Five Day Iowa Deer Season Set in 75 Years
The Iowa State Conservation Commission approved a five day open deer season from December 10 to 14 for 45 counties. Only Iowa residents may hunt with 9 am to 4 pm shooting hours, one deer per hunter, and up to 20 000 hunters total. Licenses cost 15 dollars. bows and rifles with rifled slugs are permitted.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
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Bruce Stiles
Commission
Des Moines
Stiles
Holiday Inn Beer Permit Revoked by Cedar Rapids Council
Cedar Rapids officials canceled the Holiday Inn beer license for 100 Ninth Street SE after a history of disturbances culminating in a drunken incident and a fight last Saturday night. Detective Inspector John Hanna urged revocation citing repeated police calls and unruly conduct since the beer permit was issued.
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Holiday Inn
Nellie Dever
Ninth Street SE
Alex Abodeely
John Hanna
Council
Holiday ‘Inn
Iowa City
Hanna
Adonis Pleads Innocent to Kefauver Perjury Charges
Washington report states Joe Adonis a New Jersey racketeer pled innocent to perjury charges tied to his testimony before the Kefauver senate crime committee. The indictment accuses him of lying during questioning on organized crime links and operations.
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Joe Adonis
New Jersey
Kefauver Senate Crime Committee
Freed from Jail Man Rearrested On Bigamy Count
A 24 year old Cedar Rapids man Truman McDowell Jr was released from county jail after posting 3500 bond on a federal Dyer act charge and rearrested on a state bigamy count on the jail steps. He is accused of marrying Geraldine Carroll in Aurora Illinois on May 31 while still married to Irene McDowell.
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Truman McDowell
Coldstream Avenue
McDowell
Illinois
Willis A. Glassgow
Geraldine J. Carroll
Aurora
Ill
Irene
L. McDowell
German Mayor Invites Soviet Official To See Food War Toll
Berlin dispatch reports Kreuzberg borough chief Willi Kressman invited a top Soviet High Commissioner to visit West Berlin to observe Germans from the Red belt lining up for food. The tense exchange comes amid a heated food relief dispute affecting the Soviet zone and allied sectors.
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Berlin
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Red Belt
West Berlin
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Kreuzberg
U.S
Kressmann
East German Polio Spread Amid Revolt And Rationing
Polio cases rise in East Germany as revolt and martial law grip Saxony and Thuringia. Authorities shut pools, banned dances, and canceled sports events amid food shortages. Exiled Socialist Kressmann challenges Soviet policies by distributing food near the East Berlin border.
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East Germany
Saxony
Thuringia
Camp Good Health Budget Report 1953
A partial financial listing shows Camp Good Health receipts including anonymous 4.106.71 and 3,529.29 needed to balance a 1953 budget of 7,758.00. Individual contributions noted include Mrs Nettie M Sisam 10.00 Delta Sunday school Trinity Wotheciss GONG 5.00 Killians Accessories 5.00 Deacon District Garden club 2.00. Total 4,228.71.
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Delta Sunday School of Trinity Wotheciss
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Killian
Deacon
Marine soldier survives 60 hours behind enemy lines
A 22 year old Marine squad leader from Cincinnati detailing a 60 hour ordeal on the Western Front in Korea. Trapped in a bunker by Chinese shellfire he fought through multiple assaults, survived a grenade blast and escaped with wounds. He found food after reaching Marine lines and was treated for injuries described as not serious but exhausting.
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Cincinnati
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Marine
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Berlins
East Ber
Truck Hit by Plane Kills At Least Three In Harlingen
A crop-dusting plane crashed into a truck carrying farm workers near Harlingen Texas on Thursday local authorities said at least three people were killed and about 15 injured in the run down rural scene amid the crash debris and smoke in the field.
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Texas
Highway Patrol
Linn County Assessor budget set at 42515 for 1957 term
Linn County Conference Board approved a 42515 budget for the assessor’s office for 1957, cutting 9325 from this year’s total. M. G. Linkletter was reappointed to a four year term starting Jan 1, 1957, despite supervisor objections. Public hearing on the budget is set for Aug 11 in the courthouse.
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Linn County Conference Board
M. G. Linkletter
Board of Supervisors
Linkletter
Bing Crosby to Sell Race Horses for Inheritance Tax
Hollywood scene: Bing Crosby puts 65 race horses up for sale to cover nearly a million dollars in inheritance tax on his late wife Dixie's share of the Crosby fortune. Larry Crosby says other properties and stocks will be liquidated to meet the levy.
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Crosby
Larry
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West
Los Angeles
Pebble Beach
Calif
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Bing
Dixie
California
Soviet Denunciation of Behind-Back Western Talks
Pravda lambasted an invitation for a Big Four foreign ministers meeting on Germany and Austria as a backroom deal to force Soviet positions. It argued Moscow would talk only with an agreed agenda and warned the Western aim was to bolster Adenauer and push a European army.
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Pravda
Germany
Austria
Russia
Communist Party
U. S
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Hree
Washington
Adenauer
West Germany
Sterin
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Editors Barred In Harvard Summer Crimson
Harvard summer school officials ordered editors of the Summer Crimson to stop printing editorials. The conflict centers on a planned piece criticizing the Harvard Corporation over the suspension with pay of Prof. Helen Deane Markham who declined to answer congressional investigators on communism. An editor said the paper is partially subsidized and not the school's official view.
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Harvard University
Summer Crimson
Eisenhower
Harvard Corporation
University Genernying
Ipay
Helen Deane Marksham
Medical School
Lovers fainting pact ends in life
In Naples Nunzia Majone and Antonio Mainardi, ages 20 and 21, planned a mutual suicide over arranged marriage. Both wounded in a street encounter, they fainted. bystanders panicked, but at the hospital they woke, embraced, and the nurse fainted.
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Nunzia Majone
Antonio Mainardi
Antonio
Nunzia
Framework For Signing Seen Ready
North Korea hinted the armistice is ready for formal approval as talks near completion. Allied sources report minor items remain and prisoner exchanges near agreement while Swiss Swedes arrive to oversee the process.
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U. S
South Korea
Munsan
Rhee thanks troops after hill seizure near central front
South Korean infantry captured Sam Hwon Hill as a gift for President Rhee but Reds retook it two hours later. Rhee appeared at the front weeping, thanking ROKs for standing against the Kumsong bulge offensive and urging continued sacrifices toward a common objective.
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Seoul
Sam Hwon
Rhee
Kumsong Bulge
ROK
Committee Backs Immigration Bill With 240000 Quota Increase
The House Judiciary Committee approved the bill 17 to 12 to admit 240000 extra immigrants, mostly Europeans, over three years. Provisions to include Japanese, Chinese and Arabs were dropped, while 1000 Korean orphans were added.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
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