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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1948

Page

2

G.O.P to President No Deficit

The Republicans charge President Truman bent figures for political ends amid his budget review. They predict a surplus of 5 to 6 billion and accuse him of deficit financing despite his warning of a 1.5 billion deficit for the year ending June 30.

Washington Truman G.O.P Treasury Congress

United Lutheran Church adds 41 thousand members in year

PHILADELPHIA AP The United Lutheran church in America announced Monday that it added 41,144 new members last year. Total membership was put at 1 80,628.

Phiezadelphia United Lutheran Church In America

Young Couple Murdered on Florida Beach

A stenographer and her escort were killed on a moonlit beach in Ormond Florida. Mary Hucks 24 of East Point Georgia and Gregory Blount 23 of Lexington Kentucky were found slain after a double date with two other couple. Sheriff estimates two slayers were involved believed to be sex perverts on the prowl. Rewards totaling 1000 dollars offered for information leading to arrests.

Ormond Fla Alex Littlefield Mary Hucks East Point Gregory Blount Lexington Blount Atlantic Littlefield

Ten Soldiers Among 14 Hurt In Ohio Train Crash

In Bucyrus Ohio a troop train collided with a freight east of town. The Pennsylvania bound train carried 285 soldiers from Fort Dix New Jersey to Fort Riley Kansas. Ten soldiers and four train pointers were injured but none severely. Eleven of the injured were treated and discharged from hospital.

Bucyrus, Ohio Mongay Here Fort Dix N. J Fort Riley Kan

Truman to Speak at Labor Day Rally in Detroit

Washington reports confirmed that President Truman will address a Labor Day rally in Detroit as part of his 1948 campaign. The trip, likely to span Michigan cities, will start with a speech in Detroit and may include platform appearances as details are finalized.

Washington White House Truman Detroit J. Howard McGrath Long Michigan Charles Ross

Arrest of Tokyo Rose Ordered in Treason Case

Washington AP report says Attorney General Clark ordered the arrest in Tokyo of Iva Toguri D Aquino known as Tokyo Rose. Born in Los Angeles, wife of a Portuguese citizen, she will be brought to the United States to face a treason charge for wartime Radio Tokyo broadcasts.

Washington Clark Monday Tokyo Iva Toguri D’aquino Tokyo Rose Radio Tokyo D'Aquino Los Angeles United States

Devoted husband charged with wife slaying in Cromer

Edward Atkins, 59, a building worker in Cromer England, was charged with murdering his wife after police say he told them I shot my wife because she told me to and I always did what she told me. The case frames his years of being regarded as devoted by friends and neighbors.

Cromer England Edward Atkins

Peter Kyne Dies at 68 After Heart Attack in Ross

Ross California (UP) author Peter B Kyne aged 68 was recovering from a heart attack Monday at Ross General Hospital community report states.

Clark Says Spy Probes Hamper Anti Red Drive

Attorney General Clark said congressional spy hearings have damaged the government's effort to form a sound basis for prosecution in its Communist investigation. He noted uncertainty about the extent of the damage and said advance warning of the risk was given to Senator Ferguson. A House committee continues its inquiry as a New York grand jury remains active, while Clark cited FBI probes into alleged communistic activities.

Washington Clark Ferguson R-Mich Senate Congress House New York Capitol Hill FBI

Phone Equipment Tieup Threatens Chicago Strike

A CIO Communications Equipment Workers spokesman said telephone switchboard and equipment installers in 43 states will strike if Western Electric does not make a suitable offer in a conference Tuesday. The threat comes as labor talks continue over pay and conditions.

Chicago TTP CIO Western Electric Company Tuesay

Opening Day Record Set All Fair Kids Day Today

By Dave Wiggins Nearly 15 000 people crowded the All Iowa fair on Monday after a record Sunday attendance of 23 089 The day featured Hot Rod races with about 6 000 in the grandstand Tuesday will showcase the All American thrill show cattle judging and the All Iowa fair revue Children’s Day drew large crowds A midget pony escaped from its stable around 2 am adding a comic note to the morning hours

Cedar Rapids Barney Google Sparky

All-Iowa Fair Revue Opens With Stellar Show At Hawkeye Downs

By Staff Reporter the All-Iowa Fair Revue wowed 4000 spectators on opening day at Hawkeye Downs amphitheater. A two hour program featured four production numbers and headline artists before fireworks sales punctuated the evening.

Hawkeye Downs Guitly

Ticket Arrangements for Grandstand Performances

Reserved tickets for all grandstand performances may be purchased at the ticket office on the grounds or may be ordered by telephoning 26780. Reserved seats may be purchased in the covered section of the grandstand for all evening performances. Box seats also may be reserved. The grandstand is not reserved for afternoon shows.

