Texas Governors Break With Democrats Back Ike
Texas Governor Allan Shivers declares he will vote for Dwight Eisenhower in the presidential race joining South Carolina and Louisiana leaders in open rebellion against Adlai Stevenson. He cites Stevenson’s ties to the Truman era and warns of continued leftward drift and foreign policy issues. Senator Connally of Texas endorses Stevenson Sparkman and cautions Texans against a repeat of 1928 Republican party shifts.
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Austin
Texas
Allan Shivers
Washington
INS
Senaator Connally
D-Texas
Senate
Local Radio Schedule Highlights Football and Talk Programs
KCRG KCRE airs McKinley and Dubuque football at Kingston Stadium with Hal Totten calling play by play at 7 45. World Series Game 4 follows at 11 45 A M with Bob Brooks on Iowa Indiana game in Bloomington later. complete Iowe Indiana play by play on KCRK FM at 1 15. Gazette and Roosevelt staff preview big games at 7 30. Adventures of Matsie 7 00 Friday laughs on KCRG KCRK. Story Parade returns 10 50 A M with Carol Ann Lankow story reviews from Harrison and Librarian Archie Eggen quiz section.
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Mckinley
Dubuque
Kingston Stadium
Hal Totten
KCRG
KCRE
T’ll
Bob Brooks
Bloomington
Kcrk-Fm
Sothern
KCRK
Matsie
Miss Sotherning
Nrs. W. ©. Black
Public Library
Carol Ann Lankow
Harrison
Jack Ware
Archie Eggen
Fulton Lewis Orb
Gabriel Heater
McInter
Ear McCune
Jonnay Long AL LE
Larry. Faith
Biate College
Connao
Coast Guard
Berlex News
Evashevski
Finchville
Tadlanz
Pry
Dareeahs
Rccent Farry
Accen
Preston
Sellers
Truman recalls Bryan speech on manure spreader platform
President Truman recalled a story in Ephrata about William Jennings Bryan speaking from a manure spreader on a Missouri town platform. He told a whistle stop crowd that Bryan claimed it was the first time he spoke from a Republican platform.
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Truman
Bryan Ephrata
Wash
William Jennings Bryan
Missouri
Tne
Bryan
Radio and TV Log Tra News Summary
The fragmentary log mentions Radio and TV news items with scattered names and show references. No clear events or outcomes are identifiable. Multiple proper nouns appear without cohesive context or dates.
Mother Delivers Fifth Twin Set to Griser Family
In Pittsburgh, 46 year old Irma Griser expanded her unique family record by delivering twins, bringing her total to 20 children. Doctor A H Jahn praised the newborns as healthy. five children remain with Mrs Griser, others in foster care or with relatives.
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Pittsburgh
Irma Griser
Griser
American Medical Association
AMA
Michigan
New Mexico
Indiana
A. H. Jahn
John
Tear Gas Subdues Prison Rioters in Vancouver Wing
Masked guards used tear gas to invade a troubled Okalla prison wing in Vancouver and subdue 90 convicts after rescuing two hostages. Warden Hugh Christie ordered firearms and police and guards fired as water hoses blasted the building. Smoke poured from the wing as Burnaby firefighters were called.
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Vancouver
B.C
INS
Okalla
Hugh Christie
Burnaby Fire Brigade
Dubuque's Oldest Priest Dies at 86
The Right Rev. Msgr. Peter O Malley longtime pastor of St Anthony's Catholic Church in Dubuque died at his desk in the church rectory. He was 86 and had served 54 years at St Anthony's and marked his 50th anniversary as pastor four years earlier.
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St. Patrick’s College
Thurles
Ido
Dublin
Archdiocese of
Dubuque
St. Patrick's Church
St. Theresa Church
LaMont
St. Anthony's
McGranery Targets Chaplin and Mass Deportations
Attorney General McGranery labeled Charlie Chaplin an unsavory character and announced that deportation proceedings have begun against more than 100 organized crime figures. He outlined efforts to check Communist Party records for fraud and noted six foreign-born individuals facing deportation. He urged swift action to remove racketeers and restore citizenship dignity.
