Dr Hermann Sander Faces State Board Hearing
Dr. Hermann N. Sander, acquitted of murder in a cancer patient’s death, still faces a state board of registration in medicine hearing. Dr. John S. Wheeler, state health officer and board secretary, said the panel will decide any medical penalty and will contact board members immediately.
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Sander Free
State
Candia
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
State Board of Registration In Medicine
John S. Wheeler
Associated Press
Sander
Sander Acquitted in New Hampshire Medical Trial
Dr Herman N Sander is acquitted after a little more than an hour of jury deliberation. Supporters celebrate outside the Manchester county court and bells ring across Candia as the town cheers the doctor. The medical board plans a Concord meeting to discuss license actions while awaiting further rulings.
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Sander
House of Delegates
The
New Hampshire Medical Society
Concord
Wheeler
Dr. Sander
Bayer
Herm
County Court
Manchester
Borroto
Elise
Wreck of a Flying Saucer Tale Deemed Hoax
A Mexico City crash report about a two motor 46 foot saucer and a 23 inch pilot was recanted by Ray L Dimmick of Los Angeles after officials said the tale was unfounded. Authorities in Mexico and the United States denied any evidence. The Air Force noted 228 saucer reports traced to illusions phenomena or hoaxes.
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Los Angeles
INS
Mexico
Ray L.dimmick
Mexico City
Dimmick
Apache Powder Company
Air Force
Richard L. Coleman
Washington
Coleman
Top Brass
North America
United States
U. S
Col
Joseph Anderson
Mexican Defense Ministry
Jess Stay
Air Force Public Information
That's the sort of man I've been looking for all my life
Comic exchange from the Chuckle column in L. and N. Employes' Magazine features a man and woman swapping lines about finding the right partner as a lighthearted gag. The brief joke showcases workplace humor and dating banter.
Expansion Plan Outlined By Gas Company For 1950 Rollout
The Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Company in Cedar Rapids and Marion outlines a 1950 program costing about 470000. Key projects include a 10 inch high pressure feeder line eight and a half miles to connect Cedar Rapids and Marion, a border station addition, new services and meters, and a two way radio system for field coordination. A parallel 10 inch feeder from near Ainsworth to the region is planned with a 1951 completion and a 1000000 cost, about 50000 in 1950.
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Gas
Iowa- Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Cedar Rapids
Marion
E. E. Hahn
Hahn
Ainsworth
Hick Proposes Aid Fund Slash in ERP Amendment
Senator Hickenlooper proposed a 20 percent cut in the 2.95 billion dollar ERP request for the third year. The amendment was offered in a closed Senate Foreign Relations Committee session chaired by Connally, with no vote taken due to members absent.
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Washington
INS
Hickenlooper
R-Ia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D-Texas
Third Power Failure Hits Quad-Cities Again
Davenport AP reports a third power outage in the Quad Cities this year. A winding failed at the Moline plant halting the run and transferring load to Riverside circuits east of Davenport. Service was restored in about ten minutes, affecting most of the Quad Cities except East Moline and northern Scott County. Earlier outages occurred January 24 and 26.
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Davenport
Quad- Cities
Moline
Riverside
Quad-Cities
East Moline
Scott County
Is War Imminent Is War With Russia Looming
William K. Hutchinson presents top Washington views on the danger of a U S Russia clash. The Gazette will publish the series Is War Imminent starting Sunday. Hutchinson quotes cabinet members and military leaders to sketch the true situation and its implications.
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United States
Russia
Truman
William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Gazette
Hutchinson
Patients vow to curb Dr Sander after acquittal
Contrite patients of Dr Hermann N Sander celebrate his acquittal by promising not to overwork him. They rush to pay overdue bills while he faced financial ruin from its defense.
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Manchester
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Dr. Sander
Abbie C. Borreto
Raymond L. Carr
Bedford
Carr
Sander
George Woodbury
Woodbury
J. Sander
Woodsbury
White Lists More Bednasek Trial State Witnesses
County Attorney Jack C. White filed 35 additional witnesses for the Bednasek murder trial, totaling 47. The list includes William E. Jackson, Eleanor Leedham, Florence Anderson, Joe Grothus, E. J. Shoben Jr, James Jordan, Al F. Kloberdanz, two policemen, two highway patrolmen, Wilber J. Teeters, Earl Y. Sangster, two cab drivers, Sheriff Albert J. Murphy, and State Agent Ray Connor.
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Iowa City
Jack C. White
District Court
Robert Bednasek
Bednasek
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Jackson
Burlington
William E. Jackson
Iowa Parole Board
Eleanor Leedham
Webster Groves
Miss Jackson
Florence Anderson
Kappa Alpha Theta
Joe Grothus
Davenport
E. J. Shoben, Jr
James Jordan
University Information Service
al F. Kloberdanz
Wilber J. Teeters
Earl Y. Sangster
Albert J. Murphy
Ray Connor
Goats Could Not Digest Everything Says UK Ministry
London UK officials report the goat mascot Billy at the agriculture ministry instructional center died after a post mortem found he failed to digest a pair of rubber gloves.
