Townhouse Advances Tax Relief For Veterans In Iowa
In Des Moines the Townhouse moves a bill to extend military property tax exemption to veterans with certificates of satisfactory service. Additional committee actions include bills to raise lawmakers pay to two thousand per session and to fund aid to dependent children with four hundred fifty thousand dollars in emergency funds. Indefinite postponement recommended for several measures including higher exemptions and stricter drunken driving penalties.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
House
Fugitive Soviet Airman Denounces Mistreatment Tour Ending
Peter Pirogov a fugitive Soviet airman told a Fredericksburg press conference he would protest mistreatment to the state department. He blamed correspondents and an interpreter major for relaying questions on Soviet secrecy and said he no longer considers himself an officer. He called himself a political refugee and said he would hand sensitive material to U.S. authorities at the proper time.
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Fredericksburg
Peter Pirogov
State Department
Air Force
Austria
Pirogov
Russia
U.S
Vladimir Brenner
Mary Washington College
Mitchell E. Giblo
US Air Force
Giblo
Committee Debates Cigarette Sale Cost Measure
A measure to prohibit cigarette sales below cost was studied with a recommendation to postpone indefinitely. The full committee rejected the delay and directed another sub committee to further study the proposal.
Radio adaptation of Dead End stars John Payne on BeCRG
John Payne stars as Gimpy in a BeCRG radio version of Sidney Kingsley Dead End airing tonight at 7. The drama follows a man who attempts to aid a youth from Manhattan's East River tenement district with a musical backdrop. Bob Lilly will cover the encounter on KCRG KCRK at 8 20 p.m.
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Sidney Kingsley
Becrg
Kcrk Payne
Gimpy
Manhattan
East River
Fe Knight to Sing on Yours for a Song With Kay Armen
Concert tenor Fe Knight will join Kay Armen on KCRG KCRK tonight at 730. Knight will perform The Girl That I Marry and People Will Say We’re in Love as Alfredo Antonini leads the orchestra.
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Fe Knight
Kay Armen
KCRG
KCRK
Mr Knight
Irving Berlin
Alfredo Antonini
Gazett e Radiolog Family Party Lights Up Hollywood
The Gazette reports a family celebration in Hollywood with notable guests and a lively party atmosphere. Attendees include local actors and residents, enjoying music, food, and a charity raffle for community programs.
Friday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
A historical radio listing shows Friday night into Saturday with programs from 6:15 to 10:55. It includes News, Robert Hurleigh, sports segments, music features, and a Bohemian program, plus later sports briefs and a quiz show.
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Robert Hurleigh
MBS
Gardner Says
Gabriel Heatter
Boneetele Franklin
Fulton Lewis
Henry Jerome OQ
Walker Couple Celebrates 50 Years With Open House
Mr and Mrs John Lala mark their golden anniversary with home open house in Walker set for Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm They were married February 16 1889 at Center Point Frances Feyer bend is Mrs Lala's maiden name The couple have three children Edward E Lala Marion Mrs Carl Mahoney Stanley and Frank J Lala Cedar Rapids Seven grandchildren also noted Attendants Jake Lala of Walker attended the wedding and will attend the anniversary celebration.
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Gazette
Walker
John Lala
Lalas
Center Point
Lala
Frances Feyerbend
Edward E. Lala
Marion
Carl Mahoney
Stanley
Frank J. Lala
Cedar Rapids
Campaign Against Catholics Noted In Czechoslovakia
In Bratislava and across Czechoslovakia action committees of the National Front protest church hierarchies for not punishing priests accused or convicted of anti state activity. They cite suspensions of Father Alexander Horak and Father Josef Lukacov amid church cooperation with a Communist government program. The piece links church actions to broader political tensions and includes remarks on bipartisan foreign policy by Senator Vandenberg.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Cardinal Mindszenty
National Front
Bratislava
Slovakia
Alexander Horak
Josef Lukacov
Technic
Vandenberg Signals GOP Ready to Back Foreign Policy
Senator Vandenberg told a Detroit Lincoln Day audience that Republicans will cooperate with Democrats on foreign policy while demanding sound, firm plans and strict accountability. He described the GOP as loyal opposition and warned against over-commitment.
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Detroit
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Michigan
G.op
Vandenberg
Merle Oberon Granted Mexican Quickie Divorce
Film star Merle Oberon was granted a divorce from Lucien Keith Ballard in Juarez Mexico. The divorce took less than ten minutes in a speedy Mexican court with the ground described as incompatibility of characters.
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EL Paso, Texas
INS
Merle Oberon
Lucien Keith Ballard
Juarez
Mex
Camp Fire Girls name Ruth Teichmann national program head
Martha F. Allen national director of the Camp Fire Girls announced Ruth Teichmann of Fargo North Dakota as director of the organization's national program department.
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New York
Martha F. Allen
Camp Fire Girls
Ruth Teichmann
Fargo
N. D
Russia fails disarmament bid at U N Security Council
The Security Council rejected Russia's demand for a one third cut in armaments of the Big Five and a public accounting of the United States atom bomb stockpile. Jacob Malik accused the United States of a mad arms race as the council voted 2 to 0 with eight abstentions.
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Lake Success
Security Council
Russia
United States
Jacob Malik
America
Reds Press Austria for Forced Return of Refugees
London AP reports Russia called for the compulsory repatriation of all its citizens in Austria and demanded return of over 500,000 other displaced persons. Western delegates resisted forced repatriation and urged omitting the refugee issue from the revived Austrian treaty talks. Georgia Zarubin pressed Yugoslavia's demand for 150 million dollars in reparations and 728 square miles of Austrian territory.
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London
Russia
Austria
Georgi Zarubin
Yugoslavia
Britain
France
United States
Hollywood to film Mindszenty trial as drama
Playwright Anthony Veiller was hired to write and produce a movie about Cardinal Mindszenty’s treason trial. Warner Brothers chief Jack L. Warner announced production would begin immediately with a tentative title The Trial of Cardinal Mindszenty. The studio described the project as supporting democracy religious freedom and human dignity.
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Hollywood
Cardinal Mindszenty
Anthony Veiller
Jack L. Warner
Warner Brothers
Veiller
Warner
Belgian Bobsled Racer Killed on Mt Van Hoevenberg Run
In Lake Placid New York one Belgian bobsledder was killed and his teammate critically injured in the first fatal accident on the Mt Van Hoevenberg course. Max Houben a 52 year old veteran Olympic driver from Brussels died of head and chest injuries at Lake Placid hospital about ninety minutes after the crash. The Belgian No 1 entry in the world championship was involved.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Mt. van Hoevenberg
Max Houben
Brussels
Belgium
Sled team accident injures Mouvet at world championship trials
Jacques Mouvet Houben's brakeman suffers a fractured skull a broken collar bone and back injuries after a practice run goes over the rim of Shady Corner. Hospital says his condition is as good as can be expected and likely recovery. The crash follows Thursday trials to select two American sleds for the world championships. Leclef says the Belgian squad may withdraw from the championships.
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Jacques Mouvet
Houben
Mouvet
Leclef
Loren Willer Receives Suspended Sentence on False Check Charge
Loren Willer of Mr Vernon was arraigned in justice court on false uttering of a check. Justice H R Churchill suspended a 30 day jail sentence after Willer agreed to restitution for two worthless checks totaling 35 dollars.
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Loren Willer
Vernon
Justice Court
H. R. Churchill
Willer
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