Wimbledon Mayor in G I Mothers-in-Law Tug of War
In Wimbledon England Mayor Jack Stroud clashes with about 50 mothers-in-law after he said Americans are not ideal husbands. G I crews aboard the Australian carrier Sydney sought pen pals in Wimbledon and four air crewmen faced a flood of letters as mothers-in-law pressed the mayor to meet the group.
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Wimbledon
England
Jack Stroud
Sydney
G.i.’S
Navy
Washington
G.I
Stroud
Mary Isabelle
Jack Earle Campen
Newcastle
Del
40Th Mobile Communications Squadron
Tommy
Lee Paolo
Roy Baker
Edward Williams
Ted J. Lee
Wigan
Barrow-in-Furness
Sheffield
Dual Campaign Aims to Free Copper Supply
Two pronged drive targets copper shortage with expanded production led by Anaconda Copper and a nationwide scrap mobilization council. Officials expect copper outputs to rise to 150 000 tons monthly by end of 1956, boosting industrial production, while scrap drives seek aluminum tin lead zinc brass bronze and copper from auto wrecks airlines breweries and many others for recycling.
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New York
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Kelley
Federal Reserve Board
Iscrap Drive Council
J. C. Blake
Transit group offers 27000 free Sunday rides in Lent
The Niagara Frontier Transit Corporation reported 27000 free rides were given to churchgoers on Sunday. The program began last year during Lent and applies to Sunday mornings. Buses operate in Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
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Buffalo
Niagara Frontier Transit Corporation
Niagara Falls
U N Concedes Right of Veto in Korea Armistice talks
Communist negotiators accuse the U N of lying and stalling while acknowledging its legal right to reject Russia as a neutral inspector. North Korean officers push for reasons for rejection and warn Moscow could wreck the talks if forced to accept a joint commission solution.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Reds
Russia
Chang Chun San
Don Darrow
Libby
Darrow
Chang
Soviet Union
Washington
U.N. i
Faith the collie bears two litters in four days
Memphis report says Faith a collie owned by Mrs. W C Smith gave birth to nine puppies in one afternoon and nearly four days later produced seven more, highlighting a remarkable late winter canine litter surge.
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Memphis, Tenn
Faith
W. C. Smith
Executrix Named for Huston Estate in Linn County Iowa
Emma Huston appointed as Executrix of Herman Huston estate, Linn County. Creditors urged to file claims with Clerk of Linn County District Court. debts due to estate to be settled. Edward J. Dahms, attorney. March 1, 1952.
Appointment of Administrator for George A. Hannon Estate
Notice announces George A. Hannon Jr as Administrator of the Linn County Iowa estate who died leaving debts and claims. Creditors must file authenticated claims at Linn County Clerk’s office. immediate payment requested. Attorneys Ubicek Novak Kubicek listed. February 1952 appointment date indicated.
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Iowa
Linn County
George A. Hannon
Town Earigs Court
George A. Hannon, Jr
Ubicek, Novak & Kubicek, Atorneys
Notice of Appointment Executrix in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned Margaret Annie Lawrence executrix of the estate of Arthur Lawrence, deceased, of Linn County Iowa, is appointed March 1 1952. All indebted persons must pay promptly and anyone with claims should file them in the office of the Clerk of Linn County Iowa, with Imogen B. Emery as attorney.
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Indy Linn County
Erman Huston
Linn Cane
Iowa
Hose
Linn County
Istrict Court
Emma Huston
Edward J. Dahms
State of
Linn Cou
Arthur Lawrence
Ose
Margaret Annie Lawrence
Imogen B. Emery
Linn County Board of Supervisors approve road program and bids
The Linn County Board of Supervisors met on February 15 and February 19 1952 to approve the road program for 1952 under Sec 309.31 and to act on bids for Lot 10 Block 12 Penby's addition. They accepted a bid of 1500 from Robert L LeClerc and 555 from Verle W Patton, authorized road enlargements, released certain liens, and approved multiple resolutions including tax compacts and a purchase contract for electrical equipment. The board adjourned to May 6, 1952.