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London
Ministry of Agriculture
Billy
Boy Rescued After Ice Breaks. Dog Sounds Alarm
James Balsanek, 8, fell through ice on the Cedar River while pulling a wagon. His deaf mute status prevented calling for help as Lassie the dog barked near the break. Wesley Franks, visiting a neighbor, found the boy, pulled him from the water, and local police treated him with a rubdown and hot drink.
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Cedar Rapids
Lumir Trachta
I Street
James Balsanek
J Street
Cedar River
Burlington Street
Ames
Lassie
James
Wesley Franks
Sixth Street
Dalla Jones
Jones House
John Hlavacek
John Scriven
Wherry charges Acheson with Gubitchev appeasement
Senate Republican Leader Wherry accuses Secretary of State Acheson and Attorney General McGrath of conspiring to free Valentin A. Gubitchev on espionage charges to appease Russia. He cites a two week deportation condition and warns the move risks US credibility in the Cold War.
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Washington
Senate
Wherry
Acheson
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Russia
McGrath
New York
Gubitchev
Alexander S. Panyushkin
State Department
Europe
United States
Cherry Burrell union election ordered by NLRB
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a CIO United Auto Workers representation election at Cherry Burrell Corporation to be held within 30 days for production maintenance and clerical workers. The existing contract with United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers union expires April 19. A Minnesota board representative will visit Cedar Rapids to confer with UAW and company officials before scheduling the election.
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Cedar Rapids News
National Labor Relations Board
Cherry - Burrell Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Union
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
NLRB
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
UAW
Officials of Eagles Face Indictments in Ohio
An Ohio grand jury indicted three national Fraternal Order of Eagles officers and one state officer on charges including publicizing a lottery and blackmail. Indicted are Matthew L. Brown of Springfield administrative director. Joseph Kellner Springfield state Eagles secretary. Joseph A. Gunderman St. Marys deputy grand worthy president and deputy auditor. Barnett H. Goldstein Portland grand aerie legal adviser. Details were not disclosed. bondsmen for the Blanchard aerie signers numbered nine.
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Ottawa
Ohio
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Matthew L. Brown
Springfield
The
Grand Aerie
Joseph Kellner
State Eagles
Joseph A. Gunderman
St. Mary’s
Grand Worthy
Eagles
Barnett H. Goldstein
Portland
Grand Aerie Legal
Blanchard Aerie
Eagles Lodge
Goldstein
Ottawa Aerie
Birds Battle in Cedar Rapids Prompts Poison Drive
Cedar Rapids fights a bird problem with strychnine tainted grain. Only about 150 pounds sold, 30 building owners cooperated, and a March 15 deadline nears. Arborist R K Alman urges broader participation while warning pet owners to guard animals. Traps, grain locations, and humane society support are noted.
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Cedar Rapids
R. K. Alman
Alman
Rockford Read
Retail Merchants Bureau
Linn County Humane Society
Skunk Invades Piano In Tyler Purchase
John T. Trumble, a piano tuner, bought an upright piano in Malakoff Texas only to discover a skunk living inside. He brought the piano to Tyler and found the animal still present, creating ongoing trouble.
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Tyler
Texas
John T. Trumble
Trumble
Malakoff
Inmate 20 Confesses Guilt In Anamosa Stabbing
Des Moines reports Rud yard Birr of Chicago confessed to fatally stabbing Anamosa reformatory inmate Baldimero Morales during recreation. Morales, 18, from Davenport, died after surgery. Birr, 20, says Morales threatened him. murder charges expected from Jones County.
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Des Moines
Rudyard Birr
Chicago
Anamosa Reformatory
R. W. Nebergall
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
Nebergall
Birr
Max Studer
Baldimero Morales
Davenport
Reformatory
Anamosa
Jones County
James T. Remley
Foss Davis
Studer
Morales
Wall of St. Paul Store Collapses
A large brick wall section of a three story downtown St. Paul department store collapsed Friday but a 30 second warning prevented injuries. The 50 by 38 by 18 inch wall section fell around 10 45 a m during repairs with workmen erecting supports. The first warning came when workers heard movement and the wall began to waver.
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ST. Paul
Bannon’s
City Clerk Opens Absentee Voting For March 14 Primaries
City Clerk Maude Krebs announced extended hours at Cedar Rapids City Hall to 5 p.m. Saturday for absentee voting. Voters out Tuesday may cast advance ballots at the clerk’s third floor, with regular hours on Monday 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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Maude Krebs
Cedar Rapids
Miss Krebs
Cedar River Nears Crest Below Flood Stage in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar River rose through Friday with a crest expected Saturday in Cedar Rapids, where city crews prepared sandbags and planned a levee patrol. By 11 am Friday the gauge showed 11.5 feet, up 1.4 feet since Thursday afternoon, with about one more foot predicted before cresting below flood level as upstream levels declined.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Cedar Crest
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Bo Inez Robbeer
Skunk
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