Larson Raps Low Salaries Paid Police
Iowa Attorney General Robert L. Larson told the Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police and Peace Officers convention that police salaries must rise to a livable level to retain talent. Delegates elected officers for next year and named Des Moines as the 1952 convention site.
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Fort Dodge
Robert L. Larson
Larson
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
H. A. Thordsen
Davenport
Harry J. Gibbons
Sioux City
W. J. Kudina
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Berg
Ted McGill
Muscatine
Alex Manson
Grinnell
Lorin Miller
Des Moines
R. A. Henry
Boone
H. J. Krieg
Waterloo
Vaughan Dropped from Capital Social List
Major General Harry Vaughan Truman’s military aide faced a minor social setback Thursday in Washington. The incident affected his standing on the capital society circuit without broader political implications.
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Washington
Carolyn Hagner Shaw
Defense
Louis Johnson
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Commerce
George V. Allen
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Vaughan
Capital “Social
INL
Harry Vaughan
Truman
Truman Leaves Decision On Crossing 38th Parallel To UN
President Truman said the United Nations will decide if MacArthur’s victorious forces cross the 38th parallel into North Korea. He contradicted a state department view that MacArthur already has authority. Truman praised recent Korean victories and backed Bradley’s warning that slowing the defense buildup would be the greatest danger.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
38Th Parallel
North Korea
State Department
MacArthur
U.S
Smudge Fills Luther College Women's Hall
A small basement fire at Luther College in Decorah filled Brandt Hall, the women’s dormitory, about 10 39 a m Thursday. The blaze caused unknown origin damage but stayed within a steel lined refuse receptacle and the overall damage was small.
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Decorah
Brandt Hall
Luther College
Truman Too Busy To Consider Switzer Case
President Truman said he has not had time to consider the fate of two federal judge nominees rejected by the senate Carroll O Switzer of Iowa and Neal Andrews of Georgia. He spoke at a news conference while addressing other appointments.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Carroll O. Switzer
Iowa
Neal Andrews
Georgia
Fire Devastates Maidrite Store in Washington Iowa
A fire at the Maidrite store in Washington Iowa Wednesday night, believed caused by a defective refrigerator, nearly destroyed the building. Local responders contained the blaze and no injuries were reported.
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Washington, Ia
INS
Maidrite
Washington
Bott Appointed NLRB Counsel
President Truman selected George J. Bott as general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board. Bott had served as associate general counsel since 1948 and succeeds Robert N. Denham, who resigned at the White House request after disputes with the board over Taft Hartley interpretations.
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Washington
Truman
George J. Bott
National Labor Relations Board
Bott
Robert N. Denham
White House
Denham
NLRB
Truman vetoes special compensation for Iowans
President Truman vetoed a proposed special compensation measure for Iowan residents. The action follows debate over targeted relief and fiscal impact, with supporters urging timely aid while opponents warn of precedent and budget strain.
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Truman
Iowan
Washington
President Truman
Iowa Versus Southern California Football Broadcast Tonight
Mutual Network previews an anticipated Iowa vs. Southern California game in Los Angeles with head coach Leonard Raffensperger making his debut. Bob Brooks reports at 10:15 P.M. on KCRG KCRK following the News, with a Storz Sports Parade preview at 6:45.
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Iowa
Brooks
STORZ
Community Chest Kickoff Telecast With Truman Stars
President Truman and eight entertainment icons will inaugurate a nationwide Community Chest drive in a special broadcast on KCRG tonight at 9 00 pm The list of stars includes Bob Hope Bing Crosby Lucille Ball and Lionel Barrymore in the program broadcast for the fundraising effort.
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Harry S. Truman
Kcrgkcrk
Bob Ope
Bing Crosby
Lucille Ball
Lionel Barrymore
Radio Schedule and Rio de Janeiro Mosaic Mention
Friday evening and Saturday morning radio listings run from 6:00 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. with programs like News Gene Elston Jumping Jacks and Navy Band. A note mentions many sidewalks in Rio de Janeiro are covered with black and white mosaic tile.
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Gene Elston
Rio de Janeiro
President blocks civilian special benefit for wartime service
The memorandum notes Dr. Jacob Ornstein of Waldorf College in Est City Iowa is owed $1858 for a hand operated automobile and recounts his polio from OSS service in Italy in 1945. Truman objects to extending military style benefits to civilians while noting Ornstein has had $4099.06 in medical costs and currently receives $332.84 monthly and works as a teacher.
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Jacob Ornstein
Waldorf College
Forest City
Iowa
Ornstein
Office of Strategic Services
Italy
Truman
Bureau of Employes
Suspended Sentence in Leaving Scene of Accident Case
George A. Dickinson, 76, a Davenport real estate dealer, received a six months suspended sentence after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. He was accused of failing to render aid or report the crash.
Driver admits accident after reading report in paper
Dickinson told District Judge Walter Newport he did not know his car struck anyone until he read about the April 29 incident in a newspaper. He reported to police the morning after the crash and was paroled to his attorney.
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Roy Degree
Davenport
Dickinson
Walter Newport
Iowa City Corporal Wounded in Korea
Special to The Gazette. Cpl. Vernon A. Eggenburg of Iowa City has been wounded in action in Korea, the Department of Defense announced Thursday. He is the son of Mrs. Blanche Eggenburg.
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Washington
Vernon A. Eggenburg
Iowa City
Korea
Department of Defense
Blanche Eggenburg
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