Deferment Rules Set For Guard And Reservists
Washington reports the defense department established strict occupational deferment standards for reservists and guardsmen. Army navy and air force final say on calls to active duty, with six month deferments that can be renewed but may be terminated anytime for military needs.
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Defense Department
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Three Fined at Vinton For Using Throw Lines
Three Eastern Iowa fishermen were fined in Vinton for using throw lines north of Highway 30 and possessing 24 illegally caught catfish. Lawrence A. Fish of Urbana Robert Eckhart of Van Horne and Lloyd Hendryx of Center Point each paid 100 and costs. Hendryx had 75 suspended as he did not own the lines and was a guest. They were arrested about midnight Wednesday by Conservation Officers four miles east of Vinton on the Cedar River.
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Lawrence A. Fish
Urbana
Robert Eckhart
van Horne
Lloyd Hendryx
Center Point
Fred Rose
Highway 30
Lloyd Kiefer
Wes Ashby
Cedar River
Kill Bill To Take Extension Role From Farm Bureau
The House Agriculture Committee voted 17 to 8 to defer action on a bill to separate the American Farm Bureau Federation from control over agricultural extension services. Farm Bureau opposed the measure while Farmers Union and National Grange supported it. Extensions are funded by federal, state, and local funds. Proponents argued the Farm Bureau should not influence a federally funded agency.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Granger
Utah
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National Grange
Farm Bureau Federation
Errol Flynn Plans New Marriage For Actress Patrice Wymore
Hollywood report says Errol Flynn and Irinia Ghica have disagreed and Flynn plans to marry Broadway actress Patrice Wymore. The couple had been linked with a Romanian princess, but the plan shifted.
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Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Irinia Ghica
Flynn
Patrice Wymore
Musical variety show and sports broadcasts on KCRG tonight
KCRG KCRK schedule lists a 7 PM musical variety show hosted by the trumpet maestro and his orchestra. At 8 PM Bob Brooks reports the Cedar Rapids Terre Haute series final from Memorial Stadium. Bert Wilson covers the Cubs game at Boston tomorrow at 12 30 PM.
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Terre Haute
Memorial Stadium
Bert Wilson
Cubs
Boston
30 Sports Parade Update and Saturday Schedule
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Les Hartmann
America For
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Slim Bryant
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Hollywood
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Cr.t. Haute
KWCR Friday Evening Schedule and Featured Programs
Radio listing outlines Friday and Saturday programs including Racing News Timekeever Timekeever News Jumping Jacks Church Milany Jan Garber Eddy Arnold Navy Band Voice of Army Marine Story with midday police blotter and scoreboard items for the weekend schedule.
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Sers
Iowa
Jan Garber
Navy Band
Voice of Army
Marine Story
Senate Cuts Non-Defense Spending By Half A Billion
The Senate approved a 55 to 31 vote to trim about 530 million dollars from a 32.75 billion dollar non defense spending package for the current fiscal year. Senator Styles Bridges led a bipartisan amendment to cap top 10 percent from most agencies excluding defense and the Atomic Energy Commission, with exemptions for the Marshall Plan and international children's fund.
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Washington
ULP
Senate
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N. H
Defense Establishment
Atomic Energy Commission
Marshall Plan
International Children’s Fund
Iowa Senators Back 10 Percent Cut Amendment
Washington AP reports Senators Hickenlooper and Gillette voted for an amendment to the one package appropriations bill cutting non defense and non-foreign aid by 10 percent. They joined the minority on the Marshall Plan funds exemption.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Gillette
Iowa
Senate
Senate Keeps Marshall Plan Money While Cutting Other Agencies
The Senate rejected a uniform 15 percent cut and approved a 10 percent economy on most agencies. Exemptions included the $2.45 billion third Marshall plan installment and a $12.5 million children’s fund. Bridges and Williams sought to defer public works but were defeated. Langer and Young opposed the cut.
