Weather and notices from the Daily Record June 14 1952
Weather section reports highs and lows for cities including Chicago Sioux City Cleveland Miami Detroit New Orleans Bismarck Denver Des Moines Phoenix Minneapolis Los Angeles and summarizes noon to night Saturday observations. Also notes Iowa forecast weather Sunday and Monday, and lists local births at Mercy St Luke's Cedar Rapids and others plus two surname marriage/divorce style notices.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Cleveland
Miami
Detroit
New Orleans
Bismarck
Denver
Des Moines
Phoenix
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Iowa
Bradley warns Soviet overrun risk without A bomb deterrent
Gen. Omar N. Bradley told a Senate subcommittee that Russia could overrun Europe today without American atomic retaliation and noted Stalin's respect for U S industrial strength. He warned of growing Soviet air power and stockpiles while urging reinforce deterrent strength ahead of any potential conflict.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Russia
Europe
Josef Stalin
United States
Bradley
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee
United iPress
Badley
Soviet Union
Moscow
Stalin
ABC Offers Taft More Time on Radio and TV
The American Broadcasting Company offered extra radio and television time Saturday to Sen. Robert A. Taft, Republican presidential candidate, to balance time allocated to his rival Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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ABC
Taft
New York
American Broadcasting Company
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cedar Rapids City Briefs A Roundup of Club Meetings
The Cedar Rapids Ledger lists a series of local notices and meetings in Cedar Rapids. Activities include the Stamp Club at Montrose hotel 8 p.m. Monday, Rotary Club luncheon with Clyde Parker speaking on School Problems in Cedar Rapids, Life Underwriters chapter officers installed Friday noon at Montrose hotel, doll collection at Sheetz Doll Hospital via Box S-143, and other events at the Montrose hotel or local venues. Returns Home notes Mrs. Robert Goodman’s two month trip ended with her return to 3513 First Avenue SE. Additional items cover Trowel Chapter 49 of B A M party at Masonic temple, B A R E picnic at Daniels park, Welfare Bureau luncheon at Roosevelt hotel, Social Planners board meeting at YMCA, and Pfc Herbert M. Boleyn leaving for Jacksonville Fla.
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Rotary Club
Clyde Parker
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Life Underwriters
National Association of Life Underwriters
Robert Goodman
First Avenue
California
Mexico
Idaho
Pfc
Herbert M. Boleyn
Oelwein
Jacksonville
Fla
McMahon Seeks Mass Production of Hydrogen Bombs
Washington reports Sen. Brien McMahon says the United States has produced the hydrogen bomb and urges manufacturing weapons in the thousands to deter Soviet aggression. He envisions four figure H-bomb production, while critics question readiness and warn of risks to the Free World.
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Washington
INS
United States
Brien McMahon
Dconn
Joint
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
G.O.P
Bridges
N.H
McMahon
Connecticut
U.S
Free World
Johnson
D-Colo
Winter Rain Patterns Across Latitudes
In mid latitude regions the oceans experience rainy winters while continental areas face dry winters. This contrast highlights climate differences based on land versus sea and the moderating effects of oceans on precipitation.
Death services for Allan M. Stewart
Allan M Stewart of 910 Center Point Road NE died at home after a long illness. Services will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Monday led by Dr Andrew E Kurth of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Burial follows in Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Allan Mathew Stewart
Center Point Road
Turner Chapel
Andrew E. Kurth
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Service for Mrs. George Collingwood Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. George Collingwood of 411 Sixteenth Street NE will be held at 10 30 a m Tuesday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev W A Ehlert pastor of Kenwood Methodist church Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
Chase grips city as Knowler flees through avenues
Police pursue Knowler through downtown streets as a squad car with Sgt Henry Overman and Officer Lyman Emery trails the suspect from Second avenue to Twelfth street. Witnesses report a woman exiting the fleeing vehicle, later identified as Lillian Knowler. The chase includes a stalled bus driver observer and a tire shot at near St. Luke's hospital before the suspect rammed a parked car.
