Secret Plan On Captives Given Reds In Secret Talks
PANMUNJOM UP Allies hand the Communists a secret plan to end the Korean war prisoner deadlock and give a week to consider. Gen Harrison led brief secret sessions while newsmen were kept away. Clark brought the allied plan to Panmunjom and met with Rhee. secrecy surrounds the plan's details. The two sides remain deadlocked over repatriation and the neutral custody commission for 48,000 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hansen
Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
Harrison
North
Am II
Redney
Mark W. Clark
U.N
Far East
Panrounjom
Syngmen Rhee
Clark
Rhee
Washington
London
Barrison
Millersburg Clean Up After Tornado Storm
Millersburg residents cleaned up after a Sunday storm that lokal officials described as a tornado. One witness, Anna Huffman, saw a funnel cloud as trees and barns were leveled and roofs torn off. No injuries reported though damage included shattered windows, downed power lines, and several destroyed barns within two miles.
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the Gazette
Millersburg
Anna Huffman
Roy Taylor
Grr
Condivig
Morrison
jHutioian Locker
Louis Foubert
Fower
Phore
Central City Boy Shot by Brother in Theft of Rifles
Eldon Bremer eleven and his brother Donovan fifteen admitted taking three rifles from the Enoch Smith home in the Palo Chain Lakes area. Eldon was wounded in the hip by a .22 from an automatic rifle and is in good condition at St. Luke's hospital. Deputy Harlan Snyder recovered the guns. Donovan said the rifle fired when he had it. The Bremer family had recently moved from near the Smith residence. Deputy Larry Condon noted a rear window entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Bremer
Bonovan
Eldon
St. Luke's’ Hospital
Harlan Snyder
Enoch Smith
Palo Chain Lakes
Larry Condon On
Smith House
Hot Moist Air Crossing Iowa Shifts Weather
Severe weather across Iowa with 86 degree Cedar Rapids high as hot moist air moves in from the west. Thunderstorms in eastern Iowa, a tornado report near Millersburg, 75 mph winds at Clinton, and a squall line expected in central Iowa this afternoon. Showers and possible hail forecast for tonight into Tuesday. Cedar Rapids records warm high after a cool 67 degree night. Sunday rainfall totaled .88 inches in the city.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Millersburg
Clinton
Nebraska
Returned to Korea in Death for Murder Case
The U S air force flew a second American to Korea to face charges of murdering a South Korean civilian in 1953 and said there will be another arrest. Airman Thomas L Kinder 21 of Cleveland Tenn was aboard the flight. Sgt Robert W Toth 21 of Pittsburgh remains jailed in southeast Korea.
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Seoul
Air Force
Korea
Thomas L. Kinder
Cleveland
Tenn
U.S
Southeast Korea
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Listener Spots Defect in Track
PIQUA Ohio Mrs James Griffin listened to the familiar sounds of the clackety track during a local event noting a defect that disrupted the routine activity. The report highlights concerns over equipment condition and safety in the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Ohio
James Griffin
Beardsley Signs Public Employes Pension Measures
DES MOINES Gov William S Beardsley Monday signed the remaining two bills of a three package pension plan affecting about 80000 public employees Also signed two major appropriation bills The pension measures place workers under federal social security and establish a supplemental state system replacing the old age survivors insurance plan The new plan is actuarially sound and combined with social security costs employers five percent of salaries The signing ends veto talks and follows beardsley’s view the measures are constructive for employees and state The other bills include the large departmental appropriation and the 12000000 yearly general school aid proposal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
William S. Beardsley
Beardsley
Indict Mayer For Murder In Bloomfield Farm Shooting
Walter M. Mayer 56 was indicted for first degree murder by the Davis County grand jury for the May 2 shooting of John C. Wisdom 51 on Wisdoms Bloomfield Farm near Bloomfield Mayer who says he acted in self defense surrendered shortly after the incident He is held without bail and trial is set for the September term by County Attorney Charles Pettit.
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Bloomfield
Walter M. ‘Mayer
Santa Fe Ranchez
Davis County
Grand Jury
Mayer
John C. Wisdom
Des Moines
Wisdom
FE. L. Simmons
Guy Walker
Pulaski
Charles Pettit
De Gaullist Rejects Bid To Form Cabinet
Paris AP reports Andre Diethelm, 57, head of Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s parliamentary group, rejected a bid to form a new cabinet after being offered the post on Sunday. Diethelm chose not to assemble a government under the proposal and declined to work with Vincent Auriol.
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de Gaullist
Paris
Andre Diethelm
Charlies de Gaulle
Auriol
Diethelm
High court upholds ad stand for Times-Picayune
The U S Supreme Court ruled five to four that the New Orleans Times-Picayune did not violate the Sherman Act in its advertising sales, rejecting a DOJ anti trust claim that forced rate practices tied morning and afternoon editions harmed rival papers. Justice Clark wrote the majority opinion, with dissent by Justice Burton joined by Douglas and Minton, noting the decision applies only to these circumstances.
