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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1952

Page

11

Pabst Lawyer Used Arvey Name, Committee Says

Washington attorney Raoul Berger for Pabst Brewing Co admitted mentioning Col. Jacob M. Arvey to FDA officials to add "sex appeal" to the case. The probe noted Arvey’s phone contacts and that a criminal charge over infested grits was pursued, while a civil suit was dismissed for lack of evidence.

Washington INL Chelf Pabst Brewing Co Jacob M. Arvey Illinois Food and Drug Administration House Raoul Berger Pabst Arvey Justice Department U.S. Attorney’s Office Milwaukee Berger Ber- Ber T Illinois Peoria George P. Lerrick Larrick

Churchill says Soviet cannot split U. S. and Britain

At a Scarborough Conservative conference Churchill declared the danger of war has receded since he took power. He asserted Free World resistance to Communist aggression will grow stronger with Eisenhower or Stevenson in the White House. He called British American solidarity the foundation of foreign policy and warned Moscow’s maneuvers to divide the Allies will fail.

Scarborough Eng Churchill Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson White House Cherchill Atlantic Ocean Truman Nor of Hi Amity Amongon Free Setinas Hovey North Atlantic Treaty Organization Robert Lovett U. S Sayment Eisenhower

World Affairs Conference speaker announced for Cedar Rapids

Graham EB Hovey prominent writer and war correspondent will be among four speakers at Cedar Rapids third annual Conference of World Affairs October 19 and 20 in Coe auditorium. Hovey, an editor and analyst, has covered World War II for International News Service and teaches journalism at the University of Wisconsin. Norman Thomas also listed as a speaker.

Graham EB. Hovey Cedar Rapids Coe Auditorium Hovey American Friends Service Committee, Inc Norman Thomas Socialist Party University of Wisconsin WHA Wisconsin State Broadcasting Service Economist of London The New Republic Christian Science Monitor International News Service Africa Italy France

European appeal ends tour at famed pavilion

The comedian wrapped a long tour with a record setting performance at the pavilion in Bazement. He jested that Europeans are a bit old fashioned, noting Crosby's records continue to sell there.

Palladium Crosby

Mail Packages To Men in U.S. Defenses Early

The United States postal service urges early Christmas mailing to military personnel overseas. Officials specify deadlines for surface and air parcel post to Korea, Japan, Pacific islands, and other areas. Air parcels have size and weight limits. surface parcels vary by destination with some European post offices restricting weight. Postmasters can confirm individual weight allowances and the overall guidance emphasizes mailing as early as possible.

Washington Korea Armed Forces Post Office Department Navy Marine Corps Department Japan Pacific Islands Far East Air Parcel Post Europe

Europeans More Like Americans Says Bob Hope in Europe

Bob Hope, America's ambassador at large, reports Europeans are becoming more Americanized on each trip. He notes Glasgow, Monte Carlo and Stockholm resemble Cleveland and New Orleans for songs, humor, politics, and autograph seekers. Hope’s Europe tour boosted charity funds over $100,000 with golf sessions with Bing Crosby and a London stage appearance.

Hollywood INS Bob Hope America Europe Bing Crosby London Hope Monte Carlo Dundee Edinburgh Stockholm

Johnson’s Crash Blocks Street Near Westport Eatery

Oliver C. Johnson reached for a sandwich while driving in Westport, Connecticut, lost control of his car and crashed in front of a restaurant. The incident blocked the busy street and prompted responders to attend the scene.

Westport Conn Oliver C. Johnson

Mississippi River High Water Levels Reported at New Orleans

Surface water on the Mississippi River between dikes at New Orleans runs about three feet above sea level, exceeding the average street level in the city. The observation notes higher-than-usual flood risk and potential impacts on urban areas.

Mississippi River New Orleans

Britain Exports and Imports Both Decline in September

Britain’s export trade fell in September while imports dropped even faster, the Board of Trade reported. Exports were provisionally valued at 186.2 million pounds, up from August’s 180.86 million, showing a continuing downturn in trade activity.

London Britain Board of Trade

Army Agency Set To Speed Atomic Arms

The army forms the Combat Development Agency to speed atomic weapons and guided missiles for ground troops. Gen J Lawton Collins says the unit will work mainly at Fort Bliss Texas to train troops and test weapons. A source cautions immediate field use is unlikely and the date remains distant. Gen John R Hodge assigns Maj Gen Robert M Montague to head the unit and assemble a staff of experts.

Washington Army J. Lawton Collins Army Shief Combat Development Agency Army Field Forces Fort Bliss el Paso Texas Collins John R. Hodge Robert M. Montague Montague

Bus and Tank Truck Crash Leaves One Dead in LA Freeway Pit

LOS ANGELES INS reports one bus driver, El Wilson of Los Angeles, died when a Pacific Electric bus struck a 2 butane tank truck and slid into a 50 foot deep excavation on the Hollywood Santa Ana freeway. Over 20 injured, 13 rushed to hospitals as passengers were thrown from seats and windows.

Los Angeles INS Pacific Electric Hollywood Santa Ana EL .Wilson Charles Holmes Santa Ana-Hollywood Friuge

New England Telephone Quip on Self-Defense Poles

The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company quipped about telephone poles being hit so often that they joked the poles act in self defense. The remark reflects a stubborn issue with pole strikes affecting service and safety concerns in Boston.

Boston UP New England Telephone & Telegraph Company

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Steve Sediace North Western Railway Bud Thompson University of Minnesota Graham U.S. Defenses DR. J. L. Cloud S.E Singer Tawa Iowa ‘Sewing Machine & Supply CO 10Th St Iowa Jows Sentor Machine and Supply Co Cedar Rapids, Lows Clim Raymond Curtis Chapman Fred C. Chapman Grande Avenue SE Chapman Coe College University of Iowa Community Chest
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