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Sen. H. Alexander Smith
R-N. J
North Dakota
William Langer
Milton R. Young
Senate
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
House
Bridges
Defense Department
Foreign Arms Aid
Atomic Energy Commission
The
FBI
John J. Williams
R-Del
Man Convicted in Plane Bomb Plot Set by Family Turmoil
Santa Monica AP. John Henry Grant, 32, an aircraft engineer, was convicted on six counts of attempted murder for placing a gasoline bomb in his wife Betty’s luggage aboard a United Air Lines plane. The device exploded prematurely before departure to San Diego on April 17. no one injured. Grant’s sentencing is set for September 5, with a possible probation request.
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Santa Monica
John Henry Grant
United Air Lines
Betty
Marie
Bobby
San Diego
Grant
Orlando Rhodes
President Considers Full Ties With Vatican
President Truman disclosed he is studying the possibility of naming a regular diplomatic minister to the Vatican in Rome. He indicated no pledge and gave no reason for the timing, with speculation tying the move to Korea and global anti communist concerns.
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Washington
Truman
Vatican
Taylor
Pius XII
The
Roosevelt
Rome
Europe
United States
Iowa Farm Price Index Gets Boost
Iowa farmers saw a sharp rise in the July index of prices received led by hog prices up 3.70 per hundred. The all farm index reached 299, highest since 1948, while the price index farmers pay stayed stable and the hog corn ratio rose to 15.5, the year’s high. A highway crash lawsuit in Johnson County names John Nash Grocery and driver Gerald Parks over Goetsch collision.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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Charlotte Goetsch
Johnson County
John Nash
Truman Backs Hutchinson and Switzer If They Fight
President Truman said he would support Martin Hutchinson for the Federal Trade Commission and Carroll Switzer for a federal district judgeship in Iowa if they chose to fight. Senate committees recommended turning down both nominations, with Hutchinson opposed by Senator Harry Byrd and Switzer opposed by Senator Gillette. Senate Democratic Leader Lucas planned a vote on the nominations early next week.
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Truman
Martin Hutchinson
Federal Trade Commission
Carroll Switzer
Iowa
Senate
Hutchinson
Harry Byrd
Switzer
Gillette
Lucas
Goetsch Widow Sues for 35000 in Iowa City
The widow of Walter R. Goetsch former University of Iowa dean of students filed a $35,000 damages suit Thursday against the owners of a local property. The suit cites injuries and seeks compensation for losses and medical expenses.
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Iowa City
Walter R. Goetsch
University of Iowa
Langbeen Waives To Grand Jury In Ames Incident
Eugene Clifford Langbeen 19 of East Chicago waived to the grand jury on two of three charges after a $10 holdup led to a wild chase. He faces robbery with aggravation and car theft charges with a third assault with intent to kill accusation tied to Patrolman Jay Ferguson being wounded.
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Eugene Clifford Langbeen
East Chicago
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Langbeen
Jay Ferguson
Ames Police
Puzzle Word Fill In List From Historical Page
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Mid-Continent Lines Backed By Iowa Cities
Iowa cities along the Sioux City Chicago North Central route backed Mid-Continent airlines of Kansas City to win the route award. They plan a joint statement to support CAB permit transfer from Parks Airlines and will petition the court of appeals to dissolve the injunction. Representatives from Iowa Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin met to press for prompt feeder service with service to start by Oct. 1 if approved.
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J. W. Miller
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la Crosse
Wis
Truman Signs Measure to Expand Armed Forces
President Truman signed Thursday legislation lifting all ceilings on the size of the armed forces, expanding military manpower and signaling a major boost to postwar defense.
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Truman
Washington
Boy Charles Marshall Hurt In Blindfolded Bike Prank
Des Moines police report Charles Marshall seven was hospitalized with severe cuts after a line of youths riding bicycles blindfolded ran into a parked car.
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Des Moines
Charles Marshall
Charles
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