Stalin's Body May Be Due for a Move
Washington weighs a possible removal of Joseph Stalin from Red Square following Khrushchev’s denouncement and Tito's discreet snub. Officials see renewed efforts to dismantle Stalin’s cult of personality as signaling a potential transfer of the dictator’s remains from Lenin beside the mausoleum.
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Stalin
Washington
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Red Square
Tito
Lenin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Bennett Finally Earns Law Degree After Police Career
Glenn Bennett of Detroit completes a law degree from the University of Detroit after 24 years juggling classes with a police career rising to head of the Detroit arson squad. Bennett began law studies in 1932 but faced low mood and family duties while pursuing the degree.
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Detroit
Glenn Bennett
University of Detroit
Bennett
Patriotic Dog Owners Contributed Nearly 14 000 Dogs
The article notes that during World War II patriotic dog owners contributed about fourteen thousand dogs for defense work. It highlights civilian support and the role of dogs in security efforts.
Escape Aids Recalled by British Agent in London
In London a Russian agent can buy for 1.50 a manual of escape gadgets used by Allied prisoners in war. Maj. Clayton Hutton built devices like silk maps and compass buttons, pen with multiple tools, and boot laces with a magnetized needle. Some schemes failed, including a self heating soup can that exploded comically.
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London
NEA
Clayton Hutton
British Intelligence Corps
Maj
Hutton
Clutty
Rugby
British Museum
England
Royal Air Force
Bordeaux
Dover
Decoration Day observance and community gatherings at McIntire
The Riceville Legion Cub and the McIntire 4 H with the Riceville School band hosted a Decoration Day program at the cemetery. Afterward graves of soldiers were decorated and many locals visited or traveled for services, visits, and family events across McIntire and nearby towns.
Memorial Day Guests and Summer Moves in Cedar Falls
Memorial Day visitors included Mrs H F Shellmaker Ruth Connie Loverign and Carol De Maris from Cedar Falls and Lynn Gordon and family hosted Sunday dinner with several relatives. A Todd Park picnic gathered Russell Finch Archie Gordon H E Shellmaker Al DeMaris Minnie Gordon and Alice Finch. Norris Krause and Kenneth Anderson return for summer. Audry Langrock and Donovan Carroll wed at St Petri Teeterville. Paul Paine and family moved from Fredericksburg and plan to arrive this fall as coach and teacher.
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al de Maris
H. EF. Shellmaker
Ruth
Connie Loverign
Carol de Maris
Cedar Falls
Lioyd Stockford
Familly
Emmons
Severn Purdy
Alden
Lynn Gordon
Samual Severson
Robert Griener
Georgia
Becky
Donald Severson
Todd Park
Russell Finch
Archie Gordon
H. £. Shellmaker
al DeMaris
Minnie Gordon
Alice Finch
O. K. Riehm
Rockford Memorial
June Culbertson
Minneapolis
Norris Culbertson
Norris Krause
Kenneth Anderson
Audry Langrock
Donovan Carroll
St Petri Church
Teeterville
Robert
Riehm
N. A. McPeak
Ed Weasels
Weekend Visitors and Homecomings Across Osage and Austin
A parade of relatives and friends visit and stay with kin in Osage Austin and surrounding areas. Nancy and Jean Wessels of Austin spend a few days at the O K Riehm home. Mary Elgin remains with Bertha Elgin grandmother after a Thursday visit. The Hartwigs and Pisher with Osage ties dine with Arthur Albrecht. Richard Anderson of St Olaf College vacations with Olaf Anderson. Judy and Sharon Eske of Elkland Mo join Albert Miller and Mrs Heidlaman at grandparents in Osage. The Johnsons visit Hopkins and Mille Lacs for a fishing trip. Lloyd Hagrade and family plan to move into the Stehn house this week.
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Riceville Legion
Cubiis
Riceville
McIntire
Bruns
Methodist Church
Lena Nicholas
James Ezra
Mason City
Arthur Harrison
Nashau
Henry Yeager
Alton Knight
Esmerickson
Jane
Luella Pischer
Austin
Robert Storry
Francis
Rockwell
Bessie Huddleston
Essie Martin
Charles Stewart
Huddleston
Stewart
Curt Huddleston
Frank Jones
Iowa City
Frank
Georgiana Griffin
Mercy Hospital
University Hospital
Frederick Vaughan
Edward Kittleson
St. Ansgar
Albert Sequist
Clarion
Anna Smith
Frank Shope
Montevideo
Sarah
Blooming Prairie
McIntire Friends Memorial Day
Lynn van Every
Colorado
Glenn van Every
Cicero Wheeldon
Marshalltown
Hans Schmidt
Lloyd Wheeldon
Long Beach
Calif
Kirksville
John Hall
P. A. Biggerstaff
Minneapolis
Hall
Lund
Biggerstaff
Ben Storry
Ella Hansen
Rochester
Storry
L. J. Whister
Miss Hansen
Christ Horstien
Waterloo
James Vaughan
Eugene Betts
Michael
Betta
Roy Betta
John Bailey
Jolly Dozen
Billings
Mont
Mr. Paine
Nancy
Jean Wessels
O. K
Ole Ellingson
Virgil
Harren Hartwig
Osage
Amil Pisher
Arthur Albrecht
Richard Anderson
St. Olaf College
Olaf Anderson
Judy
Sharon Eske
Elkland
Albert Miller
Rodeo Cameraman Fends Off Prank at Exposition
Oklahoma City television camerman Cliff Adkins shot rodeo pictures at the Southwest American Exposition when a rodeo clown alarmed him by ringing cowbells near his ear. He grabbed his gear and vaulted an eight foot fence into the orchestra pit, according to exposition official Bob Belcher.
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Oklahoma City
WKY TV
Camerman
Cliff Adkins
Bob Belcher
Rochester to weighing city purchase of People’s Natural Gas Co
Rochester City Council will study the feasibility of buying the People’s Natural Gas Co distribution system. The company asked for about a 15 percent rate increase, with a city committee to direct the study and implement approval actions. The gas division of Northern Natural Gas Co of Omaha previously secured a roughly 25 percent rate rise.
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Rochester
Minn
People’s Natural Gas Co
Bert J. Tingley
Peoples
Northern Natural Gas Company of
Omaha
Stevenson Truman Ticket Proposed After California Victory
California Attorney General Edmund G Brown, head of the state's delegation to the Democratic nominating convention, suggests Adlai Stevenson for president and Harry Truman for vice president. He told reporters the idea after Stevenson claimed victory in the California primary.
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Los Angeles
California
Edmund G. Brown
Adlai Stevenson
Harry Truman
Truman
Washington
Stevenson
Kay Harmon to Speak at 1st Annual Republican Workshop
Mrs Kay Harmon state Republican Chairwoman will address the 1st Annual Republican Workshop in Austin at a luncheon on Saturday June 9 at 12 30 pm at the Old Mill. Tickets available from Mrs Joe Meany at HE 3 8058.
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Kay Harmon
Austin
Republican Workshop
Old Mill
Joe Meany
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