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Board OF
Iuvisors
State of Iowa
County of Linn
Board of Supervisors
Sutera, Wiley And’od
Code of Iowa
Ram George Willsel Rown Orlin
R._ Iehl
Falo
Fred P. Bowdish
Ton
John T. Wiley College
Joseph E. Hrusks
Airfax
Lumir
A. Cuhelayette
W._W. Andrews Franklin J. F. Bowers
Grant F- L. Blissackson
E. Kehrik van Glen E. Strother
Aine
Spas
J. Heller
LeRoy Scot
Roy R. Blair Otter
Creek Spencer Stephenson
Gilbert Hovorka
Rings C. A. Shaffer
Harry Heins
Ches. J. Heller
Ser Hovorka
Board “ Supervisors
Miles
Ott
F. Hanzlik
S Tate
Iowa
Linn County
Sutera
Wiley
Robert L. LeClerc
Coggan
Verle W. Patton
Peer
Hood
Superiit
Ley
Enor LeClere
Suweer Wiley
Cine Pee
Thomas As
B. E. Gomsent
Supers Wiley
Supervie
Sore
Sidney
Hanz Unty
All-Star political cast heads to New Hampshire for primary push
An all-star group of top politicians headed for New Hampshire to campaign before the March 11 primary. Taft, Stassen, Kefauver, Eisenhower, Truman and others will campaign while polls signal a neck-and-neck GOP race and a potential Truman-Kefauver struggle.
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New Hampshire
Associated Press
Sen
Taft
Harold E. Stas
Kefauver
Paul Hoffman
Economic Cooperation
Saltonstall and Lodge
Mass
Carlson
Kan
Eisenhower
Truman
Democratic Party
Stassen
New York
Ejisenhower
Adults Easier To Fool Says Pediatric Expert
LOS ANGELES AP A pediatric professor argues it is easier to fool adults than children or dogs. Dr Milo B Brooks of College of Medical Evangelists says a child perceives attitude, while adults are swayed by words. He notes some women retain intuition and spoke at a college alumni event.
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Linn
Eae
Lumit
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Anna Dvorak
Milo Prorak
William Dvorak
Caro
A. Anne Dvorak
Ne Ding
Snow
Saberingers
la Ion
Annabe
Los Angeles
Milo B. Brooks
The
College of Medical Evangelists
Ime
Dr. Brooks
Brannan Warns on Corn Output To Prevent Scarcity
Washington (UP) Secretary Brannan told Congress that meat dairy and poultry shortages may follow if corn production does not rise this year. He cited fall in 1951 U S corn output to under 3 billion bushels and forecast hog production drop 7 8 percent unless feed costs ease. Brannan urged a 15 percent production boost and warned reserves could fall to under 500 million bushels by fall unless a sustained rise occurs.
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Washington
Brannan
Congress
House Appropriations
U. S
Agriculture Department
Taxes Being Lowered by Many States
A United Press report notes 13 states cutting or planning to cut taxes amid discontent with federal levies. Maryland trims state income by 15 percent and Virginia enacts a tax payer friendly law cutting 1950 income by 20 percent auto matic refunds and potential future reductions.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Congress
United Press
Maryland
Virginia
National
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Misssissippi
Missouri
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Wisconsin
Yanks Accused of Dropping Fleas Carrying Plague
Peiping radio accuses American planes of releasing flea carriers of bubonic plague near Panmunjom and across North Korea. The claim cites Burchett and Winnington and follows warnings of bacteriological warfare as U N command denies such charges while North Korea mobilizes against the epidemic and China dispatches medical teams.
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Tokyo
Panmunjom
North Korea
Peiping
Alan Winnington
Wilfred Burchett
United Press
Hong Kong
Burchett
U.N
Winnington
Kim Il Sung
China
Allready
Enroute
Byrd Harrys Tax Act Sponsor Seeks Tax Breaks for Payers
The Virginia tax act is sponsored by Byrd Harry F Byrd Jr who follows in the footsteps of his father Sen Harry F Byrd who for years has pushed to secure relief for federal income tax payers.
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Treasury
Virginia
Byrd
Harry F.byrd, Jr
Sen
Harry F. Byrd
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