Dulles Denounces Molotov at Four Power Talks
Secretary of State Dulles challenged Molotov at the Big Four ministers conference. He argued the Soviet bloc and one man rule pose the real danger to world peace, not the Western alliance, and urged East German free elections as a path to a German government representing all of Germany. He rejected Moscow’s demand for a neutral Germany under Communist influence and contended Western suspicions of Soviet aims are justified.
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John M. Hightower
Berlin
Dulles
Molotov
Germany
Poland
Moscow
Hitler
Russia
Red
West Germany
U. S. Congress
U.N
Tempers Flare As CIO Unit Meets Council
A heated Cedar Rapids council meeting with CIO UAW representatives ended when union spokesman Lloyd Ferris accused Mayor Milo Sedlacek of petty political behavior. Ferris challenged the 52 week work claim as negotiators left, while Sedlacek defended wages policy and warned the talks were off.
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CIO City
Milo Sedlacek
Sedlacek
Cio-Uaw
Lloyd Ferris
Waterloo
City
Ferris
Parole Denied for Former Boston IRS Collector Denis Delaney
The Federal Parole Board denied Denis W. Delaney, once an internal revenue collector in Boston, for the second time on his parole application.
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Washington
Federal Parole Board
Denis W. Delaney
Internal Revenue Collector
Boston
De Seversky Warns U S Air Power Is Puny And Unprepared
Major Alexander P. De Seversky told a Senate Interior subcommittee that the United States suffers a puny strategic air force that would be overwhelmed in its first battle. He urged a fundamental shift in defense strategy and advocated allocating two thirds of national effort to build an independent powerful air force with raw materials and support.
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Washington
Alexander P. de Seversky
Strategic Air Force
Senate Interior
de Seversky
McCarthy
International News Service
United States
Irving Peress
INS
Sen. McCarthy
Army
Beardsley Declines Fourth Term As Iowa Governor
Gov. William S. Beardsley announced he will not seek a fourth term as governor and may announce further political plans later in the week. He kept open the possibility of seeking the U.S. Senate nomination while noting he will respect the third term tradition. Attorney General Leo Hoegh said he is considering running for governor now that Beardsley is out.
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Des Moines
INS
William S. Beardsley
United States Senate
Beardsley
Senate
Leo Hoegh
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Former Cr Man Sought as Suspect In $1300 Holdup
Cedar Rapids police search for 25 year old James Byrnes a former resident identified as the man who pulled a 1300 dollar supermarket holdup last Saturday night. Detective Inspector Hanna says Byrnes is also wanted for a July service station holdup. Federal agents seek him for car theft violates the firearms act and as a fugitive. A statewide hunt extends to his Waterloo mother. The Sun Mart holdup occurred about 9 07 p m with three employees recognizing Byrnes from his photo.
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Cedar Rapids
John Hanna
James Byrnes
Byrnes
Waterloo
Hanna
West Side Sun Mart
Armstrong Fear Of Leaks Cited
Washington AP Senator McCarthy said Major Edwin Armstrong radar radio expert who died in New York feared leaks of his inventions to Russian spies.
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Washington
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
Edwin Arm‘strong
New York
Roosevelt denies adultery charges as wife claims evidence
Mrs. James Roosevelt reaffirmed her accusation of her husband’s infidelity, declaring indisputable evidence supports her separate maintenance suit. She and her lawyers accused Jimmy Roosevelt of fabricating his denial, while he criticized the situation and weighed his 26th district candidacy. Trial hearings on alimony and child support are set for Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Romelie
Pasadena Superior Court
Jimmy Roosevelt
Elliott
Jimmy
Mrs Pollitz Dies After Tennessee Auto Crash
Cedar Rapids Mrs Harold Pollitz wife of Iowa Manufacturing Companys chief engineer died in a Jackson Tennessee hospital after a three car collision. Her injuries included a broken collar bone and ankle while her husband was shaken but not hospitalized. The couple were en route to Florida for a vacation. Surviving are husband three daughters two sisters a brother and four grandchildren. Funeral services pending.
