Humphrey’s Successor Is Anderson
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey resigned on Wednesday and President Eisenhower named Robert B. Anderson, former secretary of the navy, as his successor. Anderson’s nomination goes to the Senate for confirmation. Randolph Burgess will leave Treasury to take another government post.
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Eisenhower
Robert B. Anderson
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Anderson
Senate
White House
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Ernest T. Weir
National Steel
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Severa
Thomas EF. Millsap
National Steel Corporation
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Three Memorial Day services planned in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids memorial schedule lists three services for Memorial Day. The Council of Veterans and Patriotic Organizations will host a late morning service at Linwood Cemetery, with a Czech service at 1:30 p.m. in Czech National Cemetery and a third service at St. John’s Catholic Cemetery. The program includes prayers, the Gettysburg Address, bugle calls, and musical performances by local schools.
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Cedar Rapids
Council of Veterans and Patriotic Organizations
Linwood Cemetery
Czech National Cemetery
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
Municipal Island Plaza
Edward R. Kuba
Charles Decker
Franklin T. Jones
Harry Gunder
John Melvor
Ralph Podzimek
Memorial Coliseum
Karla Masaryk
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Rapids
Cedar
Milo Filipi
Czech Rapids
Ozark Air Lines
VFW
Phil Glaab
Ozark
Vincent Kubovec
Cemetery Board
Rt. Mev
Frank BR
Hruby
St. Ludmila's Church
Glaab
Insults Fly Between Morse and Capehart on Senate Floor
Senate quarrel erupts as Morse accuses Capehart of intellectual immorality and ties Beck and Ike to pockets. Capehart defends the president and calls Morse’s party switch intellectually immoral. Hurnphey tries to restore order while Douglas bangs gavell. Morse refuses to retract remarks.
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Capehart
Senate
William F. Sunderland
Douglas
Detroit
Beck
Figures Don’t Begin To Tell Crash Misery
Rex Thomas portrays the human toll of highway crashes beyond national statistics. He profiles Taylor Britnell and Susie Roach families, detailing wreck fatalities, ruined livelihoods, and the burdens of welfare and elderly guardianship amid tragedy on U.S. roads.
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Montgomery
Ala
Taylor Britnell
National Safety Council
Men who wear the pants told to wear apron at chores
In a lighthearted advisory column readers are urged to protect their attire when doing dishes at home. The gag suggests wearing an apron to keep pants clean and adds a playful note on male housekeeping duties.
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Offie Britnell
Connie
Britnells
Hackleburg
Britnell
Triplets Born to Coggon Couple
Mr and Mrs Paul Richardson of Coggon welcomed triplets all girls born at Delaware County Memorial Hospital at 2 40 pm 2 48 pm and 2 57 pm weighing 6 pounds ? ounces 5 pounds 12 ounces and 4 ounces The three infants are in incubator and progressing satisfactorily It is the couple's first children Mrs Richardson is 24 years old.
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Manchester
Paul Richardson
Coggon
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Richardson
New High Schools Name Their Teams Warriors and J-Hawks
Cedar Rapids schools vote on team names with Washington Warriors and Jefferson J Hawks chosen by students. Wilson and Roosevelt favored J-Hawks over TV Rebels while Franklin and McKinley backed Warriors over Eagles in a final student vote.
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J-Hawks
Cedar Rapids Newa
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Franklin and McKinley
Eagles
Soldier Refuses To Pick Lawyer In Tokyo Manslaughter Case
Specialist 3/¢ William Girard 23 of Ottawa Ill. refused to pick a lawyer by a Japanese court deadline to defend against a manslaughter charge after accidentally killing a Japanese woman trespassing at an American firing range. US officials say he remains undecided pending whether trial will be in Japan or a US court martial.
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Dulles Sees Steps to Ease U S Global Deployment
Secretary of State Dulles urged finding a better way to handle large numbers of Americans abroad. He suggested reducing American official personnel overseas, especially military, to curb foreign resentment amid Formosa demonstrations. He also outlined U S positions on disarmament inspections, German unification talks, press access to Communist China, and trade-barrier relaxations with Britain and Japan.
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United Fund OK by Camp Fire Scouts Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts approve United Fund bylaws but seek changes to limit the Public Welfare bureau’s control over budgets and allocations. Public Welfare plans another Friday noon meeting at Roosevelt Hotel to finalize Cedar Rapids and Marion United Fund arrangements with agency representation invited.
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Polio Inoculation Consent Forms Distributed Countywide
Parental consent cards for the mass polio inoculation program are distributed to all Lian county schools. Jack Hart says 7,500 cards remain in Cedar Rapids and county schools. Inoculations occur Monday at Memorial Coliseum in Cedar Rapids from 9 to 11, and at Marion High School from 8 to 11. Pregnant women and Linn county residents up to age 20 are eligible with a $1 fee per vaccine.
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Marion
Pam
Tugeday
Linn Counly
Eisenhower Budget Battle Fails as House Blocks $2.5 Billion Cut
The House votes 392 to 1 to approve a $33.56 billion armed forces bill, rejecting GOP moves to restore most of the $2.505 billion reduction from Eisenhower’s request. House and Senate cuts push total reductions past $4.1 billion for the 1958 fiscal year.
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Holiday Weather Outlook Promises Storms Across Iowa
A severe weather warning was issued for northern Iowa with possible locally severe thunderstorms and tornado risk from Dubuque to Woodbury. Reports of funnel clouds near Garner and Everly accompanied rain in Cedar Rapids as Memorial Day nears.
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Iowa Weather Bureau
Dubuque
Woodbury
al Terrado
Spencer
Garner
Mason City
Everly
Cedar Rapids
Ceadar Rapids
Two Boys Die in Car Explosion in Chicago
Police said a spark from a hammer ignited gasoline fumes inside a parked car, touching off a fire that spread to a five gallon can in the rear. The victims were Jackie McDorman, 7, and Steven Waldo, 68, who were playing with the hammer at the time of the blast.
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Jackie McDorman
Steven Waldo
Brooklyn Podres Dominates Pirates In 3-Hitter
Brooklyn edges Pittsburgh 1 to 0 as Johnny Podres throws a three hit game backed by strong defense and timely runs. Roy Slevers hits his tenth homer of the season in Washington's 6-2 win over New York Yankees on Wednesday.
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