the two bills on wage price and rent controls as midnight Monday looms. Senator Maybank and Rep. Spence head the talks as time tightens and a brief extensionPossible. The House bill aims to end most price and rent controls, while the Senate bill preserves them.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Maybank
D-C
Rep
Spence
D-Ky
Truman
Gen. Maybank
D-Sc
Prisoners End One Day Riot at Kentucky State Prison
In Eddyville Kentucky three hundred prisoners surrendered at 7 15 p m after a one day uprising. State police troopers and guards faced rifles pistols shotguns and tear gas as eight inmates were wounded and the machine shop was wrecked. Governor Wetherby backed the warden and threatened to call in the national guard if needed. A hostage guard was released after eight hours.
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Eddyville
W. EB. Watson
Jess Buchanan
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Lawrence W. Wetherby
National Guard
Weather outlook with scattered showers and storms today
The forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Winds will be locally strong in early squalls. A bit warmer Saturday followed by partly cloudy and humid conditions Sunday with more afternoon showers or storms.
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International
Loveless
Charges Dewey
Sec. Acheson
Koje
Iwan
U.S
Kentucky
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