Walter F Grady Retires From Dun and Bradstreet
Walter F Grady of Cedar Rapids retires after long service as Dun and Bradstreet Cedar Rapids office manager since 1931. The 65 year old will move to Dayton Ohio with his wife. Grady explains how D and B ratings work and the value of cooperation, records and reports in assessing a firm's credit standing.
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Bradstreet
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R. G. Dun and Company
Bradstreet’s
Indianapolis
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Chicago
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Iowa
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Corn Belt
Credit Clearing House
Passes Made at Ill Fated Bomber
TACOMA (UP) Two F 94 jet fighters made mock passes at a B 29 bomber that crashed Wednesday near Wilsonville Ore killing 11 aboard. Capt Clayton C Sherman Algonac Mich observed a wing tank damaged and spilling fuel but did not see the collision. Lt Philip G McIntosh Hardinsburg Ind piloted the other F 94 and felt a jolt near the crash though his plane remained intact.
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Wilsonville
Ore
Air Force
McChord Air Force Base
Clayton C. Sherman
Algonac
Mich
Sherman
Philip G. McIntosh
Hardinsburg
Ind
McIntosh
U N General Assembly Opens In New World Home
UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK INS The United Nations opens its seventh General Assembly next Tuesday in a newly completed 12 250 000 auditorium joining the 39 story Secretariat and conference structures on the East River site. The 1 000 diplomats from 60 nations will attend while 750 delegates and 800 spectators fill the assembly hall with 234 newsroom seats.
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Rockefeller Center
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Slaughter House
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Forty-eighth
East River
International Organization
McCarthy Veto Of Donation Told
Alfred Kohlberg, a wealthy New York textile importer tied to the China lobby, says he once sent Senator McCarthy a $500 contribution that was returned. He states the senator refused the gift citing China lobby accusations. Kohlberg made the claim in an affidavit released by the Senate subcommittee.
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Washington
Alfred Kohlberg
New York
Sen. McCarthy
Kohlberg
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
McCarthy
Car Makers Preview 1953 Models in Detroit and Dearborn
Detroit previews begin with Chrysler showing restyled 1953 models to 3,500 dealers as J A O Malley predicts a record sales year and rugged competition. Public announcement slated for Oct 29. Dearborn Ford previews Lincoln and Mercury with few styling changes after 1952 redesigns, Lincoln poised to rival Cadillac and Chrysler horsepower.
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Chrysler Division
J. A. O'Malley
Chrysler
Lincoln
Mercury
Dearborn
Ford Motor Company
Cadillac
Akron’s elevated perch among Ohio’s highlands
Akron sits among Ohio’s high terrain, ranking as one of the state’s highest spots. The city’s geographical prominence reflects its hilly landscape and elevated elevation compared with surrounding regions.
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Akron
Ohio
Shaw's Corner Going in Bed No Customers
Ayot St. Lawrence England AP George Bernard Shaw’s lasting reputation dims as Shaw’s Corner museum under National Trust shows a financial flop. It costs nearly $70 weekly to operate and draws about 40 visitors daily, with good days under 20. Trustees will review the situation at year end.
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Ayot ST. Lawrence, England
George Bernard Shaw
Ayot St. Lawrence
Shaw
Shaw’s
Stratford
The
National Trust
Britain
Shaw’s Corner
Trust
Train Crash Toll Rises to 106 in Harrow England
British Railways said on Saturday that 106 people died in Wednesday's crash in Harrow, including five Americans.
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Harrow
England
British Railways
No Bombing Proof Found by U.S. Army
Seoul AP report states the U.S. Eighth Army found no direct evidence to support claims that American planes accidentally bombed Greek troops, after an investigation released Saturday.
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Seoul
U.S. Eighth Army
Bookmobile to Start Cedar Rapids Library Rounds
The Cedar Rapids public library mobile branch begins Monday, serving six neighborhood locations each weekday between 1 30 and 5 30 p m with one morning stop. Librarian J Archer Eggen said evening neighborhood calls may be added, outlining the weekly schedule at Hot Fish Shop Elllis NW Sun Mart Mt Vernon NE Me Too No 4 First Ave NE Eighth Ave Williams NW West Sun Mart Third Ave SW Texaco Station Center Point Rd and J Ave.
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Cedar Rapids
Ancient Roman House Unearthed Near Petronell Austria
Austrian scientists digging for a buried Roman city uncovered a two story villa near Petronell on the Vienna Budapest route. Earthworms pushed colored dirt to the surface suggesting murals, revealing a 30 yard wide villa likely part of the Carnuntum fort city complex excavated before World War I.
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Vienna
Petronell
Budapest
Carnuntum
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Robert Jones
Ayot
Hot Fish Shop
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Colgate
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Colgate - Palmolive Peet Company
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