Spanish Price of Bases Too High for U.S.
Washington reports that the United States seeks a drastic cut in Spain’s price for use of American air and naval bases as talks on aid and base rights continue. Madrid proposes immediate access to 125 million dollars in aid with no strings, large military aid, security guarantees, and a possible American-Spanish alliance, creating a sharp clash with U.S. aims for simultaneous base and aid agreements.
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Washington
U. S
Spain
Russia
U.S
Madrid
Congress
Daily Record Weather and Local Notices July 30 1952
The page reports temperatures for cities including Bismarck Minneapolis New Orleans and Phoenix with highs around 80 to 96 and lows in the 40s to 70s. Forecasts predict fair and cooler conditions then warmer midweek with scattered showers in the northeast. Weather totals include precipitation 3.06 inches and normal July totals.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
C O
Orleans
Beaver
New York
Uth
Phoenix
Mont
Beton
Iowa
CIO Reluctantly Accepts Board Role in Wage Stabilization Plan
The CIO reluctantly agreed to join a new Wage Stabilization Board patterned after the old one but lacking powers to settle labor disputes. In a letter to President Truman CIO Chief Philip Murray cited weaknesses in the economic controls law as the reason for hesitation.
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Washington
INS
CIO
Truman
Philip Murray
Feud End Seen By Summerfield
National Chairman Arthur E. Summerfield said the Taft Eisenhower feud is fading. He announced campaign appointees Wayne Hood executive director Wesley Roberts director of organization and Stanley Pratt as Summerfield's representative to Eisenhower headquarters.
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Washington
Arthur E. Summerfield
Republican Party
Summerfield
Wayne J. Hood
la Crosse
Taft
National Committee
Wesley Roberts
Holton
Kan
National
Eisenhower
Stanley R. Pratt
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Cedar Rapids Family Injured in California Bus Crash
Three members of the John L. Hodges family from Cedar Rapids were injured when their Greyhound overturned near Devore California. Mrs Hodges 41 remained in serious condition. John Hodges 44 and daughter Jane 4 were treated and released. Twenty five others injured, four seriously, in collision involving Salt Lake City to Los Angeles bus on Route 66. The Hodges had left Cedar Rapids last Saturday and planned to explore moving to Burbank.
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John L. Hodges
Cedar Rapids
Greyhound
Devore
Calif
San Bernardino
Hodges
St. Bernadine’s Hospital
John Hodges
Jane
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Burbank
Truman names arbitration panel in wage dispute
President Truman named a three man arbitration panel to handle the wage dispute between North American Aviation Inc and the United Auto Workers of America. The action follows ongoing negotiations as workers seek terms acceptable to both sides.
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Kansas City
Truman
North American Aviation, Inc
United Auto Workers of America
Nebraska Senator Expects Taft to Visit Eisenhower in Denver
Nebraska Senator Butler said after talks with Gen. Eisenhower that Taft will likely visit Denver to confer with the general. Butler, a former Taft supporter, reported 100 percent GOP backing for Eisenhower and noted Taft's possible Denver visit after his Canadian vacation.
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Denver
INS
Nebraska
Butler
Taft
Eisenhower
G.O.P
Dwight Griswold
Senator Seaton
Douglas proposes using tax money to finance campaigns
Senate Democrat Paul Douglas urged using public tax funds to finance political campaigns with a spending cap. He argued current campaigns are largely funded by wealthy contributors who demand repayment or oppose candidates in future races.
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Douglas
Chicago
Paul Douglas
Illinois Democrat
City Briefs Roundup of Local Meetings and Incidents
Ambar Grotto hosts a Friday evening family picnic at Bever Park with a covered-dish rule. Theft report notes $70 missing from a dresser on Tuesday. Civic Bureau lunch meeting at the Roosevelt hotel discusses next fall programs. John Whitney, 43, suffered minor head cuts in a hotel fall and received six stitches. Norval I Oliver, son of Lloyd and (address), completes recruit training at Lackland AFB. Girls Juvenile Foresters plan Rosary services for Janice Proskovec at Brosh chapel and St. Wenceslaus Church. Ralph Howland fined $25 for leaving the scene of an accident after a July 28 sideswipe at First Ave and 23rd St E. Chamber of Commerce Board to meet at the Roosevelt hotel to fill a board vacancy. Pvt. Richard F. Gelski serving in Korea with the 77th Engineering Company of the 65th Army Battalion. William J. Kleiman on a 10-day leave from Camp P to visit parents in preparation for overseas duty. Prof. Gordon McNeil and family travel to Colorado for summer visits and attend a conference at Colorado Springs.