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Iowa Manufacturing Company
Jackson, Tenn
Cedar Rapids
Pollitz
Florida
Sylvia Anna Pollitz
Harold C. Pollitz
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Davenport
Roger L. Larson
Minneapolis
John Cunningham
Bangor
Maine
John F. LaShorne
Andrew Gerety
Martin Werner
Narriman Wins Speedy Divorce From Farouk in Cairo
Narriman a 20 year old former queen wins a fast Moslem court divorce from ex king Farouk after months of behind the scenes maneuvering. She renounces custody of son Ahmed Fuad and the alimony and dowry claims, instead seeking payment from seized Farouk properties by the revolutionary government. The settlement limits details and notes Farouk’s exile in Italy and his prior 1938 marriage to Farida.
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Narriman
Farouk
Ahmed Fuad
Naguib
Egypt
Norriman
Nickel Cup to Highlight Antique Coffee Cup at Show
The 10th annual national antiques show announced in New York that a nearly extinct five cent coffee cup will be featured as a main attraction. The event moves to Madison Square Garden next month and showcases notable collectibles.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Mary Armstrong Delivers Sixth Son in Denver
In Denver AP reports Mary Armstrong 39, already mother of six daughters, gave birth Monday to her sixth son. She also has six grandchildren.
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Denver
Mary Armstrong
Monday
Cedar Rapids Plans for Mentally Gifted Students
Cedar Rapids public schools study an experimental program for 700 students with IQ 130 plus. Supt Clyde Parker and staff outlined acceleration grouping and special classes to tailor instruction, with Harrison and Cleveland schools hosting next semester. Board approves continued studies and further investigation into gifted education strategies.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
Supt. of Schools
Clyde Parker
Harrison
Cleveland
Parker
McCarthy Demands Court Martial Over Army Major
Senator McCarthy urged Army Secretary Stevens to halt an honorable discharge for a major accused of Communist ties. He cited evidence of recruiting, a leadership school, and possible cell activity at Camp Kilmer New Jersey, demanding a full investigation and court-martial for those involved.
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New Brunswick
N. J
INS
New York
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Stevens
Communist Party
Camp Kilmer
Yokohama
Senate Hearing Warns of Higher Coffee Prices
A New York coffee dealer told the Senate agriculture committee that government regulation of coffee trading could reduce supplies and raise prices. Gustavo Lobo Jr. of the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange urged Congress to consider supervision but said it might lower consumer costs if it increases world supply. Gillette's bill would allow federal surveillance of coffee futures to curb speculative raids, with a broker accusing Brazilian interests of driving up prices by buying futures.
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Washington
New York
Gustavo Lobo, Jr
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Senate Agriculture Committee
U.S
West Germany
Lobo
Coffee Exchange
Congress
Sen. Gillette
Della
Aiken
R-Vt
Agriculture Department
True D. Morse
Gillette
Brazil
Odds Favoring Mr Groundhog in Iowa Weather
Light showers Tuesday gave way to clearing skies by noon, boosting odds of a groundhog shadow. Cedar Rapids reported a trace of rain and a 46 degree afternoon. overnight low 35 following 47 high. Weather Midwest: cloudy and mild tonight with light showers in the northeast Wednesday. temperatures stay mild through Friday with little additional precipitation expected after Wednesday.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Fumes Overcome Dozens at Suburban Cleveland Store
Carbon monoxide fumes from a heating plant infiltrated the air system at a Fairview Park department store. Twenty two clerks and a young girl were affected and twelve women were hospitalized overnight. Fire Chief Orrie Baumgardner said the incident was caused by gas fumes entering the store air supply.
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Cleveland (Ap
Fairview Park
Orrie Baumgardner
Fatal Crash Linked to Cockpit Fire Over Japan
An air force transport plane crashed into icy waters off northern Japan killing 34 American service members and a civilian employee. The pilot reported a cockpit fire moments before impact while attempting a crash landing. Cause unknown though electrical wiring is suspected.
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Air Force
Japan
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