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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1952

Page

7

Gillette cites Stevenson on farming and tariffs

U S Senator Guy M. Gillette caped in a statement on Monday praising Adlai E. Stevenson for highlighting GOP tariff protectionism as dangerous to farmers. He warned that Smoot Hawley era policies devastated export markets and urged continued focus on agricultural welfare and national interests.

Washington U. S Guy M. Gillette D-la Adlai E. Stevenson New Orleans Stevenson Gillette

Radio Listings Highlight Classic Shows and Interviews Tonight

A dense ad style schedule lists Orson Welles on KCRG with TheKhaki Handkerchief murder exhibit in Scotland Yard’s Black Museum. Dr Kildare star Les Ayres and Lionel Barrymore appear in a Kildare episode. An advance guest from the Dramsz Quartet, Elen Hoerle, appears on Hear the Radio Magazine. The program also features a feature on scientific progress and longevity with a humorist segment.

Kcrgkcree Orson Welles Scotland ‘Yard Black Museum DR. Kildare Kcrgecrek Drs. Kildare Gillespie Les Ayres Lionel Barrymore Elen Hoerle Dramsz KCRG HEAR

Supreme Court Set to Rule on Featherbedding Under Taft-Hartley

The Supreme Court agreed to interpret the Taft-Hartley Act provision on featherbedding. The case centers on whether unions may engage in makework practices paid for by employers or if only standby payment for unperformed work is banned. The National Labor Relations Board argues that make-work is legal while the board contends the law bans such practices.

T-H Washington Supreme Court National Labor Relations Board

Radio Schedule Fragment With Name Drops and Times

A scrambled reading lists radio station KCRK programs on 96.9 FM and Channel 245 with numerous show titles and times. It mentions hosts, dramas, news segments, music blocks, and variety items across a chaotic timetable. The fragment preserves named programs and personalities like Dr Kildare, Beulah, Captain Video, and Arthur Godfrey, outlining a dense slate of daytime and evening slots.

Identical Twins Living Apart in Parallel

London AP reports Edwin and Fred, identical twins separated at infancy, grew up in different adoptive homes. Both became telephone repair men and married without knowing the other. Each had a son and a fox terrier named Trixie. Prof Dame Hilda Lloyd noted the case at a Birmingham nurses conference.

London Edwin Fred Trixie Hilda Lloyd Britain Birmingham University

Court Refuses to Rule on Judge Back Pay Case

Washington DC The Supreme Court declined to hear the case of former Federal Judge Albert W. Johnson of Pennsylvania who sought reinstatement of his $10,000 a year retirement pay after resigning amid a House Judiciary Committee probe alleging high crimes. Johnson later claimed he did not know what he was doing due to illness, while Congress had cut off his pension in 1948. He was later tried for improper conduct but acquitted.

Washington INS Supreme Court Congressional Albert W. Johnson Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee Johnson House Congress Congressional Committee

Federal Judge Colloquy Over Retirement Pay Ruling

Johnson declares the congressional action barring retirement pay illegal as he has not been impeached and the renunciation of salary was withdrawn before Congress acted, highlighting a dispute over judicial compensation and legality.

Johnson Congress

205 H. P. Motor To Power Lincoln

Detroit AP A new 205 horsepower engine for Ford's 1953 Lincoln cars was shown privately to reporters. Modifications include a new intake manifold with a four-barrel carburetor, larger valve diameter, and ignition advance control. Lincoln becomes the first to disclose power above 200 horsepower next year. Preliminary tests indicate a top speed near 116 mph.

Detroit Ford Lincoln

Adlai Endorsed by Lewis and Miners in Cincinnati

United Mine Workers delegates endorsed Adlai Stevenson aligning with John L. Lewis. Lewis urged a November vote for Stevenson over Eisenhower, arguing Stevenson suits the nation while Eisenhower offers a “professional soldier.” The remarks followed cheering 2800 delegates. A note on early automobile clubs recalling opposition to horseless carriages mentioned to illustrate historical transport issues.

Cincinnati United Mine Workers John L. Lewis Adlai Stevenson Lewis Dwight D. Eisenhower Stevenson White House

Contempt Judgments On Sawyer Scrapped

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed contempt of court rulings against Commerce Secretary Sawyer after he and eight other officials returned the Dollar Steamship Line to the Dollar interests, per government request. The action stems from his refusal to return the line to R. Stanley Dollar.

Washington INS Supreme Court Commerce Sawyer Dollar Steamship R. Stanley Dollar Dollar

Five UN employees refuse to answer in senate probe

Five Americans employed by the United Nations declined to tell senators if they belong to the Communist party. The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee led by Sen. Pat McCarran questioned them for three hours about alleged communist ties amid the era’s hysteria.

NEW York United Nations Times Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Pat McCarran D-Nev

Five Men Refuse to Answer Communist Affiliation Question

The five men Alfred J. Van Tassel Joel Gordon Stanley Graze Frank Carter Bancroft and Eugene Wallach faced a probe into past Communist ties. AU refused to answer on grounds of self incrimination, stating whether they ever were or were not Communists.

Alfred J. van Tassel Joel Gordon Stanley Graze U. N Frank Carter Bancroft Documents Eugene Wallach U. W

Ruling Upholds Taft-Harley Violation By Printers Union

Washington readers note the Supreme Court on Monday affirmed a lower ruling that the International Typographical Union violated Taft-Hartley by attempting to maintain closed shop practices on newsprint papers.

Washington INS Supreme Court International Typographical Union Taft-Harley

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