Churchill View Optimistic Yet Cautious On Cold War
AP analyst John M. Roberts Jr notes Churchill remains hopeful about Western victory in the cold war but wary of premature conclusions. He cites deterrence by the US nuclear arsenal, unity under UN and Marshall Plan, and stresses spiritual values and duty in facing Soviet pressure.
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John M. Roberts, Jr
Winston Churchill
Doughty
China
Asia
Europe
London
United States
Russia
Churchill
Boston
United Nations
Truman
Linn County Odd Fellows organize new county council
Three committeemen from each of nine Linn County lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows formed the Linn County Council of Odd Fellows at Maine hall Thursday evening. Officers named include William Mote president and George Smith vice president. Plans call for monthly joint meetings rotating among district towns and outdoor public events.
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Linn County
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Maine Hall
G. L. Boyer
Harwood McShane
Henry Jensen
William Hemmer
Odd Fellows
Notice of Appointment of Executor for Stolba Estate
On March 24 1949 Godfrey F Stolba was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Leo Otto Stolba late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should file them duly authenticated in the Linn County Iowa District Court Clerk's office The notice serves to inform creditors and interested parties of the probate action
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Linn County
Leo Otto Stolba
Iowa
Godfrey F Stolba
Lawmakers Back Churchill View On Atom Secret
Congressional leaders endorsed Churchill on the atomic bomb secret as key to world peace though some critics challenged the stance. Senators McMahon and Hickenlooper supported Churchill’s view that bombs deter aggression, while Malone called the speech inconsistent amid Britain Russia accords and expanded war material flows.
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Churchill
Washington
Winston Churchill
Congress
Len Langer
R- D
Senate
McMahon
D-Conn
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Hickenlooper
Joint Atomic Group
Sen. Malone
R-Nev
Malone
Britain
Russia
Delware railroad worker kills two men and himself in Buffalo
Casimer Laskowski about 40, a Delaware Lackawanna and Western employee, shot Peter Hertel 37 to death and wounded attorney Cohn before turning the gun on himself as police closed in. Hertel had denied Laskowski access to his wife Victoria amid divorce proceedings. Cohn died at Millard Fillmore Hospital. Police tracked Laskowski after the shootings. he committed suicide with a single shot as a squad car neared.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Delaware, Lackkawanna & Western Railroad
Casimer Laskowski
Peter Hertel
Victoria
Hertel
Saskowski
Cohn
Millard Fillmore Hospital
Laskowski
Universal Entering Corporation Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation of Universal Engineering Corporation in Iowa with Cedar Rapids as principal place of business. Articles include aims to manufacture and trade road building equipment, operate service stations, and own real estate and financial instruments. Formation aims to encompass machinery, notes, bonds, securities, and related assets.
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Universal Entering Corporatio
Universal Engineering Corporation
Ate of Iowa Arti
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Universal Engineer Corporation charter provisions and officers
The document outlines the corporate purposes including borrowing, lending, and credit activities, factory and machinery dealings, rental of equipment, and general commerce. It lists authorized stock at 100 shares par and voting rights, officer structure with President, Vice Presidents, Chairman, Treasurer, and Secretary, and notes eligible directors. Signed by E Joseph Seifert, Edmund Simmons, and legal firm Sargent Spangler & Hill of Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Earpor Area
Cummings, Jr
E. Josep
GP Pest
Meloan Ara
Witnew
Peete
Radioactive Atoms Aid Medicine Says Lilienthal
U S Atomic Energy Commission head David E Lilienthal told the American College of Physicians that radioactive sodium and radioactive digitalis show promise for heart disease treatment and that radioactive substances help detect brain tumors. He cited hands on use with a Geiger counter to trace blood flow and heart function.
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New York
David E. Lilienthal
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
American College of Physicians
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Laboratories
Protestant mission leader predicts Korean church union
Seoul based report notes Dr. E Stanley Jones, a well known American Protestant missionary, saying a federal union of Protestant churches in Korea may occur in the future.
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Seoul
INS
E. Stanley Jones
Korea
Weigh-in Costly Bet Staged at Keokuk Station
In Keokuk Iowa police arrested William Dye after he paid ten dollars to be weighed on a railroad station scale. The odd stunt drew attention as officers halted the stunt and detained Dye for questioning.
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Keokuk
William Dye
Dye
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Jack J. Norris
George Stark
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Jan Hus
W. M. Crosier
Gaylord O. Dossa
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Vernon Barrett
J. L. Heady
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Harlan L. Cook
C. I. Hermann
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James Woodside
Maine
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Sidney Brutsmann
Newton Anderson
Central City Lodge
Joseph Mekota
Wood
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Kellers
Second Ave
Cedar Rapids Lumber CO
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G Trades Unos Council
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Hotel Roosevelt
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America
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Youth For Christ Rally
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Calvary Baptist Church
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