Hungary Orders U S Vice Consul to Leave After Mindszenty Trial
The Hungarian government alleged Robin E. Steussy, 27, U S vice consul from Madison Wisconsin, used diplomatic privileges to aid Hungarians fleeing the country and gave him 24 hours to exit. The move followed the treason trial and life sentence for Cardinal Mindszenty and amid expulsion of a US attache. Mindszenty will spend life in Vac prison. Chapin denied the charges as fantasy.
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Robin E. Steussy
Madison
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Josef Cardinal Muindszenty
Selden Chapin
Stephen Koczak
Mindszenty
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Vac
Danube
Matyas Rakos
Hungary
Esztergom
Reciprocal Trade Program Revival Passes House
The House approved a bill to restore the Hull reciprocal trade program to its original form until June 12 1951 by a 319 to 69 vote, defeating a motion to return it to Ways and Means for GOP amendments. The measure heads to the Senate for hearings later this month.
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Jessup to Be Made Envoy at Large
President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson picked Philip C Jessup to represent the United States at future major international conferences. Jessup, 52, would receive the rank of ambassador at large and serve in high level diplomatic roles.
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Truman
Acheson
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Jessup
Fin als of 1949 Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves on KCRG KCRK
Tonight the finals of Cedar Rapids 1949 Golden Gloves will be carried by KCRG KCRK starting at 9 45 PM with Bob Brooks calling from the Coliseum. A separate Mutual Program ARRIAGE FOR MODa ERNS will air at 7 PM featuring a roundtable with experts on premarital education.
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Bob Brooks
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc
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Russ Case
Truman to Name New UN Security Council Nominee
The United States to nominate a new representative to the United Nations Security Council. The candidate has taught international law at Columbia University and may be sent to the Senate within days. Jessup resigns from the Security Council to return to Columbia. the new post will ease Secretary Acheson’s international duties.
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Iowa City Man Shot in Apparent Self Inflicted Incident
Emerson Dayton, 70, remained in serious condition at University Hospital after a gunshot to the head at the home of his nephew in law and niece. Sheriff Murphy said witnesses and circumstances indicate Dayton fired the shot himself in a self inflicted act.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Emerson Dayton
University Hospital
Dayton
Harvey Parker
Albert J. Murphy
Liquor by the Drink Bill Filed in Iowa House
Iowa legislators consider a liquor by the drink bill allowing local option in cities and counties. The measure sets tavern, club, and dining car licenses with city controls and a 500 dollar cap for some licenses. Senate committees calendar action on related budget and tax measures.
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Iowa House of Representatives
Edward A. Burlingame, Jr
D-Elkader
State Liquor Commission
Senate
Evening radio and TV schedule highlights for the day
A listing of programs and times includes newsreels, music, and entertainment features. Acts and segments feature hosts such as Hy Gardner and Gabriel Beater, with film and sports content like Golden Gloves and Tom Mix reels scheduled throughout the evening.
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MBS
Hy Gardner
MBBS
Gabriel Beatter
Stevelee
Henry
Buddy Divito
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