Truman says MacArthur has authority to cross 38th parallel
President Truman announced Gen. MacArthur has full authority to send UN forces in Korea across the 38th parallel if military necessity requires. He said he does not interfere with military decisions and that UN approval remains in effect from last year.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
38Th Parallel
MacArthur
North
South Korea
U. N
Truman Grants MacArthur Authority to Cross 38th Parallel
In Tokyo President Truman announced Gen. Douglas MacArthur has authority to send troops across the 38th Parallel if military necessity requires it. The decision brings relief in Tokyo as Allied fears of new restrictions on MacArthur lessen and his strategic air power remains limited north of the Yalu.
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Tokyo
INS
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
38Th Parallel
MacArthur
Yalu
Truman backs Inchon plan with MacArthur in Washington
International News Service reports that President Truman largely supported General MacArthur on the September Inchon invasion plan. Truman reportedly agreed that if MacArthur believed a landing could succeed against a 30 foot tide, he should proceed.
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Mr. Truman
MacArthur
International
President Truman
Washington
Inchon
Senate Sets Bill Deadline As Legislature Recesses
Des Moines report notes the Iowa Senate fixed February 23 as the deadline for bill introductions by individual senators before a 10 day recess. Two Democrats A E Augustine and Tom Dailey voted against the rules adoption. Senator O Malley questioned delaying introductions until March 5. Hart, rules chair, said deadline is traditional before recess.
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Des Moines
INS
Senate
A. E. Augustine
Oskaloosa
Tom Dailey
Burlington
George O’malley
Stanley Hart
R-Kedknk
Senate Rules Committee
Douglas Talks Foreign Policy On Mutual Network Broadcast
Illinois Senator Paul H. Douglas appears tonight on the Mutual Network via KCRG KCRK to discuss national foreign policy and respond to statements by Herbert Hoover and Robert A. Taft. The station also airs Marion basketball at 8:15 and a 3:30 Miami Beach Handicap update from Ryan Field.
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Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Douglas
Herbert Hoover
Robert A. Taft
Brooks
KCRG
KCRK
Marion
Monticello
Indians
Les Hipple
Ryan Field
Miami Beach
Kcrgkcrk
Gazette Radiolog Program Service Note
The Gazette announces it provides a radio program listing service to readers at no charge to stations. The note explains the service is offered by The Gazette as a public benefit and is available for participating radio stations.
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the Gazette
Friday Evening Radio Schedule on KCRK Network
A station lineup lists programs from 6:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. the next day, including Tello Test Deters Cents New Gabriel Heatter Sports Parade Fulton Lewis Newsreel E Coleman News and dance bands, plus farm roundup Marine Band polkas Record Revue and race entertainment across afternoon and evening slots.
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ABC
WMT
KCRG
Ed Hill
Tello
Jack Smith
Gabriel Heatter
Ranger
One Man’s Family
Marrow
Fulton Lewis
Richard Diamond
Mutual
Wolfe
Emil Coleman
Bath Schaintciatat
FBI For
Ozzie Magnificent
Monti
Marion
Harriet Montague
Monticello
Duffy's
Marion Sheriff Tavern
Hairston
Young
Dennis
Marion Figt Buccaneer
Allen Monti
Marion Hairston
Paul
H.S Playboys
Lonesome
Gal Douglas
Stern Cote Glee Club
Jose Melis
Bobby Meyers
Charlie Spivak
Pi Music
Orchestra
A.M
Rex Conn
General Store Heaven
Life Farm
Chuck Worcester Weews
Almanac Farming Business
Sons of Pioneers
Tiny Stokes
Jay Jay
Mary Alent
Library World Peace Adventures of
Archie Andrews
Audium
Red Cross
Ed McConnell
Library
Boston Symphony _ Theater of
Melody Radio Club
Eddy Arnold
Farm Marine Band Grand W485
News Farm Journa Central P
Land O’ Corp Corn Belt Voice of Lews
Ralph Flanagan
O. R.F
Owen Cowboys
Metropolitan Opera
Slim Bryant
United States
Morton
Nin Downey
Galen Drake
Hoffman
Gotterdamm City
Tait
Curt
Massey Gotterdamm
College
Yukon
National Guard
Benson
Hollywood
Upper Iowa
E. Coleman
Reary
Marion Pep
Monti-Marion
R. Flanagan
Curt Massey
Bobby Benson
KWCR Friday Evening Radio Schedule Collage
Radio lineup lists multiple music and program slots from 4:00 PM to 6:45 AM with hosts and artists including Beneke Garber Arnold and Navy bands. The fragment shows time stamps and program titles like Dining Music News and Dancing Party, plus police blotter and health segments.
