Demand for Roll of U S Reds Issued
A government panel labeled the American Communist party a Soviet puppet and urged it be registered by the attorney general with officers listed and financial accounts disclosed. The McCarran act framework underpins the drive, citing Moscow's influence over party leaders who shaped U S policy. Separately Senator McCarran charged Communist infiltration in some labor unions could disrupt defense plant operations and urged expulsions of known communists from UE staff.
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Washington
American Communist Party
Soviet Union
U. S
Subversive Activities Control Board
Communist Party
McCarran
Sen. McCarran
Dwev
Communist Front
Communist Action
Russia
Communist International
Moscow
INS
D-Nev
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Cleveland
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Girl Bandit in Male Disguise Steals in Two Holdups
Detroit police hunted a female bandit who wore a man's suit and hat with a painted moustache and carried out two holdups. Witnesses identified the suspect as a woman. a bystander, Paul Morris, was nearly struck by a .25 caliber shot as the thief escaped with $56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Paul Morris
Russians begin base build on Huegen Baltic island
The West Berlin Telegraf reports that Russia has started constructing a giant submarine base on Huegen, a Baltic island, with details cited from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Baltic
Huegen
Eisenhower Rejects Democratic Charges Amid Snowy Campaign
President Eisenhower blasted Democrats as spreading poison and fantastic lies as he campaigns along a winter tour through New England despite heavy snowfall. Adlai Stevenson spoke in Springfield while Eisenhower denounced accusations of tax and union policies and vowed to prevent another depression.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight Eisenhower
New England
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Bridgesport
Conn
Stamford
America
Bridgeport
Peru urges UN to form commission on POW returns
Peru urged the U N General Assembly to create a commission to supervise prisoner of war screening and the return home of all POWs in Korea. Dr Victor A Belaunde said the UN could protect unwilling returnees under its protection and guarantee, addressing Communist resistance to screening results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N
Peru
U.N. General Assembly
Victor A. Belaunde
U.N
Cold Weather Grips Iowa With Snow Northward Drift
Cold weather dominates Iowa with subfreezing readings across the state. Elkader reports a low near 12 degrees as a storm bypasses Iowa after dropping 2.5 inches of snow in Chicago. Cedar Rapids reaches 44 degrees by midafternoon after a Sunday high of 62.
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Ceder Rapids
Elkader
Chicago
Iowa
New York
Cedar Rapids
World Questions Speakers Propose Foreign Policies
The Cedar Rapids Conference on World Questions opened with Socialist Leader Norman Thomas arguing for universal disarmament and a transfer of conflict from atomic war. Dean Ivan M. Stone and James E. Bristol joined discussions on deter rence, while Graham Hovey supported NATO as essential for peace. Thomas warned against Communist power and urged a universal five to nineteen year disarmament period. Hovey traced NATO’s role in containment and Europe’s strategic value, asserting alliance strength without a short war victory for Russia. Continued on Page 2 Col 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Ivan M. Stone
Beloit College
United States
James E. Bristol
American Friends Service Committee
Graham Hovey
University of Wisconsin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cedar Rapids Community Chest hits 36 percent of goal
Over the weekend Cedar Rapids Community Chest reports total contributions of 84,591.46 dollars, reaching 36 percent of the 234,684 dollar goal. Campaign officials urge continued reporting as workers push toward the audit Wednesday night and note similar gains in six other city campaigns and nearby South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapida News
Red Feather Community Chest
M. E. Feiden
Lome
Butler
Elgin
Montevideo
Minn
Nashua
N. H
South Kingstown
R. I
United Fund of
South Bend
St. Joseph ‘County
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Indicted Sugar Profit Tax Dodgers Named in NY Case
Four members of a New York syndicate linked to American Brands Corporation were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York for evading taxes on large profits from sugar and corn syrup sales. Accused individuals include Howard Lawn, William J. Giglio, Louis J. Roth, and others, with over one million dollars in unpaid taxes cited.
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Washington
Justice Department
New York
Department
U. S
New Jersey
McGranery
American Brands Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corp
American Brands
Giglio and
Livorsi
Candidates Call for Worker Vote Time Off
Bwight Eisenhower joined Adlai Stevenson in urging employers nationwide to grant workers time off to vote on November 4. Stevenson urged the general, who replied with a letter agreeing, to reassure voters they need not fear reprisals or intimidation from anyone or any group.
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Eisenhower Special
Bwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenpowder
Reds Seize Hills In Fierce Triangle Hill Offensive
In Korea, seven thousand Chinese Reds attacked Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge using Russian made Katyusha rockets in a win or die bid. South Korean defenders at Sniper Ridge recaptured Pinpoint Peak after ten hours of brutal combat. The Chinese still held Pike's Peak on Triangle Hill as U.S. Seventh Division forces halted the assault near Triangle’s crest. American troops discovered an old gold mine shaft beneath Triangle and sealed the exit after 12 Chinese hid inside.
