U S Protest to Reds Public Over Hungarian Crisis
The United States sent a protest note to Moscow and Budapest charging Soviet interference in Hungarian affairs. It urged a three power inquiry into the Hungarian coup and warned of UN action if no effective investigation occurred. Gen. Sviridov was reproached for withholding information on Russian involvement.
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Washington
INS
United States
Moscow
Budapest
Russia
Balkan
State Department
London
V. P. Sviridov
Allied Control Commission For
Hungary
Sviridov
George H. Weems
Council
Trol Commission
Power Commission
Matyas Rakosi
Communist Party
Bela Kovacs
Ferenc Nagy
Seek Special Election for Stadium Funds
Cedar Rapids moves to a special election on July 28 to approve an additional 85 000 bond for a multi purpose stadium to be built along Rockford road SW between Eighth and Fourteenth avenues. Memorial commission chair Nevin Nichols cites rising costs and ongoing efforts by the Citizen's Stadium Advisory committee.
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Cedar Rapids
Nevin Nichols
Memorial Commission
Rockford Road
Eighth
Fourteenth Avenues
Nichols
Wallace Plans to Toss Hat in Ring for President
Los Angeles Times reports Henry Wallace will seek the Democratic presidential nomination. The plan targets California primaries and at least a dozen Western states with a Wallace for President committee in operation. Supporters include Robert W. Kenny and other progressive backers as Wallace eyes West Coast campaigning.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Henry Wallace
Kyle Palmer
Times
Wallace
Cali
West
Pacific Coast
Robert W. Kenny
California
Kenny
the Times
Oenoen
Washington
Colorado
Idaho
Paraguayan Rebel Army Claims Big Success
In Posadas Argentina the Paraguayan rebel army allied with teres reportedly inflicted a real disaster on the government. The claim of a major success comes from rebel sources as officials assess the impact of the action.
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Posadas
Argentina
Ind
Czech Anti Red Purge Shapes Up
Prague dispatch reports growing support for a purge of anti red elements at a meeting of the national front of Czechs and Slovaks. The resolution calls for steady political action to strengthen unity and safeguard development while annihilating reactionary fascist and subversive forces by legal means.
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London
INS
Prague
National Front
Slovakia
Republic
Czechoslovakia
Coan
Swedish Official Killed by Russian Near Czech Border
In Vienna a Russian sergeant fired on a Swedish Save the Children relief car near the Czechoslovak border killing Arne Carlsson Vienna chief of the Swedish unit. The Swedish legation called it a deplorable accident and will dispatch a full report to Stockholm. Carlsson’s wife and 3 year old son escaped injury.
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Vienna
Arne Carlsson
Save-the-Children
Legation
Foreign Office
Thorsten Arneus
Ausglass
Carlsson
Iowa State Bar Assn Meeting Opens in Cedar Rapids
About 600 lawyers will gather in Cedar Rapids for the 53rd annual Iowa State Bar Association meeting. President Charles E. Hughes of Belle Plaine announced the event with sessions at the Montrose hotel and Ballots for new officers to be opened Friday.
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Iowa State Bar Assn
C.R
Fred Remington
Cedar Pids
Iowa State Bar Association
Charles E. Hughes
Belle Plaine
Hughes
Ed Jones
Des Moines
Montrose
Plocen
Iowa
Jones
Board of Governors
Ecle Oy
Crystal Ballroom
Snow Covers Much of West Before Summer Arrival
Eastern Wyoming and western Colorado awoke to snowfall on Thursday as cold temps dipped below freezing in Cheyenne and Laramie. Snow stretched from Lander to Colorado Springs, threatening wheat crops while Denver logged its coldest June night in 75 years and Trail Ridge Road remained closed after fresh snow.
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Denver
Wyoming
Lander
Wyo
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyvnan
Sid- Chadron
Scottsbluff
Neb
Weather Bureau
Trail Ridge Road
Rocky Mountain National Oe
Parliament in Hungary denounces Communist government
In Budapest a leading opposition figure Deszo Sulyok condemned the new regime as a police state with no press or assembly freedom. He warned Small Holders against Communist tactics while noting arrests of dissenters and massed, unruly protesters at meetings. The debate stalled as deputies adjourned for the week.
