Evashevski Named Iowa Coach At $15 000 A Year
Iowa s new head football coach Forest Evashevski will be the state s highest paid athletic coach at 15 000 annually under a five year plan. He resignes from Washington State where his contract ends in three years. Raffensperger stays on with 10 000 salary. Evashevski brings three assistants from WSC and earns only 1 000 below the university president s pay.
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Gus Schrader
Gazette
Iowa
Forest Evashevski
State of Iowa
Iowa City
Evashevski
Washington State College
Pullman
Wash
Iowa Board
WSC
Washington State
Athletic Council
University of Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Leonard Raffensperger
Raffensperger
Raff
Vashevski
Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Alton Kircher
Michigan State
Bob Flora
Iowa Navy
Dan Stavely
Denver University
Virgil M. Hancher
Paul Brechler
Rugged 1952 Iowa State Faces New Mentor Evashevski
The University of Iowa barbs a tough 1952 schedule as Hawks hire Forest Evashevski as head coach. He will start Feb 1 and plans to move to Iowa City after NCA A meetings in Cincinnati. Evashevski praises Brechler Blommers program and vows hard work to rebuild. He notes seven Big Ten games and mentions Pitt Notre Dame as part of a demanding slate.
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University of Iowa
Hawks
Forest Evashevski
Evashevski
the Gazette
Pullman
Wash
Iowa
Spokane
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Cincinnati
Paul Brechler
Evasheviski
Iowa City
Paul Blommers
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Purdue
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Minnesota
Illinois
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Brechler
Blommers
Pitt
Evy
Washington State
Chuck Taylor
Stanford
Taylor
Forest Evashevski Named Iowa Head Coach
Forest Evashevski named new Iowa head coach with a five year 15000 dollar yearly contract. He is 33, married to Ruth Brown’s daughter, and father of Forest Jr Jim Marian and John. A Michigan star in 1938 to 1940 he coached at Hamilton Pitt Syracuse Michigan State and Washington State before taking Iowa post starting February 1 1952.
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Forest Evashevski
Iowa
Eva-Shev
U.S
Michigan
Forest, Jr
Jim
Marian
John
Ruth Brown
Fritz Crisler
Tommy Harmon
Hamilton
N.Y
Pitt
Navy
Biggie Munn
Syracuse
Michigan State
Washington State
Stassen Enters Illinois Primary
Harold E. Stassen plans to seek Republican presidential nomination in Illinois on April 8, joining other states in his primary bid.
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Stassen
Illinois
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Husband of Girl Who Disappeared Near Collapse in Miami Search
Hughnette LeMay, 21, vanished while fishing along the Florida Keys route. Her husband George LeMay 26, brother Raymond Daoust, and Deputy Barker led a wide search using planes, boats, and helicopters as investigators weigh kidnapping or accident theories. a $500 reward was offered for clues.
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Miami
Florida Keys
George LeMay
Hughnette LeMay
Montreal
Raymond Daoust
James Barker
Barker
J. Lancelot Lester
Hughnette
Cuba
Carmen LeMay
Florida West Coast
Tamiami Trail
Naples
Fort Myers
Key West
LeMays
Daoust
Red Cross Seeks 85 Million in 1952 Fund Drive
Washington report says the American Red Cross aims for an absolute minimum of 85 million dollars in its March 1952 fund campaign. President Harriman notes expanded services to the armed forces require a higher goal and appeals for additional blood funds. John S. Sinclair of New York is named national chairman of the drive.
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Washington
Red Cross
Roland Harriman
John S. Sinclair
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Harriman
Churchill and Truman Open Major Talks at White House
President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill meet at the White House for initial talks on raw materials including Britain's steel needs. A special committee of economic experts will study the issue and report back Tuesday. Britain seeks steel from the U S while the Americans need tin from Malaya.
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Washington
Truman
Churchill
Britain
White House
U. S
Malaya
Pentagon
Defense
Lovett
Acheson
Gen. Bradley
Furniture Mart Honors Gazette Building Editor
Naomi Doebel of The Gazette Cedar Rapids was honored for best reporting of home furnishing news in the 50 000 to 100 000 circulation class by the American Furniture Mart in Chicago. She was one of two Cedar Rapids women cited, with Donna Nicklas of Perfect Home also receiving an award.
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Cedar Rapids
Naomi Doebel
The
Gazette
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
Miss Doebel
Anther
Donnaise Nicholas
Stamats Publishing Company
Betty Pepis
Alfred Zipser
New York Times
Edward Barry
Anne Douglas
Chicago Tribune
Lisbon G I Held By Chinese Reds Sends Yule Card
Eloise Kohl of Lisbon received a handmade Christmas card dated December 16 from her husband Corporal Robert Kohl a prisoner of the Chinese in Korea. He reported good health Christmas meals and gifts for POWs at Chiang Song North Korea and asked for photos.
