Farm Families Attend All Iowa Fair observes eighth Farm Family Day
Families from 26 Iowa counties visited Cedar Rapids for Farm Family Day at the All Iowa Fair. They registered at the Montrose hotel, toured Hawkeye Downs, and watched dairy and cattle judging plus the Thrillcade show before a Cedar Rapids luncheon with Retail Merchants officials.
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Lou Breuer
Iowa
Iowa Pig Congress
Montrose
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Retail Merchants Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Paul Pufahl
Monona
Don Benfer
Edgar Blough
Waterloo
Anker Juhl
Waverly
Howard Crow
Winthrop
Clarence Schilling
Clarence
Robert Slack
Nashua
Edwin Kramer
Strawberry
George Paulsen
Charlotte
Gus Blech
Marlowe Leitsinger
Kinross
Cecil Cooper
Coggon
Allen Humphrey
Morning Sun
Arthur Thom
Muscatine
Mond Tarvin
Malcom
Donald Holst
le Claire
Wallace Squires
Chelsea
George Dare
Crawfordsville
Louis Elpert
Decorah
Hampshire
Hereford
Poland
China
Arkshire
Bank Bandit Steals Up To 165000 In Queens Heist
Bandit snatched bank manager Eric Gronewall at his Floral Park home used him as a shield to reach Franklin National bank and seize more than 165000. Gronewall was abducted in his own car then dumped miles away before the suspect fled toward Queens.
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Floral Park
N. Y
Eric Gronewall
Franklin National Bank
Gronewall
Sneak Liquor Sales Warned by Hoegh and Herring
Des Moines AP report says General Leo A. Hoegh and County Attorney Clyde Herring warn liquor sales on a sneak basis will not be tolerated. They cite reports of illegal sales in Des Moines Sioux City Polk County and along the Mississippi river border with discussions of enforcement across multiple districts.
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Des Moines
Leo A. Hoegh
Po County
Clyde Herring
Hoegh
Herring
Sioux City
Mississippi River
Polk County
Portsmouth
Shelby County
Logan
Missouri Valley
Ottumwa
Clinton
Mason City
Clinton County
Names of Dead and Escaped Held Up
The defense department said it would wait two or three days before releasing more names. Communists claimed 794 of 1,022 Americans died in North Korean prison camps and 118 of 147 escaped. Delays cited in contacting next of kin and verifying names.
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Sasenaton
Tues Defense Department
Cas
Aioe
Early Start on Traffic Rows and Payroll Lopping Notes
Washington reports a slight unemployment rise tied to seasonal factors and vacationing students entering the labor market. Scattered payroll reductions reflect cutbacks in consumer hard goods and revised defense production schedules. Some job losses stem from federal firings.
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Washington
Thetuana- Columbia
S. C
Liceman
H. C. Walker
Kaan
Department 7
Russia Calls Neutrals to Join Korean Peace Talks
In New York the Soviet Union urged a five neutral states addition to six fighting nations for the Korean peace talks. The plan listed the neutrals as India Sweden Burma and others while opposing Red China and North Korea's invitation. U N Political Committee debated the proposal amid divisions over who should attend the negotiations.
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United Nations, N. Y
Russia
U. S
Britain
France
China
India
Poland
Sweden
Burma
North Korea
South Korea
General Assembly
Red China
U.N
Korea
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Chan
Selwyn Lloyd
Chicago
Munjom
Thas
America
Red
United Electrical Workers
International Harvester Company
FEUE
Milton Burns
CIO
Burns
Maurice Schumann
French Troop Mobility Rises as Laniel Presses Strike End
Paris observed a defiant union movement as Premier Laniel warned of tougher actions to end crippling strikes. About 500 parachutists were deployed to Paris to deter violence while unions held firm, signaling a second week of national paralysis in key industries and services.
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Paris
Laniel
France
Soge
Child Car Toy Clues Lead to Suspect Four Year Old
A police officer finds a toy car near a vehicle and notices a 4 year old guiding it. The child points to another four year old as the driver, while Walker wipes his brow and leaves.
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Walker
Coal Cars Runawayed 27 Miles Before Stop Near Yatesville
Sixteen coal cars broke loose from the Carbon Hudson railroad in Scranton Pa and rolled downstream 27 miles through several towns before coming to a stop at Yatesville. No injuries were reported and authorities investigated the cause of the runaway.
