Ike Charts Peril Age Tax Policy
President Eisenhower outlined a five point program including a six month extension of the excess profits tax and a 10 percent income tax cut starting Jan 1. He urged continued restraint on corporate taxes and luxury levies while delaying social security increases and warned of lasting Communist threats. The White House forecast a 1954 deficit of 6.6 billion and a revised future tax plan if goals fail.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Truman
Murder Blame Laid on Grave in Iowa City Double Slaying
Johnson County Grand Jury finds 17 year old Charles H Nelson killed Mrs James Oiler and Beverly Brenneman and later took his own life. Foreman J W Barrows reports the evidence convinces the jury and the case is closed though secrecy limits disclosure.
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Iowa
Crna
Johnson Country Grand Jury
Charles Nelson
James iCiler
Beverly Brennemen
Johnson County
Willar Meardon
Meardon
J. W. Barrows
Coralville
Charles H. Nelson
James’ Oiler
Beverly Brenneman
Cedar Rapids Board Chooses Architects for School Plan
The Cedar Rapids school board selected Brown Healey Perkins Will and three other firms to design plans for five new elementary schools and five additions in a 10 project, $2 750 000 program. Final approval awaits a one contract submission and standard 6 percent fee with fulltime supervision.
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Cedar Rapids
Bearchi
Harley
Gea
Brown Ee
Rapi Perkins
Will of
Chicago A Associates
Chicago
Minnesota
Brown-Healey
Perkins- Will Supernatire
Bul
Treasure Quest Unearths Long Lost Coins In Basement
In Minersville Ohio a teen named David 18 said he would hunt for buried treasure in a basement. He returned with a can of old screenbacks and coins dated 1873 1861 and 1879 valued at about 1500 by a banker. He claimed the treasure lay behind a foundation stone in a house formerly a village saloon.
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Minersvile
Ohio
Aeee Howard Agadhanes
David
Wholesale Food Prices Advance
Wholesale food prices rise in the current week compared with the same period last year indicating inflationary pressure in the sector.
Old Remedy for Cold Wins in Test
In Chicago, Drs Howard S Traisman and L Martin Hardy report that grandma’s bed rest and fluids beat modern drugs for colds. A study of 159 patients at Memorial Hospital split groups. old treatment led to 54 percent recovery in one week, 34 percent in two weeks, while drug groups reached 40 percent in one week and 48 percent in two weeks, with 13 percent over two weeks.
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Chicago
Howard S. Traisman
L. Martin Hardy
I ’S Memorial Hospital
Women End Nine Hour Chain Protest Over Bronx Evictions
Six women and a seventh member staged a nine hour chain protest in Metropolitan Life offices against eviction of a Negro family from Parkchester. They surrendered with keys discarded and no commitments given, as Metropolitan officials stayed in place, denying discrimination.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Ney
Metropolitan
Parkchester
Bronx
Lowe
Sophie Decatur
Michael
Alfred B. Carp
Air Force scales Sioux City expansion plan
Air Force officials inform Sioux City that the total 1953 budget rises and a $750000 bond issue for a planned expansion is canceled. The move, tied to a national decision, would affect a proposed base enlargement and potential staffing of about 7500 personnel, while not changing existing air defense duties.
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George F. Stewart
Am. Paul's Church
Amvets Suxliliry No
Beta Lambda Bence Cutee
Harrison School
Tyler School
F.T.A
Steannah Wesleyan Clas
Epolles Sigma Alphas
Strategic Air Command
Sioux City
Pidt
Bad On
Senate Confirms Iowa Appointees
The Senate unanimously confirmed Eisenhower’s nominees for four U S attorneys and nine U S marshals. New U S attorneys include Francis E. Van Alstine of northern Iowa and Roy J. Stephens of western Iowa. Marshals named include Clement W. Crehan of northern Iowa and W Walter of southeastern Iowa.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Eisenhower
U. S
Uct
Francis E. van Alstine
Northern
Iowa
Roy J. Stephens
Wren Iowa
Clement W. Crehan
Towa
and W. Walter
Southest
Tows
Allied planes strike behind lines near Seoul bridge
Four unidentified planes bombed and strafed a bridge behind Allied lines near Seoul on Wednesday. The Eighth Army reported one man wounded in the brief release. No nationality of the crew was given.