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Washington
CAP
Supreme Court
New Orleans Times- Picayune
Justice Department
Truman Administration
New Orleans Item
Clark
Burton
Douglas and
Minton
Times-Picayune
St Paul chosen as site for 1953 Young Democrats convention
The Young Democrats national committee announced that St. Paul will host the 1953 convention, to be held in November. The selection was reported Sunday, marking a notable gathering for the youth political group.
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Denver
St. Paul
Young Democrats
Roosevelt Roughly Confronted by Red Banner Women in Tokyo
In downtown Tokyo Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt was blocked by twenty Japanese women waving Communist banners after she refused an interview. One woman allegedly pulled her from the car. A 41 year old US born Fujikawa, identified as linked to the Japanese Communist party, was said to have shouted and participated in May Day riots.
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Tokyo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yomiuri Re
Yomiuri
Ioene
Mrz. Fujikawa
Japan
Nist
Roosevelt
Fujikawa
Ameree
New
Atomic Annie fires first U S atomic artillery shell
LAS VEGAS AP The United States fired its first atomic artillery shell dubbed Atomic Annie at the Nevada test site. The 84 foot 280 millimeter cannon delivered a seven mile burst over a dry lake bed, witnessed by lawmakers military officials and troops. The blast produced a mushroom cloud and showcased a compact heavy shell weighed about 900 to 1000 pounds. The test marked the tenth and final shot in the current series with no casualties among the 3100 officers and men nearby.
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Robert Bernshoff
Las Vegas
Nevada Desert Proving Grounds
G.I
U.S
Alamogordo
Atomic Energy Commission
Yuear
Abe
Hiroshima
Packere
Frenchman’s Flat
Rep. Cole
R-N.y
Joint Congressional Atomic -Energy Committee
Wilson
Army
Collins
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Admiral Radford
Drowns in Trying To Recover Boat Tragedy Near Delhi
David Schmitz a 21 year old University of Iowa student drowned around 1 pm Sunday while attempting to recover a drifting boat on the Maquoketa River near Delhi. He and his brother Daniel had ferried lumber across the river for a private cabin project. David, an expert swimmer, reportedly suffered a cramp during the rescue attempt. He was born January 27, 1932 in Cedar Rapids and survived by his parents, brother, and several relatives. Burial arrangements at Monahan funeral home pending.
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David Schmitz
University of
Owa
Maiquoketa River
Delhi
BR. J. Schmitz
Bever Avenue
David
Daniel
Camp O'Delhi
Lorasi Academy
al We
Stu's University At
San Antonio
Loras Academy
Lubbock
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbue
Immadgulate Conception Church
Holy Name Society
Beats Joseph
Diane
John
B. Benenite
Dyersville
Monahan Funeral Home
Eisenhower Allows McCarthy Access to Tax Returns
President Eisenhower signed an executive order granting Sen. McCarthy and the House and Senate Government Operations Committees access to individual and corporate tax returns. White House secretary Hagerty says committee use is routine and will require Treasury consultation for any release.
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Washington
INL
Eisenhower
McCarthy
R-Wis
Congressional
Senate
House Government Operations Committee
Rep
Hoffman
R-Mich
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Acon
Hower
Treasury
Rosenberg appeal denied by high court
The U S Supreme Court refused a third appeal by Julius and Ethel Rosenberg who face death in Sing Sing. The court vacated the stay of execution, leaving the government free to carry out the sentence once New York trial court is informed. Defense counsel may seek reconsideration and a justice may extend the stay. The couple were convicted March 2, 1951, of supplying U S atom secrets to Russia as part of a ring including Greenglass.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Circuit Court of
New York
Emanuel H. Bloch
Justice Frankfurter
U. S
Rosenberg
David Greenglas
Cassator
Nagasaki
Greenglass
Pei Ae
Sylvester J. Ryan
Snyder Linked to Tax Ruling Shift
Washington report alleges former Treasury Secretary Snyder intervened to influence a favorable tax ruling for a Schentey Dr executive. The sequence included a phone call to a Ways and Means subcommittee attorney and entangled figures such as John Tobin and Lewis Johnson, with the defense secretary referenced.
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Snyder
Washington
Treasury
Schentey
John E. Tobin
Ways and Means
Itera Genus
Barens Expesania
Jonnie Jobineid
Revenue
Lewis Jobnsoo
Defense
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Onttell
NAVAL
Admiral Roberts
Carey
Naval Operations
Allied
Mediterranean
Joseph Taussig
An San
Haffy
Hickory, N.C
Ee Smith Ewi
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