AEC Chief Says H B bomb Not Yet Made and May Not Be
Washington UPI says Chairman Gordon Dean stated the United States has not produced a hydrogen bomb and may not know if it can. He warned about uranium scarcity and atmospheric risks, noted that Russia could be pursuing the weapon, and said scientists might keep outcomes secret even if feasible.
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U. S. News & World Report
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Stan Laurel in Very Good Condition After Operation
Paris AP report says comedian Stan Laurel 58 is in very good condition after a Saturday operation to remove an abscess. Attendants at American Hospital expect discharge in a few days.
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Roy Rogers Show Guides Kids With Cowboy Wisdom
Network KCRG reports Roy Rogers and five assistants answer fan letters from parents seeking help with children issues. The Roy Rogers Show airs at 5:00 PM delivering simple advice that nudges kids to obey coats, medicines, and studying while Roy and Dale Evans meet young admirers.
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Firemaking Traditions Persist Among Bolivian Simono Indigenes
Firemaking is a lost art among the Bolivian Simono Indians who pass a burning brand from generation to generation, preserving a ritual linked to survival and identity despite modernization.
Hierarchy Votes Approval of New Catholic Dogma
Vatican City AP reports Pope Pius XII won approval from 35 cardinals and over 500 bishops worldwide to proclaim as Catholic dogma that the Virgin Mary was assumed body and soul into heaven. The declaration, to be issued Wednesday during the 1950 Holy Year, follows expert study and a global bishops survey. Protestant leaders oppose the move as a barrier to Christian unity.
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Pius XII
Church of Grand
Episcopal
Iowa Farmers Union Faction Seeks Specificity in Suit
In Des Moines AP report, the anti Stover faction asks district court to require specifics on allegations by Stover supporters. They seek minutes of the amendment vote, yes and no tallies, the unit's constitution and by laws, the national charter, and whether the Iowa unit is a voluntary association or a corporation.
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DES Moines
Iowa Farmers Union
Fred W. Stover
Stover
Leonard Hoffman
Iowa Falls
pro-Hoffman
anti-Stover
National Farmers Union
Iowa
SUI Student Suffers Bullet Wound in Foot
A University of Iowa student, 20 year old Donald J. Pyles, was accidentally shot in the foot at the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house while cleaning a closet. The weapon was a .22 caliber rifle. Hospital officials reported he was in satisfactory condition. He is the son of A. C. Pyles of St. Joseph Missouri.
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Donald J. Pyles
University of Iowa
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Pyles
University Hospital
A. C. Pyles
St. Joseph
City Hall Notes on Cemetery Drainage and Street Grading
Seven petitioners asked the city council to have Linwood Cemetery Association connect a tile draining its property to a city storm sewer on Eighteenth Avenue SW. Runoff water now travels via an alley west of N Street and the alley’s dead end. Council referred to City Engineer Frank Young, the street department, and the council. The council granted Hennessey Brothers a grade on Prairie Drive NE between Twenty seventh and Twenty fifth Streets, per Young’s recommendation. Class B beer permits were issued to five applicants and Class C to Don Hinshaw for Us at 527-29 Third Avenue SW.
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Eighteenth Avenue
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Prairie i Drive
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Robert E. ‘Baker
First Street
Sam G. Haddy
B Avenue
W. W.hammar
Fifth Street
Paul Wieneke
Eighth Avenue
Glen Havlicek
Fourteenth Avenue
Council
Don C. Hinshaw
Third Avenue
Car Burns at Iowa City Fire. driver missing
An automobile a 1933 34 Ford was damaged by fire at a highway 6 intersection near downtown Iowa City early Monday. A witness said a person ran from the vehicle as the fire began and the driver has not been found. License plates 82 12017. Registration card destroyed.
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Ford
Farm Controls Not Needed Now Brannan Asserts
Agriculture Secretary Brannan said there is no need for immediate farm price controls or food rationing. Roy Blough of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers urged a large tax increase soon to curb inflation. Officials spoke at the Agriculture Department outlook conference about output plans for 1951 and defense funding.
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INS
Brannan
Truman
Roy Blough
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Agriculture Department
Realtor Sues Schultz Estate for $40,000
Le Mars real tor Clarence Becker sues the Herman R. Schultz estate for 40,000 in district court. He claims compensation for services as business agent, secretary and assistant from July 1, 1932, until Schultz’s death on May 11, 1950, alleging the estate promised him one of Schultz’s best farms but paid nothing.
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LE Mars
Herman R. Schultz
Clarence Becker
Schultz
Becker
Aberdeen-Angus Grand Champion Steer at Frisco Show
In San Francisco a yearling Aberdeen-Angus from Irvine & Timm of Dysart won grand champion steer at the Grand National Livestock Expo. The reserve also hailed from the same Dysart herd. The grand prize carried a $1,000 award presented to William Irvine by Frank Richards, secretary of the American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association.
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Irvine & Timm
Dysart
Food Poisoning Hits 16 in SUI Fraternity
About 16 Phi Delta Theta members at the University of Iowa were treated over the weekend for suspected food poisoning. House manager Robert Wolford said the students became ill at various times, none hospitalized, but confined to beds at the fraternity.
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Iowa City
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Iowa
Robert Wolford
Economist Sees Danger of Huge Butter Imports
Otis M. Reed of the National Milk Producers Federation warns Sen Hickenlooper that U S price supports could shift to underwrite global butter surpluses. He notes CCC holds over 173 million pounds and cites pending extensions of wartime controls and possible removal of the butter embargo. Reed fears imported butter may flood the market and trigger CCC purchases as a countermeasure. The federal milk marketing order program is expanding with about 37 orders in place and more in process.
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Otis M. Reed
National Milk Producers Federation
Sen. Hickenlooper
Commodity Credit Corporation
Denmark
New Zealand
Australia
Eas
United States
England
Reed
Department of Agriculture
CCC
Parking and Traffic Changes Okayed by City Council
Cedar Rapids city council granted three traffic and parking changes on the recommendation of Traffic Capt. Bill Remington and Police Chief William Kudina. Heavy traffic prohibition on Fourteenth Avenue SW from A to C street will apply. one hour parking on F Avenue NW between Vernal and Third streets from 8 am to 5 pm daily except Sundays and holidays. The VanMeter Company was approved an 18 foot curb cut near its building at Fourth Avenue and Sixth Street SE, while a 46 foot curb cut request was denied.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Remington
William Kurdna
Fourteenth Avenue
Remington’s
Kudina
F Avenue NW
Vernal
Third Streets
van Meter Company
Fourth Avenue
Sixth Street
Frank Young
Kudina and
Remington
Kefauver Subpoena Served on Frank Costello Leader
The Kefauver committee spokesman said on Monday the crime panel issued a subpoena for Frank Costello of New York. Costello, once called the King of the Slots, is reportedly in Hot Springs.
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Washington
INS
Kefauver Senate Crime Committee
Frank Costello
New York
Hot Springs
John Adams Dies at 90, Longest-Lived U.S. President
John Adams, who died at the age of 90, outlived all other presidents as the longest living U.S. chief executive in the nation’s history.
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John Adams
United States
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