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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1952

Page

12

17 year old girl leads $19000 robbery ring in three weeks

Police captured Margaret Mary McDonald a 17 year old strawberry blonde who allegedly masterminded a string of hold ups netting 19000 dollars in three weeks She directed gunfights at hotels bars and a supermarket while four men carried out the crimes and she held the pistol herself leaving night clerk and guest at Narragansett hotel robbed for 114 dollars and 2500 in jewelry

New York Margaret Mary McDonald Narragansett Margie

MacArthur Looms On Washington Ballot For GOP

Washington Republicans fear the Gen. Douglas MacArthur ticket from the Christian Nationalist party could siphon Eisenhower votes and tilt Washington’s nine electoral votes. MacArthur and vice president candidate Jack Tenney are Los Angeles operatives placed on the ballot under a 25-signature minority party rule. state officials offer unclear legal options.

Seattle Washington Dwight Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Gen. MacArthur Christian Nationalist Party Los Angeles Jack Tenney Earl Coe MacArthur Coe Smith Troy Mort Frayn G.O.P Eisenhower Stevenson Truman Henry Wallace MacArthur- Tenney

Sparkman Maps Democrats Against Corruption in Toledo

John Sparkman told a Toledo audience that Republicans have talked about corruption but Democrats have acted. He praised Democratic investigations and criticized GOP hypocrisy, arguing the party’s vitality and honesty are shown in past probes. He warned voters newspapers exposing cases reflect Democratic effort.

Sparkman John Sparkman Toledo Ohio

Boys Plastering Cat Are Caught in South Bend

SOUTH BEND AP The boys ages 10 13 and 15 who plastered a cat in a partly built house have been caught. The half grown cat is recovering with no plaster in its body. An AP wirephoto of the cat's predicament ran in papers nationwide. The boys parents have agreed to cover the veterinarian bill.

South Bend Associated Press Gordon Weist

Mystery as $450000 Vanishes From Airliner Flight

Pan American Grace Airways investigates a $450 000 loss from an El Inter-Americano DC-6 en route from Miami to Lima. A bag with the cash was found ripped open after a stop in Panama and Guayaquil. The money was destined for Banco Creditorio Del Peru via Chase National Bank.

Miami Lime Peru Pan Americam-Grace Airways Panama Guayaquil el Inter- Americano Lima Chase National Bank of New York Banco Creditor del Peru

U S Defeat Claims in Korea Warned by Soviet Minister

Soviet War Minister A M Vasilevski told a Communist Congress that the United States suffered a historic defeat in Korea due to lack of faith among front line troops. He accused American imperialists of turning the U S into a police state while trying to fortify their hinterland.

Moscow A. M. Vasilevski Communist Party Congress U. S Korea Vasilevski

Eisenhower narrowly escaped flying exhaust pipe

In Los Angeles a piece of exhaust pipe kicked up by a car in front hit the air near General Eisenhower's head as his motorcade traveled from Long Beach to Los Angeles. He ducked slightly while seated in a back seat of a convertible. Observers said the danger was close and could have struck him.

Los Angeles Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Long Beach

Reluctant draftee shoots self in West Virginia

Relatives said Mike Sams 22 preferred death to service after receiving his induction notice. A cousin found his body near the family farmhouse Wednesday. Coroner Richard Corbitt ruled death by gunshot self-inflicted.

Parkersbsurg W. Va Mike Sams Mike Richard Corbitt

Captains Named For Residential Chest Solicitation

Precinct captains for the city wide house to house solicitation in the annual Community Chest campaign were announced Friday by Mrs. Max W. Burrell residential division chairman. Hundreds of volunteer women will begin the fund drive Monday to support 13 Red Feather agencies health welfare and recreation services. General Campaign Chairman M. E. Feiden urged community responsibility noting benefits to all. Advanced solicitation started this week with Mrs. J. W. Albright chairing. City divided into five areas with a major in charge of each area and precinct captains listed by precinct.

Max W. Burrell Red Feather M. E. Feiden Red Feather Services J. W. Albright

Local War-Time Club Rosters and Command Assignments

Readable club rosters list Mrs. Louis Walch and Mrs. A. W. Story at positions 10 and 11, with Mrs. Bart Smith and Mrs. J. FP. Galway at 11, plus several others under McKinley and Taylor area divisions. Captains include Mrs. Ted Welch, Mrs. Thomas Heegan, and Mrs. L. W. Van Nostrant among others.

Louis Walch A. W. Story Bart Smith J. FP. Galway David Lehti Charles J. Lynch, Jr

E Harrison Area Major Causes Captains Named

Minor list of titled leaders includes Mrs Paul Miller as major and several captains led by Mrs Gerald Fot stral Mrs Kenneth Elder Mrs Lawrence Rohrbacher Mrs Carl McDonald and Mrs Leslie Hoskin with numbers 19 26 21 22 23 and 23 respectively.

Paul Miller Gerald Fotstral Kenneth Elder Lawrence Rohrbacher Carl McDonald Leslie Hoskin W. A. Barber

Diner Scene Knife-Fire Shot by Rejected Suitor

In Garden City New York a rejected suitor fired five shots through a dining room window wounding Jane Spaulding 24 as she ate with family. She suffered a shoulder wound with a trajectory to the neck and was listed in fair condition. Four others at the table were unharmed. Police arrested William Pflugfelder 28 a securities analyst on an assault charge. Det Chief Stuyvesant Pinnell noted the suspect had recently failed to reconcile.

Garden City Jane Spaulding Miss Spaulding William Pflugfelder San Stuyvesant Pinnell Pflugfelder

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Macon Demos U.S Ike Gibson Franklin Area G. K. Woodike Rev Walter Pierce C. Person Robert Plumb Arthur Christenson Merie R. Hubbard Joseph J. Hall Kenneth Weaver Walter Sare H. E. Herrington RB. Vander Meulen Dillman Beck Buchanan iMajor Robert A. Donanu Wallace G. Boyson R. S. Gates LT rThe C—Mckinley Area Ted Welch Thomas Heegan L. W. van Nostrand al Shank William Rothfuss Ala. Dicus D—Taylor William Zaruba LeRoy Hiersey Robert Tosh Harrison Area Lyman Standard Donald Kennedy Cyecoe 16Th Ave Mademoiselle Twssy “Beauty Plus Softie
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