Red Guerillas Overrun U S Camp in Korea Killing Five
About 30 guerrillas overran a small U.S. army camp near Pusan Korea winning over five American soldiers and a Korean houseboy. Two Americans were wounded and two escaped injury. The raid targeted weapons and equipment, with two all caliber machine guns seven rifles and 2 000 rounds of ammunition seized. An American survivor described frantic defense as guerrillas shouted fired and threw grenades. Local police and prisoners of war hospital witnesses assisted after the attack.
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Korea
Shirvivars
U.N. Hospital
Pusan
Oil Strikers Return to Jobs in Nationwide Walkout End
Denver United Press report says the four week oil workers walkout is winding down as union officials note two-thirds to three-fourths have returned to work. CIO Oil Workers Union president O A Knight says about 11 percent of refinery production remains shut down, vs 35 percent at the peak.
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Denver
O. A. Knight
CIO Oil Workers Union
Iowa Tops Nation in Hog Production
Iowa produces more than one fifth of all U S hogs. Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Wisconsin, Alabama and Texas follow in ranking with hog output.
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U.S
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio
Wisconsin
AlGeorgia
Texas
Radio and TV Highlights From Local Stations
Dean of Washington commentators R Baukhage hosts a weekday broadcast on WHS AM and WHSR Sky. Orson Welles program and Black Museum tonight at 7 15 on KSCRK. Bailey emcee to cook book sales hitting 100000 by July 1 on KCRG. Cedar Rapids Indians game at Davenport tonight 8 00 on KCRG KCRK with OB Brooks. Cardinals Cubs clash at Wrigley Field tomorrow 12 30 broadcast with Bert Wilson.
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Orson Welles
Black Museum
KSCRK
J Bailey
KCRG
OB Brooks
Cedar Rapids Indians
Davenport
KCRK
St. Louis Cardinals
Wrigley Field
Bert Wilson
County Board Proceedings Mention Road Work And Tax Lien Action
County supervisors approve road paving and bridge work, set dates, and authorize lien actions for unpaid taxes. Meeting notes reference Water Street, Marion, Linn County, and various local vendors, with financial figures including 210.00 per month and multiple disbursements for supplies, services, and equipment.
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W. Harris
Bunethadra
Seat Buneervisors
Wiley
Fae Ralder
Cuprl Wagner
Ine
Ats Co
Saap
Bupergi Cp
Aca
Nlowihe YeRorUs
Gea Co
Pete Petre
George Pisarik
Super Ofa Othin
Ffelden
Yaad
Yong Couty
Ton
Burraua Naaing
Hood
Tarasea
Rendall Hardware
Borat Hespit
Kenneth L. Moon
Zosen
Haney Tone Estate
Linnking Co-Op
Ol ‘Co
Hiltner Grocery
Bett
Iia
Iowa
Seerae
Marion
Wood
Dea
Berto
Peronution
Tocwit
Lebera Las
Adams Alex
Mike
Jasper Icles
Yitrens
Brand Ste Ollicer
Supe Squnty
Lex Ariain
Martac
Warelle
Counts Purngasr
Elmira
Teglater
Ander
Niles
Hanauik
Estro Eosemaater
Pontage
Boles
Porta i We
Iptauily
Armed Forces East Iowans Enlist in All Services
Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns report enlistments in the Army Air Force and Navy Reserve. Seven men will train at Great Lakes and two weeks of duty are planned. Enlistee Thomas BR Denneny of Iowa City, others include Wayne E Heuchelin of Greeley and William Holland of West Branch. Naval reservists Carlton Ned Smith of Independence and Walter ter Ea Bruce of Shellsburg sworn in. R. D. Hamilton re-enlisted. Seabee trainee H. Nelson of Iowa City to report June 8 at Great Lakes.
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Army
Airforce
Naval Reserve
Cedar Rapids
Thomas BR Denneny
Iowa City
Min
Wayne E. Heuchelin
Greeley
William, Holland
West Branch
Carlton Ned Smith
Independence
Walter Ter
Ea Bruce
Shellsburg
R. D. Hamilton
Seaman
Mg Street
Great Lakes
J. R. Abraham
Vinton E
H. Cates
Marion
G. Ellis
Toddville
F Meade
Rowley
C. A. Hiedesell
Mt. Vernon
R. A. Merrifield
Wilson Avenue
H. W. Nelson
Eisenhower Treated for Conjunctivitis Eye Strain
AP reports Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower is being treated for conjunctivitis, an eye inflammation. His physician Major General Howard M. Snyder says his health remains sound but he needs rest. aides say the ailment stems from eye strain and overwork amid an intense 18 hour daily schedule before departure for the United States.
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Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
U. S
Gen. Ridgeway
Gasperi Takes Rome as Rightists Gain in Municipal Race
Pro western democratic parties beat the Communists in Rome city elections while neo Fascists surge in southern cities. In Rome, the Democratic coalition led by Christian Democrats held a comfortable margin, with 372,912 votes to 300,757 for the Communist bloc and 200,432 for neo Fascist and monarchist groups, as returns came from 1,500 precincts. The overall results show gains for far right parties in several southern towns, signaling a broader shift.
