Rankin Hebert Purge Ratified By Committee
In Washington the House Democrats ratified a leadership purge removing anti administration Democrats John Rankin of Mississippi and F Edward Hebert of Louisiana from the un American activities committee. Rankin accepted. Hebert protested as he claimed purge for States Rights stance. Rankin chairs Veterans affairs. Hebert is a former journalist.
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Washington
House
un-American Activities Committee
John E Rankin
Mississipp
F. Edward Hebert
Louisiana
Truman
Rankin
Salmi
Hebert
House Committee On Veterans Affairs
Congressional committee shifts favor Southerners in reorganization
The House leadership finalized committee placements with Southerners holding most new seats. Francis E. Walter Burr P Harrison John McSweeney Morgan M. Moulder named to posts while Rankin becomes veterans chair and Hebert remains ninth on armed services. Colmer regains a seat on House Rules, and Lyle Madden McSweeney Delaney join Rules as members.
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House
Francis E. Walter
Burr P. Harrison
John McSweeney
Ohio
Morgan M. Moulder
Rankin
Veterans Committee
Hebert
Armed Services Committee
William M. Colmer
Mississippi
House Rules Committee
John E. Lyle, Jr
Texas
Ray J. Madden
Indiana
Jo McSweeney
James J. Delaney
New York
Six Penn Students Sentenced on Draft Charges
Six Penn college students from Oskaloosa were sentenced in federal court to 18 months in prison for failing to register for the peacetime draft. A seventh pled innocent. The six pleaded guilty after earlier innocence pleas, with the judge noting possible five year sentences and $1000 fines, all citing Quaker religious beliefs.
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Penn College
Charles A. Dewey
Des Moines
Oskaloosa
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Earlham
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Russell A Henderson
David E Jensen
Harvey L. Marshall
C Ievel
H. Hoover
Sports Final And American Forum Of The Air Highlights
On KCRG network Tuesday night the outdoor experts host Sports Final at 9 45 discussing hunting and fishing with a listener contest for prizes. American Forum of the Air marks its 21st anniversary presenting Rep Emanuel Celler and Len Mundt debating whether the Un American Activities Committee should be abolished with a telecast debut.
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David Harding
Newx
Oeck Smith
Austin
Newa
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Geerr
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Bob
Mutual
Hope
Wolf
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Fulton Lewis
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Musical Clock
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Cliff
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Paradise
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Godfrey
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Jack Bererand
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Judy
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Ma Aione
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Ier
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Mystery radio lineups and March of Dimes drive noted
KCRG reports strong support for its March of Dimes drive with many letters containing contributions. Tonight mystery fans can hear two musts on KCRG KCRK’s schedule: Official Detective at 7 30 and The Lone Wolf at 8 30.
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Esults
KCRG
KCRK
Radio schedule notes and program listings across stations
A garbled bulletin lists varied radio programs and anchors including Robert Harleigh and O'Hanlon with times from morning to late evening. It references sports, news updates, devotions, and music blocks on MBS channels with multiple host names and program titles.
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State Denied Stay in Cedar River Dam Case
The federal circuit court of appeals denied without prejudice the state of Iowa’s request for a stay on the Moscow dam project by the First Iowa Hydro Electric Cooperative. Iowa appeals a Federal Power Commission license for a $50 million Cedar River project near Muscatine.
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Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
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Iowa
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Cedar River
Federal Power Commission
Muscatine
Des Moines
Neil Garrett
Garrett
Two Men Fail to Appear in Iowa City Court
Two men facing charges did not appear as their cases were called in district court. Robert Holdy of Chicago is charged with entering an Iowa City fraternity house on July 9 with intent to commit larceny, and Carl Edward Paintin of Oxford is charged with drunken driving. District Judge Harold D Evans said bonds would be forfeited immediately and the men would be fugitives. Holdy's bond was $2,500 and Paintin's $500. Eddy had been released from jail on Oct 29 with a bond furnished by F A Hoffa of Waterloo. Eddy was to go to trial, but the court moved up Ralph Jarrett's trial in Iowa City.