Flying saucers attack report shocks aviation world
Cleveland Press aviation editor recounts Lt. George Kinman of Birmingham saying his F-51 was repeatedly attacked by a flying saucer over Augusta Georgia on a warm sunny day. The tale, not officially reported, cites Kinman’s conversation with Editor Charles Tracy.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Press
Air Force
Charles Tracy
Augusta
George Kinman
Birmingham
Ala
Germany
Tracy
Man claims deed to all outer space and bans flying saucers
Chicago reports James T. Mangan who filed a claim to all outer space says he forbids flying saucers to roam the sky. A jrocket society leader warns President Truman that firing at such objects could be unhealthy, especially if they originate from another planet.
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Cook
Chicago
Outer Space
Jrocket Society
Truman
James T. Mangan
Stevenson Maps Foreign Policy And Senate Tactics
Stevenson discusses campaign focus noting foreign policy as central, praises Western Europe alignment with Eisenhower but with unknowns about the opponent. He avoids pledging a strong public health shift, cites Dr. Paul Magnuson and Oscar Ewing differences, and says Truman cooperation is welcome but uncertain on plans. He declines a loud victory approach, asserts good health, and asks about presidential nominee precedents for resignations.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Stevenson
Federal Security
Oscar Ewing
Paul Magnuson
President Truman
National Health Commission
Truman
Negro Group Seeks Sparkman Stand on FEPC Civil Rights
The National Negro Council asked Sen. John Sparkman to publicly define his position on Senate Rule 22 and using all means to pass civil rights laws including FEPC, anti poll tax, anti-lynch, and anti segregation measures. The 300,000-member group urged active campaigning for effective civil rights legislation.
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Chicago
INS
National Negro Council
John Sparkman
D-Ala
FEPC
Council
Edgar G. Brown
Sparkman
Senate
Alabama
Labor Hearing Turns To Wilsons Evidence
In Cedar Rapids a labor relations board hearing on Wilson and Company began presenting its evidence Tuesday afternoon. Attorney Richard Winkler said the process could take several days, without a definite duration. The government and the packinghouse workers union case opened July 21 and lasted seven days. Trial examiner is C. W. Whittemore of Washington.
Carson and Albright Plan Friday Hollywood Wedding
Comedian Jack Carson and actress Lola Albright announce plans to marry on Friday in Hollywood. Carson was previously divorced two years ago from singer Kay St. Germain.
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Hollywood (Ap
Jack Carson
Lola Albright
Carson
Kay St. Germain
Disc Jockeys Bin Flying Saucers From Airwaves
Racine reporters Ed Ruetz and Rick Edwards canceled flying saucer reports on their radio show Melodie Nuthouse after describing a golf course sighting. They claimed a two foot tall man controlled the craft and spoke only Hiyah. Callers flooded switchboards seeking updates on the space visitor’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Ed Ruetz
Rick Edwards
Ruetz
Edwards
Hiyah
Outer Space
Man Shoots Wad In Final Spree Ends Up in Court
Camden AP report says 68 year old Harry Ambruster, a hat blocker, spent his $7000 life savings in Atlantic City on food, drink, and “the house” spree over three weeks. He faced charges of passing a bad check and disorderly conduct. the charge was dropped when a friend covered the check. He said he earned over $100 weekly and once ran a Camden men’s wear shop.
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Camden
N. J
Harry Ambruster
Anthony Lario
Ambruster
Atlantic City
Harry Kyler
Lakie
Death of Pfc. Joseph A. Moller in auto crash near Lisbon
The body of Pfc. Joseph A. Moller, killed in an auto accident near Lisbon Monday night, was moved from Turner chapel Wednesday to the Culp mortuary at Mason City Illinois for services and burial.
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Pfc
Joseph A. Moller
Lisbon
Turner Chapel
Culp Mortuary
Mason City
Ill
Services for Miss Janice L. Proskovec
Services for Miss Janice L. Proskovec of 1814 Eighth Avenue SSW are set in Brosh chapel at 8:30 a.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. at St. Wenceslaus Church with Rev. Anthony W. Chihak officiating. Burial will be in St. John’s Cemetery. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at ban chapel, with friends invited to attend.
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Janice L. Proskovec
Eighth Avenue
SSW
Brosh Chapel
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John’s Cemetery
Father Chihak
Ban Chapel
Death of Month-Old Gary Nash Due to Virus Pneumonia
Gary Dean Nash aged month died at 7 a.m. Wednesday from virus pneumonia. Survived by parents John D. Nash Jr and spouse and two brothers John Connor Nash and Robert T. Nash and grandparents in Cedar Rapids. Services at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Mona han funeral home with Rt. Rev. Msgr. William H. Schulte. Burial Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening.