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Budapest
Hungary
Freedom Party
Deszo Sulyok
Istvan Kossa
Sulyok
Laszlo Rajk
Szeged
Camp Good Health Fund Moves Supplies to Camp
Seventy bundles of blankets sheets pillowcases and towels stored in city hall were moved to Camp Good Health Thursday by manager A T Pleune and camp trucker Howard Parks. Staff report Friday to air bedding and prepare beds for children attending Monday. Donations total 2714 80 toward the fund.
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A. T. Pleune
Howard Parks
80, Gets Grade School Diploma
Allen Smith, 80, was given his diploma at a Chicago grade school ceremony after four years of perfect attendance. He planned to continue education through high school and college if he lives.
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Chicago
INS
Allen Smith
Smith
Earthquake Detected on Fordham Seismographs
A strong quake believed centered in the Dutch East Indies was recorded on Fordham University seismographs Thursday, signaling a very severe event.
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New York
Dutch East Indies
Fordham University
Sugar rationing ends as Cedar Rapids stores run short
A survey shows most Cedar Rapids stores out of sugar Thursday morning with only a few stocked for the day. Retailers cap customers at five to ten pounds while wholesalers predict supply by week’s end. Bakers report enough to July but only for the week, and some anticipate price rises in October as government allocations affect availability.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Witwer
Sugar rationing ends for households and institutions
Washington says sugar will no longer be rationed to retail consumers after Wednesday night, ending wartime controls for housewives and institutions. The price controls remain until October 31 unless Secretary Anderson acts. Southern housewives had pressed for an earlier end, prompting the shift.
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Washington
Secof Agriculture Anderson Eee
Anderson
Embezzlement Case In Irwin Union Trust Bank
Irwin Miller told stockholders a teller embezzled 108 123.53 dollars over 12 years. Delmer C Schuder admitted taking funds and faced federal embezzlement charges as a U S marshal arrived in Indianapolis.
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Columbus, Ind
Irwin Miller
Irwin Union Trust Company
Indianapolis
B. Howard Caughran
Delmer C. Schuder
Indiana
Tom Indianapolis
Schuder
Truman for Credit Curb Legislation
President Truman urged Congress to pass a bill allowing continuance of consumer credit controls in peacetime. If congress fails, he intends to end current wartime regulations, including down payment sizes and repayment periods, after Congress has had time to act.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Hospital Survey Finds 22 Infant Diarrhea Cases in Cedar Rapids
A Linn County Medical Society committee reports twenty two newborns infected with infectious diarrhea in Cedar Rapids hospitals since April 1. Five deaths occurred, three at St Luke's and two at Mercy, with prematurity noted in all three St Luke's cases. One additional death listed pneumonia as the direct cause. The inquiry followed rumors about a virus infection and cites Greenblatt, Charles Day, and L G Carrigg as investigators.
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Cédar Rapids
Linn County Medical Society
Pital
St. Luke’s
Mercy
Greenblatt
Charles Day
L. G. Carrigg
Corby
President Truman Heads Home From Ottawa After Visit
President Truman flies back to Washington tonight after a brief Ottawa stopover. He toured the countryside with officials and received a cordial reception during a luncheon in his honor before resuming work on labor and tax cut legislation.
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Ottawa
Canada
Washington
Truman
de Soins
Rainfalls Hit Des Moines Area With Flood Threat Rise
Rain fell heavily across Des Moines and southwest Iowa on Thursday and Wednesday, raising river and stream levels. Des Moines river valley flood risk persisted while towns like Van Meter and Guthrie Center recorded notable rainfall. officials warned ongoing showers could ease the Des Moines River's rise.
Cedar River Weather Outlook Hits Low and Upper Iowa Flood Risk
Heavy rains in prospect for 36 hours likely check the falling tendency in the middle and lower Iowa river and cause renewed rising tendency in the upper sections of the Iowa and Cedar rivers. Numerous abrupt rises probable along small streams with moderate to severe overflows of lowlands.
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Des Moines River
Iowa
Lowa
Cedar River
Flood Outlook and City Recovery Efforts Across Iowa Rivers
Flooding looms on southern Iowa streams with Des Moines river crests forecast two to four feet above banks from Tracy to Eldon in one to three days. Otumwa aims to resume normal water use as city mains clear, Cedar Rapids reports 1.11 inches of rain pushing June total to 6.28 inches, Linn County rainfall averages note June heat and cool to mid 40s temperatures.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Tracy
Eldon
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Flood Disaster Worsens Across Regions
A severe flood spreads through nearby regions causing widespread damage and prompting emergency responses. Local officials report rising water levels, evacuations, and disrupted transport as residents seek safe shelter and aid mobilizes.
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