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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1948

Page

12

Hard of Hearing Society and Red Feather Agency Interview

Interview with P M Lattner president of the Cedar Rapids Hearing Society one of twelve Red Feather agencies funded by a yearly Community Chest drive. The society focuses on rehabilitation through lip reading and auditory training enabling self support.

Hard of Hearing Society Red Feather Agency P. M. Lattner The Cedar Rapids Hearing Society Red Feather Hearing Society Bureau of Standards Washington Cedar Rapids L. B. Gray

Stevenson Backs Porter After Nomination Bid Failure

AUSTIN UP Coke Stevenson former Democratic senatorial hopeful said he will support Republican nominee Jack Porter. He asserted he won a majority of votes cast on August 28 and criticized Lyndon Johnson as not the true Democratic nominee. Stevenson planned to speak further before the election to present the facts.

Austin Coke Stevenson Texas Jack Porter Stevenson Lyndon Johnson

North Korea Official Denounced by South Korea

A South Korean government spokesman labeled Pak Heun Yung, the North Korean foreign minister, a paid saboteur. The accusation followed a report that Yung asked the UN secretary general to allow North Korean representatives at UN Korea talks and to seek diplomatic ties with freedom-loving nations. The spokesman claimed Yung caused many deaths as head of the South Korean Communist party and fled north to avoid prosecution for murder and arson. He warned that those loyal to Korea, not Russia, will remember Pak’s gallows when Soviet influence ends.

Seoul Yung South Korean Communist Party North North Korea Korea Russia Pak Heun Yung

Roper Poll Report Featured In Gazette on Thursday

The Gazette highlights the Roper poll released Thursday detailing public opinion trends. Data covers respondent demographics, approval ratings, and shifts since the prior survey, with emphasis on national sentiment and potential political implications.

Roper the Gazette

Navy Chief Cites Citizenry As Core Democracy Weapon

Admiral Louis E. Denfeld told the Inland Press Association that democracy rests on citizenry, not weapons, and the Navy’s job is to keep sea lanes open for U S shipping. He warned submarines could choke future wars and the Berlin airlift depends on sea access. James W. Irwin urged industry to publicize its full story to educate workers and the public. Harker editor Tom H. Keene received the University of Minnesota journalism award for long service and civic effort in Elkhart Indiana.

Chicago Louis E. Denfeld Naval Operations Inland Press Association Denfeld United States U. S Berlin James W. Irwin Harker Tom H. Keene Elkhart, Ind Truth University of Minnesota

Socialist candidate pins high prices on free enterprise

Baraboo Wisconsin Norman Thomas, running as the Socialist candidate for President, on Tuesday night blamed soaring prices on the free enterprise system, saying it inevitably drives the nation through cycles of boom to bust.

Baraboo Wis Norman Thomas

Tulsa bullfight ends with pants tear and draw

In Tulsa, three matadors and 12 bulls staged the first local bullfight amid SPCA protests. The only casualty was Matador Chico Gonzales tearing his pants, while crowd of about 2,500 watched. Promoter J. D. Lemmon claimed the show aimed to foster good neighborliness with Latin America.

Tulsa Society For the Prevention of Cruelty SPCA Chico Gonzales Gonzales Tyrone Power Fairgrounds J. D. Lemmon

Japanese blacksmith kills family then suicide over taxes

In Tokyo, 60 year old blacksmith Yonekichi Kudo failed to pay 6500 yen in taxes. He attacked his wife and six children with a hammer as they slept, then burned the house before taking poison and dying.

Tokyo Yonekichi Kudo Kudo

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