State Dept Rejects Congress World Disarmament Plan
Washington officials rebuff a proposal for a world conference outside the United Nations to set disarmament rules including atomic energy control. The State Department backs current UN led atomic energy and conventional armament efforts and warns that linking all armament topics would alter long held U.S. policy.
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Washington
INS
State Department
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Vandenberg
Tydings
Department
U. S
Russia
United Nations Commission
Cured of TB Faces Housing Delay in Kalamazoo
Miss Maud C. Quinn, declared cured after 25 years battling tuberculosis, waits beyond her hospital release for suitable ground floor housing in Kalamazoo. Dr. R H Lambert notes she is fully cured of spinal and pulmonary tuberculosis and needs low exertion living quarters.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Maud C. Quinn
Fairmount
R. H. Lambert
U N Palestine Inquiry Commission to Meet Monday
The eleven member United Nations Palestine inquiry commission will convene Monday at Lake Success to elect a president and plan its actions on the Holy Land. The UN military staff committee has begun outlining the global security force, while East West tensions persist over contributions.
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Lake Success
N. Y
INS
United Nations Palestine Inquiry Commission
Holy Land
U. N
Russia
Hams Showcase War Service Pride At Cedar Rapids Hamfest
ARRL President Bailey and 30,000 radio amateurs highlight wartime roles and postwar advances. The Cedar Rapids event coincides with Atlantic City frequency allocations and features exhibits, tours, and a long-running hobby culture where enthusiasts meet by call letters.
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Cedar Rapids
ARRL
the Downs
Bailey
George
Downs
War Service
Tallcorn
Local Radio Operators Sponsor Kindness Section
The nation sees a section sponsored by Cedar Rapids and Iowa City amateur radio operators promoting community aid and public service.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Crickets Declared Under Control Near Ore Wheat Fields
Mil lions of Mormon crickets moving toward a poison line but are said to be under control along most of a 12 mile advancing front near ORDNANCE Oregon. Assistant County Agent Leroy Fuller reported the area tour.
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Leroy Fuller
Teacher Acquitted on Paternity Charges in Indiana Case
Russell L. Jackson a 32 year old Indianapolis school teacher and former North Liberty coach was acquitted by Juvenile Court Judge J Clifford Potts of four counts alleging he contributed to the delinquency of a North Liberty high school girl by fathering her child.
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South Bend
Ind
Russell L. Jackson
Indianapolis
North Liberty
J. Clifford Potts
Jackson
City Briefs Civic Club to meet in regular session
City Briefs announce the Side Civic Club will hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in C.S.P.S. hall with a film program and refreshments to follow. Also notes H Bowler recovering after minor operation at St Luke's hospital. Dr Robert D Lundquist opens general dentistry practice at Suite 201 Hasek Building telephone 26345.
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Side Civic Club
C.S.P.S. Hall
Robert D. Lundquist
Hasek
Memorial Day Services Set at Linwood Cemetery
The text notes a correction for James Jewelers price on Friday May 1d from 35.09 to 64.75 and invites all Spanish-American War veterans to meet at the Memorial building at 9 30 a m Friday for Memorial day services at Linwood cemetery with transportation provided.
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Ee James Jewelers
Linwood Cemetery
Rotary Club Luncheon Speaker on Campaigning in New York
Robert Ray of Iowa City a former member of Gov. Thomas Dewey’s New York staff will speak on campaigning in New York at the Monday Rotary Club luncheon to be held at the Roosevelt hotel.
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Robert Ray
Iowa City
Thomas Dewey
New York
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
H N Boyson Under Knife for Kidney Stones
H N Boyson of 2314 Bever Avenue SE underwent a kidney stone operation at St Luke's hospital on Saturday afternoon. He became ill Tuesday at Storm Lake while attending a bank meeting.
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H. N. Boyson
Bever Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Storm Lake
Inmate Kerby Found Drunk After Car in Ditch
Authorities report Kerby’s car was in a ditch on 313 G Avenue NW after a Saturday incident. Witnesses say Kerby appeared intoxicated and showed signs of drinking.
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B. B
G Avenue NW
Satintoxi
Kerby
Hopkins Students Return Terrapin After Campus Clash
Johns Hopkins students bring back a 400 pound bronze terrapin to Maryland in a protest that drew about 590 undergraduates and 200 police. Three Hopkins hostages were freed with brief haircuts after a campus raid in College Park that left students jailed and a lacrosse game postponed.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
University of Maryland
Hopkins
College Park
Group To Drop Industry-wide Bargaining Ban
Rep. Hartley and Sen. Taft worked over two hours on a conference committee bill to harmonize labor bills. The industry wide bargaining ban is expected to be dropped as conferees resolve major points while a federal court injunction against secondary boycotts and jurisdictional strikes advances. The plan calls for a seven member board with an independent administrator, and a modified approach to unions with Communist officers remains unsettled.
