Eisenhower Faces Budget Cuts With Optimistic Tone
President Eisenhower, after breakfasts with 30 Republican House members, showed a calm attitude toward current budget reductions. Rep Jensen of Iowa described him as a “great guy” who listens to colleagues, while no business discusses occurred during the dining room sessions. Hagerty noted the meals are paid personally by the President.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Jensen
House
White House
Senate
Appropriation Committee
Newsmen
Mr. Eisenhower
Eyero
Marfin
Mass
Stormy Summer Debut Hits Iowa With Tornado Threats
Stormy weather moved into Iowa with threats of tornadoes and heavy rains. Forecasters warned of severe thunderstorms across southwest and central Iowa through Friday evening, with continued showers over the weekend and potential flooding near the Sioux River bridge in Riverdale due to debris piles.
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Towa
Iowa
Riverdale
Sioux
Tig Sioux River
Oriental Flu Outbreak Hits Newport Naval Base
The Navy reports a mild Oriental influenza outbreak at Newport Base Rhode Island affecting about 2 percent of sailors on 110 ships since June 3. Some 500 sailors are believed ill, with the illness described as mild by officials.
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Newport
BR. I
Navy
Newport Naval Base
Sherwood Family Sues Over Death Linked to Subpoena
The Sherwood family sues the House Committee on un American activities for 500000 alleging conspiracy to cause wrongful death. William K. Sherwood, a Stanford research scientist, killed himself a few days before testifying in San Francisco hearings. The suit names committee members and staff and accuses delaying tactics and political harassment.
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INS
William K. Sherwood
Stanford
Sherwood
Stanford University
Hopkins Marine Station
Public Grove
Barbara
Fratnces
Peter
William
Morris
Gordon H. Scherer
Rohio
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Walter
Scherer
Robert J. McIntosh
Frank Tavenner
William A. Shecier
Herbert Norman
Harry Dexter White
John Garfield
Canada Lee
Ani
McGregor Boy Dies From Burns Suffered Playing With Lighter
David Lange 11 died from clothing flames after igniting a cigarette lighter while playing. Services set for Sunday at 2 pm in McGregor Methodist Church. Survived by parents Charles and Mary Lange two brothers Charles and Tennis a sister Mrs Frank Davies grandmother Olive Lange and grandfather Harry Metager both of Cedar Rapids. Body at Pilkington Funeral Home in McGregor.
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David Lange
Charles B. Lange
Cedar Rapids
David
Charles
Tennis
Frank Davies
Olive Lange
Harry Metager
Sedor Rapids
Pilkington Funeral Home
Ike Says U.S. Breaks Armistice and Court Spat Rages
President Eisenhower told friends at a White House dinner he is furious over the Supreme Court ruling opening secret FBI files to subversives. He questioned Warren’s liberalism and described the decision as a major blow to law enforcement. Moscow reacts with warning. U.S. moves on arms to Korea draw criticism.
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Wasitngton
INS
Eisenhower
White House
Supreme Court
FBI
Ike
Warren
Ondl
Justice Department
Sand
Department
Thean
Moscow
G.O.P
Earl
AMA Attacks 1500 Dollar Benny Hooper Bill Fees
The American Medical Association condemned a 1500 to 1800 dollar charge for Benny Hooper's rescue care. Dr. Edwin Hamilton and Dr. Elmer Hess criticized the fee as excessive while noting the life saving effort. Mediation talks aim to promptly settle the dispute between Benny’s parents and Dr. Kris.
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INS
American Medical Association
Benny Hooper
Edwin Hamilton
Kankakee
AMA
Board of Trustees
Hooper
Erik, Pa
Elmer Hess
Benny
Looper
Hess
Manonville
N.Y
Iman
Joseph Kris
Suffolk County Medical Society
Philip Ralle
Imedical Society
Ratle
Pr. Kris
Dr.Kris
Mountaineer Returns Home With Slickpin and Large Stone
A mountaineer arrives wearing a slickpin with a stone the size of a quarter. Family questions its authenticity as he quips that it may not be real but boasts it is fake. The tale reflects local humor and curiosity about a curious find.
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Chuckte
Mountaineer
To Bid or Not To Bid On City Parking Lot Surfacing
City officials weigh whether surfacing work for the A avenue and Third street NE parking lot must be opened to bids. Safety Commissioner Prochaska notes piecemeal phases with costs under 5000 per portion, while Mayor Meaghan cites Town law requiring bids for 5000 or more.
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Third Street
F E. A. Prochaska
Roush
Limbick
E¢Itr
Jim Meaghan
Prochaska
Howell Construction Company
Prochiska
Howell
Bun Howell
Priday
Mowell
Menaghin
Trachaska
S. G. Vededer
Hells Canyon Tax Benefits Are Rejected in Senate Clash
Washington AP report details Idaho Power Co rejecting fast tax write-off certificates for Osbow and Brownlee dams to block federal Hells Canyon Dam. Senators condemn move as endangering defense-era tax policy. debate centers on private versus federal hydro projects on the Snake River near Idaho Oregon border. A governor and industry figures weigh the potential loss of power gains and the cost of the federal plan amid congressional opposition.
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Hells Canyon
Senate
Idaho Power Co
Brownlee
Snake River
Idaho-Oregon
Eisenhower
Wayne Marse
D-Ore
Richard Neuberger
D- Ore
Columbian River
Idaho Power
Federal Power Commission
Defense Mobilization
T. BE
Roach
OMM
Noah
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Texas
Tornada
Athol, S.D
Landy
Athol
Hells Canmson
Ashton
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Kenneth
Ten Die As Tornado Rips Fargo City
A massive tornado struck Fargo North Dakota Thursday night killing ten people including six children in one family and injuring at least 85. Mayor Lashkowitz estimated 500 homes four churches and a high school destroyed with 2,000 homeless sought housing aid from federal authorities. National guard troops were dispatched as warnings had gone out and residents fled the storm.
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Fargo
N.D
Danige
East
Tony
Ilersche Lashkowitz
Ooraine
John B Davis
National Guard
Lashkowitz
Devils Lake
Richard Rasmussen
Rasemussen
Rasmussen
Olson
Truman Turns Over Gifts to Government
Washington reports Former President Truman says he will hand over gifts valued between 50 000 and 100 000 received during his White House years. He has already begun turning over presidential papers and favors a voluntary approach to preserving papers for a Truman Memorial Library in Independence.
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Washington
Frith
White’ S House
Tie
Truman Memorial
Lo Independence
Ata
Truman
Father Learns of Children Deaths in Reading Paper
Gerald Alanson father of six killed in the Fargo tornado learned of the tragedy while reading a Fargo newspaper in a Reading hotel Friday morning. Clerks noted his reaction and hotel staff arranged his flight to Fargo. Maunsen, a carpenter and truck driver, drove a truck from Fargo Thursday.
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Bismarck
Gerrald Alanson
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