Berlin Debate Opens as Vishinsky Claims U N Has No Voice
In Paris the U N security council began talks on Berlin with deputy foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky denouncing council jurisdiction. He defended Soviet measures as defensive amid Western currency reform and urged another Big Four meeting while accusing the West of freezing out U N processes.
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Paris
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Council
Vishinsky
Molotov
Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers
Warren Austin
United States
Security Council
Argentina
Germany
U.N
Council of Foreign Ministers
Mishinsky
Korean Train Crash Plot Claims Confessed by Engineer
Seoul police say a train wreck killing American troops was staged by a confessed engineer seeking to kill Americans. He implicated two Labor party leaders who allegedly ordered the attack as part of a broader plot with Korean Communists from north to south Korea. Police report at least 20 armed north Koreans arrested and more plotters sought.
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Seoul
Korea
INS
T. Y. Yun
Labor Party
South
North Korea
South Korea
Korean Republic
Polio Strikes Two More Cedar Rapids Children
Cedar Rapids reports two new polio cases bringing the season total to ten. Five year old Thomas Ackerman of Arthur school is hospitalized at Mercy. Ten year old Janyce Dolph of Van Buren school is in St Luke's hospital. both are not in serious condition.
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Cedar Rapids
Thomas Ackerman
Arthur School
Mercy Hospital
Ralph Ackerman
B Avenue
Janyce Dolph
St. Luke's Hospital
Myron Dolph
Fifteenth Avenue SW
van Buren School
Slight Warming Trend Forecast In Cedar Rapids Area
Temperatures will rise slightly after a cold weekend that produced a state season low. Elkader registered 24 degrees with frost on Sunday, while Cedar Rapids recorded 33 degrees between 6 and 7 am, the coldest for the season. High Sunday reached 61 with light frost on both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Raunds
Weather Bureau
Elkader
Cedar Rapids
Russia restricts travel for foreign diplomats in USSR
Washington reports say Moscow issued travel restrictions confining foreign diplomats to the Moscow city limits. The order applies to staff of foreign missions and consulates and expands prohibited travel points across the Soviet Union, supplementing May 16 1941 regulations.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Soviet Union
Department
Another Tropical Storm Develops in Caribbean Waters
Southeast storm warnings were hoisted from Miami to the Florida Keys and Fort Myers as a tropical storm formed in the Caribbean Sea.
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Miami
Florida Keys
Fort Myers
Fla
Caribbean Sea
Musel Girl Remains Unconscious at Mercy
Joyce Musel a 17 year old of 3707 Center Point road NE remained unconscious Monday at Mercy hospital for the twenty second day. The girl injured Sept 12 in a motorcycle crash near Lisbon was reported in poor condition Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceder Rapids
Joyce Musel
Center Point Road
Mercy Hospital
Lisbon
Barkley Lashes Congress At Iowa Press Conference
Mason City Iowa Democrat and vice presidential candidate Alben W Barkley assailed the 80th Congress as the worst in history, blaming Republicans for isolationist stances and high prices while pledging cooperation with Truman if elected. He criticized GOP farm policy and urged Guy Gillette for Senate with Switzer and Gillette speaking at a post address luncheon.
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Associated Press
Barkley
Alben Barkley
Carroll Switzer
Iowa
Mason City
Man
Ver Christofferson
Cedar Falls
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Truman
Senate
Central Park
Congress
Solid South
House Agricultural Sub-Committee
Alben W.barkley
Rural Electrification Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Farmers Home Corporation
Guy Gillette
U. S. Senate
Gillette
Franco observes 56th birthday in Madrid
Madrid AP reports Chief of State Franco marking his 56th birthday with official observances in Madrid. Authorities released celebratory statements as residents and loyalists gathered for ceremonies and public addresses.
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Madrid
Franco
All-Iowa Fair posts net profit of 13121.46 in 1948 report
All-Iowa Fair Manager Andy Hanson announced a net profit of 13121.46 for the seven day 1948 Hawkeye Downs exposition August 5 to 21. The report to the All-Iowa Agricultural Association showed receipts of 93834.72 and disbursements of 80126.46 with detailed figures for receipts and expenses including grandstand, exhibitions, premiums, and staff costs.
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Cedar Rapids
Andy Hanson
Hawkeye Downs
All-Iowa Agricultural Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hanson
Gale
Ickes and Truman Hold First Conference in Two Years
Former Interior Secretary Harold S. Ickes met with President Truman in Washington for the first time in two years. He described the talk as friendly and said they discussed campaign issues amid their earlier dispute over Edwin Pauley’s nomination as undersecretary of the Navy.
