Farmers Union Leader Criticizes Russia At Des Moines
Iowa Farmers Union hosts annual convention where National Farmers Union President James G. Patton denounces Russia for vetoes blocking UN actions and for aiding North Korea. Patton’s mailed statement urges full support for UN efforts while addressing Bridges’ charges of Communist influence.
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National Farmers Union
Russia
Iowa Farmers Union
Patton
United Nations
Washington
Iowa
National Farmers Union Executive Committee
South Korea
Iowa Farmers Union Leader Refuses Korea Position
The Iowa Farmers Union president said he has not taken a stance on Korea and views any stance, if any, as a separate issue tied to his Progressive party ties. He will not seek re election and urges the convention to focus on his purity and peace program, declining any Hitler-Goebbels-Churchill label.
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Progressive Party
U. S
Korea
Patton
National Farmers Union
United Nations
Iowa Farmers Union
Th Progressive Party
Iowa
Steelworkers Seek Wage Increase Across Steel Industry
The CIO United Steelworkers served notice that it will seek a wage increase next month. President Philip Murray said the executive board voted to ask 1,400 steel companies to reopen wage provisions on November 1, with bargaining conferences moved earlier if possible. If no agreement by December 31, a strike could occur January 1.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Murray
Iowan Soldiers Die in Korea Action
The Defense Department reports Army Sgt. Paul Marvin Daniels Jr. of Oskaloosa Iowa killed in action in Korea. Wounded in Korea are Cpl. Elmer Dale Bason of Melcher and Cpl. Raymond K. Taylor of Dubuque Iowa.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Paul Marvin Daniels, Jr
Oskaloosa
Korea
Cpl
Elmer Dale Bason
Melcher
Raymond K. Taylor
Dubuque
Paris University Origins Traced to Medieval Era
The University of Paris traces its roots to a medieval foundation nearly eight centuries old, as noted by the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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The
University of Paris
Roosevelt Dubuque Football Broadcast Tonight at Hill Park
KCRG will air the Roosevelt-Dubuque football game from Hill Park tonight with Bob Brooks on play by play at 8 o clock. The feature series by Pat Harmon and Brooks covers Western Conference schools during their tour.
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the Gazette
al Helfer
Art Gleeson
Pat Harmon
Broooks
Roosevelt-Dubuque
Hill Park
KCRG
KCRK
Bob Brooks
Eat Wilson
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
KCRG-1600
Friday Evening Radio Schedule Notes and Programs
Radio listing shows programs from 6:00 p m to 8:00 p m including Tello Test News Sports Parade Gaieties Dance Orchestra and Henry News. Saturday features Baseball Oregon Michigan Platter Pantry Reservists and Hawkeyes segment with Bob Brooks on KCRG.
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Buckaroos
Higgins Almanac
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Taylor
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Beard
Farmews Nd O’ Corp
Voice of Laws
Harmony Owens Cowboys
NBC
Oregon State
Leighton Noble
Les
Michigan State Radio Club
Jerry Smith
Ranch Boys
Platter Navy
Henry
Dubuque Roos
Oregon-Mich
Platter Pantry
Radio Schedule for KWCR 1456 Kilocycles
KWCR 1456 AM presents a full day lineup with time slots for news music and entertainment. The schedule lists programs including Could Be You News Organ Concert Czech Melody Baseball and Nighttime slots with Jumping Jacks Jan Garber Eddy Arnola and Navy Band.
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Milady’s Ser
Iowa
Jan Garber
Eddy Arnola
Navy Band
Voice of Army
Marine Story
Switchmen Sign 3-Year Contract With Railroads
The AFL Switchmen's Union and 10 railroads signed a three year agreement after a prior settlement sought under President Truman. The deal includes a quarterly cost of living raise and totals 24 cents an hour, with a five day week delayed a year and potential 6 day weeks later. Brotherhood leaders warned of strikes if demands are unmet.
