Sailors Puni shed for Boxer Blast in Korea Waters
Captain Marshal B Gurney disclosed two sailors received a captain s mast for inadvertent actions that sparked the Boxer fire and explosion that killed nine crewmen aboard the carrier Boxer in Korean waters. He said the investigation showed human error not negligence. The Boxer arrived for repairs after the Aug 6 incident and crews saved the ship despite damage. One fighter plane had crashed on deck and 210 officers and men were commended.
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Alameda
Calif
Marshal B Gurney
Portland
Maine
Far East
Gurney
Korea
Boxer Returns to Korean Waters After Fire Aboard Carrier
Ammunition on deck exploded when a crash sparked a blaze aboard the 27000 ton Essexe class carrier. The vessel was taken to Alameda Naval Air Station for overhaul. Damage was largely repaired in Japan and the carrier returned to Korean waters two weeks after the Zire.
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Alameda Naval Air Station
Japan
Korean
Weep To Spend 101245 a Year For Barkley Vice President
Washington AP reports Vice President Barkley receives 101245 dollars annually to spend plus tax free 10000 as expense allowance. He also has 55410 for staff and 5834 for a chauffeured limousine. Nixon and Sparkman meanwhile earn 15000 with 2500 exempt, and Nixon pays over 60000 for staff while Sparkman earns a few thousand less.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
John Sparkman
Barkley
Congress
Nixon
Sparkman
Ridgway Visits The Netherlands as Allied Commander
Gen. Ridgway paid his first visit to The Netherlands Thursday since assuming as allied supreme commander. Communist groups staged a large indoor protest meeting during the day in The Hague.
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the Hague
Ridgway
Netherlands
Pigskin Preview Returns On KORG Friday Night
The 1952 gridiron feature on KORG-EKCRK rolls Friday at 7:30 PM with Bob Brooks hosting a weekly review of Saturday games. Tonight’s guests are Gus Schrader and Joe Pelisek. A full day of football coverage follows with a 11:30 AM start and 11:45 PM Iowa game wrap, plus a coast to coast scoreboard.
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Bob Brooks
Gazette Sports
Gazette
Gus Schrader
Wilson
Joe Pelisek
Ekorgkork
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Vilson
McKinley
Kingston Stadium
Kcrg-Ekcrek
KCRG
University of Iowa
Upper Michigan
SUI
KPIG
KPIS
Wittnauer
Cedar Rapids
EPIG
Gene Clauson
Jowans
Gene
SUL
Perday Evening Schedule Scrambled Entries
A fragmented TV radio schedule lists times and program names such as Sports Story at 6:30 and News at various points. It mentions Iowa Pitts, Wilson McK, and Navy Band with multiple music and news segments and dancing moments.
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Perday Evenine
Paiton Lewis Bisener
Heattes
Remarael
Hriefen
Fisskin
Iowa
News-Pitts
Navy Band
WHBF-TV Rock Island Channel 4 Schedule
Television schedule listing programs from 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM including Playhouse Pantomime Cavalcade News Perry Coma Sports Tonight and various local segments with times and titles.
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Whbf-Tv
Rock Teland
Perry Coma
DuMont Television
B. & M. Eleetrical Dist. Co
Third Ave
Rock Island
Ilingis
Stolen Canadian Government Gold Worth 375000 at Toronto Airport
Thieves stole 848 pounds of government gold valued at 375000 from a transfer shed at Malton airport near Toronto. An additional 150000 in bullion was left behind. Police say an international ring is likely behind the heist as part of a spate of robberies this year. The theft involved unguarded transfers between government planes and the Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa.
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Toronto
INS
Malton
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Royal Mint
Ottawa
trans-Canada
Young Elefson Loses Suit Against Uncle
Federal judge in Council Bluffs ordered a directed verdict for Wayne A. Rhode in a $78,000 damages suit by Lyman H. Elefson of New York. Elefson alleged his arrest on a murder charge damaged his reputation after his grandfather Alonzo Rhode’s death. he had dropped a false arrest claim.
