Iowa Rain Shapes Voters in Final Campaign Push
Iowa Republicans and Democrats predict rain on Election Day will boost turnout and favor their candidates as Don Pierson and Jake Mare hedge on final bids. Bourke Hickenlooper reports 5875 in campaign contributions with labor groups backing Evans race.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Don Pierson
G.C.P
Jake Mare
Washington
Bourke Hickenlooper
R-Ja
Senate
Hickenlooper
R. M. Evans
Severe Elections
Organized Labor
Evans
House
Cryovac Officials to Honor Rothfuss at Cedar Rapids Dinner
W. J. Rothfuss, Cryovac Cedar Rapids plant manager and new equipment division head, will be honored at a Tuesday night dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. Attending guests include Cryovac president Bradley Dewey Jr and executives E. N. Funkhouser Robert Miller E F Beyer and John Holbrook from Lockport N C Simpsonville S C and Toronto plants. Ted Keller of Howard Plastics Co Sioux City will also attend.
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W. J. Rothfuss
Cryovac
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Bradley Dewey, Jr
Sambridge
Mass
E. N. Funkhouser
Robert Miller
E. F. Beyer
John Holbrook
Lockport
N. C
Ossian Firemen Save Harvey Farm Dwelling
Ossian firemen saved Alonzo Harvey residence Sunday from a blaze that started in an upstairs room. Firemen confined the flames to that room, with smoke and water damage reported elsewhere in the house.
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Ossian
Harvey
Gazelle
U N Hungary Debate At United Nations Escalates
Delegates clash over Hungary with Lodge urging action as Eisenhower pledge arrives. Sebolev defends Russia saying its move safeguards Hungarian interests against fascist elements. U S resolution follows a Soviet veto in the Security Council amid mounting tension.
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Tev
Russia
Lodge
Eisenhower
Hungary
Sebolev
U.S
Polev
Security Council
Eisenhower Urges Bulganin to Withdraw Troops
President Eisenhower sent a personal cable to Soviet Premier Bulganin urging withdrawal of Russian troops from Hungary and allowing Hungarians to choose their own government. The White House met with Acting Secretary Moorer and Allen Dulles to discuss the Middle East crisis and a joint decision on publicizing the message was not reached.
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Washlinuluon
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Hungary
White House
Herbert Moorer, Jr
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Middle East
Dulganin
U.S
Russia
Deaths: Mrs Rupert P Glass dies in Denver after illness
Mrs Rupert P Glass dies at Denver at 2 45 am Sunday after sudden illness. She lived most of her life in Strawberry Point until 1944 and moved to Cedar Rapids then to Denver five years ago. Born March 22 1809 at Littleport she leaves four sons Howard J Glass Kenneth M Glass and Bruce L Glass and Marrene u Glass of California. Also three brothers Merill Boyd Ray Boyd Oakley Boyd and a sister Mrs Virgie As peres. Services in Trinity Methodist Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery burial. Levy.
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Denver
Wertham Boyd Glass
Strawberry Point
Cedar Rapids
Littleport
Marrene U. Glass
Big Leaf Lake
Calif
Howard J. Glass
Kenneth M. Glass
Detroit
Bruce LE. Glass
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Lia.m
Wednesay
Maude E, Cousins
First Avenue
Elgin
Methodist Church of
Elma
Harry B
George TD
Leo L. Wasendorf
Walter W. Sweet
Jay Foss
London
Minn
George Power
Osage
Cousins
Louis Wasendorf
Walter Sweet
Conway
Fritz Springus
Methodist Church
Barta- Messer
Montaay
Two Men Injured in Crash Near Cedar Rapids
Walter Brown a former Monti resident died in New York City Saturday night. The crash left two men injured including a seriously hurt driver Newell Mink of Columbus Junction. Peters and Mink were treated at area hospitals and burial plans were announced with services at St. Patrick's in Monti.
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Monti
Coxton
New York City
Mae Brown
Omaha
Joe
L'Am
Morfalk
Dallas
Texas
Charles
Seattle
Wash
St. Patrick's Church
Iowa City
William Feiers
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Carter
Uine
Cedar Hopics
Peters
Newell Mink
Ogo
East Moline
Mink
Highway 92
Columbus Junction
Ye Pam
Cee
Cedar Memorial
Atone Anny Calla
Masculine County
Nisin Eee Fe Eet Sarpers
Knights of Columbus
Kearn
St. Theresa’s Circle
Isabella
Knudsen reports smooth EMpire dial over Cedar Rapids
E H Knudsen manager of Northwestern Bell in Cedar Rapids says public cooperation with the EMpire dialing overrules the switch to the new prefix. Cedar Rapids access began at 1 AM Saturday with EMpire added. Monday shows 4 to 6 percent misdials. Sunday calls reached about 200 000 with few errors. Dialing now requires two letters E and M and five digits for Cedar Rapids numbers.
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Empire
E. H. Knudsen
Northwestern Bell Telephone Exchange
Ceder Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Koudsen
Beieves
Art Tatum Jazz Pianist Dies in Los Angeles
The jazz pianist Art Tatum died in Los Angeles at age 41 from uremia after being taken ill during a concert tour. The famed virtuoso collapsed about two weeks ago prompting hospitalization.
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Los Angeles
Art Tatum
U.N. Refugee Agency Allocates Funds for Hungarian Refugees
The United Nations Refugee Organization on Monday allotted 25 600 to initially assist the thousands of Hungarian refugees who have fled to Austria.
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Thefugee Fund
United Nations, N. Y.I Ins
U.N
Austria
Hungarian Freedom Symbol Arrives in New York Requesting U.N. Aid
Miss Kethly, Hungary's reform minister and famed freedom advocate, arrived in New York to urge U.N. support for her embattled homeland. She spoke of bloodshed, urged continued unity against the Soviet regime, and hoped to meet U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold to seek assistance without military intervention.
