Leaked secrets stain French defense circle
Paris reports two high officials Rene Turpin and Roger Labrusse confessed to leaking top secret information from the national defense committee. The arrests followed rapid admissions and inquiries into how data reached the French Communist party and Jean Dides.
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Paris
INS
French National Defense Committee
Rene Turpin
National Defense Ministry
Roger Labrusse
Civil Protection Department
Communist Party
Jean Dides
Dides
National Defense Committee
Turpin
Labrusse
Baranes
Mons
Interior Ministry
Mitterand
National Defense
Jean Mons
Tunisia
Maxwell For Place on District Bench
Tipton attorney J. Buell Maxwell, 52, named to succeed Judge Marion Hamiel on the Eighteenth district bench. In a split Republican vote, Remley and Casterline favored Maxwell. Glassgow abstained. If confirmed, Maxwell's name goes to the November ballot as the district’s fourth Republican candidate for judge. He would serve unexpired term to 1957 and a full term to 1958, keeping Linn county two seats. Maxwell was born in Waterloo August 24, 1902. his father Ezra A. Maxwell was also an attorney who died in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Buell J. Maxwell
Marion C. Hamiel
Eighteenth Judicial District
Maxwell
Republican Judicial Committee
James Casterline
Cedar County
James Remley
Jones
Willis A. Glassgow
Linn
Cedar
Remley
Glassgow
Cedar Rapids
Casterline
Linn County
District Judicial Convention
Hamiel
Judicial Committee
Melvin Lynhorst
Lynhorst
J. E. Heiserman
Anamosa
Floyd Philbrick
Charles Penningroth
Linn ‘County
Land Jones
G.O.P
Waterloo
Ezra A. Maxwell
Heroic 12-year-old survives crash trek in Colorado
Twelve-year-old Richard Nicholson walked four hours across Monarch Pass with a badly injured companion and his dead father after a Cessna crash. He sought help across snow covered terrain, reaching U S 50 where C H Carlton found him sobbing Daddy won't talk to me. The boy, treated for injuries, helped rescue his companion and reported the wreck to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salida
Colo
Richard Nicholson
Monarch Pass
Edgar Nicholson
Baytown
Joseph Grady Tuck, Jr
Richard
Tuck
C. H. Carlton
U. S. 50
Chaffee County
Nicholson
Harold Thonoff
Rio Grande Hospital
115-Year-Old Law Against Firewater Sale Held Invalid
Sioux City municipal judge ruled unconstitutional a 115 year old Iowa law prohibiting liquor sales to Indians. The ruling cited equal justice and noted the law granted privileges to others denied to Indians. The case involved John Dillon who was charged with selling beer to an Indian.
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Sioux City
George M. Paradise
Iowa
Wisconsin Territorial
Wisconsin Territory
Iowa Territorial
John Dillon
David J. Cyr
St. Cyr
Dillon
Paradise
Pony Express
Czech Reds To Free Two U.S. Army Men
Communist Czechoslovakia told the U.S. Embassy in Prague that First Lt. Richard Dries and Pfc. George Pisk will be turned over to American authorities at the German border at Waidhaus at noon Saturday.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Prague
Richard Dries
Pfc
George Pisk
US. Army
Waidhaus
Cloudy Cool Weather Forecast for Iowa Weekend
Cedar Rapids reports cloudy skies and cool temperatures with showers and thunderstorms moving through the state Friday night into Saturday. Friday’s 2:30 temperature was 55 degrees after a 52 degree overnight low. rainfall totaled .07 of an inch in the last 24 hours. Temperatures will run slightly below normal, with Saturday likely topping Friday’s high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
C.R
Baltimore Attorney James Roberts Lodged In Miami Jail
James T. Roberts, 43, Baltimore attorney, is jailed in Miami on charges of abducting and murdering his seven year old daughter Judith Ann last July. His attorney seeks bond within a few days as Roberts reportedly joked with deputies during booking.