Cedar Rapids Day At All Iowa Fair Observed

Co K Day will have Cedar Rapids as focus Tuesday with most downtown stores closed in the afternoon to let employees attend the fair.

Rockets and bombs interrupt Ainsworth parade finale

Fire and stage effects interrupt the 16 girls of Ainsworth after the Drums on Parade finale. The show runs nightly through Thursday with featured numbers like Gems from Carmen. The Spanish costume line performs under black light with color-changing capes as the audience continues.

Ainsworth

Infant pony slips through shadows at fair night chase

The infant's mother, a full grown Shetland pony, asleep in the stable, was only 40 inches tall. Night watchmen rubbed their eyes as a frisky youngster slipped through shadows. They chased and finally nabbed him. One watchman said he ran like two jackrabbits. Fair officials noted the incident.

Eight Czech and Hungarian Olympians choose exile

London AP reports four more Czech athletes decided not to return to Communist ruled Czechoslovakia, bringing to eight the total who will remain in Britain. Two Czechs and three Hungarians previously disclosed stays. one Hungarian later returned home. The Hungarian swimmers Oszkar Csuvik and Elmer Szatmari remain in England with British permission, while Desso Gyarmati returned to Budapest after Home Office approval. The Czech and Hungarian committees withheld names to protect relatives.

London Czechoslovakia England Hungary Czech Committee For Political Refugees Oszkar Csuvik Elmer Szatmari Csuvik Szatmarl Desso Gyarmati Budapest Home Office Britain

Meeting of Hiss Accuser Delayed

Washington AP report says accuser Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss may face each other in a closed meeting of the House Un American Activities Committee. Hiss accepted an invitation to appear Monday, Chambers was told to wait until Tuesday due to business pressures.

Washington Whittaker Chambers Alger Hiss House UN American Activities Committee Hiss State Department Chambers

Temperature To Warm Up Slightly In Iowa

Cedar Rapids notes show a slight warm up expected Monday and Tuesday with little overall change in pleasant statewide weather. No heavy rain is forecast though scattered showers occurred along the Mississippi overnight. Sunday high reached 81 in Cedar Rapids. Monday dawn low 61. by 2:30 pm Monday the temperature was 88 per Chambers Inskeep.

Cedar Rapids Newa Iowa Mississippi River Chambers

Boy Keeps 4 Day Vigil by Mother

In Savannah Georgia a five year old boy kept a four day vigil over his mother after she shot herself. Coroner Harold Smith said Mrs Marion Anderson apparently killed herself Wednesday. Friends found her Saturday night. The body lay across a bed with a shotgun nearby while the son guarded her with a fly swatter and survived on food from the ice box. Mrs Anderson was married to a merchant seaman.

Savannah Harold Smith Marion Anderson Anderson Tommy

Sound truck and trailer bills advance in Cedar Rapids council

Cedar Rapids council studied two new measures on trailer camps and sound trucks. The trailer camp ordinance would cap living in trailers, require permits, bonds, and annual licenses for operators, and set camp standards. The sound truck rule bans commercial use, limits non commercial use with registration, sets hours and speed, and imposes fines or jail for violations.

Hines U. S. Supreme Court Tom Condon Meassure Cedar Rapids Negos of Conchusance Acense Ceidar Rapids

Western diplomats meet Molotov at Kremlin in Berlin talks

American, British and French diplomats held a seventh round of discussions with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov at the Kremlin seeking settlement of the Berlin crisis and other issues.

Moscow Molotov Kremlin Berlin

Death toll in Fukui quake rises to 3238 in Japan

TOKYO AP General Mac Arthur's headquarters announced Monday that the June earthquake at Fukui killed 3238 persons and injured 10157, updating a rising toll in the disaster.

Tokyo

Spy charge against Lt Dreher shocks American officials

Washington officials view Moscow's espionage case against Lt. Dreher as a staged ploy to deflect attention from waning Soviet interest in the Koskina Samarin incidents. They cite ambassadorship talks with the Soviet deputy foreign minister and question the single letter E used for the mysterious customs official. The State Department suspects the Soviets overplayed the charges and may have leaked some facts even within the Soviet Union. Dreher, 32, was a naval lieutenant assigned to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations and formerly Moscow naval attaché.

Washington Russia Moscow State Department Department Walter ‘Bedell Smith Andrei Vishnn Sky Dreher MVD Xai Ev New York Soviet Union Michael Ivanovitch Samarin Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina Ambassador Smith Odessa Bureau of Customs State

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