Wicks Draws Stalin Comparison In Fay Visit Defense
Acting Lt Gov Arthur H Wicks likened his Sing Sing talks with labor extortionist Joey Fay to seeking peace through audiences with Premier Stalin or a Marshal Tito The remark came amid pressure from Gov Dewey to resign and amid a nationwide furor over the visits Fay, a 61 year old AFL official, is serving time for shaking down contractors for 386000 Dewey had urged Wicks to quit as Senate majority leader after the visits which included 88 people in total and a controversial broadcast delay and limited air time by NBC
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NEW York
Arthur H. Wicks
Stalin
Tito
Wicks
Dewey
Sing Sing
Joey Fay
National Broadcasting Company
Boston
NBC
New York State
LA Dewey
Senate
Fay
Marshal Tito
AFL
Singng
Christmas gifts ad rates and miscellaneous listings
Fragmented ad text shows rates for want ads and small listings, with mention of 1 day and 5 day periods, prices around 1.06 and 3.08, and references to a Palio sled center and neighborhood notes. The readable portions imply a local classifieds page containing rate cards and product mentions without complete context.
Local Trade and Service Ads Mixed Listing
A fragmented page shows a mix of business services and advertisements. Entries include lawn grading and terracing, with contact numbers such as 32-8774 and 38-5638, and references to tutoring and music services. The readable portions indicate a community classifieds page listing several trades.
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Ben Ae Drier III
Pan Cliff Rogers
Sisi
Puaneper
Pis
Scaustin Pesterins L. A
Sean Th
Wicks Resigns Bid Shaping Governor’s Vacancy Plan
The governor planned to fill a vacancy after Wicks refused. A special session of the state legislature was set for November 17. Wicks announced plans to resign as majority leader and seek re election to the post as vindication, a move seen as pivotal for Dewey’s political future at state and national levels.
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Vernor
Wicks
Dewey
Mrs Wesley Thoma Wins DuMont Television Quiz
Mrs Wesley Thoma of 351 Eighteenth Street SE won a DuMont and WMT TV quiz during the half time of a Sunday pro football telecast. She answered correctly after a phone call from Herman Hickman and Betty Furness, earning appliances valued at about $3.5. The prize included a TV set, home freezer, refrigerator, washer and dryer, among other items.
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Wesley Thoma
Eighteenth Street
Dumont
Wmt-Tv
Thoma
Herman Hickman
Betty Furness
Unimportant Task, Important Worker in Office Harmony
The piece extols every role from hired worker to office boy as essential. It argues that even seemingly trivial duties sustain daily operations and peace of mind, asserting no task is unimportant and no person dispensable.
Blight Belts in Heart of Cities Draw Attention
A New York AP report discusses urban blight as core areas decay while suburbs grow. It notes falling real estate values and tax revenue, rising municipal costs, and neglect of middle income neighborhoods. Miles L. Colean of the Twentieth Century Fund cites why cities blight persists and urges strict housing enforcement and targeted tax shifts.
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New York
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Los Angeles
Twentieth Century Fund
Foundation For
Miles L. Colean
Salem
What Kind of City Should Colean Advocate For
Colean proposes effective city planning with modern street systems and control of density to ease traffic. He calls for timed zoning between core and suburbs, revised and simplified laws, shared housing investment, and stronger city police and schools rather than prioritizing suburbs.
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Colean
Butterflies in tummy spur playful accident report
Redondo Beach California. Municipal Judge John Shidler rushed his 18 month old daughter to a physician after the child, saying she had butterflies in her tummy, munched through her father’s mounted butterfly collection, eating most of the colorful specimens.
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Redondo Beach
Calif
John Shidler
Labor unrest quoted by Brown and Eisenhower names
Excerpts show union chief Guy L Brown calling labor action disruptive and hostile while Mamie Eisenhower jokes about a dense social season. State department discusses three Americans seized by Reds last March. Johnny Mize recalls pay cut after 1952 World Series and later dies in a Benkelman train accident with survivor Will Moroney noted.
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State Department
Johnny Mize
Former Winthrop Man Is Killed in Nebraska
Donald Moroney, 31, a former Winthrop resident, was killed Saturday in Nebraska. The special to The Gasette reports the victim, his connection to Winthrop, and preliminary details of the incident. Further information on the circumstances was not immediately available.
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Winthrop
Nebraska
Donald Moroney
Litchford files $77,500 suit against utility firm
Iowa City L. J. Litchford sues Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric for 77500 in Johnson County district court claiming permanent injuries from a transmission wire last July while painting a shed on the William Heiber farm near Solon. What Cheer fire department plans to buy a 1500 gallon water tank truck to boost rural capacity. McGregor work crews dismantle old rock storm sewer walls and replace them with concrete.
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Iowa City
Michigan
L. J. Litchford
Johnson County
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Litchford
William Heiber
Solon
What Cheer
Canasta Discard Strategy With Oswald Jacoby
Acclaimed canasta expert Oswald Jacoby explains how observing discards reveals a player's thinking. From left-hand opponents to a partner, safe and unsafe discards guide strategy and potential melding, with emphasis on reading tendencies, copying lines, and timing when hands are desperate.
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Cky Op
Shooting Doesn’t Count Says Wife in Wheeling
Sara Troutman 43 admitted shooting her husband Aubrey 63 who was hospitalized with a leg wound. She insisted I didn’t do nothing wrong and told a police officer he was just my husband amid the incident report.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Sarah Troutman
Aubrey
Small Kin of Uranium Finder Lost in Blaze
Two young relatives of a uranium deposits finder died in a Sunday fire that gutted their Warroad home. Masin Pick, 7, and Marilyn Pick, 12, were burned to death while their grandmother, 80, suffered third degree burns and was hospitalized. Their uncle Vernon J. Pick had recently located uranium on a Utah plateau.
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Warroad, Minn
Masin Pick
Marilyn
Vernon J. Pick
Utah
Key Club Serves Roosevelt County Bootleggers
In Portales Roosevelt county bootleggers gain a private club with a key to an empty house except for a stocked refrigerator and wall price list for donations. The dry county operates under a local option statute amid scattered mentions of nickel mining in various places.
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Roosevelt County
UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AID PLANS AND OPPORTUNITIES
The fragment outlines a Chamber of Commerce initiative promising help and opportunities, mentioning support for institutes and capacity building. It references a potential partnership or program aimed at enhancing trade and business capacity with associated letters and headings suggesting outreach to members.
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Vincent
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Help
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Ronald Paar Eile Nee
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ABC Glass CO
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Sary Beate
IBM
Corio
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Laun- Sansgra
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Darter
Police
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Iowa Electric Light
Young Ee
Killian Co
Sah Ferries
Etn
Monson
Macer Sewing
Adare
Stenograp
San Fe
Sayre
Collins Radio Company
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
I. B. M. Bank
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Armstrong
Allis Chalmers Mfg. CO
Cedar Rapids Engineering CO
Oeta
Femele
Thas
Gazette
S. Davis
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Montrose
Elks Club
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St. Luke's
New Ickinson School
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Keiser Tudor
Nash Tudor
1St Ave. N.E
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Ion All Leathe
Berlornap Steel
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West End
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Poet
the People
Sam Dawson
Gasette
Carl Pranks
Mckinley
Jo Ann Gourley
Ottumwa
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Corrine Dwyer
Meredith Safely
Myrtle Ruffin
Nancy Chapel
Gwen Sovern
Guy L. Brown
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mamie Eisenhower
Benkelman
Neb
Fawcett Funeral Home
Moroney
Burlington Railroad
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Iowa Briefs
McGregor
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Key Club
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