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Council Bluffs
INS
William Riley iThursday
Lyman H. Elefson
New York
Wayne A. Rhode
Tabor
Elefson
Alonzo Rhode
University of Iowa
Rhode
Smith Fund Treasurer Faces $4200 Suit Over Bounced Check
Dana C. Smith, treasurer of Senator Richard M. Nixon’s $18 235 expense fund, is sued for 4 200 by Beverly Credit Service of Los Angeles for stopping payment on a check claimed as cash written April 15. The check was presented at First Trust and Savings Bank of Pasadena for payment. Norman Rothman of Miami Beach allegedly turned the matter over to the credit service.
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Smith
Los Angeles
Dana C. Smith
Richard M. Nixon
George E. Stoddard
Beverly Credit Service
First Trust and Savings Bank of
Pasadena
Calif
Stoddard
Credit Service
Norman Rothman
Miami Beach
Fla
Italians Debate Peeling Grapes Nutritional Debate Divides Italian Experts
In Rome authorities of the National Institute of Nutrition report a scientific dispute over peeling grapes. Turin and Milan researchers offer opposing views on grape skin and seed value, noting fermentation benefits and cellulose effects on digestion. The matter will be pursued.
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Rome
National Institute of ‘Nutrition
Council of Research
G. di Macco
Institute of General Pathology
University of
Turin
Carlo Foa
Institute of Human Physiology
Milan University
di Macco
E. Moracci
Milan
G. Bentivoglio
University of Padua
Marines Roll Out Carpet for Jet Planes
In Toledo Ohio Textileather Corporation makes a special flame resistant chemically proof carpet to lay under steel matting at forward fields to keep dust from jet intakes. The marine corps plan uses the carpet to reduce wear on engine parts and prolongs field concrete.
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Toledo
Ohio
U. S. Marine
Textileather Corporation
Faust Ad Executive Dies Native of Iowa
Paul E. Faust 74 advertising executive and founder of the American Association of Advertising Agencies died Wednesday in Evanston. He served as secretary treasurer of Feature Radio Company and entered advertising in 1900 after newspaper work in Ottumwa Davenport Ossian and St Paul.
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Chicago
Paul E.faust
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Evanston
Faust
Feature Radio Company, Inc
Ottumwa
Davenport
St. Paul
More Eastern towans Return from Korea
The transport Gen. W. M. Black arrived in San Francisco with 2,922 army rotation soldiers. On board were Pvt. Francis E. Schulte from Norway, Cpl. Leon J. Welsh from Elkader, and Sgt. Wayne C. Tank from Durant.
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W. M. Black
Towans
Ffe
Francis E. Schulte
Norway
Leon J. Welsh
Elkader
Sfe
Wayne C. Tank
Durant
Soviets Vie For Trade With Japan
Japanese merchants face a trade contest among the Soviets and the Free World as Nationalist China backed by the United States seeks to divert commerce away from Communist China. Chiang Kai-shek's envoy Chang Chun leads daily talks with Japanese business figures to win their cooperation for better trade with Formosa and Red China. Japan weighs gains from potential access to strategic materials against the mainland's economic role prior to World War II.
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Victor Kendrick
Tokyo
Japan
China
United States
Chang Chun
Chiang
Keai-shek
Paris
Trade bids and tensions shape East Asia market bids
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports on growing trade rivalry among Japan and China for Southeast Asia. Japan offers a 30 million pound trade deal and may settle accounts in yen, while Chinese Nationalists push boycotts and leverage Southeast Asian merchants. Formosa conference proposals aim to rally loyal merchants, as Britain watches wary of Japanese expansion.
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Cedar Rapids
Southeast Asia
Chang Chun
Formosa
Japan
Britain
Fort Worth Teens Buy Duplicate Keys To Coliseum
Police report that new locks failed to stop a black market for duplicate back door keys at Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum Fort Worth Texas. Teenagers pay 2.50 dollars for access as multiple public events are held there.
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Fort Worth, Texas
UPF
Fort Worth
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
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