Loony Larceny and Brazen Burglary Hit the News Too
NEA roundup highlights bizarre thefts from 1948 across cities and nations. Notable incidents include a Chicago crowd lifting six and a half tons of cement, a two ton safe stolen with a car, and a Los Angeles burglar trapped by barroom drinking as police closed in.
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Minneapolis
Wba
NEA
Chicago
Sydney
Australia
Kansas City
France Holds Document On Cominform War Plans
Paris dispatch reports the French government possesses a document purporting to reveal the thinking behind Communist Information Bureau plans. The memo, based on intelligence sources, warns 1949 could be a turning year in U S Soviet relations and notes the Cominform may attempt to influence events without war while preparing for possible conflict before 1950.
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Paris
INS
Communist Bureau of Information
Cominform
Russia
Wes
Soviet Union
United States
Japan
Far East
Gelatin used in desserts photography and medicine
Gelatin, with more than 18 million pounds used annually, finds application in desserts photography and medicine to make capsules and bind pills.
Club members to ring bells for Salvation Army gifts
Cedar Rapids service clubs plan to man Salvation Army Christmas kettles on Monday. Seven clubs will collect to fund 400 family food baskets 400 child dinners and shopping tours for clothing. The drive offers a silver kettle prize for the top fundraiser and totals now reach 3300 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids Service Club
Salvation Army
Ed Zelter
Kiwanis
Woman's Club
Lions
Canopus
Quota
Business
Rotary Club
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Rochester
N.Y
Surrey
England
East Millinocket
Maine
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Portland
Ore
Hamilton
Geggs
State Bank
Europe
Kingsbury Smith
Considera
Ussr
Red Army
Secre Ot
Marshall
Britis
Bevin
Pam
Craemer
KCRG
By Nancy Tucker
Cc Money Tucker
Batiste
Craemer's
Neen
Holiday
Dorothy Hubbs
Donnybrook
Pacific Mills
Photoplay
R&k
Zeller
Christmas Exchange