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Seoul
Triangle Hill
Sniper Ridge
Asssault
Pinpoint Peak
Pike’s
Seventh Division
Triangle
Triangle Peak
Jane Russell ‘Peak
Pike’s Peak
U.S
Crest
Pike's Peak
Recs
City notes fourth traffic fatality of the year
John Tedrich, 68, of Ninth Avenue and First Street SE, was struck Saturday night on Eighth Avenue SE and died Sunday night at Mercy Hospital. Authorities cited injuries and shock as the cause. Survived by brother Matt of Joliet. Funeral arrangements pending at Brady Funeral Home.
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Cedar Rounds
John Tedrich
Ninth Avenue
First Street SE
Eighth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Fedrich
Matt
Joliet
Brady
Polio Vaccine Shows Favorable Early Human Immunity
Dr. Howard A. Howe of Johns Hopkins reported at the American Health Association meeting that six Baltimore children developed antibodies to all three polio types after vaccination. The dead virus vaccine stimulated immunity without causing disease, though further lab work is needed before general use.
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Cleveland
Johns Hopkins University
Howard A. Howe
Johns Hopkins Poliomyelitis Laboratory
American Health Association
Howe
Baltimore
Three East Iowans Die In Crashes
Three East Iowans were killed in separate Sunday aut accidents. Cyril Neuhaus 25 of Dyersville Harvey Thomsen 46 of Atalissa and Mrs Will Hoon 79 of Urbana died in crashes with varying details including a Manchester area crash on highway 20 near 7:30 p.m. and a two car crash near Atalissa. Survivors and funeral plans are listed for Neuhaus Thomsen and Hoon along with other victims Louisa Johnson and Kenneth Bickley.
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Nows Nene
East
Will Hoon
Urbana
Neuhaus
Highway 20
Manchester
Arthur Longseth
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
St. Francis Mavier Church
Dyersville
New Vienna
St.Boniface
Kramer Funeral Home
Henry J. Neuhaus
Gilbert
Lawrence
Louis Foxen
Thomsen
Atalissa
Cecil
Duevid Rhude
Wilton Junction
Rhude
August Thomsen
West Liberty Methodist Church
Oakridge
Rochester Masonic Lodge
Snider Funeral Home
West Liberty
Iowsus
Louisa N. Johnston
Council Bluffs
Kenneth Bickley
Keoskuk
Coal Miners Walk Off as Strike Spreads Across Regions
About 304000 of 375000 soft coal miners stayed home Monday signaling an unofficial nationwide strike after the Wage Stabilization Board delayed the 1.90 daily raise. State and local reports show widespread idling from West Virginia to Kentucky and Missouri, with ample stockpiles easing near term shortages.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Kentucky
UMW
Illinois
Alabama
Indiana
Roscoe McKinney
District 11
Wage Stabilization Board
Western Pennsylvania
J. and L. Shannopin
Pennsylvania
G. W. Ward
Harlan County Coal Operators Association
John L
Missouri
Kansas
Henry Allai
WSB
Man Lives Under Walk For Two Decades
Pittsburgh police say 65 year old John Karstver lived under a sidewalk for 20 years. He told officers he relied on neighbor women for meals and found coal on railroad tracks to keep his makeshift home warm. He was detained on vagrancy charges.
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Pittsburgh
John Karstver
Karstver
High Lake Winds Endanger Boaters Near Chicago
Strong gales on Lake Michigan imperiled weekend boaters from Indiana Harbor to Milwaukee. In Chicago area three divers donned life jackets and swam to shore after an eight hour drift aboard a 40 foot launch. Two Milwaukee sailors faced waves. one swept offshore and later found unconscious but alive. Mr and Mrs Barlich of North Bessemer were injured aboard the Milwaukee Clipper, suffering cuts from crashing swell.
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Chicago
San Keke Michigan
Indiana Harbor
Milwaukee
Frank Barlich
North Bessemer
Muskegon
Mich
Milwaueskee
Rail wreck kills 23 in Natal South Africa
A Durban Johannesburg passenger train derailed on an embankment near Natal killing 23 passengers and wounding 37. The accident occurred Monday and involved a high casualty level with many travelers injured.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Durban-Johannesburg
Natal
Nee
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Denver Railroad Club
Springfield
Bruce Fishwild
Thomas
Stalin
Hovey
Europe
NATO
Wyorming
Elmer J. Fleckenstein
Fleanor Zebuhr
Harry Hoon
Vinton
Weishert
Ronnie Martin
Barbara Barrett
Carol, Ver
Toma Cumberland
Jesup
Gazette
Defense Mobilieization
Henry H. Fowler
Lewis
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