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U.N. Observes 7th Birthday In Hostile Air
The United Nations marked its seventh anniversary amid hostility and praise in New York. The Soviet bloc members boycotted a special General Assembly session honoring those who died upholding U.N. principles. Secretary of State Acheson’s speech amid stalled Korean truce talks underscored tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
U.N
Acheson
Free Nations
Death notices from Cedar Rapids area obituaries
Victoria M Vanourney of Cedar Rapids died after brief illness in a cedar Rapids hospital. Survived by two sons, a daughter, eight grandchildren and five sisters. Services at Kuba funeral home and St. Wenceslaus church with burial in St. John's cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening. James W Cocayne and Adlai Stevenson figures noted in broader tribute. Jane Welsh of Cedar Rapids died after long illness. Survived by son Fred and two daughters, six grandchildren. Services at St. Patrick's church. Burials at Mt Calvary. Other notices include Judson Snyder John Tedrich Ferris Risk services with local church and cemetery details.
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Oxford
Tom Biahnik
Hay~den Funeral Home
Flower Cemetery
Starley
Nelse Stimson
Center Point
Masonville
James W. Ryan
Shelly Funeral Home
Manchester
Hawkeye
William Adbrecht
Lutheran Cemetery
Victoria Vanourney
Victoria M. Vanourney
Eventeenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Rapids Hospital
Cedar Rapids Carton Company
Protivin
Joseph
Elgin
A. William ,Bird
Barbara
James W. Cocayne
Adlai Stevenson
Hink
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Bey
Rock Island Railroad
United Nations
Eisenhower
U.N
South Korea
Truman
United Nar
Fran l. Tions
Allen J. Cocagnet
Grand Rapids
Mich
Endjart
Kansas City
Robert H. Becker
Cin
Iva M. Karth
Seers
CBS
Jane Welsh
Second Avenue
Sussex
England
Boone
United States
Fred
Lucille Meson
Kate
Cushman
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Lenihan
Sacred Heart Court of
Teahen Chapel
Tedrich
John Tedrich
Ninthravenue
First Street SE
Eight Avenue SE
First Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Ike Says Battalions Keep Preventing Move in Korea
A transcript cites General Eisenhower stating even with a battalion stationed the North would remain fixed for a year. He notes a secretary of state response that the South Koreans could defend themselves, while sharing the same view. The GOP challenger cites Sen. Lodge on troops deterring the Russians.
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Acheson
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Morse
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Hell's Canyon
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United Mine Workers
Putnam
Archibald Cox
City Briefs Highlight Korea policy debates and perimeter talk
The piece notes congressional opposition to withdrawing U S forces from Korea and cites the G O P stance as a defense of an administration appeal. It recalls Eisenhower, Acheson, and Truman contending over a Formosa China defense perimeter amid the 1952 campaign era. It also mentions a funeral, a librarian's return, and a shuffleboard league kickoff.
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Acheson
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Barrymore III Amid Pneumonia Hospital Stay
Young Barrymore III son of Dolores Costello was admitted to St Vincent's hospital with a mild form of pneumonia. His doctor said he would remain hospitalized for about a week or ten days. The report notes his mother is film star Dolores Costello.
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Cadillac
Mich
Ferguson
Hollywood
INS
Dean
Barrymore
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Dolores Costello
Youth Struck by Car Near Courthouse Crossing
A teenager, age ten or fourteen, of 1523 Burch Avenue NW was struck by a car about 4 p.m. while crossing Third Avenue in front of the courthouse. The youth was not seriously injured.
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Burch Avenue NW
Third Avenue
Vandenberg Links Germans to MiG-15s in Korea
Paris. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, U S air force chief of staff, said Russians and perhaps Germans may be flying Communist MiG-15 jets in Korea. He noted pilots likely include Russians and Chinese with possible Koreans and Germans. He also mentioned 75 Korean-tested F-86 fighters will arrive in Europe to replace F-84s, and he hinted Britain’s atomic test details may have been discussed more widely than press reports indicate.
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Hoyt S. Vandenberg
U. S. Air Force
Korea
U.N
Vandenberg
Europe
Germany
Britain
U.S
Vanderberg
Churchill
Omer Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eddie Cantor Honored by Boston Taxi Drivers
Eddie Cantor, recovering from a recent collapse at Cedars of Lebanon hospital, was honored as an honorary member of the Boston Taxi Drivers Association. The bedside ceremony featured drivers Sumner Freedman and Edward Kupcchik presenting the plaque for his portrayal of Maxie the taxi on canal TV. Cantor is expected to return to TV screens on December 21.
