Egypt Calls For Troops Withdrawal From U N
Egypt demanded immediate withdrawal of foreign troops from member states and an end to external pressure on small nations. Heikal Pasha said no foreign troops should remain without express approval, citing past coercion during negotiations. The speech also touched Spain, Czechoslovakia, and criticisms of the U N Security Council veto power.
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U. N. Hall
Flushing
N. Y
Egypt
Mohammed Husein Heikal Pasha Mohammed
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Spain
Jane Masaryk
Assembly
Masaryk
Three Year Old Struck by Poliomyelitis in City Vicinity
Three-year-old Gary Kampmeyer, son of Edward and (Mrs) Kampmeyer, contracted polio Friday and is confined to St. Luke's hospital. Assistant City Health Officer Clyde White notes the case lies just outside Cedar Rapids city limits near Hawkeye Downs and falls outside city jurisdiction but was investigated due to proximity.
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Cedar Rapids
Gary Kampmeyer
Edward Kampmeyer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Clyde White
Kampmeyers
Hawkeye Downs
White
Keeran Wynns Separates Leaves for Las Vegas Divorce
Hollywood AP reports actress Keeran Wynns has separated from Van Johnson and will travel to Las Vegas to obtain a divorce. Wynns dismisses rumors of an impending marriage to Johnson as absolutely ridiculous.
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Hollywood
Keeran * Wynns
Las Vegas
Nev
van Johnson
New Orleans Mayor Lets Volunteers Pick Up Trash
New Orleans Mayor Delesseps Morrison and city officials wore old clothes to lead volunteers in collecting five days of garbage after a strike by city garbage collectors. About 45 motor vehicles would be used, with gloves supplied, as a civic move while civil service hiring proceeds.
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New Orleans
Delesseps S. Morrison
Theo. O Hotard
Morrison
Howard
Department of Civil Service
AFL Federation of State
A. A. Watters
Tulane University
Rufus C. Harris
Tulane
Violence Flares At Allis-Chalmers Plant Gates
Violence erupted at the Allis-Chalmers farm equipment plant in West Allis as CIO United Automobile Workers members massed to oppose a back-to-work movement. Police Chief Rostello said the situation was beyond control. about 200 protesters faced officers, with many more lining the street. The strike, ongoing since April, hindered lane access to the plant.
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Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers
West Allis
Tom Rostello
CIO United Automobile
Rostello
Communists Seize Control Attempt in Dominican Republic
A cable from Manuel De Moya in Ciudad Trujillo reports armed Communists led a Saturday night disturbance in Santo Domingo. They allegedly planned a meeting, distributed weapons, attacked foreigners and unarmed residents, and caused widespread chaos including a breach at the Mexican embassy. Prominent party members did not participate after ordering the disruption.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Herald
Manuel de Moya
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
de Moya
Rafaelo Trujillo
Communist Party
Herald
Caribbean
Five Russians Attend U N Mass At Saint Patrick’s Cathedral
In New York two hundred U N delegates and officials plus their wives attended a pontifical mass at St Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue. The group included a five member Russian delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky and Ambassador Nikolai V. Novikov. The mass was said to invoke divine guidance upon the general assembly deliberations.
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New York
U. N. Assembly
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Andrei J. Vishinsky
Nicolaji V. Novikov
General Assembly
Novice Flyer Disappears After Short Solo Flight
CAA seeks Aeronca plane piloted by Max Manes of Milwaukee after a Saturday takeoff from Williamstown airport with only 30 minutes solo time. Inspector Ralph Lovering says alert remains active. Father reports landing somewhere unknown. Possible charges discussed if no proper certification exists.
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Westfield
Mass
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Williamstown
CAA
Ralph Lovering
Aeronca
Max’ Manes
Milwaukee
Lovering
Rochester
Manes
Cedar Rapids Community Chest Drive Nears Goal
Officials of the Cedar Rapids Community Chest campaign awaited tardy reports that would push the drive past its $142,262.63 goal. By 2 p.m. Monday pledges reached $133,873.18, with larger contributions still unreported. The lawyers division led at 135 percent, led by T. M. Ingersoll as captain and Rabbi Herman E. Schaalfman as division major, with the social security office and Farm Bureau also qualifying for the distinguished service award.
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Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids Community Chest
Shirley F. Bechtel
T. M. Ingersoll
Herman E. Schaalman
Social Security Office
Farm Bureau
Copeland Traded Cigarettes for Nazi Signatures Autographs
Centralia Illinois AP report says Robert E Copeland, a guard at the Nuremberg trials, sent home autographs of late Nazi war criminals after trading one cigarette for each signature including Hermann Goering.
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Centralia
Sagt
Robert E. Copeland
Hermann ’*Goering
Copeland
iNuernberg
Thompson Named Assistant Chief of Fire Department
Cedar Rapids promotes Melvin C. Bud Thompson 41 to assistant chief. Thompson, with the department since 1930 and captain since 1940, was selected from the civil service list amid waivers of veterans’ preference by three other captains. Candidates included Roy W. Vrba, John F. Black, and John E. Maher, all veterans.
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Cedar Rapids News
Melvin C
Bud” Thompson
Fire Department
Cedar Rapids
Thompson
Civil Service
E. P. Kohout
Public Safety
Gordon Hughes
Hughes
Kohout
Amputee's Auto Stolen 24 Hours After Delivery
New York AP report says Walter Floch 26, amputee from Third Division in France, had a specially built auto seized by a thief just 24 hours after delivery. Police sought suspect in the incident.