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Washington
INS
McGranery
Charles Chaplin
Communist Party
Chaplin
England
U. S
Underworld
Frank Castello
Nicholas D. Circella
Chicago
Anthony Volpe
Scarface al Capone
William G
Big Bill" Lias
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Ozias Veiler
Miami
Hyman C. Stromberg
Philadel
U. 5S
Shakeup of Joint Chiefs Urged by House Unit Head
Representative Bonner urged revamping the joint chiefs of staff to remove a planning bottleneck. He called for the chairman to decide controversial issues while making other members military advisers rather than policy representatives. He cited the current powerless chair and the old guard running Defense. He spoke as a House expenditures subcommittee released its latest hearing report on military supply problems. Lovett said changes would be recommended to President Truman before leaving office.
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Washington
Bonner
D-N.c
Joint Chiefs
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Air Force
Navy
Bradley
Department of Defense
House
Secretary of Defense
Lovett
Banner
Truman
Morse Praised by Truman for Not Aiding Eisenhower
President Truman commended Oregon Republican Wayne Morse for refusing to support Eisenhower after the GOP convention. He also cited North Dakota Republican senator William Langer as saying he owes nothing to the party. Truman spoke at a trainside stop in Klamath Falls praising Morse as a liberal and criticizing the convention’s outcome.
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Truman
Harry Truman
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
William £. Langer
North Dakota
Klamath Falls
Ore
Trumen
Morse
Eisenhower
Sen
McGranery Says He Has Not Investigated Nixon Fund
Attorney General McGranery stated he has not opened an investigation into the Nixon fund and has no plans to do so. He denied reports that the Justice Department was directed to probe outside income for senators and congressmen, and said no inquiry is underway.
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Washington
McGranery
Nixon Fundal Land
Justice Department
White House
Truman
Nixon Fund
Unscheduled View Of Justice In California School Bus Case
Alan Baldwin a Me Kinley school teacher took 39 fifth and sixth graders to municipal court to illustrate justice. The judge found his driver's license expired and fined him $10 for parking. Baldwin paid and was ordered to return next week for a hearing, not planning to bring the class again.
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Redwood City
Calif
Alan Baldwin
Kinley
Baldwin
Claims of Red China plotting invasions and Soviet control
Chinese defector Chu Tien Hui asserts that in Moscow on Feb 15 1950 China and the Soviet Union agreed to invade South Korea Southeast Asia and Japan with funding from communist parties and Soviet leasing of equipment. He alleges strict Soviet supervision the 30 000 Soviet soldiers in Shanghai Nanking area and a 10 million man Chinese labor force for arms production. notes joint oil exploitation and shared aviation and rail enterprises.
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Robert Schahne
Tokyo
INS
Peiping
Red China
South Korea
Southeast Asia
Japan
Chu Tien-Hui
China
Russia
Moscow
Chu
United States
Asia
Nanking
Shanghai- Nanking
Shanghai
Hel
America
Port Arthur
Dairen
Chinwangtao
Haichow
Chefoo
Weihaiwwei
Tsingtao
Amoy
Dis
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Snentung
Shansi
Anhwei
Shensi
Kansu Tingai
Trucker Beaten After Unloading Harvester Steel
Ohio truck driver Grant Gonger said he was tailed by a motorcyclist then assaulted by eight men in a car near Rock Island after unloading steel at the International Harvester plant. Beating broke his truck windows, he was hospitalised in Sterling for head wounds and police were alerted.
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Ganger
Farmall
Rock Island
Sterling
Gonver
Missing Inmate at Anamosa Found in Boiler Room
Special to The Gazette Carl Harms 22 an Anamosa reformatory inmate missing since noon Wednesday was found Thursday evening hiding in boiler room Wo 2 not in use by guard Emil Pillard He planned to go over the wall and told Deputy Warden Ray Purcell after discovery Harms had a 25 year Clinton county robbery sentence and the note mentions pre Columbian corn cultivation in the western hemisphere.
