Allies Offer Deal To End Survey Snag
U N truce negotiators proposed to withdraw one neutral nation from the supervising commission and have inspections by two neutrals per side, with Switzerland and Sweden for the U N and Czechoslovakia and Poland for the Communists. China objected to the nominated nations. Prisoner exchange talks made no headway after a 58 minute session. Communist artillery moved forward on the west central front as fighting eased due to snow and rain along the 145 mile front.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Norway
Russia
Switzerland
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Pu Shan
Reds Move Artillery Close to Front in Korea
Allied scout report from Eighth Army Headquarters Korea states troops shift artillery to nearer front lines as combat operations continue in the area.
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Eighth Army Headquarters
Korea
Gillette Protests German Debt Cut
Senator Gillette challenges canceling two billion of Germanys postwar debt as Washington plans to write off the amount to fund European army costs. He argues the move benefits private interests at taxpayers expense while officials say the write-off is needed.
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Washington
INS
State Department
Senate
Germany
U. S
Gillette
D-Ia
German Republic
Department
Bailey's on air pratfall shocks KCRG listeners
On air gaffe during Queen for a Day segment Jack Bailey pretended to smoke a cigarette with a wood wrapper and struck his head. Studio audience saw his legs buckle as the prop proved unexpectedly hard. Meanwhile Hawkeyes host Michigan State tonight at home with broadcasts starting 7 40.
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Ian Kcrg
Jack
OWA University
Hawkeyes
Michigan State
Bob Brooks
Iowa City
Your Radio and TV Log from The Gazette
The Gazette lists radio and television programs offered as a reader service at no charge to stations. Includes entries for CBS and other networks with time slots and channel details for local listings.
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Your Radio and TV
the Gazette
Radio Schedule for Tuesday Afternoon on FM 96.9 and Channel 245
On Tuesday afternoon, V Lopez hosts from 12:30 to 1:00 with O 1:00, then Dixieland 1:25, News 1:30, Say with Music 2:00, Show Case 2:25, News 2:30, Music 3:00, Listening Inn 3:15, News 3:30, Show Time 4:00, Platter Pantry 4:45, Crazy World 5:00, Yukon 5:30, Sky Kine 5:55, followed by News Brown.
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Whoxpco P
Tello
Gabriel Heatter Lonewe
World Mutual Nevssreel Ranger
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Fulton Lewis Henry J Taylor
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al Goodman
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Taft Confident MacArthur Backing for Nomination
Senator Taft tells colleagues he expects solid support from Gen. MacArthur at the Chicago convention. Taft says MacArthur would likely be keynote speaker if he backs him, while MacArthur’s own plans remain unclear. Maryland Eisenhower supporters seek MacArthur clarity on party views.
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Taft
Gen
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Maryland
Citizens For
Navy Recruiter Harry R. Eaton Replaces Cedar Rapids Post
Harry R. Eaton, Humboldt native and aviation electronicsman, began duty Monday as a navy recruiter in Cedar Rapids replacing Chief Petty Officer Glenn Minor who was reassigned to sea duty after a longer Cedar Rapids tour. Eaton, a ten-year navy veteran, recently served with a patrol squadron in Japan and previously at Des Moines headquarters. Also, Linn county draftee Richard K. Cooper joined marine corps induction, while a navy mobile X ray unit from Great Lakes visited Cedar Rapids, X raying 67 personnel before heading to Milwaukee for further X rays at Marquette University.
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Humboldt
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Cedar Rapids
Glenn Minor
Japan
Eaton
Des Moines
Linn County
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Marine Corps
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San Diego
Great Lakes Naval Station
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Foto Facts Sary and the Cedarapidian Brotherhood
A Cedarapidian reflects on the idea of universal membership in the brotherhood of man over coffee with Mike. He recalls spelling test words, reads from Erle Stanley Gardner’s Case of the Borrowed Brunette, and notes his slim odds of appearing in Who’s Who In America. The entries mention snow and the coming of early spring.
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Sary
Brotherhood of Man
Mike
Breakfast Nook
Erle Stanley Gardner
A. N. Marquis Publishing Company
Chicago
America
Granddad
Week in the life of a Cedar Rapids observer recalls art, travel and gears
A diary style summary recounts visits to an art gallery to view Grandma Moses pictures, a two story house fire near Ely, a note from E B H about a folding wheelchair, a railroader’s memory, a Stag party prop frame, and routine errands in Muscatine county Cedar Rapids and Mechanicsville, with reflections on radio, sports and family moments.
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Ed Murphy
Grandma Moses
Mike
Kohout Farm
Ely
Joe Godfrey
Arthur
Godfrey
John McGraw
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth
Harry Lillis Crosby
Jack Ogden
Olin
West Liberty
Muscatine County
E.B.H
Steve
Larson
Bob Cherry
Johnny Two
Dreaming of a new car over Sunday supper
A memory fragment recalls smelling bacon and eggs, taking a Sunday nap, then waking to a phone call. A supper with ham centers a dream about buying a new car with Elizabeth, contingent on affordability.