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New York
Walter Floch
France
Council Delays Action On Link Belt Street Vacations
Cedar Rapids council postponed ruling on an ordinance to vacate streets and an alley for Link Belt Speeder Corp. The plan covers Fourteenth Avenue SW from Sixth Street to the alley west of Fourth Street and Fifth Street SW to seven lots south of Fourteenth Avenue. Residents misperceived the vacated alley between Fourth and Fifth streets, which was not requested. Questions linger about $3,500 offered to Arthur Koehler for the sole unowned lot in the expansion area.
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Cedar Rapids News
Speeder Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Fourteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Arthur Koehler
No Changes Of Cabinet In Prospect
Washington ap high administration officials said President Truman will try to keep his present cabinet intact during the year ahead. A top aide notes vacancies in other posts and says the boss is guided by Secretary Byrnes in naming an ambassador to London. Harriman has replaced Wallace as commerce secretary as focus shifts to peace talks and domestic issues. Nine vacancies loom including atomic energy commission seats and FCC, solicitor general, and loan administrator posts. Lilienthal’s TVA ties and McKellar opposition cloud TVA succession while Porter’s FCC chair remains open.
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Washington
Truman
Byrnes
London
W. Averell Harriman
Henry A. Wallace
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Communications
Atomic Energy
Domestic Control
David E. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lilienthal
Senator McKellar
R-Tenn
TVA
FCC
Federal Communications Commission
Paul A. Porter
OPA
Congress
Contractor Arrives at Kenridge Camp to Begin Repairs
Clyde Fishburn of Chicago arrives Monday at Kenridge Terrace Cedar Rapids to start repairs on the 100 unit trailer camp operated by the Federal Public Housing Authority. He and a helper unload materials and equipment after a three month, 126 unit Rockford project.
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Clyde Fishburn
Chicago
Kenridge Terrace
Cedar Rapids
Federal Public Housing Authority
the Gazette
Fishburn
Rockford
Veterans housing program blasted by Hick and Brewster
Washington Republican leaders assailed wartime and postwar housing efforts as bungled and wasteful. Senator Hickenlooper called the present veterans emergency housing program a colossal failure while Senator Brewster released a long suppressed report alleging errors and inefficiencies in wartime housing construction and urged remedial action. The National Housing Agency defended its record, denying substantiation and noting praise from officials and witnesses.
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Washington
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R.-Ia
Congress
Sen
Owen Brewster
R.-Me
Brewster
Senate War Investigating Committee
Truman
National Housing Agency
Republican National Committee
Mild Weather to Continue Tuesday in Cedar Rapids
The Gazette notes a return to warm, balmy conditions into Tuesday with overcast periods. Cedar Rapids recorded 73 degrees at 2:30 pm and expected higher temperatures tomorrow after a 64 degree Sunday afternoon.
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Cedar
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Inland Waterways Towboat Delayed Nine Hours
Nebraska City Nebraska AP reports the Inland Waterways towboat Franklin D Roosevelt was delayed nine hours on its Missouri River start from Omaha due to channel difficulties. The incident disrupted the planned downriver journey on Sunday creating a costly and time consuming delay for shipping operations downstream.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Inland Waterways Corporation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Missouri
Omaha
Local Newspaper Index and Features Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a newspaper index style page listing sections such as Deaths Editorial Features Farm Marion State Women’s Features and various column headers. The visible readable items include references to Daily Record and courthouse notes with scattered unreadable characters.
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Marion
Riaco
High Court Declines Review Of Georgia Unit System Case
The U S Supreme Court refused to review two Georgia unit voting system challenges and declined to rehear an Illinois districting suit in a 6 to 3 split. Justices Murphy Black and Rutledge dissented on allowing appeals. The cases questioned equal protection and districting under Georgia's unit vote plan and centered on the July 17 Democratic primary.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Illinois
Murphy
Black
Rutledge
Black and Murphy
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
James V.carmichael
Earl P. Cook
Georgia Tech
Helen D. Man~kin
James C. Davis
Reds Dominant in Bulgaria Election Returns
In Sofia the Fatherland Front led amid Sunday voting with about 90 percent turnout. The communists claimed 54 parliamentary seats to 13 for opposition across 21 districts. A government communique reported orderly voting with two disturbances and heavy campaigning with red posters and streamers.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Fatherland Front
Terrorist bombing strikes Esslingen denazification office
Reich war news reports a second bombing in eight days at the denazification board office in Esslingen. Ten people were detained for questioning by Monday noon, with one seen fleeing after the blast. Security troops cordoned the area as bloodhounds searched nearby. The outside of the building was damaged and authorities suspect the same group behind the Stuttgart attacks.
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Frankfurt
Denazification Board
Esslingen
Stuttgart
Tung Star Tungsten Mine Destroyed by Fire in Bishop
The Tung Star tungsten mine, a wartime producer, was destroyed by fire Sunday in Bishop California. Vice president George F. Temple valued the loss at 250000 with insurance, while Reginald Owen is president and Randolph Scott a vice president. Temple is Shirley Temple’s father.
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Calif
Tung Star
George F. Temple
Shirley Temple
Temple
Reginald Owen
Randolph Scott
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