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Anamosa
Carl Harms
Anamosa Reformatory
Ray Purcell
Harris
Emil Pillard
Harms
Clinton County
Towans Pay Half Billion Federal Taxes in 1952
Towans paid a record 522,272,257 in federal taxes for the year ended June 30, 1952, the largest ever in Iowa. The report from Assistant Internal Revenue Collector Frank Halpin lists breakdowns including withholding and social security 175,398,212, individual income 171,257,644, corporate and excess profits 135,445,694, and other revenues plus excise and estate taxes. From Jan 1 to Sept 25 this year refunds totaling 24,235,884 were issued to 398,313 Iowa taxpayers.
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Des Moines
Towans
Internal Revenue
Frank Halpin
Thisstate
Iowa
Sober Man In Court Over World Series Drinking
John Sober appeared in police court for the first time charged with drunkenness. He said he was watching the World Series on TV in a tavern and not counting beers. The judge fined $5 with costs, suspended the fine, and placed him on probation.
Italian Defense Orders Test Mobilization Across Classes
Rome AP reports Italy's defense ministry ordered a test mobilization affecting three military classes, likely exceeding a million men, scheduled between October 5 and 19. The exercise aims to assess readiness and logistical procedures nationwide.
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Rome
Defense Ministry
Iowa Radio Schedule Highlights Saturday Afternoon Activities
Local station KCRG 1660 announces a packed Saturday lineup from 1:15 PM with Iowa Indy coverage to 5:00 PM. The schedule includes scoreboard updates at 3:15 and 11:0 News segments with music interludes and a Navy Band feature followed by a Stork Report and a Bill Suinnbly Grid Review.
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Bill
Iowa
TV Listings for WHBF Rock Island Channel 4 Schedule
Rock Island WHBF TV Channel 4 broadcasts Friday night and weekend blocks featuring Scoreboard Captain Video Sports Playhouse Western Friend Irma Hig Top Footilhts and News segments. The schedule lists time slots from 6:00 to 11:05 with various shows and test patterns.
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Captain Video
Ozzle
Hardet
Friend Irma
Eo McConnell
Questiers
Berg
Perry Como
Kile Carson
Space Patrol
Dennis
Irma
Ferm
Saxton Fight
Oreste Sects
Weekend Radio Schedule Notes Likely 1940s Broadcast Lineup
A scrambled Friday and Saturday program grid lists time slots for shows such as Dennis Day News Football World Series and various comedy and variety segments. The fragmentary entries include program titles, host names, and times, with reference to weekend sports and weather blocks.
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George Hidinger
the Gazette
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Ranger
Func
FBI Ozzle and
Harrie Corliss Archer Saxton
Harper Fisht
Saxton
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Donald McGivews
Ebony Hour
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Jettar Club
Is40
Nace Patrel
Homemaker News
Chate Cattle Congress
Josh Bingin
Farm Hour
John Swayze
Rad Nichols
Musile
ABC
Ube
WMT
Beulah Club
Wayne Ing
Ez Jones
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FBI
Wat
Aft
the Record
Ton
Heaven
Biary Pandolat
Worcester Farm
Rusty
Buckaroos
Marketa Buckaroos
Lee Tajer
Ayior
Archie Hire Andrews
Peter
Indiana Indians
Indiana “Indians Indians
Tndane
Pleskin Adde
Seatuard
Emillin
Relimion Agen
Shidcar Lowe
Idubuque
Phia
Alfred P. Polizzi
Cleveland
Costello
Sen. Williams
R-Del
Sen. Morse
Dandruff
Nixon
Tait Gummins
Towa
Eeurnad
Electrie
Siebke & Taylor Co
Youth For Christ Rally
Jack Sarnell
William and
Marin Hottert
Mathews
Olivet College
Kankakee
Iel
Wayne
Gardner
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Avenue NE
Smulekoff
Philco Television
Television
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All-Kote
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DIAL
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Tentor
Poulton Lewis
Pisskin
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Dennis Day
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