Evidence Points to Mid-Air Explosion of U S Baltic Patrol Plane
U S state department sources say new evidence strongly suggests the unarmed patrol bomber exploded in mid air before its crash after being shot down by Soviet forces over the Baltic on April 8. Navy tests with Lt. Comdr. M W Cagle show the front wheel was retracted at impact, implying a mid air detonation and extensive wing damage.
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Baltic Sea
Germany
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Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Gold Will Plead Guilty but Not To Harmful Aim
Harry Gold a 39 year old biochemist accused of passing atom bomb secrets to Russia told U S District Judge James E McGranery he would plead guilty but not to hurting the United States He said he would cooperate with the FBI and requested counsel noting he is destitute with limited funds and credits his father and brother for support The judge said he would nominate counsel and arrange a consult to determine representation for Gold in the case
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Harry Gold
Russia
United States
U. S
James E. McGranery
Gold
McGranery
FBI
New York
Cedar Rapids Waterloo Baseball Finale Tonight on KCRG
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo finish their series tonight with Bob Brooks on play by play at 8. Bert Wilson reports from Wrigley Field tomorrow at 12 30 p.m. The Cubs open a three game set versus Philadelphia today. The Pool Party debuts Saturday at 11 30 a.m. with public pool guests selecting music.
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Aseball
KCRG
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Bob Brooks
Cubs
Philadelphia
Bert Wilson
Wrigley Field
Marion
Program Schedule Listing and Guests Preview
Radio and stage listings show Berta DO featuring Bob Eberly and Cote Glee Club with Thursday events at 4:00 and 6:15, plus News and Sports segments including Fulton Lewis and Calif Caravan. Evening lineup includes Curtain Call at 7:30 and a 7:55 News followed by Henry at 8:00 and C. R. Waterloo.
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Bob Eberly & Cote Glee
Fulton Lewis
Calif. Caravan
Henry
C.r.waterloo
Defendants in Secrets Case To Be Heard
Six defendants in the Amerasia stolen secrets case will be heard by a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee. Emanuel Larsen is expected to testify. hearing status may be open or closed. Other defendants include Philip Jaffe Kate Louise Mitchell John Stewart Service Mark Julius Gayn and Navy Lt Andrew Roth.
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Amerasia
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Emanuel S. Larsen
China
State Department
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Probate and election notices from Linn County Iowa 1950
Notice announces probate hearing for the will of William McCullough in Linn County with a filing date in May 1950 and details the Cedar Rapids court hearing. It also covers a District Court ordered election in Hiawatha on June 9 1950 for mayor treasurer assessor and five councilmen with election officials appointed.
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Iowa
Hiawatha Water Company
District Court
Linn County
Ey Sastes
No.n
Distiit Court
Driver Ditches Bus Passengers in Odd Fare Dispute
New York AP report recounts bus driver James Coyne stopping at 81st Street after a dispute over a seven cent fare. He dismisses the complainant, transfers all 30 riders, returns to the garage, then resumes service with a fresh batch of passengers. The company calls his record excellent but did not specify discipline.
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New York
85Th Street
Madison Avenue
James Coyne
Jack
Coyne
Madison Av Nve
81St Street
Kidney Stones Knocked Out by New Technique
In Washington, a new chemical method to dissolve kidney stones uses the sodium salt of ethylene-diamine tetra-acetic acid. Administered through a catheter, the liquid targets stones in the urinary tract and is said to be less irritating and effective against more stone types, per Dr. Robert F. Gehres of Sacramento.
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Washington
Robert F. Gehres
Sacramento
American Urological Association
Man Who Paraded as Woman Sent to Jail
Caleb Frost aged 36 was jailed for 15 days in Scott County jail Davenport Iowa after parading in Davenport dressed as a woman on a disorderly conduct charge He justified the act as backing demands for male suffrage telling the court that women in men’s clothing face no punishment.
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Davenport, Ia
INS
Caleb Frost
Davenport
Scott County
Frost
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Iowa Case 17014
On May 31 1950 Rena M Grafton was appointed administratrix of Elmer E Grafton deceased of Linn County Iowa. All debts should be paid to the administratrix. Claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court clerk. Sargent Spangler and Hines Attorneys.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Elmer E. Grafton
Iowa
Rena M. Grafton
Sargent, Spangler and Hines
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
State of Iowa Linn County notice announces probate hearing for Adams late of the county. Will presented as last will and testament for proof and admission on June 1 1950 at 9 o'clock A.M. in the District Court Cedar Rapids. Dated May 31 1950. Arthur Axmear Buresh Attorney G F
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Linn County
District Court
William McCulloch
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Probote
Ee Arthur Axmear
Pisher
State of
L Adams
Arthur Axmear
Buresh
Whitfield Recaptured After Fourth Escape From Sanitarium
Edmond Whitfield a 25 year old former USC football player noted as dangerous and unpredictable was recaptured two miles from Napa California after escaping Napa state hospital for the fourth time He escaped due to a wish to see his mother and linked to an interracial marriage that his family opposed.
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Whitfield
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Kendall
Yale
Army Counter - Intelligence Corps
Farm Prices Rise to Eight Month High
Farm prices climbed about 2.5 percent from mid April to mid May reaching the highest level since September 1949 as hogs and other meat prices plus cotton wool soybeans and corn pushed the average up. Prices paid by farmers for materials also rose about 1.2 percent though the May level remained 19 percent below the January 1948 record. The mid May index was 247 percent of the 1909-14 average, up from 241 in April and 253 a year earlier.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Man Gets Year in Jail on Old Larceny Count
Sherman Edwards pled guilty to a larceny charge before District Judge J E Heiser and was sentenced to a year in jail. He was accused of stealing an electric sewing machine from the farm home of Marvin Bruns near Wyoming in July 1947. He pled innocent following his arrest late last year. He went
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Sherman Edwards
J. E. Heiserman
Edwards
Marvin Brunscheen
Wyoming
Trial ends with hung jury in district court
Edwards stood trial in district court last April but the jury could not reach a verdict. He was returned to jail and remains there.
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Edwards
Truman Dagwood Top Good Parents in Boy Clubs Poll
The Boys Clubs of America named President Truman Jackie Robinson Bing Crosby Dagwood Bumstead Ralph Edwards and Phil Leob as outstanding good parents. Winners span Government Sports Movies Comics Radio and Television for real buddy image with children.
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Jackie Robinson
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Truth Or Consequences
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Columbus Traction Strike Called Off
About 450 Columbus trolley bus operators voted unanimously to return to work by midnight Wednesday night ending the strike that disrupted the city’s public transit system earlier that day.
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Columbus
Ohio Capital
Berlin Uses Special Show and Quiz to Aid FDJ Youths
In West Berlin 1000 East youths attended a RIAS sponsored show at Titania Palace aimed at easing tensions after weekend demonstrations. The event mixed jazz and anti Communist humor with a prize quiz. West Berlin leaders provided prizes and messaging urging spiritual freedom and self criticism of communist dogma.
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Fred G. Taylor
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