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Boston Cab Drivers Hollywood
INS
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Boston Taxi Drivers’ Association
Boston
Sumner B. Freedman
Edward Kupcchik
Canal
Maxie
Cantor
Boys and Chickens Score Big Success
In Trussville Alabama three teenage brothers Norman Moore 16 Billy 17 and LeRoy 13 built a chicken farm rising from 3000 baby chicks six years ago to 126000 frying size chickens yearly They added a sixth self built shed to house 10000 more and aim to market 126000 broilers per year This is a thriving family business driven by modern methods and hard work.
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Trussville
Norman Moore
Billy
LeRoy
Courthouse Custody Suit Highlights Estranged Marriage
Cedar Rapids father Hubert Strait sues estranged wife Joan Strait for custody of their two year old son Ricky. Hearing set for 10 am Monday before Judge Charles Penningroth. Strait alleges he has had custody most of the time since their separation in April. A separate entry notes a divorce petition in a different matter and a $1,000 damages claim against Earl Finstrom of Interstate Construction for alleged failure to complete a stone home project.
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Cedar Rapids
Hubert Strait
Ricky
Joan Strait
Seave
Strait
Northern Soft Coal Court
Charles and
Bertha Moskimen
Ninth Street
Earl
Finstrom
Interstate Construction Company
Attempted car theft from police lot at police headquarters
Patrolman Wally Johnson reported an ignition lock chisel attempt on his car while parked at the police lot. The car had dual ignition locks, and the chiseler targeted the wrong one. Separate notices include several civil suits and a chain saw theft under investigation at the Marion REA plant.
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Wally Johnson
Leonard Bruce
Johnson
Sgt
Bruce
Jook
Are Rapids Chevrolet Company
Lavern R. Kuehl
Donald Hind
L. Russell
A. W. Peter' Sson, Inc
Fred A. Hhits
Purchase Credit Company
Frank and
Darlene Chase
E. A. Lagerquist
Neil Black
Former Cedar Rapids couple found slain in Salinas California
A former Cedar Rapids pair, Jack Webster aged 48 and Heldera 29, were found shot dead in their Salinas apartment. Police indicate a murder suicide, with the man possibly shooting his wife before taking his own life. The landlady found the bodies after several days apart. The couple had lived in California about 12 years. Webster formerly worked at the Penick and Ford plant in Cedar Rapids and had both legs amputated years earlier due to Buerger's disease.
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Cedar Rapids
Salinas
Calif
Associated’ Press
Jack Webster
Ant
Heldera
Websters
Webster
Edward, Maish
Lloyd
Francis
Cleo Maish
Walter Knoebel
Joe Kephart
Walford
Earl Owens
le Roy
Minn
Dubuque
California
Toledo Woman Stricken with Polio in Iowa City
Mrs. Dean Cruikshank, 26, of Toledo, admitted to University Hospitals Iowa City in critical condition with polio. She lies in an iron lung and is mother of two children. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cram of Tama County area.
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Iowa City
Dean
Cruikshank
Toledo
Fred Cram
Tama
Welfare Conference of Des Moines Next Week
The Iowa Welfare Association annual conference will be in Des Moines from October 30 to November 1 with the theme Iowa Welfare Examines Itself. Opening banquet speakers are Donald Norberg and Forrest Seymour discussing What the Public Thinks of Iowa Welfare. The Catholic Charities conference joins Oct 30 with Msgr Floyd Tischer to speak on care of handicapped children.
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Des Moines
Iowa Welfare Association
Iowa Welfare
Donald Norberg
Monroe County News
Forrest Seymour
Des Moines Register
Tribune
Iowa
Iowa Conference of Catholic Charities
Welfare Association Conference
Floyd Tischer
Catholic Charities of the
Archdiocese of
Omaha
Flo
Morse quits GOP and seeks independent stance
Oregon Senator Wayne L Morse resigns from the Republican Party citing fears of a third world war if Eisenhower and a Republican congress win. He predicts a new independent party may emerge and criticizes North Atlantic defense spending and GOP campaign tactics. He also mentions Westinghouse related issues and other political concerns.
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Washington
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Dwight’ D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Morse
G. G.P
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
Indictments in Rock Island Horsemeat Case
Eight defendants named in Rock Island County grand jury true bills for conspiring to sell horse meat as beef. Indictments allege acts injurious to public health false pretenses and selling uninspected horse meat as beef. Jury recessed until Nov 16 due to missing witnesses.
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Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island
Bernard J. Moran
Morris
Frank Balkan
Balkan Packing Co
East Moline
Joe Siciliano
Russell Minnea
Meyer Ditlov
Matt Klaersch
Robert Klotz
Charles Kochmand
Cook County
Farmer 28 Hurt in Corn Sheller Mishap
Robert J. Rose, 28, of Springville, suffered a bross of his right arm above the elbow in a corn sheller accident Saturday morning. He was admitted to St. Luke's hospital, Cedar Rapids, at 3:40 pm and underwent surgery shortly after.
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Springville
Robert J. Rose
Bross
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cadar Rapids
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