Cedar Rapids mayoral race faces crowded filing and council contrast
Scattered notes show Cedar Rapids election buzz with less than two weeks to file by October 10 for city races. Balloting scheduled for November 8 with several judgeship and municipal court candidates already naming, while council contenders are fewer and pay raises linger from Iowa legislature.
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Cedar Rapids
Can
Bailn
Ate Council
Imary
Iowa
State Urges Public Sewer For Cleveland Ditch Area
The Cedar Rapids Cleveland ditch pollution issue prompts a call for a public sewer system to cover the Cleveland school area. Paul J. Houser of the state health department urges installation, citing hazardous conditions and lack of sanitation, after officials toured fringe city zones.
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Cedar Rapids
Cleveland Ditch
Board of Supervisors
Paul J. Houser
Department of Health
Houser
Cleveland School
Nousci
Joseph E. Wilde
First Avenue
Cleveland
Douser
Hether
Hopkinton Auto Crash Injures Two Men
Two young men were injured Saturday around 2:30 p.m. near Hopkinton in a one vehicle crash. Cent R. Chapman 25 of Monticello and Andrew Dotte 29 of Hopkinton were taken to Monticello hospital. Chapman in fair condition. Dotte not admitted. Chapman was driving when the car failed to negotiate a highway 38 curve and rolled 250 feet, hit a concrete culvert and ended in a field. Sheriff Arthur Longseth and Patrolman Burnett Haven investigated.
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R. Chapman
Monticello
Andrew Dotte
Hopkinton
Monticello Hospital
Chapman
Dotteweich
Chapmen
Delaware County
Arthur Longseth
Burnett Haven
Peron Faces Growing Discontent as Dictatorship Frays
The article analyzes mounting unrest in Argentina under Juan Peron, noting repeated uprisings, a state-controlled press, political imprisonments, and corruption. It cites declining meat production, reliance on government pricing, and Evita's former supporter base eroding. Peron’s governance appears eroded by police state practices and loss of civil liberties.
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United Press
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Accident Victim Still Critical in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Eliza Beth Clifton 63 of Highland TL listed in full critical condition after her car rolled over on highway 218 south of Cedar Rapids Saturday afternoon. St Luke s hospital spokesmen said she had regained consciousness briefly and responded to stimulation. She suffered severe head injuries two fractured collarbones and possible internal injuries when her car overturned near Draport curve.
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Highland
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Finns Celebrate Porkkala Return
HELSINKI INS The Finnish capital rang with carnival mood after Soviet Premier Bulganin announced Porkkala naval base would be returned to Finns. Radio stations interrupted programs and papers issued extras as K A Fagerholm the speaker of the Finnish house welcomed the return of the lease property from 1944.
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Khrushchev warns smiles do not signal policy change
In Moscow Khrushchev told East German visitors at a Kremlin reception that smiles do not mean abandoning Marx, Engels and Lenin. He praised peaceful coexistence, declared Russia seeks friendship with all nations, and toasted with toasts amid a lively 32 hour event.
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Merry Round
Nixon Vows Bold Action On Farm Aid
In a speech at the National Plowing Contest in Wabash Indiana, Vice President Nixon promised bold imaginative government action to halt sagging farm income and attack Democratic claims Eisenhower broke pledges. He blamed a eight billion five hundred million dollar commodity surplus for price drops and outlined a five point program including flexible price supports and new markets. Nixon urged continued parity while criticizing demagoguery in the farm issue.
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Eisenhower
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Kasson
Minn
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Carl Austin Hall
Bobby
Benson
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America
East German demands key role on German unity
East Germany backed by the Soviet Union asserts West Germany must negotiate for a united Germany. Deputy Premier Otto Nuschke says reunification hinges on East German influence, framing options of association with West Germany or no reunification.
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Konrad Adenauey
Kremlin
Nuehhke
Otto Grotewohl
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Leuttet
Grotewohl
NATO
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Koniey
Mitchell To Reply To Truman Labor Day Speech
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell will broadcast nationwide Tuesday in response to Truman's Labor Day speech criticizing Republican labor policies. A GOP official said equal time was requested on all networks after the televised address. The ABC broadcast is set for 8:30 p.m. Eastern.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Truman
Republican National Committee
G.O.P
ABC
Nixon Caricature At San Francisco Exhibit Removed
A San Francisco mural exhibit faces upheaval as a caricature of Peron titled Dick McSmear is removed from the Civic Center venue amid a broader conflict mirror of a Buenos Aires crisis. The piece attracts authorities while protests echo the regional upheaval and calls for Peron’s resignation.
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San Francisco
Victor Arnautoff
Juan Doming
Peron
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Dick McSmear
San Francesco
Navy
Adm
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Buenos Aires
River Plate
Plo de la Phat
Montevideo
Lithograph Removed by Art Commission President
Harold Zellerbach ordered removal of a lithograph from an exhibit. The piece depicted Vice President Nixon wearing an eye mask with a pumpkin in his left hand and a paint brush dripping red. Zellerbach defended artistic self expression but said public affairs should not be caricatured in a publicly funded show.
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