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Brandon
Charles Long
The
Christian Church
People’s Funeral Home
Independence
Kalona
Charles S. Jira
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Richmond
Church Cemetery
Manchester
Margaret Fisher Wilkins
Gill Funeral Home
Edgewood
Alfonso Schepens
Oakwood
Mt. Vernon
Glenn Hoffman
Federated Church
Lisbon
Brosh Funeral
Solon
Gary Dean Nash
John D. Nash
Thirty-fifth Street
John Connor Nash
Robert T. Nash
John B. Nash
John Gorman
Cedar Rapids
Monahan
William H. Schulte
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Riverside Navy Veteran Rypka Dies in California
Frank E. Rypka 56 a Cedar Rapids former carpenter died Tuesday in Port Hueneme California after a long illness He was born October 13 1895 in Cedar Rapids and lived there until 1925 when he moved to Los Angeles He had resided in Los Angeles and Port Hueneme since then He was a World War I Navy veteran Surviving are his wife his mother Mrs F W Rypka and a sister Mrs Max Janowsky Services and burial set for Saturday afternoon in Oxnard California
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Frank E. Rypka
Cedar Rapids
Port Hueneme
Calif
Rypka
Los Angeles
F. W. Rypka
Max Janowsky
Nineteenth Street
Oxnard
County board rejects blacktop resurfacing request
Linn county supervisors dismissed a plea from Jack Jones to blacktop a three mile stretch near Blairs Ferry Marion saying the county cannot afford it. Chairman Miles Sutera estimated $25 000 per mile and annual upkeep plus charges to landowners of 350 500 dollars each yearly for 10 to 15 years.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Jack Jones
Blairs Ferry Road
Marion
Jones
Miles Sutera
Sutera
Air Force Seeks Cameras for UFO Sightings Report Network
Samford noted pilots and seasoned airmen, while astronomers produce sky photos, few saucer reports come from observatories. The Air Force plans Schmidt cameras to image large sky areas and will distribute 200 standard astronomical cameras to reporters near Southwest units. Usage could begin in 30 days as more sightings accompany energy sites.
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Samford
Air Force
Air Technical Intelligence Center
Dayton
Hearing on Vacating of Road Set for Aug 19
Linn county supervisors set August 19 at 10 a.m. for a public hearing on vacating part of a county road in College township. Five adjoining property owners petition to vacate the William Thorne road from the Muscatine and Cedar Rapids road north about 2220 feet to the new road built by the State Highway Commission. They ask lowering banks and filling ditches to suit fencing and restore drainage.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
College Township
William Thorne
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
State Highway Commission
Linn County
Drop Charge Against Center Point Youth
A charge of embezzlement of mortgaged property against Don ald McAtee 19 of Center Point was dismissed Tuesday and he was released from county jail by court order. Lack of evidence was the reason. McAtee had been in jail in lieu of 2000 dollar bond since his arrest Sunday. A preliminary information charged that he sold a car mortgaged by Earl Lanning. He waived to the grand jury Monday when arraigned before Justice Charles Benesh.
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Donald McAtee
Center Point
McAtee
Earl Lanning
Charles Benesh
Tiffin Man Sentenced To One Year In Penitentiary
Franklin H. Pierce 42 of Tiffin was sentenced by Judge Floyd Philbrick to one year at Fort Madison penitentiary for false uttering of a check and as a fourth offender. He had been jailed since July 14 on $1,500 bond after passing a $12 bad check at the Shawey Company Marion in April. Pierce had prior offenses for three bad checks under $20 each.
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Franklin H. Pierce
Floyd Philbrick
Fort Madison
Pierce
Smithey Company
Marion
Three district court suits favor plaintiffs in Tuesday rulings
In district court Tuesday three suits were awarded, with Leslie T. Dulin and Don J. McMullen paying 1101.90 plus five percent interest from Nov 18, 1951 to In clinator Company of America after default. Daniel W. McNabb received 276.97 for attorney fees from Kenneth W. and Marian A. Stewart. R. M. Laughlin awarded 133.50 from Ronald C. and Shirley Crawford.
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Leslie T. Dulin
Don J. McMullen
Inclinator Company of America
Daniel W. McNabb
Kenneth W
Marian A. Stewart
R. M. Laughlin
Ronald C
Shirley Crawford
Bentley Will Admitted To Probate After Death
The will of Ira Myrtle Bentley who died July 16 was admitted to probate Tuesday. Her husband Joseph G. Bentley was named heir and executor without bond.