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T. Beneke
Iowa
Jan Garber
WHBF TV Rock Island Friday Night Schedule
Listings show Captain Video at 6 PM and Perry Como at 10 PM. Afternoon and late-night programs include Mama Againt Crime Playhouse Maugham Tales Plainclothes and Prevue. Saturday morning features Grand Chance Biz Top Times Square and Basketball before sign off.
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Captain Video
Art Linkletter
Mama
Playhouse
Penthouse
Plainclothes
Perry Como
Prevue
Times Square
Ann
TV Schedule for Davenport Lineup Evening
WOC TV Davenport airs Kukla Fran at six, Showroom at six thirty, News at six forty five, Quiz Kids at seven, Big Story at eight thirty and Young Fight at nine.
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Fran
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights From Channel Five
The lineup lists wrestling at 9 45 P M Broadway at 11 P M Coming Saturday Afternoon at 12 noon Theater at 2 30 P M Nature at 4 30 P M Bob Considine at 4 45 P M and a Western Film at 5 P M
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Bob Considine
Nature
Ann
Martin Kane
Ames TV Schedule Evening Lineup
Friday night TV guide lists WOI Ames Channel 4: Your Health at 6:45, Newsreel at 7, Farm Facts at 7:30, Against Crime at 8, Charlie Wild at 8:30, Millionaire at 10, Billy Rose at 10:30 and Perry Como at 10:45.
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Charlie Wild
Young Fight
Billy Rose
Showroom
Perry Como
Know Your Legislator Rep Glenn Robinson of Delaware County
Des Moines report profiles Rep. Glenn E. Robinson a 47 year old Manchester lawyer Republican who began service in 1943 and has served in the 1945 1947 1949 and 54th general assembly. He authored a guardianship bill for estates of 500 or less. He sits on key committees including railroads where he is chairman and judiciary military and veterans affairs police regulation and more. Born November 27 1903 near Delhi he practiced law in Manchester and belongs to multiple civic groups. His wife Opal Hacker teaches Latin at Manchester high school.
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Des Moines
Glenn E. Robinson
Manchester
Belaware County
Iowa
House of Representatives
Robinson
Marine Corps
54Th General Assembly
Military and Veterans
Delhi
Earlville
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Methodist Church
Farm Bureau
Grange
Delaware County
Legion
el Kabir
DiSalle Signals Parity Concept Reconsideration
DES MOINES AP DiSalle at the 13th National Farm Institute urged modifying the parity concept if it hinders economic stability. He warned that government controls may extend to agricultural products as part of broader price stabilization efforts. He joined William H. Ruffin in criticizing wage and price controls as a panic measure and called for industry and agriculture to cooperate to curb inflation.
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DES Moines
Michael V. DiSalle
William H. Ruffin
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Ruffin
Attlee Victory in Commons Over Conservative Motion
The House of Commons defeated a Conservative bid to censure the Labour government over defense policy by 308 to 287. Churchill condemned the rearmament effort as inept and the vote marks the government's fourth and largest victory in two weeks. Conservatives had previously pressed coal meat and steel nationalization issues.
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London
House of Commons
House
Britain
Winston Churchill
Mayor and council terms proposed in Des Moines bill
A municipal code study committee proposal would set four year mayor and council terms with a two year mayor term after amendment. Election timing shifts to November on odd years and the municipal fiscal year to the calendar year. County official salaries would follow the federal CPI. Other bills include life insurance limits for fraternal societies and tax exemptions for farm machinery used by service members, plus various tax and homestead measures.