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Scranton
Carbon- Hudson
Yatesville
Burglaries Hit Cedar Rapids Homes Thefts Amount To 570
Hal Trosky and Alvin Keyes report break ins at rural Cedar Rapids homes on Highway 30. A safe with 120 and a Collins short wave radio worth 450 were stolen. Poles were also taken from a trailer relocation site. City detec tives probe downtown break ins and a separate Cedar Rapids business burglary netted about 20.</s>
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Cedar Rapids
Hal Trosky
James H. Smith
Trosky
Alvin G. Keyes
Camp Good Health
Harlan Snyder
Keyes
Collins
Miss Eyes
Richard Seaton
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Third Avenue SE
Shah and Queen of Iran Reach Italy in Exile
The shah of Iran and his wife arrived in Rome joining Italy's exile royalty. He declared he has no plan to abdicate and may return to Iran later, though not soon. The couple fled Tehran after an attempt by the imperial guard to oust Prime Minister Mossadegh.
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Rome
Shah
Iran
Italy
Tehran
Imperial Guard
Mossadegh
Street cleaners resume work after odor protest
Marseille street cleaners and collectors issued a communique stating the only reason they returned was the unbearable smell. They said they will resume their strike once the situation is cleaned up.
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Marseille
Tle
Fire erupts at General Detroit Corp building in Chicago
Firemen were summoned Monday to extinguish a blaze in the General Detroit Corporation plant that makes fire extinguishers. The building located in Chicago housed manufacturing operations and prompted emergency response from local crews.
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Chicago
General Detroit Corporation
Man Enters 19th Day of Fast Over Tax Dispute
Ligonier Indiana. John H Lickert 61 began the 19th day of a hunger fast to press his tax dispute. He started July 20 weighing 147 pounds, down to 126, and plans to continue. The government says he owes about 325000 in back taxes and a receiver was appointed to sell the farm. He claims funds were placed in the youth trust and Melrose Manor retreat.
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Ligonier, Ind
INS
John H. Lickert
Lickert
Income Tax Collectors Trust Movemen Institution
Youth Trust
Melrose Manor
Happy New Year for Rund Family in Iowa
Cpl Louis L Rund, missing since May 18 1951, was released from a Communist POW camp and sent a New Year greeting to his Tama county family. Inducted 1950, he trained at Camp Atterbury and Fort Lawton before serving with the 38th reg in Korea where he was captured May 1951.
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Associated Press
East
Glenn L. Householder
Fort Wayne
Freedom Village
Iowa News
Cpl. Louis L. Rund
Cpl. Rund
Joe Rund
Clutter
Reds
Cpl
Rund
Tama County
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Uniteds
Korea
Sapa 38Th Gg Regi
Techon
Cpl. Rand
Sfc
Gordon L. Madson
Oscar Madson
Gowrie
Rund and
Madson
Binder for US. Silent On Charges
Edward M. Rothschild refused to tell senators if he is a Communist or if he stole secret documents from the government printing office. The government suspended him without pay as McCarthy labeled the testimony among the most serious charges against a federal official.
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Washington
Edward M. Rothschild
Rothschild
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Esther
Senate
James P. Phillips
Roy M. Cohn
Trio Trapped In Deep Cave In Europe
Comrades of three explorers in Europe’s deepest cave tried to reach them with a steel cable but could not make contact. Trapped 1,254 feet below the entrance were Robert Levi Norbert Casteret and Dr Andre Mairey during a Franco Spanish expedition in Pierre Saint Martin Caverns France.
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Pierre ST. Martin Caverns
France
Europe
Robert Levi
Norbert Casteret
Andre Mairey
Dead Duck Really Starts Something
In Los Angeles AP report a neighborhood feud erupts after a duck named Ducky Sue allegedly bites a infant. Joseph Hajj says the duck was his daughters pet. Jack Stewart says he killed the bird after it nipped the child. A chaotic scene followed with police and heated exchanges between families.
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Los Angeles
Ducky Sue
Joseph Halj
Jack Stewart
Ghe
Stewart
Hajj
Vet Dental Aid Rules Tightened
Washington AP veterans face stricter VA dental eligibility after Congress amended the law. A VA official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said treatment will be granted only when dental issues are directly linked to service or judged grave and rooted in service, with a one year post service window for some claims.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Congress
Aggrave
Aee
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