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Ira Myrtle Bentley
Joseph G. Bentley
Reed
Arabian King To Get Fancy Plane
The king of Saudi Arabia will receive a four engine American plane converted at Oakland to a plush personal transport. A rotating elevated throne with a 360 degree turn will sit above 18 seats and is belted for 10 G. The remodeling aims to allow travel between winter and summer palaces for the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
Transocean Air Lines
Oakland
Trans-ocean
Bradley Field
Transocean
Auadh
Taif
Mecca
Board to Close Saturdays at Kansas City Market
Kansas City board of trade will close on Saturdays starting this week after directors voted to adopt the practice used by Chicago Minneapolis and other markets.
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Kansas City
INS
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago
Minneapolis
Public Employees Favor Joining Federal Social Security Plan
About 700 state and local workers, mainly University of Iowa staff, voted to drop the Iowa state retirement and insurance program and come under federal social security. The move would keep Iowa’s plan as a supplementary option if workers want it. The fund totals around 33 million dollars and actuarial reports warn of insolvency without higher contributions.
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Iowa City
G. M. Ludwig
Herman Lord
Muscatine
Iowa
Ludwig
Louis Cook
Legislative Committee
Divorced Man Marries New Wife Then Takes His Own Life
Hubert Keith 38, recently divorced, married Ora Lee Dossett 44 in Shawneetown Indiana. Later that night he shot himself with the pistol he carried as a coal company guard after letting his wife out near their home. police reported no motive.
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Madisonville
Hubert Keith
Ora Lee Dossett
Shawneetown
Keith
Hippo Crosses Berlin Barriers Reaches West for Mating Season
Olga the 12 year old female hippo moved from Leipzig in the Russian zone to West Berlin. She crossed East West barriers and was stopped five times and turned back twice by Communist police before settling in Berlin Zoo to mate with Knautschke.
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Berlin
Olga
Knautschke
Leipzig
West Berlin
Rains Devastate Southern Honshu. One Dead Ten Missing
Tokyo reports one death and ten missing after heavy rains strike southern Honshu on Tuesday night. Rescue efforts continue as weather hampers search operations. Authorities warn of continuing rainfall and potential flooding across the island.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Churchill signals defense slowdown to aid exports
In a Commons debate Churchill said Britain would alter the defense program to free engineering capacity for export goods amid financial strain. He argued exports and arms production can balance without harming solvency, while Attlee and Bevan pressed for precise figures and limits on arming abroad.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Commons
Churchill
Attlee
Britain
Europe
West
Labor
Aneurin Bevan
Commonwealth
Bevan
Violent Dubuque Area Storm Damages Farm Buildings
A violent 15 minute storm with 80 mph winds, hail and heavy rain hit Epworth and nearby areas injuring one person and causing power outages, downed trees, damaged buildings, and cut four telephone circuits. Similar storms were reported in Peosta and Bernard in the Dubuque area.
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Epworth
Roy Calvert
Don Mueller
Mueller
Peosta
Bernard
Dubuque
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Lucille C. Orr
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B Avenue NE
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Oakland Road
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Atkins
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Olin
Steve Karras
A Avenue NE
Ilegal
Wilbur Schappert
Tenth Street
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Fifth Avenue
Lyle Nelson
Fourth Avenue SE
Charles Kulishek
Mercy
Ivan Booth
Palo
Frank Hlavacek
Fifteenth Avenue
Milo Mach
Cobban Court
James Spaight
St. Luke’s
Frank Prochaska
Thirtysixth Street
Willard Meyer
A Avenue NW
George Montague
Wabash
Ind
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Reeder
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Magnus Barnes
Ninth Street SE
W. C. Reeder
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Fred A. Chalupsky
Capt. Chalupsky
Frank Chalupsky
C Street
Chalupsky
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Elberon
C.R
California
John E. Lapes
Mt. Vernon Ave
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Bever Park
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John Minor
Twelfth Street
Minor
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Lloyd J. Oliver
Eighteenth Avenue
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Texas
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First Avenue
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John M. Drabelle
Korea
Richard F. Gelski
77Th Engineering
65Th Army
Frankieee
Seventh Avenue
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Pees Camp
San Diego
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G. J. Kleian
E Avenue
Oceanside
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David
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Crested Butte
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Ewing
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Shades OF Orson
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Nesse
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Camera Distribution
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Willis Glassgow
Justice of the Peace
Miles Adams’ Court
Bentley Will
University of Iowa
Hippo
Canada
la Alll Gs
Farmers Insurance Group
McLean Bassin McLean
DIAL
Ait Insurance Exchange
Fast Service
A. Kremenak Watch Shop
Third Ave
Manes’ Shop
John B
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Second Avenue S.E
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