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Des Moines
Municipal Code Study Committee
Iowa House
House
J. Henry Lucken
Akron
Lucken
Scale Found in Snow in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids detectives pursued a wandering scale case. The portable scale once stood before McLellan's at Third Avenue and Second Street SE and vanished last September. It was recovered Thursday night from a snow bank at Second Avenue and Eighth Street SE and still held $4.72.
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Cedar Rapids
McLellan’s
Third Avenue
Second Street SE
Second Avenue
Eighth Street SE
Magee Drive Seeks New Fire Truck for Town
In Magee New York residents push a fundraising drive to buy a new fire truck and equipment for the local volunteer fire department, which has operated with a fire house for three years.
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Magee, N. Y
Iowa Senate drafts civil defense bill amid tax liberty shift
The Iowa Senate shaped a civil defense bill waiving mandatory county property tax levies and creating county and local defense councils. It includes a $750,000 two year appropriation to stockpile supplies and fund administration, with amendments narrowing governor powers to invasion threats and limiting federal command requirements.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Senate
Miliary Affairs Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Herman Knudson
Clear Lake
John P. Berg
Cedar Falls
Military Affairs Committee
State Defense Council
Murphy Indicates Price Job Refusal
New York Police Commissioner Thomas F. Murphy said he will not accept the federal price control enforcement post sought by President Truman. He cited his obligation to New York and indicated he would stick with his current duties, as Michael V. DiSalle urged him to reconsider. OPS would investigate price violations with prosecutions handled by the Justice Department.
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NEW York
Thomas F. Murphy
Federal
Price Control Enforcement
Truman
Murphy
Alger Hiss
Washington
Police
OPS
Justice Department
Iowa House Passes Twelve Bills Before Weekend Adjournment
The Iowa House approved twelve bills in under two hours with votes ranging from 80 to 95 to one. Measures included allowing teachers with seven years of service a one year leave of absence without losing job status and permitting 16 year olds to work in bowling alleys. Others set criteria for a state fire chief and trustees for federal funds, lowered cosmetology licensing age to 18, and raised township maintenance levies from 1 to 1 mill.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
State Board of Social Welfare
Old Iowa Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Norway Soldier Killed in Korea
Cpl. William Sevening, 29, of Norway, killed in action February 6 in Korea where he served since June 25, joining the 21st Infantry Division. A World War II veteran, he is survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Sevening, four brothers Marvin Martyn Everett and Ronald, and four sisters Maxine Charlene Mrs. George Madson and Miss Virgil Severing.
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Norway
William Sevening
Korea
Cpl. Sevening
Mary Sevening
21St Infantry Division
Cpl
Levering
Marvin
Martyn
Navy
Everett
Ronald
Maxine
Charlene
George Madson
Virgil Severing
Cedar Rapids
Seven Nazis Given Stay on Executions Pending Appeal
Seven Nazi war criminals who were slated for hange in Germany Thursday received a stay of execution while their appeals proceed in U S courts the State Department announced.
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Washington
Germany
U. S
State Department
Labor Bills Proposed in Iowa House
A set of measures introduced in Des Moines would allow unemployed workers kept out by a lockout to claim unemployment benefits, exempt strikers, and curb union security. Proposals include Taft Hartley style union shop limits, voluntary arbitration, a 30 day cooling off, and dues collection rules along with other labor and judicial reforms.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Alfred Jones
Osceola
Henry Stevens
Scranton
House Labor Committee
Stevens
Clarence Updegraff
University of Iowa
Franks Wins 300 in National Midget Race Photo Contest
Cedar Rapids photographer Carl Franks won 300 dollars in the national Graflex contest for a midget race track accident photo. The image, taken at Cedar Rapids last May, ranked first in the action section Class B and helped him collect the 25 prize in the Iowa AP contest plus a 50 sweepstakes award. Franks has previously won a national prize with this type of image. He works for Russell's Railway Guides and contributes to The Gazette on an off hours basis.
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Carl Franks
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Franks
Cedar Rapids
Cedar’s Oval
Iowa Associated Press News
Russell's Railway Guides
the Gazette
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