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Elizabeth
Woman Gets Year for Stabbing Man in Head
Waterloo dispatch reports Earline Curtis of Minter City Mississippi was jailed for one year in Rockwell Citys women's reformatory after stabbing a 29 year old man who drove a mile and a half to a hospital with the knife protruding above his left eye. The victim George Dunkley was released from Waterloo Hospital after the incident.
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Waterloo
INS
George C. Heath
Earline Curtis
Minter City
Miss
Rockwell City
George Dunkley
Durant High Student, 18, Killed in Car Crash
Davenport reports say Lemoyne Franzen of Stockton, an 18 year old Durant high school student, died after his car struck the rear of a cattle truck near Durant. Waldo Horn of Durant, driver of the truck, was uninjured. This marks the county's first auto fatality of the year.
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Davenport
Lemoyne Franzen
Stockton
Durant High School
Durant
Scott County
Waldo Horn
Yeggs Loot Brookside Provision, Canton Heist
In Canton Ohio robbers blew a safe at Brookside Provision Company piling fifteen ham blocks on the safe to muffle the blast and escaped with seven hundred twenty five dollars.
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Canton, Ohio
Yeggs
Brookside Provision Company
Columbus Junction Man Dies at 103
Joseph Kauffman 103, one of Iowa's oldest residents, died at his grandson Walter Kauffman's home in Columbus Junction. Born January 11, 1848 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania, he moved to Iowa at 21, worked as a farmhand, owned a farm, and retired. Surviving are two sons, a daughter, 19 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at a location to be announced. Body at Stephens funeral home.
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Columbus Junction
Joseph Kauffman
Iowa
Walter Kauffman
Harrisburg
Kauffman
Stephens Funeral Home
Arnall Plans No Drastic Decontrol
Washington United Press report says Ellis Arnall begins as price stabilizer pledging to raise ceilings only when safe and not planning widespread decontrol actions soon. He expects immediate price increases if ceilings are removed now but will keep the Di Salle committee to study lifting ceilings on some consumer goods like clothing and shades selling below caps.
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Washington
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Michael V. di Salle
Name on List but Malik Not on Ship
PARIS AP The Soviet embassy said Russia's chief U N delegate Jacob Malik remains in Russia. He and his wife and son were listed as passengers on the Cunard liner Queen Mary which docked in New York, but the Maliks were not aboard. Malik reportedly went to Moscow after the General Assembly ended its meeting.
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Russia
U.N
Jacob Malik
New York
Maliks
Malik
Moscow
General Assembly
Theater Time For Monday Theatres Show Daily Schedules
The Gazette lists today and tomorrow matinee and evening showings for Paramount Iowa State Palace Times Strand and other venues. Notable titles include Room for One More Las Vegas Story Harlem Globetrotters Flight to Mars The Highwayman Desert Fox Peking Express Ten Tall Men Corky of Gasoline Alley Blossoms in the Dust MGM Story Starlift More than a Secretary and Cimmaron Kid with times across venues.
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Gazette
Paramount
Iowa
State
Las Vegas
Mars
Palace
Desert Fox
Peking Express
Corky
Inverness Doctor Recalls 1903 Rural Practice Career
Dr W L Ervin, 75, chronicled a 33 year rural medical career in Inverness Mississippi. He treated patients with little care for fees, often accepted barter, and recalled a 1903 start riding with medicine in saddle bags. A Memphis hospital visit sparked $2000 in local donations from Sunflower county folks.
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Doc Ervin
Sunflower County
Miss
Inverness
W.L. Ervin
Dr. Ervin
Ervin
French Yield Key Indo-Chinese Site
Saigon reports the French abandon Hoa Binh in north Indo-China moving 20,000 troops to a perimeter around Hanoi. Gen Raoul Salan cited the capstone retreat as the town loses strategic value after Vietminh bypass and Red China supplies flow in.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Hoa Binh
Hanoi
Raoul Salan
Red China
American golden plovers voyage from Nova Scotia to South America
A report notes an aerial journey where American golden plovers depart from a Nova Scotia rendezvous and trace a broad Atlantic route toward the northeast coast of South America, highlighting their migratory pattern and geographic scope.
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Nova Scotia
Atlantic
South America
Six Rescued From Grounded Fishing Vessel Belle Isle
Coast guardsmen rescued six crew members of the 110 foot trawler Belle Isle after it ran aground northeast of Cape Henry light. An amphibious duck from the Virginia Beach lifeboat station took off the men who were all in shock.
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Norfolk
Belle Isle
Cape Henry
Virginia Beach
Grounding of Vessel Leaves Crew Unable to Communicate
Coast guard spokesman said none of the crew could talk after the grounding and exposure, and the cause could not be determined at once.
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Coast Guard
Kefauver and MacArthur Withdrawn From Minnesota Primary
Minnesota Attorney General Burnquist approved the withdrawals of General MacArthur and Senator Kefauver from the March 18 presidential primary. He ruled a state law requiring a disclaimer of ambitions before withdrawal arbitrary and invalid. Both officials said their names were entered without consent.
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ST. Paul
J. A. A. Burnquist Morday
Gen. MacArthur
Sen
Kefauver
Minnesota
Burnquist
MacArthur
Mike Holm
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