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AFL Switchmen’s Union
Western
Truman
Order of
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Arthur J. Glover
Wyoming ranch linked to Virginia author surrogate sells
Thermopolis Wyoming report says a ranch once owned by Virgil Rice, thought to inspire Owen Wister's fictional Virginian, has been sold. Rice is cited as the prototype for the novel's central character, bringing a historic sale to light.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Virgil Rice
Owen Wister
County Board Names Zoning Commission
Linn County supervisors appoint a 19 member zoning commission to plan county wide zoning outside cities. Appointees cover 19 of 20 townships with different district representatives and the panel must organize, name a chair, draw boundaries, hold hearings, and seek final board approval before any ordinance becomes law.
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Board of Supervisors
Linn
Rapids
Cedar Rapids
C. L. Beeson
Edwin F. Klouda
College
Martin Wiley
Clinton
Ben Holets
Fairfax
A. L. McKinstry
Bertram
H. G. Hedges
Marion
Miles Sutera
Monroe
Glenn Platenberger
Don Pringle
Franklin
Charles Sladek
Putnam
Elmer M. Seevell
Henry J. Hood
Zoning Commission
Harold McCright
Grant
Emmett Shaffer
Spring Grove
Louis A. Hinton
Jackson
Ollie Kula
Boulder
Fred Bowdish
Buffalo
Andrew Johnson
Brown
William Cooper
Maine
Ralph Cook
Otter Creek
Wilbur Oliphant
Washington
Gary Railsback
Fayette
Commission
52Nd
General Assembly
Landlord Loses Rent Suit Over Tenant James Madigan
In St Louis a real estate firm failed to collect two months rent from James Madigan. A jury awarded the firm $15 and a counterclaim granted Madigan $785.85. He claimed ceiling plaster damage rain leaks and habitability issues plus rent above the legal ceiling.
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ST. Louis (LLP
James Madigan
Madigan
Green Named To 27th Term As AFL Chief
William Green was re elected head of the American Federation of Labor at its 69th convention in Houston. The 77 year old former Ohio coal miner said he hopes to heal AFL CIO rifts and push unity. He noted membership rising from 2.5 million to 8 million and pledged to sacrifice if needed for unity. He indicated willingness to step aside if merger hurdles persist.
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Houston
Texas
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Forrest C. Donnell
Rmo
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Balding Green
Ohio
AFL
CIO
Green
Afl-Cio
Samuel Gompers
Cub Scout Manual Proves Its Value
A mongrel dog named Skippy was discharged from Los Alamos veterinary hospital thanks to 13-year-old Clyde Bates of White Rock. Clyde learned rattlesnake bite treatment from a Cub Scout manual and immediately treated Skippy by cutting open the wound and sucking out the poison.
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Los Alamos, N.M
Skippy
Los Alamos Veterinary Hospital
Clyde Bates
White Rock
Clyde
War Correspondent Shot by Red Sniper Near Seoul
AP reports Baltimore Sun war correspondent William Draper Blair Jr. aged 23 was shot in the back by a North Korean sniper as U S Marines attacked toward Seoul along the Han River. Blair was treated by a corpsman and evacuated by ambulance and helicopter after the wound.
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U. S
Korea
William Draper Blair, Jr
Baltimore Sun
Seoul
Han River
Blair
Tom Lambert
Indiana Becomes 19th State in Union
Indiana attained statehood as the nineteenth member of the United States. The admission marked a new era for the state's government and its role within the Union.
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Indiana
Nash Announces Price Increases On 1951 Models
Detroit AP reports Nash raised prices on all body styles of 1951 models. Rambler convertibles and station wagons up by 29 dollars. Statesman by 75 dollars. Ambassadors by 98 dollars.
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Detroit
Nash
Japan Hospitals Adopt Central Kitchens for Patient Care
Hospitals in Japan must operate central kitchens and staff trained cooks to prepare meals and assist patients. The reform ends the prior requirement that patients or a helper provide meal preparation and other basic needs.
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Japan
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