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HOME
Central
Rome
Democratic
Reds
Italian Social Movement
MSI
Mussolini
Naples
Bari
Foggia
de Gasperi
Christian Democrat
Democratic Bloc
Communist Bloc
Head Found On City Dump Pile In South Bend
In South Bend Indiana a severed red haired man's head was found placed on a cement block in a city dump. Theodore Milewski 45 found the head while dumping trash and alerted police and the coroner. The coroner Dr Edward Shelley said a hole was punched in the head and the man appeared 30 to 35 with no signs of decomposition. Police said foul play is suspected and authorities in Illinois Michigan and Indiana were notified. No missing person fit the description in the area.
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South Bend
Ind
Theodore Milewski
Milewski
O'Brien Paint. Co
Edward Shelley
St. Joseph County
Shelley
Richard J. Gillen
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Gillen
Transfer of Funds From ISTC To Be Asked for Oakdale
Iowa Board of Education seeks approval from the governor and comptroller to transfer 140000 dollars from Iowa State Teachers College funds to finance fire protection work at Oakdale institution. The project includes rewiring and water system upgrades plus a new fire truck. prior funding was denied as not an emergency.
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Des Moines
State Board of Education
At -the -Oakdale
David Dancer
Iowa State Teachers College
Oakdale
Iowa
Kenwood Teacher Miss Wenrietta Harken to Be Honored
The Kenwood PTA plans a Wednesday night program and open house at A school at 7 45 p.m. to honor retiring Kenwood kindergarten teacher Miss Wenrietta Harken. Harken has taught in Cedar Rapids since 1910 at Van Buren, Johnson, and Kenwood, later directing city kindergarten classes from 1924 to 1943.
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Wenrietta Harken
Kenwood
Kenwood Parent Teacher Association
Ceor Nates
Washington
E. J. Bruns
Ates
Fone Scatten
Cedar Rapids
van Buren and
Johnson
Chicago
Kalamazoo, Mich
Teachers College of
Columbia University
Columbia
Local elections split across parties yield broad municipal gains
Unofficial results from about 2,400 cities towns and villages show the Democratic bloc winning control of 250 municipalities while the Communist group gains 110 seats and neo-Fascists plus small parties collect around 60.
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Sardinia
Sicily
Protests Roje Troop Use and Canadian Politics
In Ottawa and Washington reports depict Canada protesting troop usage from a U S ally while Canadian and provincial elections unfold. The FTC critiques pricing collusion among Safeway Kroger and A P amid a fragmented democratic bloc. In Wisconsin, farmers challenge conscription with delegations to Governor Kohler and a call to resigns from local selective service offices. Barbados history notes its discovery 323 years ago.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Rome
Demo Lday
Safeway
Stores
Inc
Kroger Com
Canada
Democrats
Kose Island
Law
Kroger
B. Pearson
House of
United
Commons
A and P
Ington
Moscow
Wisconsin
North America
Madison
Kohler
Selective Service Board
Selective Service
Texas Leads in Cattle Numbers. Iowa Second
On Jan 1 1952 U S cattle population totals show over 88 million cattle on U S farms and ranches. Texas holds more than 8 94 million head, about ten percent of all cattle, leading the 48 states. Iowa Nebraska Kansas Wisconsin Missouri Illinois Minnesota California and Oklahoma follow in order.
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U.S
Texas
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Missouri
Ilinois
Minnesota
California
Oklahoma
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HCRG
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Middlewest
Bottles
Scotland Yard
KXEL
WMT
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Ronee Seror ‘Orchestre
Enil
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Ral Blazers Pay Hebech Jenesday M —— Fianeral
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Flobér McGe
Oakie
Jona Conte
Valentina
Mary Marlin
Evelyn Wialae
Pepo Eibantiga
Ring
Hickok Pee Headl
Sud
Lima
Inesday AF
Arning
Louis Chi
Gevriel Hoatter
Hird
Paiton Lewis
Kwcr Rjvereion
Liberty Network
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Corker
En Heaven
Parn Hirhilents
Dreler Boots
Theaver
Yaial Glock
Dave Bays
Hitchen Club
Stelke
Rich Bob and
Ray Dave Garrowa
Jane Mu Perkins
Buckaroos
Derry Maxon
Neat Signibare Sonatellows
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Wace
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BN Cea
Ostor
Wile
Dusty
Owen
Iste News Care
Baliews
Dack Smith
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Eee Worvester
Broakistt Club
Gate Fatt Ware
Eshur ‘Gadtre
Arrhur gGkuttt
Wales of Tows
Eum Family
Gwen Coundys
Burton
Tignta Rake
Judy
Jang Hiltop
Hous Parks
Rosemary
Mary Dr ‘Malone Beril
Georg Noreen Gort, Ebraneey
Cts
Thomas
Ites
Charlie
Andy J
Boothius
Rich
Imanat
Sgarry Moore
Milton Berleis
eBay
Mike and Butt
Board of Supervisors
Hether Krchktig Teeth Supply
I Meal Co. Inc
Ro ‘Pregnit
Eaniee
de Water Bioknale
Isha Ber Quarries
Saduettal Rowel Fae EE
Ei Light and Power Co
Hom Kruse. Lumber &S
Daint Ki
Maint & Supply Cor Bry
Theay
Wait Ray
Wiles
Damnewes
Olenneth Schott
Damasce
Clesrion
Paul
Weed
Linkter
East Iowans
Air Force
Navy Reserve
ISTC
State Department
PTA
Barbados
Cours Radio and Television
Steederdel
Call Us
Cedar Rapids Heating CO
Remy
Smulekoff
Philco- TV
Philco
Cony
Philo
Colorado
Philgo Clock Radio
Maroon
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