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Washington
INS
Harold S. Ickes
Truman
Ickes
Edwin Pauley
Navy
Uprising in Peru Crushed After Fierce Sunday Fight
In Callao near Lima the government said troops and police quashed a bloody revolt by warships navy forces and leftist civilians. Rebels fought from dawn to late afternoon with artillery and tanks as loyal forces retook Real Felipe fortress and arrested Navy Cmdr Jose Mosto.
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Lima
Peru
Callao
Jose Mosto
Real Felipe
Naval School
People’s Party
Ancon
Apra Party
Oelwein Man Killed In Airplane Crash Near Maynard
Fred Frothinger 36 manager of the Oelwein air port died instantly when a light plane crashed two miles west and half a mile south of Maynard. Joseph McBride 41 of Lamont injured critically after crash on Clarence Shay farm during a training flight. Cause under investigation as McBride had been taking flying lessons at the Oelwein field.
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Maynard
Fred Frothinger
Oelwein
Joseph G. McBride
Lamont
Clarence Shay
McBride
Oelwein Field
Fred Allen Attacks Radio Prize Giveaways In Self Defence
New York broadcaster Fred Allen launched a one man campaign against radio prize shows that lure millions of listeners. He pledged to bond listeners up to 5000 dollars against losses from prizes won by tuning into rival programs. Allen mocked giveaways as cheap lottery and pledged reimbursement to listeners through the National Surety Corporation. He noted a wave of such programs has driven audiences away from genuine entertainment.
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New York
Fred Allen
Allen
Renee Crosbie
Bluffton
Ind
ABC
Crosbie
NBC
Empire State Building
National Surety Corporation
McLaughlin Contends For Cedar Rapids Postmaster Job
William McLaughlin a Cedar Rapids fuel dealer and Democratic district committeeman is a candidate for acting postmaster after Frank Baldwin retires January 31. Although McLaughlin was the sole formally recommended candidate, Linn county chairman Edward R. Kuba officially withdrew his recommendation. State chairman Jake More said he had not received a formal Greenlee recommendation, though he knew of the Linn county push for Greenlee via a telephone notice and a letter to McLaughlin and Mrs. Stella Laffan.
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Mason City
John Greenlee
Cedar Rapids
Frank Baldwin
William McLaughlin
McLaughlin
State Central Committee
Jake More
More
Des Moines
Edward R. Kuba
Linn County
Kuba
Greenlee
The
Gazette
Alben W. Barkley
Democratic Central Committee
MecLaughlin
Stella Laffan
Waukon
Cedar Rapids Institutions: A Twelve Part Insight Series
Cedar Rapids launches a twelve part question and answer feature on city institutions. Prepared to support the Community Chest campaign, the articles aim to reveal how Cedar Rapids operates and why it is viewed as a desirable American city.
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Cedar Rapids
Community Chest
Boudreau Powers Indians To 8-3 Victory In Playoff
Cleveland clinched the 1943 American League title by beating the Boston Red Sox 8-3. Boudreau blasted two home runs and collected four hits, with Keltner and Doerr also homering. Bearden worked the complete game for Cleveland while Gatehouse started for Boston before reinforcements.
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Boston
Cleve~ Land Indians
Boston Red Sox
Boudreau
Cleve~ Land
Keltner
Doerr
Gatehouse
Kinder
Bearden
Cleveland
Mitchell
Williams Clark
Pesky
Stephens
Gordon
DiMaggio
Williams
Doby
Kennedy
Hegan
Spence
Goodman
Dverr
Clark
Hogan
Robinson
Indians
Tebbets
Hogs Drop as Receipts Soar
CHICAGO hog prices fell $1 to $2 per hundredweight as receipts hit the heaviest Monday volume since June. Cattle declined 25 cents to $1 upper, while some dealers dropped $2. Sheep were about 50 cents lower.
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Chicago
Mrs William Fantas Dies in Basement Stairs Fall
Mrs William Fantas aged 50 of 1250 Fifth Avenue SE died at 1 p m Monday from a fractured skull after tumbling down basement steps in her home. She was taken by ambulance to St Luke s Hospital where Coroner Robert Brosh attributed the death to the skull fracture.
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Cedar Rapids
William Fantas
Fifth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert Brosh
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