Government plans reforest 60,000 acres in Nebraska and South Dakota
The forest service aims to reforest burned over land totaling 60,000 acres in two Midwest states, Nebraska and South Dakota, beginning once funds are authorized. The 15 year program would plant about 48 million seedlings across 60,000 acres, with 6 million seedlings capacity annual from Bessey Nursery in Nebraska.
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Washington
Nebraska
South Dakota
Ira J. Mason
Forest Service
Congress
Mason
Black Hills
Harney National Forest
Black Hills National Forest
Bessey Nursery
Halsey
Neb
Nebraska National Forest
Surgeons Fail to Save 4-Year-Old Patty Owens
Four year old Patty Owens of Sunnyvale California died in Chicago after an illness choking her life away. Surgeons at Illinois Research Hospital performed a tracheotomy and gave penicillin and streptomycin but neither drug saved her. Dr Henry G Fuencher planned to give chloromycetin as a last measure when strength failed. Patty’s parents Mr and Mrs Roberts formerly lived in Chicago and returned with her seeking treatment.
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Chicago
Sns
Patty Owens
Sunnyvale
Calif
Illinois Research Hospital
Henry G. Fuencher
Mrs. Roberts
United States to Meet Terms for Korean Captives
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States will meet conditions set by North Korea to free two Americans held since Sept 22 in the Soviet dominated area. An American official will go to Kaesong to receive the ECA representatives and release is expected Sunday if the plan stands.
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Washington
United States
North Korea
Acheson
People’s Republic
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Kaesong
Pyongyang
State Department
Ladies Fair and Other KCRG Radio Highlights
Broadcast segments on KCRG include LADIES FAIR at 1 00 PM weekdays with Tom Moore theatrics and wet hand towel gags. HE FISHING AND HUNTING CLUB OF THE AIR airs at 730 PM on KCRG KCRK. THE RIVALS slated for COM EDY PLAYHOUSE at 8 PM on KCRG KCRK.
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Enial
Tom Moore
Ladies Fair
Tom
KCRG
KCRK
Comedy Playhouse
8 Tonight
Eas
Ders
Sage
Musica Clock
Maes
Pam
Arthur Se Crane
Yao Ae
Specia
Kitchen
Wendy Warriyi
O Corp Agriculture Voice of Jows
Mrs. Burton
Queen Fair Bride and Nothay’s
Judy
Jane Poole
Father Kills His 3 Children in Virginia Tragedy
John S. Conner a 39 year old West Point graduate and Fort Belvoir civil engineer killed his three children with a shotgun after saying he feared they would inherit his mental state. He spared his wife and later surrendered to police claiming he planned to wipe out the family and let the law execute him.
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Alexandria, Va
INS
Alexandria
West Point
John S. Conner
Fort Belvoir
Stephanie
Cecelia
Michael
Conner
Eisenhower says no political ties but active in public affairs
Houston AP reports Dwight D. Eisenhower states he wants no political connections yet will engage in public matters. He says affiliation would cost him friends and stresses he will focus on formulating and promoting principled discussion rather than party ties. He believes the nation is not in crisis but warns against drifting into a bad future.
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Houston
Gra
Eisenhower
Few New Tricks In Car Stealing
Akron police warn car thieves use simple methods to steal cars. Thieves crack a ventilator opening with a wire to unlock doors, and many cars are left unlocked, making ignition and theft easier. Key rules remain leave the motor running, leave keys in the car, and never leave the car unattended. If stolen despite precautions, blame not the owner.
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Akron
Ohio
Ford
Crime Detector Display At Iowa Convention
A polyphonetic crime detector was shown to Iowa county attorneys and sheriffs at their annual convention. Prof. T. B. Homan of Independence Missouri demonstrated the device claiming it can read emotions and mental states through its readings.
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Des Moines
Iowa
T. B. Homan
Independence
Homan
Cudahy Packing Co Signs Union Pact With CIO UPW
The CIO United Packinghouse Workers union announced a new contract with Cudahy Packing Co, the third of the Big Four to settle with the union. AFL officials reported progress with locals. the deal mirrors earlier pacts granting a 10 to 15 cent hourly wage increase for about 10,000 CIO workers across nine plants.
