No Call of Dulles Aide Denies Eisenhower Denver Meeting
The White House called a report that Eisenhower summoned John Foster Dulles to Denver “completely untrue” after a Rocky Mountain News front page story. Dulles travels to Denver for a conference with the President as worded remarks by Dulles provoke criticism in West Germany India and Italy. Snyder stressed the President has not stated views on the Dulles remarks and that the conference was requested by Dulles prior to a Washington press conference.
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Robert E. Clark
Denver
INS
White House
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Murray Snyder
Rocky Mountain News
Snyder
West Germany
India
Italy
Washington
Talles
Adenauer
U.S
Truste
Five union leaders indicted by Kansas City grand jury
Five union officials led by Orville Ring AFL Teamsters boss were indicted by a county grand jury on charges including robbery and felonious assault. Ring faced four indictments connected to a major 16 week construction strike costing payrolls. Willard Wilkins ton and Del Nabors also charged. Rep. Smith said the inquiry lacked authority to indict Ring but found evidence compelling.
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Billi Rosentreter
Kansas City
Orville L. Ring
AFL
Ring
del Nabors
Willard Wilkinston
AFL Teonstruction Laborers Local
Solon
Mankato
Kan
Rep
Smith i
Tuesday Smith
Ion
Grand Jury
Tenet
APL Electricians
Teamsters
Eason
Bermuda Braces as Hurricane Loses Some Strength
Hurricane on track toward Bermuda with winds near 110 mph, down from 150 at center. Advisory warns of danger despite reduced force. center expected to pass about 100 miles west of Bermuda with gale to hurricane winds extending wide and ships warned.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Atlantic
Grady Norton
Miami
Hie
Norton
Race with Death Won at Niagara Falls
A suspected smuggler survived a perilous drift toward Niagara Falls as police watched. His outboard boat stalled in rapids with spectators present, threatening a fall. After about half an hour the motor revived, he steered to the American side and vanished before authorities could detain him.
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Niagara Niagara Falls
Ont
Niagara Falls
U.S
Stanley
Ding
Sonnenfeld Sentenced Over Bedbug Plot Against Rival Hotel
In Hanau Germany Paul Sonnenfeld a hotel owner received a three month jail term for placing 30 bedbugs in a rival hotel’s premises to disrupt business. The incident highlights a calculated attempt to harm competition and draw legal scrutiny.
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Hanau
Germany
Paul Sonnenfeld
Weather: fair and cool tonight then sunny Sunday
Fair and cool tonight with low 45 to 50. Pleasant Sunday with a high near 75 to 77. 2:30 p.m. readings show 75 southwest, 76 southeast, 25 northwest, 75 northeast.
Linn District Court Faces Two Odd Inheritance Lawsuits
A convoluted Linn County case alleges that late Henry Schuchmann defrauded granddaughter Emmi Happel of a $9,000 inheritance promised in 1903 with 5 percent interest, while another action by Edward Maish targets Francis Maish over the deaths of Cedar Rapids couple Jack Webster and Beldeva Webster last October in California.
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Order Rapids News
Emmi Kunstdorff Huppel
High Mossman
Henry Schuchmann
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Edward Maish
Mrs. Webster
Francis E. Maish
Jack Alexander Webster
Francis E Maish
Safety Exhibit Causes Chain Collision Near Minneapolis
In Minneapolis area traffic demonstration by Jaycons involved towing two wrecker cars onto Highway 12 and parking an ambulance with dummies to warn drivers. A passing motorist slowed to view the display, triggering a chain of four crashes as four cars collided behind him.
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Minneapolis
Jaycons
Public Health Service Cuts Gamma Globulin Threshold
The Public Health Service lowered the predicted polio case threshold for a community to qualify for mass gamma globulin shipments. The move aims to speed immunization by easing eligibility as polio trends are reviewed.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Linn Delegates Fail To Agree On State Board Post
Linn county delegates to the Iowa Board of Public Instruction district meeting at Manchester split over endorsing a single candidate. Cedar Rapids’ Forrest P. Hagan and Marion’s Richard E. Crane were considered, with Oelwein’s R. D. Noble interviewed. Delegates voted to support their chosen candidate individually at the district convention for one of nine seats to begin Jan. 1. Eight seats are elected September 11. the ninth is appointed by Gov. Beardsley.
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Linn County
Manchester
Iowa
Oelwein
Crane
Hagan
Phillip St. Harris
Clinton
Noble
Town Board of Public Instruction
Gav. Williams. Beardsley
Army liquor policy sparks industry backlash in Congress
Lawmakers, liquor industry spokesmen, and temperance groups react to Army and Air Force rules allowing 21 year olds to buy liquor at posts clubs. Some urge congressional action, others defend the policy as non-discriminatory, while critics warn of moral and social fallout and possible administrative chaos.
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Army
Air Force
Congress
U.S
Slick Denies He Squealed On Co Prisoners
Cpl. Slick arrives in Hawaii from Tokyn and says the accusation he informed to the Reds about fellow prisoners was a mistake. He admits some trouble in camp but denies any collaboration with the Communists. He explains he went AWOL for a few days due to drinking and returned to a hospital voluntarily. He was questioned but cleared and faces no charges. He travels on a repatriation flight to the West Coast.
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Slick
Roy Essoyan
Honolulu
Cpl
Hawaii
Tokyn
North Korea
Stick
Hickam Six Force Base
Aniy
Takys
Mickam
Pws
Teo
Tokyo
U.S
Babies to Mean Shares of Stock on GE 75th anniversary
LYNN Mass AP General Electric announces five shares of stock to babies born October 16 to GE employees to mark the companys 75th anniversary. About 12 to 1 new stockholders expected as 210000 employees are affected.
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Lynn
Mass
General Electric Company
Fill-In Player Wins Arkansas Louisiana Texas Bridge Tourney
Shreveport notes a fill-in player drafted during an emergency to complete the finals table. J. W. Thomas joined late and prevailed, earning individual honors as a spectator trophy went to the team in the tri state bridge contest.
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Shreveport
J. W. Thomas
Thomas
Airmen refuse to confess in germ war tale amid Korean conflict
Two US air force officers freed by Communist forces recount torture and refusal to confess to germ warfare in Korea. Dobbs of Michigan and Stanley of Georgia describe long beatings, near execution, and a vow to die rather than betray their country. As the prisoner swap continues, 75 Americans are freed with promises of more returns this weekend.
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Freedom Village
Korea
Air Force
U.S
Reds
Carl Byron A. Dobbs
Clig
Mich
James Stanley
Decatur
Tinbbs
U.N
Dobbs
Stanley
North Korea
Panmunjom
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Schuchmann
Uappel
Ming
Mr. Schochmann
Webster
Hemmers Schumberg
National
Distilled Spirits Institute
Armed Services
Clayton M. Wallace
National Temperance Leaguec, Inc
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League
W.C.T.U
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
O. Leigh Colvin
Evanston, Til
Sen
Will
Ala
Rep. Short
D-Mo
House Armed Services Committee
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Navy
Marine Corps
Pak Shun
Dolbs
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William F.dean
Dean
Tokyo Army Hospital
Wyaieta
Courthoune
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