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Seoul
Eighth Army
Caet
Taft Taken To Hospital For Hip Ailment
Washington The Ohioan Senator and Republican leader Taft went to a hospital on Wednesday for medical treatment and diagnosis of a hip ailment. His office said he was in need of care and would undergo medical evaluation.
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Taft
Washington
INS
Senate
G.O.P
Ohioan
Polish Pilot Lands Soviet MIG on Danish Baltic Island
An unidentified Polish pilot crash landed a Soviet MIG-15 on Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. Eyewitnesses saw the jet circle Roenne before landing at Almegaard training camp. Police said the pilot sought political asylum. officials note similarities to a March 5 landing by Lt. Franciszek Jarecki, now in the United States seeking citizenship to become an air force officer.
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Bornholm
Denmark
Baltic
Franciszek Jarecki
Jarecki
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Poland
Ana
Slupsk
Borniate
Wednece
Bommhelm
Baltic Sea
Eel
Almegaard
U S Casualties Rise to 135 155
Columbus AP report notes rising U S casualties to 135 155 with scattered details about a young child and a fatal incident. A Tuesday event and Korea reference appear amid garbled lines.
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U.S
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
INS
James Bochnelder
Olf
Train Wreck In Iowa Blame Placed On Engineer
DES MOINES AP The Iowa Commerce Commission blamed the engineer F E K Fisher 65 Ottumwa for a 55 mile an hour curve wreck of a four car diesel train near Osceola at 10 30 p m killing Fisher conductor Rey Schultz 50 Ottumwa passenger Mrs misbett Schatz 67 Evergreen Park Illinois and the fireman who leapt from the cab to the floor to safety. The report cites the engineer’s distraction at the window opening and notes weather was clear and visibility good.
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Des Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Eynesday
F. EK. Fisher
Ottumwa
Misbett Schatz
Evergreen Park
Ate
Malla
Osceola
Repoport
Justice Douglas Sees U S Moral Decline
Justice Douglas warned America has lost moral dominance and may adopt world front tactics, arguing intolerance fuels headlines abroad. He drew parallels to past trials noting flaws in due process and criticized domestic procedures while acknowledging no exact parallel to Raleigh’s era.
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Supreme Court
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Asia
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Sir Walter the
Rothe Banteeechusetts Colony
Raleigh
Monkey Loose In Yard Trapped After Banana Bribe
A three year old female monkey strayed into a yard at 2506 Bever Avenue SE. Patrolmen George Davis and Al Burgert watched as the animal clung to a tree around 76 feet high. Park Superintendent Don Gardner said the monkey slipped from a building window after kids teased it and many residents called the police.
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H. C. Rings
Bever Avenue
George Davis
al Burgert
Davis
Don Gardner
Gardner
Ren
Monkey
Toate
Eines
Senators Demand Ike Statement on Red China Trade Revelations
Washington lawmakers pressed President Eisenhower for a public reply after evidence suggested two British owned ships carried Red Chinese troops along the China coast last year. McCarthy said a letter to the President would be drafted. Kennedy warned further ships from the same Hong Kong firm may have ferried U S foreign aid cargoes. The subcommittee identified Wheelock Marden Co as the carrier.
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Eisenhower
China
Een Aeme
Rob Keee
McCarthy
R-Wis
U. S. Congress
Kennedy
Hong Kong
U.S
U. S
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Wheelock - Marden Company
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Latbie
U.N
Korea
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Remels
McCarthy Evider
Harrimess
Ures
Fund Voted for Speedup on TV
A legislative commission approved a request by Senator Johnson for a 12 month increase of 618 446 dollars to speed up television work.
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Commission
Dor Ie
Sen
Johnson
D-Cole
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