Senate Home Run Credited To Mrs Smith
Washington AP report notes Senator Margaret Chase Smith and five other Republicans in a declaration of conscience denouncing Communist smear tactics and party infighting. Ives and colleagues praised Smith for a bold, conviction driven attack that some Republicans saw as advantageous in the coming campaign.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Ives
R-N.y
G.O.P
Senate
Hendrickson
New Jersey
Tobey
New Hampshire
Aiken
Vermont
Morse
Oregon
Thye
Minnesota
Czech Summer School Course Opens Monday
Enrollment for the annual Czech summer course begins Monday at Hayes school. Classes run Tuesday through Friday each week from 9 a.m. to noon. Hermina Netolicky and Marie Chmelicek head the program for children ages 6 to 16, aiming to improve Czech language and grammar.
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Hayes School
Hermina Netolicky
Marie Chmelicek
Dr. Prouty Named President of Linn Medical Society
Dr. James V. Prouty is elected president of the Linn County Medical Society succeeding Dr. R. D. Proctor. Dr. E. H. Files is president elect advancing in 1952. Other officers include G. W. Gearhart vice president A. F. Harrington treasurer and W. P. Hayes secretary. Delegates to the Iowa State Medical Society convention are C. H. Stark J. J. Redmond F. Murray P. J. Crew of Cedar Rapids and G. R. Andre of Lisbon.
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James V. Prouty
The
Linn County Medical Society
R. D. Proctor
E. H. Files
New Zealander Mackay To Speak At Rotary Monday
William Calder Mackay a Scot by birth and New Zealand businessman will address the Rotary club luncheon Monday at the Roosevelt hotel. He is general manager of New Zealand largest department store with 70 Auckland branches and managing director of a six store furnishings chain. He has held Rotary roles including district governor and vocational service committee member and has been active in Auckland civic affairs.
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William Calder Mackay
Scotland
New Zealand
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Auckland
Rotary International
Aims and
Radio Pioneer Robert Compton Dies at 54
Keokuk AP reports Robert Compton of Carthage Illinois died Friday night in a Keokuk hospital. At 54 he was owner operator of WCAZ Carthage and a pioneer radio figure who started WCAZ in 1921. He also once owned WTAD in Quincy Illinois.
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Keokuk
Robert Compton
Carthage
Ill
WCAZ
Compton
WTAD
Quincy
IIL
Ice Companies Invest Nearly One Billion Dollars
American ice firms report a combined capital investment approaching one billion dollars, highlighting substantial sector expansion and modernization across the industry.
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America
G O P Bets on Youth to Drive 1950 Victory
The Republican leadership announced a June Atlantic City conference to mobilize a youth vote and build party machinery at the precinct level. Chairman Gabrielson urged registering 45 million potential voters who did not cast ballots in the last election, insisting a younger, militant volunteer base can reflect anti Truman sentiment in November. Senator Ives and House GOP leaders urged engaging youth and mobilizing voters to prevent the Whig fate and secure Republican support.
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Washington
INS
Republican High Command
G.O.P
G.O.P. National Committee
Atlantic City
Gabrielson
Boise
Idaho
House G.O.P
Martin
Mass
Republican Party
America
Sen. Ives
R-N.y
New York
Rainmaker Aims to Increase New York Rainfall
Harvard meteorologist Dr. Wallace Howell flew a police plane with dry ice to cloud over the New York watershed to boost precipitation. The city’s reservoirs sit at 92.2 percent capacity as officials urge continued conservation despite the ongoing rainmaking efforts.
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New York
Wallace Howell
Harvard
Weather Bureau
Howell
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Millers
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Harold Corell
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