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Lisbon
G.I
Eloise Kohl
Robert Kohl
Korea
Kohl
Cpl
Chiang-Song
North Korea
Cpl. Kohl
G. I
Pleven Beaten in Confidence Vote in Paris
Paris Premier Rene Pleven’s government lost a budget confidence vote on Monday night. Political quarters expected resignations follow the defeat.
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Pleven
Paris
Rene Pleven
Seven Missing In $1 Million Fire In Massachusetts
WESTFIELD MASS UP seven persons were listed as missing after a $1 000 000 fire wrecked the Professional building in the business district. Sixteen were recovering at a hospital from burns and injuries. Fire officials said some missing may be found alive as searches continued. Policeman James H Cavanaugh and Fireman Alfred Hicks helped batter doors and rescue occupants amid heat and smoke.
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Westfield
Mass
James H. Cavanaugh
Norman de Gray
Alfred Hicks
Hicks
Communists questioned on armistice aims at Panmunjom
Vice Admiral C Turner Joy warned that growing signs suggest the Communists may seek war rather than peace. Joy, Ridgway and others pressed for airfield construction limits as subcommittees planned more talks. Communist delegates laughed and delayed as the talks stalled with no progress reported.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Panmunjom
C. Turner Joy
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Joy
Eisenhower Says He Is Republican But Won't Actively Seek Nomination
Gen Eisenhower declares himself a Republican and would accept the party's nomination if offered but will not pursue it. The Paris statement ends five years of uncertainty over his presidential prospects and prompts renewed GOP activity while Democrats face pressure from draft supporters. The move shifts leverage to Taft and strengthens backers pressing a convention bid. President Truman avoided comment on the general's statement.
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Cobse
Ike
Sen
Lodge
R-Mass
Washington
Gen
Eisenhower
Paris
New Hampshire
G.O.P
Taft
White House
Truman
Four Die in Flash Fire Apartment Garage Destruction
Police report a blaze in a concrete garage converted to an apartment in Detroit killed four residents. The fire, likely sparked by an overheated stove, burned their beds and left nothing intact.
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Detroit
Fire Wipes Multiple Atlantic City Hotels On Boardwalk
A wind whipped rampage Monday destroyed three hotels and a block of boardwalk stores along Atlantic City’s famed boardwalk. The St. Charles hotel suffered a 300 room loss as winter closures limited operations. Officials unsure of blaze cause. damage estimated in the millions.
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Atlantic City
St. Charles
Boardwalk
Yanks Down Seven MIGs
U S jet planes destroyed seven Russian MIG-15 jets and damaged 12 in two days of air fighting over northwest Korea. Sabres shot down two MIGs and damaged two on Monday, after blasting five jets the previous day. U S losses were not reported.
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Seoul
U. S
Korea
Carlsen Convoy Near Port After Atlantic Storm
Captain Kurt Carlsen and the Flying Enterprise were 152 miles from Falmouth as tug Turmoil towed the crippled freighter toward harbor. The vessel faced worst Atlantic weather in 50 years with fog and swells, while the tow zigzagged to ease strain.
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London
Kurt Carlsen
Enterprise
Haven
Falmouth
Carlsen
Soviet urges U N meeting to break Korean truce deadlock
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky said the Korean truce talks are in a deadlock and urged a U N Security Council meeting to explore ways to help them. He noted the move would not disrupt talks at Panmunjom or shift negotiations to Paris and would not delay the talks.
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Joy
Way
Panmunjom
Paris
Vishinsky
Security Council
Korea
E Merl Young Pleads Innocent in Influence Peddling Probe
E Merl Young a former RFC examiner facing a perjury charge linked to an influence peddling inquiry pled innocent in Washington after flying from Florida. District Judge James R Kirkland set a $1000 bond and noted a bench warrant was held in abeyance due to improper service of notice for the Friday arraignment.
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Washington
E. Merl Young
RFC
Young
James R. Kirkland
Florida
Kirkland
Kefauver To Run in Ohio For Presidential Nomination
Rep. Hays of Ohio said a full slate of delegates will enter the Ohio Democratic primary for Sen. Kefauver. He noted written consent is required and that Kefauver had not yet provided it. Hays predicted President Truman will not run in Ohio primaries.
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Washington
Rep
Hays
Ohio
Sen
Kefauver
Tenn
Truman
Eisenhower Endorsed by Times and Sun Times
New York Times and Chicago Sun Times endorse General Eisenhower for the White House, backing his foreign policy record as key reasons for support.
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Tke
New York Times
New York
Eisenhower
Chicago Sun- Times
White House
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Chang Chun-tsai
Howard M. Turner
Nuckols
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