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Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Cudahy Packing Co
CIO
AFL Meat Cutters Union
Swift and Co
Armour and Co
AFL
Proces
Cudahy
UPW
Man Dies After Racing Trolley Journey
In Philadelphia, 70 year old Harry B. Embick collapsed on a crowded racing trolley during a 13 block non stop trip to Misericordia Hospital. Passengers alerted Motorman James Wright who directed a rendezvous 13 blocks away three blocks from the hospital, where Embick was carried to an emergency car and pronounced dead at the hospital after a rescue attempt failed.
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Philadelphia
Harry B. Embick
Prooe
Misericordia Hospital
Embick
James Wright
Fire forces Knickerbocker guests from rooms in Chicago blaze
A hotel fire at the Knickerbocker in Chicago displaced about two hundred guests on the twelfth floor. Officials blamed a guest smoking for starting the blaze, with damage estimated at $5,000. No injuries were reported as guests waited in the lobby while firefighters contained the flames.
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Chicago
Knickerbocker Hotel
Nn A
Priest dies after fall from ladder in Brooklyn Iowa
The Rev. James Garrity pastor of St Patrick's Catholic church was fatally injured when he fell from a ladder on Wednesday. Coroner W B Phillips of Montezuma said the priest suffered a fractured skull in the incident.
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Brooklyn
James Garrity
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
W. B. Phillips
Montezuma
Adenauer Signals Cautious Support For European Army
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer repeated hints that Germany would join a Europe wide defense force only on equal rights terms within a European army. He spoke to the Christian Democrat congress in Dueseldorf amid Allied concerns raised by earlier remarks.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West German
Adenauer
Christian Democrat Party
Duesseldorf
Europe
Adelmayer
United Nations Weighs Jerusalem as an International City
The UN special political committee voted to make Jerusalem an international city. The resolution passed 35 for with 13 against and 11 abstentions on the main operative clause.
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Lake Success
United Nations Special Political Committee
Jerusalem
Shaw Resigns to Lead Illinois Agricultural Association
Wilfred Shaw resigns as secretary treasurer of the American Farm Bureau Federation to become secretary of the Illinois Agricultural Association. The move takes effect January 1.
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Chicago
Wilfred Shaw
American Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois Agricultural Association
End Abuses To Bring Food Prices Down
Washington AP Senator urges spotlight and possible legislation to curb food industry abuses as a Senate agriculture subcommittee investigates food supplies and the price spread between farmer and housewife. William T. Brady of Corn Products Refining Co testifies profits fell from 12 percent to under 8 percent as processing costs rose, noting surplus corn is redirected to dextrose sugar starch and by products and mills built abroad to avoid tariffs.
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Washington
Illette
Senate Agriculture
William T. Brady
Corn Products Refining Company
New York
Brady
U. S
Bookkeeper Accused of Theft in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP. Larry O. Harkness, 30, bookkeeper at Electric Equipment Company, was arrested on embezzlement charges. Detective Fitzpatrick said Harkness admitted taking about 800 dollars since October 1, with most losses from gambling.
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DES Moines
Larry O. Harkness
Electric Equipment Company
Hugh Fitzpatrick
H. E. Claussen
Fitzpatrick
Harkness
Shah of Iran Skiing Holiday at Sun Valley
The Shah of Iran left on Wednesday for a 10 day stay at Sun Valley to enjoy his favored sport skiing and to take a few runs during the trip.
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Shah
Sun Valley
Hollywood
INS
Iran
Two Iowans Die in California Car Crash
Two Iowa tourists were killed and two injured in a crash four miles south of Victorville California. Leroy James Davey 62 and his wife Anna 56 died in the collision Mary 52 was also in the vehicle and was hospitalized with serious injuries along with another passenger.
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California
Victorville
Calif
Iowa
Here
The
California Highway Patrol
Leroy James Davey
Anna
Maxwife
Mary
San Bernardino Hospital
Li Tsung Jen arrives in New York for ulcer treatment
China’s acting president Li Tsung jen arrived in New York from Hong Kong by plane on a medical trip for peptic ulcer treatment.
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New York
China
Li Tsung-jen
Hong Kong
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