Kremlin Error Seen as Cause Of New Crisis
Washington experts say Russia entered Berlin talks convinced of a Western surrender. Stalin and Molotov expected an American humiliation as editors in satellite states were told to push a propaganda victory. Allied resolve and Berlin airlift negated Kremlin plans, lowering the chance of war and pressuring Western powers to stay united.
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Aged lowan Dies In House Fire Near Ottumwa
Joe Carr, 87, died in a Tuesday blaze that destroyed his two story home four miles north of Ottumwa Iowa. Neighbors freed two dogs from the house but both died in the fire. Carr's body was found beside an oil stove and firefighters said the blaze began when he attempted to light the stove.
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Hollywood Story Delivers Fleming On Erskine Johnson Show
Rhonda Fleming discusses her recent film success on Erskine Johnson’s Hollywood Story airing at 8 30 tonight on KCRG KCRK. Also tonight Cedar Rapids schools launch School Spot Light at 7 15 with Clyde Parker and student guests. The Armor Ballroom broadcast with Jean Ogden at 10 30 features Ray Stolzenberg and the Northern Playboys. Mutual’s Opinion-Aire resumes at 8 00 and World Series broadcasts begin next week on KCRG KCRK.
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Radio Schedule From Gazette Radiolog Biggn Curtain Time
Radio listings for a broadcast day include Fulton Lewis Jr at 6:00, News and Safety segments, Sports, music features, and MBS programs such as Hollywood Story and Marine Story. Other entries list Rhythm and blues, variety music, and future topics with times across the afternoon and evening.
Remington Plans Appeal To Loyalty Review Board
William W. Remington, suspended commerce official, plans appeal after regional board found reasonable grounds to believe he was disloyal. He seeks to confront Miss Elizabeth Bentley and pursue libel action against NBC and Bentley if not apology. Remington had testified he remained loyal and was suspended amid loyalty checks.
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U.S. Seeks Resumption of Lend Lease Talks With Russia
Washington notes to Moscow urge renewed negotiations over the 11 million dollar wartime lend lease settlement. The note, sent to Ambassador Panyushkin about two weeks earlier, aims for a face to face meeting to speed agreement while avoiding public disclosure amid Berlin talks.
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Hartley Proposes Seven Taft Hartley Law Changes
Rep. Fred A. Hartley of New Jersey outlines seven proposed changes to tighten the Taft Hartley Act as he leaves Congress. He chaired the House labor committee and co-authored the 1947 labor management relations law.
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Three Killed as B-29 Crashes in Aleutians
An Air Force B-29 from the 375th Weather Observation Unit at Ladd Field crashed on Shemya Island, Alaska, during landing. Three airmen died in the fire while ten survived, with victims burned beyond recognition in the wreckage. The incident was reported by Alaska Command on Tuesday.
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Oscar Anderson Trial Set for October Eleventh
District Judge James Gaffney set October 11 as the start date for the trial of Oscar Anderson 58 on an assault to commit murder charge. Anderson is accused in a county attorney information in connection with the wounding of Clifford Kelly 46 in a Iowa City cafe shooting last April 22.
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Five Nations Set Up Joint Military Staff
Western Europe defense ministers from Britain France Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg agree to create a permanent joint military staff with army navy and air force chiefs and a permanent chairman The move aligns with the Brussels Treaty and UN charter and aims at standardizing arms with possible US and Canadian aid.
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Investigation of Investigator Hints at House Probe
The Justice Department said it has under advisement a request to investigate Rep. J Parnell Thomas of New Jersey and his conduct as chairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Assistant Attorney General oversees the case.
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Restaurant Union Head Indicted for Perjury
A federal grand jury indicted Michael Obermeier, head of Local 6 Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union in New York, on three counts of perjury for allegedly lying about Communist party affiliations. He faces up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine on each count if convicted. The indictment marks him as an alien linked to an organization advocating overthrow of the government by force.
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Citizenship bid hinges on party past perjury case
Assistant U S Attorney George Percy said Obermeier denied Communist party ties when applying for citizenship in 1945 and 1946. At a deportation hearing on November 1, he admitted to party membership from 1930 to 1939, providing the basis for perjury charges.
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Lincoln's studied books include Dilworth Speller and Weem's Washington
The list of works Abraham Lincoln reportedly studied includes Dilworths Speller Murray's English reader Pilgrims Progress Aesops Fables Weems Washington Scotts Lessons and the Kentucky Preceptor as reflected in historical accounts.
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