Diary Theft Used to Brand Grow as War Warmonger
Washington says a man believed to be a Soviet agent stole and photographed Major Gen. Robert W. Grow’s diary while he was in Moscow. Excerpts were used to claim U S plotting war, with notes on military targets and anti aircraft gear cited in a German published book.
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Moscow
U. S
Russia
Robert W. Grow
Grow
Pentagon
Marquis of Queensbury
Frankfurt
Germany
Richard Squires
East Berlin
Squires
Wall Street
Berlin
London
A. A
Senator Attacks Blood-Soaked Profits From Red China Shipments
Testimony before a Senate investigations subcommittee tied a New York shipping firm to sending cargoes to Communist China before and during the Korean War. Sen Mundt denounced the profits as blood soaked, while witnesses described oil and dry cargocharters to China Trading and Industrial Development Corp and United Tanker Corp.
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Washington
New York
Red
China
Sen. Mundt
R-S.d
Mundt
Houston H. Wasson
Wasson
Newbold Morris
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Morris
China Trading and Industrial Development Corporation
Red China
China International Foundation, Inc
Foundation
United Tanker Corporation
United Tanker
Sieling and
Jarvis
United
State Department
U. S
Communists decry secrecy in love courting
Washington dispatch says Radio Prague lectures on romance urge couples to involve the collective in every kiss. The Czech Communist line stresses love as a group enterprise and warns not to keep secrets from comrades, reflecting party discipline among youths.
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Washington
Radio Prague
Czechoslovakia
Pinay Upheld as French Premier
Paris AP reports Antoine Pinay was confirmed as premier of France in a dramatic national assembly vote. He secured 324 votes, nine more than the minimum, with 206 voting against him. Support came from followers of Gen Charles De Gaulle.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
France
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Taxpayer Didn’t Expect All This at IRS Office
In Los Angeles a group of temporary employees reported for duty at the internal revenue office. After oath, forms and fingerprints, they were sent to the mailroom to begin work. One man refused to remove his coat and was told to work anyway while he sought advice on tax return preparation.
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Los Angeles
Collector of Internal Revenue
Massachusetts doctor asked to resign over cancer treatment
The Massachusetts Medical Society urged the resignation of Dr. Robert E. Lincoln of Medford after his cancer treatment drew national attention. A disciplinary committee found he violated the physician's code of ethics, though details were not released. A five-member panel reviewed seven months of study, reporting no basis for the treatment claims for cancer and other diseases.
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Boston
Massachusetts Medical Society
Robert E. Lincoln
Medford
Sen. Tobey
R-N. H
Lincoln
W. Richard Ohler
Society
Gazette Food Pages Highlight Low Price Specials
Start tonight and save money with weekly low priced specials in the Gazette Food Pages. See pages 19 to 27 for quick budget boosts and extra value on groceries.
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the Gazette
Tonight’s Gazette
Four Incumbents One New Entry In County Races
Linn County Republicans announce four incumbents and one newcomer for June 2 primary. Incumbents Clerk of Court Arthur Axmear Treasurer Frank Bates Recorder Dempsy Jones Second District Supervisor Miles Sutera seek renomination. Newcomer Joseph A. Gaskill, 51, seeks First District supervisor. Gaskill joins a three way race with Martin Wiley and Fred M. Higley. No Democrat filings noted.
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Arthur Axmear
Frank F. Bates
Dempsy Jones
Miles P. Sutera
Joseph A. Gaskill
First Street
G.O.P
Gaskill
Martin Wiley
Fred M. Higley
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Fischer Not Asked About Home Life Coroner Says
Webster City AP officers who questioned 15 year old Robert Fischer after his father Al Fischer's death did not ask about home life. Dr George Paschal Hamilton county coroner testified that he did not recall any home life questions during questioning. The trial concerns Robert's alleged rifle slaying of his father over leaf raking.
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Webster City
Robert Fischer
George Paschal
Hamilton County
Paschal
Lant H. Doran
Boone
Robert
al W. Fischer
Jewell
Doran
Dr. Paschal
Fischer
Bob
al Fischer
Lawrence Kayser
Kayser
Hamilton
Red Cross Drive Heads Toward Midweek Progress Report
Cedar Rapids reporting shows Red Cross campaign total at 16894.50 as of Thursday. Campaign Chairman Barney Morrison urges all division majors to submit verbal and office contributions by Saturday, midway through the drive toward a $67745 goal ending March 15.
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Cedar Rapids
Red Cross
Barney Morrison
Granby
Morrison
New Shopping Area Planned On East Side
Cedar Rapids city council gave preliminary approval to rezone a nine acre tract on First avenue SE from residential to commercial between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-eighth streets. A public hearing will be announced, likely later this month, with construction slated for summer pending approvals and materials. Owners B C Lackman and Charles Levings aim for a center with shops, parking, and a potential medical office, plus a covenant banning taverns on the site.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Maude Kreb
Lackman
President Says Each Cent Vital
President Truman urges Congress to approve 7.9 billion dollars for a global mutual security program to counter a Soviet threat. He argues the funds are essential to aid allies in Europe and Asia, raise living standards in vulnerable regions, and boost U.S. security, warning against partial cuts or withdrawal. He predicts a tough fight in Congress to sustain the program.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
America
Europe
Middle
Far East
Africa
Asia
U. S
Capitol
Ex Husband Charged in Minneapolis Non-Support Case
Herman Winkelman about 40 faced two counts of non support after his present wife Florence and his former wife Ann saw his photo in the Minneapolis Tribune Inquiring Reporter column and notified police. The former wife reported spotting the ad dress Winkelman used on January 11 and police arrested him after a lengthy investigation.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
Herman Winkelman
Florence
Ann
Winkelman
Winkelm
Backers Clash in Caucuses Friday for Taft and Eisenhower
Local backers of Taft and Eisenhower poll Republicans in Cedar Rapids to boost precinct caucus turnout Friday night. The push aims to secure delegates to Linn County, then the Iowa state convention in Des Moines, and finally national representation in Chicago. The article notes intensive campaigning and questions about presidential preferences.
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Iice
Taft
Frank Nye
Eisenhower
Warren
Stassen
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Horse Meat Not Found in Cedar Rapids Samples
Des Moines reports no horse meat in 20 Cedar Rapids samples tested by L B Liddy chief of the dairy and food division. A new chemical test determines adulteration quickly. Iowa will conduct a statewide survey with about 600 samples from every county to check for horse meat sales.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
L. B. Liddy
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Liddy
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Slaughter Announces Senate Candidacy in Democratic Primary
Kansas City report states former congressman Roger C. Slaughter declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Senate. He was purged by President Truman in 1946, a notable part of his political history.
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Kansas City
INS
Roger C. Slaughter
Senate
Truman
Truman Talk Tonight Address On Foreign Aid Funds
President Truman plans a nationwide radio address on KCRG at 9 30 PM lasting about half an hour. He will urge support for new foreign aid funds and outline the case to the American public.
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