Ouster of Moscow Arch Bishop Upheld by High Court Ruling
The U S Supreme Court overturned part of New York law that had designated the North American faction of the Russian Orthodox Church as the church in America and ousted Archbishop Benjamin Fedchenkoff from St Nicholas Cathedral New York City The court ruled such state control over church matters violates church state separation Justice Reed wrote the decision in an 8 to 1 vote Justice Jackson dissented noting the ruling limits legislative action in religious affairs
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McKinley versus Belle Plaine Basketball on KCRG 8:15
McKinley faces Belle Plaine at 8:15 tonight on KCRG KCRK with Ed Hutchings courtside for play by play replacing vacationing Bob Brooks. A 7:00 program covers murder evidence at Scotland Yard's Black Museum, followed by film and national survey updates on Eisenhower era expectations.
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Cowboys Herd Cattle in Canoes on Marajo Island
On Marajo Island at the mouth of the Amazon River cowboys drive cattle in dugout canoes during the rainy season. The scene captures traditional riverfront herding practices as floods surge.
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Czechs Admit Profiteering To Aid Israel in Prague Trial
In Prague a high profile trial of 14 former Czech Communist leaders reveals confessions by Rudolf Margolius and Evzen Loebl admitting profiteering for Israel and conspiratorial acts against Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union. Other officials, Otto Frischl and Otto Sling, also admit conspiracy, espionage, and treason as part of a broader admission stream.
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Davidson Named to Omaha Farm Credit Board
William H. Davidson, a Stanwood Iowa farmer, was elected to a three year term on the Omaha Farm Credit Board beginning January 1. He was chosen by a mail poll of 40 cooperative production credit associations across Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Davidson has led the Davenport Iowa Credit Association since 1936 and is president of the Cedar County Farm Bureau and a member of the Iowa State Farm Bureau Livestock Commission.
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Inductions In Iowa Pause For Thanksgiving Day
DES MOINES AP Inductions of Iowans into military service proceed this week but none will occur on Thanksgiving Day. Special nationwide arrangements cover Christmas and New Year’s days. All Iowans for December inductions will be taken in by December 13. No further inductions will occur until after the end of the year.
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C R Woman Injured When Struck by Truck
Mrs. A N Romans, 52, of 412 G Avenue NW was struck by a truck at First Avenue and First Street W, suffering cuts and bruises. She was taken by ambulance to St Luke's hospital. The driver Louis Dusanek of Wyoming was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian.
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Seawater Holds Vast Gold Estimate of 10 Billion Tons
Scientists estimate about 10 billion tons of gold could be dissolved in all the world's seawater. The figure suggests a massive mineral potential yet remains technically challenging to harvest and quantify precisely.
Executives Club to Hear Gable in Cedar Rapids
Gable Luther Gable renowned for luminous radium watch dials will address Cedar Rapids Executives Club at a 6:45 p.m. dinner Friday at the Montrose hotel. Now with the American Television Institute of Technology in Chicago he helped pioneer black light and will discuss radar television nuclear fission and other late scientific advances in layman's language.
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Scroll Praises Silent Witness
Screen Writer Paul Jarrico testified he received a scroll from the Citizens Committee to Preserve American Freedom praising his refusal to name Communist party membership to the House Committee. The scroll, bearing A. A. Heist’s signature, was introduced during RKO credit suit proceedings.
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Sabotage Charged in VE Disease Outbreak
Nebraska State Veterinarian E P Anderson alleges vesicular exanthema outbreaks may have been caused by sabotage in transit from Nebraska toward California. He spoke after a budget hearing calling the dogs healthy on departure and suggesting likely virus exposure en route. He also cites strong evidence linking a Canadian hoof and mouth outbreak to a German saboteur.
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U.N. condemns Soviet for Greek Civil War child removals
The United Nations Special Political Committee voted 46 to 5 to condemn Russia and its allies for failing to repatriate more than 13,000 children taken from Greece by Red guerrillas during the 1948 civil war.
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High Court Rules on Citizenship Question
The Supreme Court held five to four that a native-born citizen who is also a foreign national need not choose between the two on reaching 21, even if he lived abroad during childhood. The ruling also dismissed a challenge to Tennessee's 1951 tax law and left in place fines and jail sentences for a union and two officers after a strike near Norfolk.
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CIO Peace Parley Breaks Down Over Presidency Fight
In New York seven CIO presidents and three executive board members failed to agree on a successor to the late Philip Murray after seven hours of talks. Walter Reuther and Allan S. Haywood loom as rival candidates, threatening a showdown at the Atlantic City convention next week.
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High and Low Attend Rites For Bill Green
Coshocton, Ohio pays final respects to Bill Green 82 former miner and AFL leader William Green second AFL president who rose from coal pits to national prominence. Thousands fill Grace Methodist Church with many more outside as solemn funeral honors recall his life and work in labor.
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Gross Reports $1,175 Campaign Expenditures
Des Moines AP Rep. H. R. Gross of Waterloo in Iowa's Third district reported $1,120 in contributions and $1,175 in expenditures for his November 4 re election campaign. The Republican national congressional campaign committee provided $1,000. Prohibition candidate Rev. Z Everett Kellum, who withdrew after moving to Illinois, reported no contributions or expenses.
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Offices Told To Make It Easier For Taxpayers
Washington AP says the Internal Revenue Service orders field offices to ease tax time. A new eight month reorganization will be complete by March and taxpayers will see improved service with longer hours and better crowd control. Monitors and female revenue agents will staff desks and rotate to limit irritation.
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Parrot at Brookfield Zoo Allegedly Curses Visitor
A Chicago woman accused a gray parrot in Brookfield Zoo of using vile epithets as she approached its cage. She asked that the bird be exterminated and zoo officials said they would investigate among about 250 parrots to identify the culprit.
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