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Jack Lotto
New York
INS
Hungary
U.N
Kelhly
Miss Kethly
Imre Nagy
Waconia
U.S
Ourli
Miss Kethip
Huneara Socal Democrat
Hamimmarskjold
Waconia Incorporation Debate Hears Attorneys Clash
Attorney John Randall argued Monday that the Waconia area is an incorporated town, citing a court decision where an arm of the legislature acted to set an incorporation election. He referenced a Linn county case where Judge Maxwell’s order backing the Waconia election was rescinded amid annexation disputes. The ruling is on appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court as residents challenge the proceedings.
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Waconia
Cedar Rapids
John Randall
Everett W. Staskal
Randall
Linn County
B. J. Maxwell
Hawkeye Downs
Maxwell
Iowa Supreme Court
Wearenia
Ctty Allarmey
C. W. Garberson
Maxwell's College
Supreme Court
John W. Tobin
Vinton
Supeme Court
Taent
Central Iowa Power Cooperative
Prairie Creek
Trei
Cedar Rapins
Linn Vote Continues With Open House for Returns
Linn County plans election night returns with two party setups. Republican HQ at Roosevelt Hotel stays open Tuesday evening while Democrats use a room at the Sheraton Montrose. Cedar Rapids firms will mostly stay open though three groups of businesses suspend operations for the day.
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Teckel
Silliman
Toosevelt Hotel
Bradley
Sheraton- Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Ibanks
Laquor
Savings and Loan Companies
Revival of court tennis reaches U.S. colleges
The 70 year old sport court tennis sees a collegiate revival with Harvard Yale Princeton and Pennsylvania teams joining international play in England and France. American undergraduates, once novice players, beat odds as they mastered a game once confined to private courts and monks in the thirteenth century.
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Washington
England
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Collegians
France
Paris
Pipeline in Middle East Still Operating Normal
A spokesman for the Arabian American Oil Company said Sunday that its large pipeline from Saudi Arabia to Lebanon remained in normal operation despite reports.
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New York
Middle East actions and annexation case updates amid regional conflict
The report details a legal hearing in Cedar Rapids over annexation with Judge Tobin presiding, motions from the Central Iowa Power Cooperative challenged as unconstitutional, and 440 property owners opposing annexation. It also covers French, British, and Israeli military moves near Port Said, Sharm el Sheikh, and surrounding areas, including parachute landings and claimed air force disruption.
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Tho Visions
Iowa
Alttarness
Ernest Pence
Cedar Rapids
Roy Golden
Des Moines
Power Company
Tao
Jabin
Garberson
iAttorney Willian M. Dallas
Cerly Council
Smnaily Desert
Sherm Sharm el-Sheikh
Gulf of Aquaba
Elath
Sherm
Tirani
Sanafir
Wis
Port Said
Britain
EOKA
Cyprus
Canal
UN Mid East force to draw from smaller nations
Hammarskjold said the force should be drawn from smaller nations while major powers with troop interests would not contribute. Calorobia New Zealand and Norway agreed to participate with Major General E L M Burns named to command and to begin recruiting observers under the UN truce supervision setup in Palestine.
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U.S
Britain
Russia
France
China
Hammarskjald
Calorobia
New Zealand
Norway
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
E. L. M. Burns
U.N .Truce Supervision Organization
Palestine
Burns
Jerusalem
No Man’s Land
Hammarskjold
Budapest Falls as Soviet Forces Tighten Grip on Hungary
Rebels in Hungary face a grim collapse as Soviet troops move on Budapest after Nagy is reportedly arrested. Mindszenty seeks asylum at the U.S. Legation while radio news is scarce and calls for Western aid endure. Local physicians describe rapid Soviet advances with tanks in the streets and artilIery fire in the darkness. The report notes Kadar’s pledge to restore order and democracy while repudiating Nagy’s neutrality appeal.
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Kadar
Nggy
U.N
Hungary
Norway
Quisink
Nagy
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Vienna
Two youths plead to car theft charges in Boone
Two youths, Arthur L. Throop 21 Connersville Indiana and Nathan Wm Rogers 25 Missouri, were given until 10 am Thursday to plead to car theft charges. They were arrested early Saturday by Boone police after taking a car from the Ihaman Mater Company Friday night and wrecking it. An attorney was appointed to represent the pair.
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Arthur L. Throop
Connersville
Ind
Nathan WM. Rogers
Missouri
Ihaman Mater Company
Boone
Jair
New Polling Place for Twenty-First Precinct Voters
Cedar Rapids residents in the Twenty-first precinct will vote at a single new location Cedar Rapids Pup Company 15 G avenue NW for Tuesday’s election. City Clerk Maude Krebs reported a total of 49 128 qualified voters, down 561 from October 27 preliminary counts but still an all time Cedar Rapids record surpassing the 45 756 mark set in 1952.
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Cedar Rapids
Tme
Maude Krebs
Dulles Improves After Major Operation
Secretary of State Dulles is in good condition after surgery to remove a cancerous intestinal growth. A medical bulletin says his recovery is favorable and progressing with no complications. He plans to return to work sooner than six weeks, reportedly able to take food by Tuesday. He telephoned aides to discuss department business.
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Washington
INS
Dulles
le Pulles
Tate Department
Lincoln White
White
Herbert Hoover, Jr
House
James C. Hagerty
Leonard D. Heaton
Hope Abandoned For 25 In Mine
Springhill Nova Scotia officials abandoned rescue for 25 trapped miners after more than four days in a smoke filled mine. The mine was sealed to prevent further explosion and the death toll rose as fire continued. A spokesman said the decision protected the town.
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Springhill
Nova Scotia
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