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Robert Holdy
Chicago
Carl Edward Paintin
Oxford
Harold D Evans
Eddy
Paintin
F. A Hoffa
Waterloo
Ralph Jarrett
Girl Suffocated in Ottumwa Fire
A small daughter of Mr and Mrs David Kingery died Monday in a fire that destroyed their new home on the outskirts of Ottumwa. Helen Kathleen Kingery was trapped when the chimney collapsed the doorway. firefighters attempted rescue and CPR but could not revive her. No other injuries were reported.
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Ottumwa
David Kingery
Helen Kathleen
Boys' Rowboat Trip to Arabia Foiled by Cops
Two Des Plaines youths 18 and 14 planned a Des Plaines to Gulf of Mexico voyage by rowboat armed with a harmonica a saxophone and a rifle. Ice forced delays they lacked oars and police found their riverbank camp four days later.
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Arabia
Chicago
Des Plaines
Robert Hovdal
Robert Hoch
Hovdal
U.S
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Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Hoch
Landlord Denied Iron Lung for Paralyzed Wife
Milwaukee board of realtors urged aid for William Lea high whose landlord refused to allow his wife Betty Leahigh to use an iron lung at home. Leahigh, paralyzed since 1946, was told her husband could not move her to the apartment of her mother, County General Hospital later approved a night iron lung setup.
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Milwaukee Board of Realtors
John J. Roache
William Leahigh
William L. Schumaker
C . O’brien
Betty Leahigh
Leahigh
County General Hospital
Realtor Board to Probe Leahigh Plight at Special Meeting
The board of realtors plans a special meeting after Leahigh’s plight is raised by Schumaker as Mrs. O'Brien’s apartment issue is investigated and potential aid considered.
Consignment of Cattle and Sheep Sets Local Record
A record shipment of 612 cattle and 2719 sheep from Britton to South St. Paul brought about 170000 dollars in sales for Ray Jarrett 50 of Britton SD rancher. About half the animals sold for 90000 dollars. Jarrett markets all his stock at once and sent forty carloads last year.
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South ST. Paul
Ray Jarrett
Britton
S.D
Jarrett
Theater Time For Tuesday
The Gazette lists today’s double feature times for Paramount Iowa State Town Palace Times Strand and Marion venues with showings for Forever Am The Return of October Kiss the Blood off My Hands Texas Brooklyn and Heaven Kyre Secrets Argyle Secrets Blockade Also Die Easter Parade Mystery in Mexico Dream Girl Lulu Belle Saigon Beat the Baird That Lady in Ermine and Raw Deal in scheduled slots.
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Guy Madison
Texas
Brooklyn
Heaven
State Today
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Paramount
Iowa
Texas, Brooklyn
Argyle
Lulu Belle
Saigon
the Baird
Jean Arthur Set For Three Films In Hollywood Comeback
Hollywood gossip notes Jean Arthur ends her Hollywood phobia and will shoot three pictures this week. The piece cites her return after strong fan support for A Foreign Affair and mentions Gene Tierney declining to be on Everybody Does It, plus Betty Hutton planned for the Last of the Red Hot Mamas project and Merle Oberon’s divorce proceeding.
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INS
Jean Arthur
Gene Tierney
New York
Nunnally Johnson
Paramount
Betty Hutton
Sophie Tucker
Hollywood Gossip Echoes European Travel Plans and Arrivals
The report notes Count Cini returning to Italy and Errol Flynn agreeing to Nora’s separate life. Eleanor Roosevelt arrives March 1 to Hollywood for broadcasts with her daughter Anna. The Roosevelts’ Los Angeles home includes three children. Clark Gable plans four months in Europe with a car tour of Switzerland and the Riviera. Martha Vickers and Mickey Rooney dine at Beverly Hills club amid dating rumors and a ring exchange.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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Jimmy
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Clark Gable
Europe
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Riviera
Martha Vickers
Mickey
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