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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1950

Page

3

Iowa Receives 130000 Federal Airport Funds

Washington AP reports Iowa will get 130000 in federal funds to improve three airports in the coming year. Projects include Des Moines municipal and Mason City municipal improvements, plus Sioux City municipal building and paving work, with local matching funds totaling substantial shares.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Administration Iowa Territories Congress Des Moines Mason City Sioux City

Acheson Sends Regrets for Big Soviet Shindig

Washington events mark the 33rd anniversary of the October revolution as Secretary Acheson and other U S figures send regrets for a Soviet embassy reception. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky spoke to 1 000 guests with Paul Robeson among unofficial attendees as caviar champagne and vodka flowed.

Acheson Washington INS Russia U. S Vishinsky Pullman Paul Robeson Paul, Jr Stalin

Election Review and TV Highlights on KCRG Tonight

Tonight on KCRG 9 30 to 10 00 PM linked commentators from New York and Washington discuss the newly elected 82nd Congress and its impact on voters. Hans Brinker adaptation screens at 8 30 PM with Dean Stockwell as Hans Brinker. The Hidden Truth airs at 8 00 PM, and daytime programs include Ladies Fair and Queen for a Day 10 00 to 11 00 AM.

New York Washington, D. C Congress KCRG KCRK Family Theater Dean Stockwell Hans Brinker Newsan Newsisten Ladies’ Fair and Queen

Chemical Found To Retard Hardening of the Arteries

Two Chicago scientists report aluminum hydroxide slows arteriosclerosis in experimental chicks and lowers blood cholesterol by absorbing fats, though they warn the finding is not yet a human remedy. A Los Angeles team notes human improvements with a fat and cholesterol restricted diet.

Chicago INS Simon Rodbard Louis N. Katz Michael Reese Hospital American Society For the Study of Los Angeles Lester M. Morrison

Kremlin Tower Replica Hosts 33rd Anniversary Gathering

A replica Kremlin tower with a flashing red light and clock faces stood as the centerpiece of the 33rd anniversary celebrations. The event featured a 65 pound red square cake decorated in yellow bearing XXXIII Anniversary. Vishinsky and Ambassador Panyushkin greeted guests including Robeson. Notable attendees included Sir Oliver Franks Henri Bonnet Alberto Tarchiani Norman J. P. Makin Lud wig Kleinwaechter and Dr Ali Sastroamidjojo. Yugoslav and Indian ambassadors did not attend.

Vishinsky Panyushkin Robeson Oliver Franks Henri Bonnet Alberto Tarchiani Norman J. P. Makin

Yanks in Germany To Be Supplied Via French Ports

A 1000 U S troops motorized convoy rolled from Germany into France to establish a safer supply route for West European defenses. France will permit American use of Bordeaux and La Pallice ports and a rail line via Strasbourg to Germany, offering an alternative to Bremen. Authorities expect about 3000 US troops to operate the France-based supply system and unloading at French ports. The convoy, 281 vehicles and 70 trailers, left Kaiserslautern and crossed into France Tuesday, with more crews to follow in coming weeks.

Saarbruecken INS U. S France Germany Bordeaux la Pallice Strasbourg Bremen Kaiserlauten French

Governor Warren’s Daughter Hospitalized for Polio

Nina Honey Bear Warren, 17, daughter of Governor Earl Warren, was hospitalized Tuesday in Sacramento for infantile paralysis. Doctors hold hope for recovery as the polio is localized in her legs. Governor Warren rushed to her bedside at Sutter Hospital from Oakland with Mrs Warren.

Sacramento Calif Nina Honey Bear

Virginia’s Daughter Nina Earns Cheerleader Role At McClatchy High

Nina nickname Honey Bear from her father highlights a 22 year old Virginia resident who is a horse enthusiast, an accomplished rider and jumper with many ribbons. She serves as a cheerleader at McClatchy High School.

Virginia Nina Honey Bear McClatchy High School

Electricity Feud In Berlin Settled

West Germany and the Soviet zone agreed to swap 20 000 kilowatts daily as a cooling of the electricity dispute. Radio Berlin will again receive power from West Berlin, ending a cutoff since November 1. Negotiations for a new interzonal trade pact will resume once the truce takes effect.

Soviet West Berlin

Firemen Sweep Grass Fire in Berwick Muster

In Berwick Maine a grass fire raged briefly but was quickly controlled by more than 1,000 firemen assembled for the New England firemen's muster. The event drew a large turnout and showcased firefighting teams from the region.

Berwick Maine New England

Head-on Crash Kills Keswick Woman and Injures Two

A head-on collision one mile north of Keswick left Mrs. Charles Hervey dead and two others injured. Her husband Charles Hervey 52 and driver John Axmear 58 received injuries. Randall Hervey three was uninjured. Mrs Hervey died in Sigourney hospital about an hour after the crash.

the Gazette Sigourney Keswick Charles Hervey

Marengo No 2 First Precinct Reports Early Returns

Des Moines AP notes the Marengo No 2 precinct was the first to report in Iowa's general election. It shows senator results with Hickenlooper 253 and Loveland 167, and governor results Beardsley 258 and Gillette 151. The piece compares to 1944 and 1942 precinct votes for context.

Des Moines Iowa Marengo No Hickenlooper Loveland Guy M. Gillette Beardsley Lester S. Gillette

U.N. Korean Relief Plan Clears AS Council Vote

The Economic and Social Council approved a Korean relief program costing about 250 million dollars for 1951 and early 1952. The final vote was 14 to 0, with Russia, Poland, and Czechoslovakia abstaining.

Mt. Vernon Farm Woman Loses Arm In Corn Elevator

Mrs. Philip Carney suffered the loss of her left arm at the elbow and a deep forehead cut when caught in a corn elevator at the Mt. Vernon area farm home. She remained conscious and assisted her husband in freeing her arm before being taken to Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids. She previously endured two broken ribs and head injuries in August from a car truck crash near Mt. Vernon.

the Gazette MT. Vernon Philip Carney Dan Kent Carney

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