Texans Plan Race Track Philanthropy
Inez Robb reports Texas oilmen Sid Richardson and Clint Murchison are pursuing a philanthropic race track empire. They have acquired a Pacific coast track and may buy Santa Anita Arlington Saratoga Belmont and Hialeah. Proceeds would aid underprivileged boys, with tax benefits for donations. The plan draws mixed reactions among critics and racing enthusiasts.
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Inez Robb
New York
Texas
Lone Star
Doc
Sid Richardson
Clint Murchison
Theer
Messrs
Richardson
Murchison
Croesus
U.S
Pacific Coast
Santa Anita
Arlington
Saratoga
Belmont
Hialeah
Richard
Fight for No 2 Chinese Communist Niche Reported
Hong Kong reports a budding power struggle in China between Premier Chou En-lai and Liu Shao-chi. Francis Griffith, an Australian trader in Shanghai, relayed rumors from officials and the Shanghai mayoral circle that Liu, Mao Zedong’s chief theoretician, vies with Chou for leadership as Mao's health fluctuates.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
Chou En-lai
Liu Shao-chi
Party
Francis Griffith
Griffith
Chen Yi
Liu
Red
China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Chou
Igh
Peiping
He and She a Acrobe 1 Mom and
Puzzle-like clue list with pairings and numbered word hints including agents of misdirection and a mix of slang, scales, and anatomy terms likely from a crossword style page. Names Mamie Vernon and others appear as partial solutions amid thematic set.
Puzzle clue answers prompt
Answers to the previous puzzle show a set of terms with clues for directions dress clenched hands sea nym festivals and community plate. The list maps to common crossword style words guiding theme and cross references for solving the puzzle.
Liu the expansionist cited by Griffith as Chinese communism critic
Griffith labels Liu as an expansionist amid remarks on Chinese communism. The fragment notes a critique context without full details or broader context.
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Tionist
Liu
Griffith
Chaplin Dinner Hosted by Chou En-lai Near Geneva
Chou En-lai hosted a dinner Sunday night for Charlie Chaplin and his wife Oona O Neill Chaplin at the Red Chinese delegation villa outside Geneva. Swiss police and Communist security guards controlled entry. Chaplin, a British subject famed for four decades in American film, recently received the World Peace Prize from a Communist sponsorship.
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Geneva
INS
Chou En-lai
Charlie Chaplin
Chou
Chaplin
Oona O’neill Chaplin
U. S
Ten Suspensions Declared by Judge Benesh in Municipal Court
Judge Charles Benesh suspended ten licenses in municipal court actions. Duane Kromminga 21 of Keystone received 30 days for overtaking on the right. Frank Foushee’s license suspended until proof of financial responsibility after a traffic arrest. Additional suspensions issued for reckless driving and speeding to named individuals with bond forfeiture noted. Hersel Edgeton received 30 days jail for driving while suspended.
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Charles Benesh
Duane Kromminga
Keystone
Kromminga
Benesh
Milton Tefer
K Street
Herman Klith
Fifteenth Street SE
Tefer
Klrth
Donald Jennings
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Duane Elsbury
Fifth Street NW
Bobby Jeffrey
Marion
Gerald Rogers
Westwoodsdrive NW
Frank Callahan
Twelfth Avenue
William Hoffman
First Avenue SE
Hersel Edgeton
Fourth Street
Old Quaker House Built in 1702 at Portsmouth
The Old Quaker meeting house in Portsmouth Rhode Island, among New England's oldest, dates to 1702. Hessian soldiers were housed there during the American Revolution.
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Portsmouth
R.I
New England
FBI and Police Hunt Brooklyn Bank Safecrackers
FBI agents and police hunted a gang of safecrackers after they looted a federally insured Brooklyn bank on Sunday. The thieves escaped with between 13000 and 18000 dollars in coins, according to early reports.
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New York
FBI
Brooklyn
Top Awards to C R Drivers in Company Roadeo
Cedar Rapids drivers dominated Western Transportation Company roadeo at Hawkeye Downs Sunday. Don Ballard and Tom Carney, Cedar Rapids, won tandem-axle first and second. Leon Van Tassel, Cedar Rapids, won single-axle with Des Moines’ James Raver second. In straight tracks Don Minnis and Ralph Pederson, both Cedar Rapids, placed first and second. Thirty-two drivers from eight Iowa cities entered tests as part of the safety program. Firsts earned 40 dollars, seconds 20.
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Cedar Rapids
Western Transportation Company
Hawkeye Downs
Don Ballard
Tom Carney
Leon van Tassel
James Raver
Des Moines
Don Minnis
Ralph Pederson
Iowa
Former Army Radio Chief Joined Air Force in 1950
The article notes a former chief radio operator aboard an army transport ship who transferred to the air force in 1950. He is married with one son and resides in Hiawatha trailer court. It also lists Ralph L. Miller, 20, of 1114 Thirteenth Lane SE, enlisting in the air force and heading to Lackland AFB for recruit training. Twin brothers Frank Roy Peterson and George Troy Peterson, both 20, enlisted in the army. they are sons of Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Peterson of 2101…
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Air Force
Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Army
Ralph L. Miller
Thirteenth
L Avenue SE
Lackland Air Force Base
Frank Roy Peterson
George Troy Peterson
Frank R. Peterson
Urbana Trucker Files Bankruptcy Petition
Dexter Grover Wolfe a truck driver of Urbana files a bankruptcy petition in federal district court Cedar Rapids listing debts of 6629.37 and assets of 5975 with 4425 exempted. The case is referred to John H Mitchell referee in bankruptcy Fort Dodge Northern district of Iowa.
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Federal District Court
Cedar Rapids
Dexter Grover Wolfe
Urbana
John H. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Northern
Iowa
Second Air Force recruiter assigned to Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids recruiting office reports a second air force recruiter for the area. M/Sgt. Clare W. Davis, from Camden, Michigan, joins from his previous post as communications chief at Claysburg Air Force Base in Pennsylvania. A typical recruiting tour lasts three years, and Davis has 15 years of service.
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Air Force
Cedar Rapids
Clare W. Davis
Camden, Mich
Claysburg Air Force Base
Pennsylvania
Twelfth Polio Case Reported in Cedar Rapids
The season's twelfth polio case was reported in Cedar Rapids affecting Marvin Rowley, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rowley of 201 Liberty Drive SE. He was hospitalized at Mercy last Saturday and showed no paralysis by Monday morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Marvin Roweley
M. E. Rowley
Liberty Drive SE
Mercy
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Commie Niche Reported
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Direct
He and
Paradise
Mamie
Vernon
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Eighth Street SE
Third Avenue
Third Street E
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