U.S. Flyers Shoot Down Four MiGs
U S Fifth Air Force said Sabrejets shot down four MiGs in Korea amid renewed air battles. The tally raised September confirmed kills to a record 46, with four more damaged. U.N. and Navy aircraft conducted ground attacks and raids across front lines and supply depots as weather improved.
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Sequl
U. S
U.S
Fifth Air Force
U.N
Korea
Haeju
West Korea
Pyongyang
Hullink
Sinuiju
Adult Education Class on Cancer Opens Tuesday at McKinley High
Dr. E. G. Zimmerer of Des Moines will speak at the first of six sessions of the class Common Sense Facts about Cancer at McKinley high school Tuesday at 7 30 p m. No enrollment fee. Zimmerer will discuss cancer behavior and basic anatomy to review medical aspects.
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E. G. Zimmerer
Des Moines
McKinley High School
Zimmeres
Public Health Cancer Association of America
Zimmerer
Iowa
American Cancer Society
Division of Cancer Control
Iowa State Department of Health
National Cancer Institute
United States Public Health Service
Orrie S. Imes
Linn County
American Cancer iSociety
Nix Campaign Fund Receipts Held by Trustee
A spokesman said about 11000 was given to Nix on s campaign for vice president by a group that funded earlier money. The senator will not use it and the funds remain with Dana Smith of Pasadena California, trustee for the senatorial fund. Contributions are now treated as campaign contributions to be accounted for with expenditures after the election.
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Nixon
Dana Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Smith
Brooks Announces Three Additions To Coe's Faculty
Coe college President Howell H. Brooks announced three new faculty and staff appointments for the 1951-52 year. Miss Joan Shinen becomes loan librarian with instructor rank. Earl Davis joins as admissions counselor across Iowa. Willam Curran is hired as full time English instructor. Shinen previously taught in Utah and Western Washington and earned a library science master’s from the University of Michigan. Davis is a DeWitt native with a BA from Iowa State Teachers College and work toward an MA at UI. Curran holds an MA in English from the University of Iowa and has taught at Cornell College and worked in Chicago.
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Coe College
Howell H. Brooks
Coe
Joan Shinen
Earl Davis
Willam Curran
University of Michigan
Eves
Western Washington College of Education
Bellingham
Wash
Fhi Sigma Iota
National Honorary Language Fraternity
American Association of University Women
Miss Shinen
Doris Alexander
Black Hills State Teachers College
Spearfish
D. Davis
Iowa
DeWitt
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
SUI
Monticello
C Avenue
Curran
University of Iowa
Hamilton College
Clinton
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Chicago
Fat-Tailed Sheep Tails Yield Pastry Fat Prize
Fat-tailed sheep common in the Near East produce an exceptionally valued fat for pastries. Tails can weigh as much as 35 pounds, highlighting the breed’s distinctive fat reserves and culinary uses.
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Near East
Subsidy Charged On Illinois Mines
Indiana congressman Rep Brownson accuses Illinois mine directors of being subsidized by coal firms. He cites William Starch who died before last December’s West Frankfort disaster and reportedly received a 15000 dollar yearly subsidy from Peabody Coal. He asks Adlai Stevenson to explain alleged conflicts with miners’ interests.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
CIO
Brownson
D-Ind
William Starch
West Frankfort
Peabody Coal Company
Stevenson
Nixon fund of $18,000 is dead says spokesman
A spokesman for Richard Nixon said the senator’s $18,000 political expense fund is now dead. The fund was for political work while he was a senator and is not applicable now. Supporters wanted to provide assistance.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Richard Nixon
Kidney Transplant Attempts Blocked By Law of Nature
NEW YORK AP This story outlines six kidney transplant attempts by Boston surgeons described by Dr. David M. Hume Dr. John P Merrill and Dr. Benjamin Miller at Peter Bent Brigham and Harvard medical school. Each graft failed as the body rejected foreign tissue, leaving only one that lasted 101 days. Nebr city fireman quips about dirty hall and cuspidor as weekly attendance dips.
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New York
Boston
Col
American College of Surgeons
David M. Hume
John P. Merrill
Benjamin ¥. Miller
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Nebraska City, Neb
Nebraska City
Anyway You Look at It It Is a Dog's Life
Deputy county dog warden Fivert Balloo makes neighbors keep their dogs tied up leading to anger. Humane officer Albert Sundell files a cruelty complaint alleging dogs lack shelter on hot days.
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Farmington, Mich
Fivert Balloo
Areangry
Balloo
Albert Sundell
Humane Officer
County Animal Welfare Society
Sundell
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