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Miami
INS
James T. Roberts
Baltimore
Atttorney
Roberts
Judith Ann
Ten-man panel named to study Fourth avenue conflict
A 10 member committee from Veterans Memorial Inc American Legion Retail Merchants Bureau and city officials will reexamine the Fourth avenue westward extension and Greene square parking dispute after 80 minutes of debate. The panel will include three veterans groups two merchants two city officials and be chaired by B T Perrine. Friday's talks outlined that civilians want an 80 foot open strip for future road expansion and to keep the Greene square parking lot intact while Legion members push for a clubroom hall of memories and faster action on bids. The city offered 40000 to buy Veterans Memorial property but no formal offer had been received.
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Cedar Rapids
Fourth Avenue
Veterans Memorial, Inc
The
American Legion
Retail Merchants Bureau
E. A. Prochaska
W. W. Stolba
Milo Sedlacek
Chamber of Commerce Merchants
Veterans Memorial
Fifth Street
Union Station
Greene Square
Veterans’ Group
Hall of Memories
Legion
Sedlacek
B. T. Perrine
Doughton, 90, Longtime U.S. Lawmaker, Dies
Robert L. Doughton, veteran North Carolina congressman and longtime chair of the Ways and Means Committee, was found dead at his Laurel Springs home at age 90. Known for authoring the first social security law and many tax bills, he served from 1910 to 1952 and remained active in Democratic circles after retirement.
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Laurel Springs
N.C
Robert L. Doughton
House
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Doughton
United States
North Carolina
U. S
House of Representatives
Cpl Batchelor Convicted of Collaborating with Captors
Cpl Claude J Batchelor was found guilty of collaborating with Chinese Communist captors and informing on fellow Americans during 38 months as a prisoner of war. He received life imprisonment at hard labor as eight court martial officers sentenced him after a brief deliberation. His mother Mrs Claramae Batchelor sobbed as the verdict was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Claude Batchelor
O. L. Batchelor
San Antonio
Texas
Claude J. Batchelor
Batchelor
Dusty Rhodes Stars as Giants Win World Series Game Three
New York Giants beat Cleveland Indians 6-2 to take a 3-0 lead in the series. Dusty Rhodes again starred, delivering a clutch two run single and driving in three runs, while Ruben Gomez provided solid support on the mound.
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Cleveland
New York Giants
Dusty Rhodes
Ruben Gomez
Cleveland Indians
Rhodes
Monte Irvin
Mike Garcia
Dusty
Giants
Lockman
Dark
Mueller
Avila
Strickland
Mays
Thompson
Irvin
Hogan
Indians
Smith
Gomez
Doby
Williams
Westrum
Majeski
Philley
Garcia
Wertz
Bob Lemon
Houtteman
Rudy Regalado
Regalado
Narjeski
Easing of Occupation Stated by Allied Powers
The United States Britain and France agreed in principle to issue a declaration of intent to restore West German sovereignty and ease the occupation before full sovereignty. The nine power London conference plans a Brussels treaty expansion with West Germany and Italy, forming a 72 division force and armaments controls under NATO and Brussels pact.
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London
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
Germany
Western Europe
Brussels
Italy
Comtenance
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Milford School Board Bars Negroes Demonstrations Protests Grow
Milford Delaware elected school board voted to remove 11 Negro students from Milford High and send them to a Negro school amid a segregation clash tied to the Supreme Court ruling. Baltimore protests spread to seven schools with about 500 demonstrators outside Southern High as police dispersed marchers and some students stayed home.
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Milford, del
Milford Board of Education
Milford High School
Delaware
Supreme Court
Milford
New Milford Board
Baltimore
Southern High School
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Roger Wybot
DST
FBI
Andre Baranes
Defense Committee
Dad
Merchants Bureau
M. E. Feiden
Robert Doughton
Muley
Bob
Mountain Country
Cpl. Batchelor
Claramae Batchelor
Kermit
Rhodes Star
Gazette
New Authority
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atlantic Pact Council
School Board
Milford Special School
Southern
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