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Washington
INS
Rep
Hartley
R-N.j
House Labor Committee
Taft
Ohio
Senate Labor Committee
New Jersey
House Senate
Legislative Counsel
House
Senate
Reorganized
National Labor Relations Board
Deaths John William Michel services set for Monday
Death notices indicate John William Michel 1505 Sixth Street SW died Friday in Cedar Rapids where he had lived 16 years. Funeral in Brush chapel Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev J F Wipperman officiating. Survived by wife Rose Forst sister Mrs Margaret Miller Minnesota and brother Fred. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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John William Michel
Sixth Street
Brush Chapel
J. F. Wipperman
Michel
Cedar Rapids
Aoe Township
Rose Forst
Margaret Miller
Minn
Fred
Linwood Cemetery
Gardiner Rites Delayed as Kin Sought in Linn County
Elias N. Gardiner, about 69, died Saturday at the Linn county home. His body was taken to Yocom Funeral home in Marion. Funeral arrangements await contact with relatives. He arrived at the Linn county home on February 15 1947 from Tama.
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Elias N. Gardiner
Linn
Gardiner
Yocom
Marion
Linn County
Tama
Funeral services for Dr George A Plummer
Funeral services for Dr George A Plummer physician and World War I veteran who died in Rochester New York will be held in Turner Chapel at 1 30 p m Monday Burial will be at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
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George A. Plummer
Rochester, N. Y
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Socialite Found Dead in Car in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati society matron, Mrs. Emily Randolph, was found dead in a car in front of her home. Two notes on a stepladder included a message to her husband Industrialist John B. F. Randolph stating she loved another person nicknamed Cookie. Police had not identified who Cookie was.
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Cincinnati
Emily Randolph
John B. F. Randolph
John
Cookie
Randolph
Kentucky
Polk Laffoon
Paintings Looted By Nazis Found in Gen. Clay's Office
Richard Kasischke reports in Berlin that in Gen. Clay and Keating offices in the German zone a cache of looted art surfaces. Van Dyck Portrait of a Woman and five other works including a Canaletto Grand Canal and a Bassano Waterfall valued in marks are uncovered by investigators with art catalogs.
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Gen. Clay
Berlin
Hor. Brothers
Roemerbad
Badenweiler
Baden
Clay
van Dyck
Keating
Bassano
Salvator Rosa
Canaletto
Grand Canal
Europe
John H. Allen
Horn Brothers
Senator McKellar Suffered Illness Taken To Bethesda
Senator Kenneth D. McKellar of Tennessee was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital after a sudden illness while at his desk. Officials said he was in good condition and under medical observation, and his staff noted doctors found nothing seriously wrong. He dictated letters by telephone during the day.
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Serses
Ree
Long Lines Union Weighs CIO Affiliation
The executive committee of the American Union of Telephone Workers representing 20,000 long lines workers in 42 states recommended affiliating with a major labor group, following a recent telephone strike. President J. J. M. said members pressed leaders to explore affiliation after the walkout.
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New York
American Union of Telephone Workers
Ind
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
C B Wilcox 80 Belle Plaine Grocer Dies
C B Wilcox, 80, Belle Plaine resident and grocer for over 40 years, died at home after a year of ill health. He belonged to local lodge circles and is survived by two sisters Eva Bear and Anna Krezerthan and a brother L E Wilcox. Eva had lived with him recently.
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Belle Plaine
C. B. Wilcox
Sciuntie Ae
Miss Overell and Gollum Face Major Trial Monday
In Santa Ana California the high profile murder trial of Louise Overell an 18 year old heiress and George Gollum a 21 year old medical student opens Monday. They are accused of killing Walter E Overell 65 and Beulah Overell 57 aboard their 47 foot cabin cruiser in Newport Harbor. Authorities found over 30 sticks of dynamite on the craft and the couple has denied any involvement. The case has drawn intense public interest amid love letters between the pair and a change in the Orange County district attorney position.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Louise Overell
George Gollum
Walter E. Overell
Beulah
Flintridge
Pasadena
Overell
Finance Company
Losses Furniture
Cluwife
Newport Harbor
Gollum
Fred Howser
James L. Davis
Orange County
Davis
R. R. Hodgkinson
Newport Beach
Hodgkinson
Michigan Congressman Fred Bradley Dies at Coast Guard Academy
U S Representative Fred Bradley of Michigan's 11th district died at age 49 while visiting the Coast Guard academy. Bradley, in his fifth term, suffered a heart attack and died shortly after collapsing in an officer's room. He lived in Rogers City, Michigan.
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New London
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