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Second Avenue
Secondstreet SE
Henry Overman
Lyman Emery
Knowller
Twelfth Street
Second Street
George Kinkead
Fairfax
City Lines
Knowler
Fifth Avenue
Tenth
Twelfth Streets
Lillian Knowler
Third Street
A Avenue
Tenth Street
Eleventh Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Emery
Second Avenue SE
Youth in wrecks surrenders after police chase
Frederick R. Peters visiting from Alburnett watched as Knowler’s car skidded, flew 65 feet, and wedged at the curb. He fled on Second Avenue but tripped between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, surrendered to Officers Long and Johnson.
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Frederick R. Peters
Alburnett
Peters
Knowler
Second Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Gale Long
Wallace Johnson
John Kuba
Minneapolis
FBI
Jack Kelly
John B. Scannel
Mt. Vernon
A Avenue
Third Street
French Police Extend Raids on Communist Centers
A spokesman for the interior ministry said Saturday that French police carried out new raids on Communist headquarters near Paris and in the Toulon naval area. Raids targeted the Chateau Baillet near Ecouen, owned by the General Confederation of Workers. Details of the Toulon operations were not disclosed.
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Paris
INS
Interior Ministry
Toulon
Chateau Baillet
General Confederation of Workers
Ecouen
Carol and Joy Attend Merry Christmas Wedding in Superior
The wedding Saturday night united Merry Christmas 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Christmas with Sgt George Pallas of Superior. Pallas is stationed at an air force base near Montgomery Alabama. Carol and Joy sisters served as bridesmaids during the ceremony.
Friday the Thirteenth Driving Fiasco Ends in Wreck
Vance McCray of Cedar Rapids drove to Quincy and back on Friday the thirteenth. Heat buckled pavement, a windstorm ripped the wooden truck body from his pickup near Crawfordsville, leaving him with only kindling and a vow to never drive again on the date.
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Vance McCray
Linden Terrace SE
Cedar Rapids
Quincy
Ursa
McCray
Crawfordsville
Man Killed in Car Train Crash Near Manchester
Special to The Gazette. E L Rueff 50 of DeKalb Illinois died after a car struck by a train at a Milwaukee crossing six miles east of Manchester on Highway 20. He died at Delaware County Memorial Hospital and the car overturned on him. Body sent to Gill Bakke funeral home.
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Manchester
E. L. Rueff
DeKalb
Here
Rueff
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Bob Bowen
Gill- Bakke Funeral Home
Baby Gives Prebirth Cry At White Memorial Hospital
Doctors at White Memorial hospital report a baby cried five minutes before birth to Mrs. Mary Lou Simpson. The birth, witnessed by Dr. A Warren Olson Dr Eugene Currier and nursing staff, is said to be the first prebirth cry in 16 years and 22,000 births at the facility.
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Los Angeles
INS
White Memorial Hospital
Mary Lou Simpson
A. Warren Olson
Eugene Currier
Olson
Sweden Prepares Spy Trial Against Six Reds
Six men and one woman all identified as Communists go on trial in Stockholm on espionage charges for Russia in Sweden's largest spy case. Government prosecutors say five of the six men and the woman have confessed to espionage.
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Sweden
Stockholm
INS
Russia
New Atom Sub Heralds Peace Use
President Truman unveils the first atomic energy submarine Nautilus and its nuclear reactor. He predicts vast peacetime use of atomic power in ships, aviation, and power plants, noting a submerged speed over 23 mph and indefinite underwater endurance with minimal oxygen needs.
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Truman
Groton
HST
United States
No Trace Found Of Couple And Missing Plane
Civic air patrol and air force planes searched for a Danville Illinois couple missing on a flight from Albert Lea Minnesota to Danville. No trace of Nagle C Humble and his wife Helen was found by Saturday afternoon as their yellow Fairchild took off Thursday on the 400 mile trip.
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DES Moines
Civic Air ‘Patrol
Air Force
Danville
Albert Lea
Minn
Nagle C.humble
Helen
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