Two Eastern Iowa Youths Fatally Shot
Two Iowa boys died Friday in separate Northeast Iowa incidents. Clyde Blong 10 of St Lucas and Richard Bailey 14 of Waucoma were killed by accidental gun discharges while handling firearms. Clyde tripped with a loaded pistol at a creek, and Richard’s brother’s borrowed rifle discharged in the Bailey home. Both deaths were investigated by Sheriff Fred House and coroner Dr. J. R. Wood. Clyde’s family and services are announced for St Luke’s church.
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Winter Weather Outlook With Clearing Snow
Snow will end early tonight with low temperatures near 15 to 20. Partly cloudy Sunday with highs around 25 to 30. Regional temps list northwest 26, northeast 27, southwest 27, southeast 27.
Boy Rescued but His Dog Missing in Florida Bay
In Choctawhatchee bay Florida James Adairo age three was rescued after hours in a skiff his mother 24 was tossed overboard and saved by Robert Glass 23 The skiff carrying the boy and a Spitz dog named Missie drifted away The dog barked later but remained lost near the grounded boat as searchers guided the boy through swamps
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Cardinals Named with One American James McIntyre Highlighted
Pope Pius XII announced 24 new cardinals including James Francis McIntyre archbishop of Los Angeles. Also named was Aloysius Stepinac archbishop of Zagreb who was released from prison a year ago after a 16 year sentence for collaborating with a puppet regime in World War II.
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Wreckage Found From Plane With 52 Aboard In Alaska
Anchorage report says snow covered C-124 Globemaster wreckage carrying 52 to their doom on November 22 was found by an educator flyer on Mount Gannett. A Tacoma crash earlier killed 37. nine military planes totaling 209 aboard have crashed or vanished in weeks. Dr Perris Moore helped reach the site reporting no life.
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Rosenberg Death Penalty Case Heads To New Judge
Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman will step aside to let Judge Sylvester J. Ryan decide if Julius and Ethel Rosenberg should die for treason. The couple faces execution in Sing Sing the week of January 12 after being convicted of passing atomic secrets to Russia. Defense argues for sentence reduction citing wartime alliance with the Soviet Union.
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Designer Jacques Fath Detained by Immigration
New York AP report says fashion designer Jacques Fath, 40, was detained on arrival by immigration authorities at Ellis Island. Held pending Monday review by a special inquiry board to determine admissibility. Fath often travels to arrange showings and sales through major department stores.
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Ere foundation accuses Stoddard over Krebsiozen row
The Ere biozen Research Foundation charged that University of Illinois President George Stoddard used Hitler's big lie tactic in criticizing Dr Andrew Ivy. Ivy sought to eliminate Ivy from his Chicago post. Stoddard asked for a non administrative role and a krebiozen pause followed. The board referred the matter to a Chicago departments subcommittee for a December report. The foundation rejected Stoddard's claim that Dr Steven Durovic refused to collaborate and that Durovic hid drug details.
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FDA Warnings On Swift Canned Dried Egg Yolk
The FDA urged the public to stop using Swift canned dried egg yolk due to salmonella like bacteria found in some cans. The warning targets parents, physicians, and distributors as cases in five cities linked to illness. Swift cooperates with the FDA and withdrew the product from the market for safety.
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Russian on spree is given refuge
Berlin authorities granted political asylum to a Russian soldier who fired his submachine gun in West Berlin and proclaimed the democratic sector. Police seized the man who appeared intoxicated after he entered the American sector aboard a train and said he wanted to be turned over to U S authorities.
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Putnam vetoes end of wage price controls
Washington policy report says Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam rejected a proposal by Edward Phelps to end wage price controls within 90 days as premature. Putnam noted the time will come when controls can be ended, but for now the plan is not acceptable.
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Labor strikes fall in September to October report
Washington reports a drop in strike numbers from September to October while total workers involved increased, according to the labor department.
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Fire Toll Rises as Hospital Fire Suspect Quizzed
Three more victims died in the Wednesday night fire at the Huntington state mental hospital. An arson suspect, a 45 year old hospital worker, was questioned and denied setting the blaze. Hospital officials described him as prone to stirring trouble and unrest.
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Superforts Strike Yalu in Third Big Night War Raid
United States bombers from all B 29 groups hit Manchuria and the North Korea Yalu frontier in a massive raid. Forty nine B 29s struck Sinuiju and Uiju, targeting airfields, a Communist HQ, a comms center, a training school, and a repair base. Ground action included heavy shelling at Kesong and patrol clashes on Heartbreak Ridge and Punchbowl with minimal territorial changes.
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Word-only juror stalls six Essex County theft trials
Windsor Ontario reports juror Omer Bissonette, a farmer, can speak only the word present in English. He served on six Es sex county theft juries before Judge Albert J. Gordon halted verdicts after the juror answered with present during polling. A bailiff and French explanation followed. The judge ordered new trials for five cases.
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More Snow and Continued Cold Promised Iowa
Light snow was forecast for Sunday and Monday to add to a thin layer from Friday night. Occasional flurries possible Saturday night in south and east Iowa. Very cold with Sunday lows 10 above to 20 above, highs 27 to 30. Overnight lows Friday ranged five above at Mason City. Cedar Rapids 10 above after 22 Friday. noon Saturday 28 in the city. Roads open but some delays due to stalled vehicles and icy spots on sheltered areas. More Snow and Continued Cold Promised Iowa
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Lester Bulman Dies In Route 30 Crash
A 27 year old Springville man Lester J Bulman died from injuries after his car crashed head on with a vehicle carrying the Mikoda family on Route 218 30 near Cedar Rapids. The Mikodas suffered serious injuries including possible skull fracture and broken leg. Bulman moved from Marion to Springville recently and was a relief driver for Sanitary Farm Dairies. Funeral services will be held in Turner chapel with burial in Sparta Wisconsin.
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Eisenhower picks Lodge to head U N mission and names aides
President elect Eisenhower selected Sen. Lodge of Massachusetts to be permanent U S representative to the United Nations and security council, subject to Senate confirmation. Warren Austin will retire after six years. Emmet J. Hughes named administrative assistant. Gabriel Hauge and Thomas E. Stephens named aides. Navy tops Army 7 0 in Philadelphia game.
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Woman and child unlock kitchen door in Albany episode
Mrs. Edgar MacCombe slams the door in nightgown to exit with a cat. Linda Diane, playing nearby, drags a stool and turns the knob to unlock the door, enabling access in the Albany sequence.
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