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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1952

Page

2

Cedar Rapids Sewer Bonds Set Delicate Auction Record

Cedar Rapids sold 750000 dollars of sewer bonds in a three hour auction described as the toughest in seven months in the United States. Ravenscroft and Company led a syndicate with Mercantile Trust Chicago and William Bish Chicago in a bid achieving about 1.65 percent net interest after a 16551 dollar premium.

Cedar Rapids United States Ravenscroft and Company of Ravenscraft the Mercantile Trust Company of St. Louis William Bish Chicago Tvo

Stevenson and Eisenhower trade blows in New York state campaign

Adlai Stevenson tours Buffalo and Cleveland railing at Republican smear tactics and communism while blasting Eisenhower and the isolationist faction. Eisenhower campaigns through Schenectady Troy and Buffalo defending inflation policy and attacking Truman and the current administration as mismanaging the economy.

Stevenson Adlai Stevenson Buffalo Wilson Wyatt Wyatt Cleveland Eisenhower Dwight Eisenhower New York State Schenectady General Electric Dewey Albany Troy Harry Truman Truman White House Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Lie Cracks Down on 12 Americans at UN

UN Secretary General Trygve Lie moves to purge 12 American UN staff after they refused to answer questions on Communist ties. One official fired, another suspended, ten placed on compulsory leave. names include Stanley Graze and Joel Gordon amid hearings led by Senate subcommittee chair O’Conor and Sen McCarran.

United Nations, N.Y U.N Trygve Lie Lie U.S Senate Internal Security Subcommittee U. S Sem O'Conor D-Md Sen. McCarran D-Nev O'Conor Communist’ Party McCarran Reno Stanley Graze Technical Assistance Office Graze Joel Gordon Department of Economic Affairs Frank C. Bancroft Hope Dorothy Eldridge Jack S$. Harris Julia Older Jane M. Reed Alfred J. van Tassel Mrs. Hermen Zap Herbert Schimmel Alexander Svenchansky

Ferguson Exhaustion Saps Michigan Senator in Hospital

CADILLAC Mich AP Senator Ferguson R Mich was confined to a hospital Thursday with complete exhaustion. He spent a short time in an oxygen tent Wednesday night with doctors saying he rested comfortably and showed progress. Acute indigestion was noted though aides denied a heart attack.

Cadillac, Mich Ferguson R-Mich

Allies Take Iron Horse Mountain in Korea Front Crises

South Korean infantry reached the crest of Iron Horse Mountain on the central front while U N fighters attacked targets in North Korea. F-86 jets downed a MiG 15 and likely destroyed another as Red jets tried to halt bomber strikes on railways mines and troops. Ninth division soldiers seized Iron Horse northwest of Chorwon after intense fighting with Chinese forces. Sniper Ridge and Triangle Hill quieted after two weeks, as Reds paused recapture attempts.

Seoul Iron Horse Mountain U. N North Korea Ninth Division Iron Horse Chorwon Sniper Ridge Triangle Hill Reds

Dynamite Blamed For Home Blast In Latrobe

A blast leveled a Latrobe home killing a family of five after state police linked the explosion to dynamite purchased by Joseph Rogosky 60. Investigators said he stored the explosives in his basement to open a limestone quarry on his 10 acre farm.

Latrobe Joseph Rogosky

Coe College Adds Three Trustees to Board

Coe college announces three new trustees chosen at a Wednesday meeting. New trustees are Bert Aston from Roswell New Mexico a former Zoe football captain in 1913, W Roland Ford a Chicago Abbott Laboratories display manager, and BE D Silliman a Cedar Rapids lawyer and 1917 Coe graduate. Four attendees sworn in include Earte Muzzy Quaker Oats Chicago executive and Lake Forest resident, David Bleakley Cedar Rapids lawyer and former Coe student, William Whipple Cedar Rapids insurance head and Coe graduate, and Howard Helscher Cedar Rapids realtor and 1927 Coe graduate who is national president of the Coe Alumni Association.

Cedar Rapids Coe College Owen N. Elliott BE. D. Silliman Twenty-fifth Street Drive Celdar Rapids Coe Bert Aston Roswell N. M Zoe W. Roland Ford Abbott Laboratories Chicago Payne Street Evanston Hissan, Wallace Earte Muzzy Quaker Oats Company Deerpath Avenue Lake Forest Ill David Bleakley Meadowbrook Drive William Whipple Whipple Insurance Agency Hel Bever Avenue Howard Helscher Twenty-second Street Coe College Alumni Association Helscher Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board

Polio Cases Fall 5 Percent in Week

Washington AP reports a 5 percent drop in polio cases last week per the Public Health Service. The development follows ongoing vaccination and monitoring efforts nationwide.

Washington The Public Health Service

Chest Campaign Passes Half Way to Goal in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Red Feather campaign totals reached 127 721 59 dollars at 54 4 percent of the 244 694 goal after 6 045 pledges. Campaign officials expect to meet the target with continued community support from workers and volunteers, noting multiple employers surpassed quotas including Northwestern Bell Telephone, Armstrong’s, Sears Roebuck and Roosevelt Hotel.

Cedar Rapids National Association of Cost Accountants JM. E. Feiden Chest Chest Office Feiden l Red Feather Northwastern Hell Telephone Company Communication Beets of America CIO Armstrong's Sears Roebuck and Company Roosevelt Hotel

Eastern Iowans Meet On Pensions

One thousand one hundred public employees from nine East Iowa counties heard lawmakers discuss replacing the 1946 OASI system with a state funded retirement plan. The hearing covered plan specifics, actuarial input, and calls for full prior service credit with back payments, while the committee trimmed recommendations to fit state needs.

Iowa Memorial Coliseum Linn Jones Jackson Benton Delaware Duibuque Johnson and Cedar

Dutchman Grunewald Indicted on 22 Counts of Contempt

A federal grand jury indicted Henry W. Grunewald known as the Dutchman on 22 counts of contempt of Congress. The case ties to a House inquiry into tax frauds and a 1940s style scheme alleged by Abraham Teitelbaum. Grunewald allegedly refused to identify officials or discuss tax cases before the Ways and Means Subcommittee.

Washington Henry W. “the Dutchman Grunewald Congress House Ways and Means Rep King D-Catif Internal ‘Revenue Bureau Jtax King Committee Abraham Teitelbaum Chicago Capone Frank Nathan Pittsburgh Bert K. Master Florida Mr. Watson Nathan Naster Nathan and Naster T. Lamar Caudle Putchiman Caudle Charles Oliphant Internal Revenue Bureau Gunewald Oliphant

Grammer Found Guilty in Wife’s Slaying

George Grammer was convicted of first degree murder in Baltimore for killing his wife in a crime that resembled an automobile accident. A judge rendered the verdict without a jury. sentencing could be hanging or life imprisonment.

Baltimore George Grammer

Virginia Democrats split as Tuck sits out race

Virginia’s Democratic organization is badly split as two of its big three oppose endorsing Stevenson-Sparkman. Former Gov. William M. Tuck and Sen. Harry Byrd accuse Adlai Stevenson of "Trimanism" while Gov. John Battle has spoken for Stevenson.

Richmond Virginia Democratic William M. Tuck Harry Byrd Adlai Stevenson John Battle Stevenson Tuck Byrd Dwight Eisenhower

Fishing plan for 100th birthday called off

J H Cover who turned 100 on Wednesday could not make the birthday fishing trip his daughters planned. They ruled it would be too strenuous for him to undertake the outing in Minot North Dakota.

Minot, N. D J. H. Cover Cover

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