Goodfellows seek Christmas aid for Ollie Elizabeth and others
Council Bluffs Goodfellows raise 1730 dollars to fund 250 food baskets for needy families this Christmas. Ollie Elizabeth, five, may have only a peanut butter sandwich and milk without help. Only 811 dollars collected so far. donations urged to The Non Pareil care of The Goodfellows, Council Bluffs Iowa.
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Ollie Elizabeth
Goodfellow
Council Bluffs
Goodfellows
The
Iowa
Fire destroys Caledonia general store near Griswold
The Caledonia general store six miles west of Griswold on Highway 100 burned at 6:15 am Monday. Store owner Leonard Jack Holmes his wife and seven children were driven from their living quarters behind the shop. Flames started in the basement, saving only part of the Helmes family furniture and clothing. Griswold city and rural fire trucks saved a nearby feed storage house. The Helmes family found refuge at the neighboring Don Hart farm home.
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Griswold
Caledonia General
Highway 100
Leonard
Jack) Holmes
Helmes
Pene Griswold
Don Hart
Release Guards End Prison Riot at Santa Fe Penitentiary
Rioting prisoners released eight hostages Monday and Warden Morris Abram announced the end of a two hour uprising in New Mexico State Prison. The eight convicts seized the prison hospital and cell block No 2 late Sunday and held them until police and guards prepared to storm.
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Santa FE
N. M
Morris Abram
New Mexico State
Fred Johnson
Ingstone
Johnson
Fire damages Roosevelt Mall in Des Moines at $300000 loss
Salvage efforts continued Monday at the Roosevelt shopping center after a Saturday night fire caused about 300000 in damage to 14 stores. Chief Charles Slade estimated the blaze started in a locker plant at one end of the block.iony sentence includes a odd personal anecdote about a Virginia man and a shaky tale of a lost billfold, but the core story focuses on the fire damage and its impact on tenants and the owner Isaac Bucksbaum.
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Des Moines
Roosevelt Shopping Center
Charles Slade
Isaac Bucksbaum
ST. Simons Island
R-Ai
Virginia
Atlantic
Ocean
Fred
Badower
Iowa
W. E. Conner
Roanoke
Germany
Conner
Good Chance Colored Oleo Will Be Legal
DES MOINES AP There is a good chance the 1953 Iowa Legislature will legalize selling colored oleo margarine and repeal the 5 cent per pound tax after a lengthy battle. The AP survey shows about 3 to 1 support for ending the ban and a 9 to 6 tilt for tax repeal among 138 legislators.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Grovers
Chamber of Commerce
Oleo Ila
House
Senate
California Storms Strands Seven Trains Across North State
A severe weekend storm battered Northern California with wind rain and snow delaying seven passenger trains carrying 1370 passengers. Four trains freed after 24 hours, snowplows cleared tracks near Dunsmuir, two dead in Ukiah area, a Farm Bureau convention bound for Seattle halted by the weather.
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California
Northyouth Southern Pacific
Dunsmuir
Here
Siskiyou Mountains
Oregon-California
Ukiah
Farm Bureau
Seattle
Putnam Takes Charge of Wage Stabilization Push
Washington economic stabilizer Roger Putnam assumed control of the stalled wage stabilization program on Monday and pledged to implement functioning wage controls for the Eisenhower administration, even if he must administer them himself.
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Washington
Roger Putnam
Eisenhower
Iowan Killed In Nebraska Car Collision
John E. Carter age 26 of Vallejo California and formerly of Des Moines was killed in a two car collision near Gothenburg Nebraska. He was en route to Des Moines to visit his wife and two children when the crash occurred as traffic notes indicate the couple was traveling together.
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Gothenburg
Nixon Calls Taft A Team Player In New Admin
Vice President-elect Nixon said Taft is a team player who will work smoothly with the Eisenhower administration. He noted Taft’s capacity to balance labor and management after arriving from Mexico City. The remarks come amid criticism of Durkin's Labor Department appointment.
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Washington
Nixon
Sen. Taft
Eisenhower
National Airport
Mexico City
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Taft
Martin P. Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Durkin
Organized Labor
Gen
Mild Weather to Continue Tuesday in Southwest Iowa
The weatherman forecasts mild weather to persist through Tuesday in Southwest Iowa with temperatures 28 to 45 degrees. No precipitation expected, skies partly cloudy, though frost has left streets slick. A remaining inch of snow from the November blizzard was still on the ground.
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Iowa
Patronage Rush for Republicans
Senators report a flood of job seeker letters after two decades of GOP power. Many hope for about 40 000 postmas terships, now under civil service rules, though openings and pay may deter applicants. Front reports brief clashes and weather as Eisenhower aides monitor patronage handling.
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Washington
U.S Eighth Army
Pat
Keen
Eisenhower
Herbert
Brownell
Allied warplanes swarm North Korea in massive air assault
Hundreds of Allied warplanes swept over North Korea on Monday and behind the front lines. The U S Fifth Air Force reported F 86 Sabre jets destroyed a Communist MiG 15 over Sinuiju, part of a seven-plane tally on Sunday the largest single day score in years.
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Seoul
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Sinuiju
Talking Horse Investigates Missing Rhode Island Boy
Richmond Times Dispatch probes Lady Wonder the talking horse as a detective aid in the search for 5-year-old Gary Hayman who disappeared from Ex Peter State School near Providence. The horse spells answers via a levered typewriter, suggesting the boy may be alive and located near a truck in Kansas. Mrs. Hayman clings to hope amid a nationwide news flash and public curiosity.
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Rhode Island
Gary Hayman
Peter State School
Providence
R.I
Benjamin Hayman
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Lady Wonder
Times-Dispatch
Bill McIlwain
Lady
Mellwain
Hayman
Kansas
Gary
Lukie
Joliet
I. P
Lukie Wright
Chicago
Air Force
Rapid City
Cerve
Kan
Rates Yeeeheety
Rapid City Air Force Base
Wright
Bas
Eastland
Sige
Claudia
Fonda
Merbus
Harry Gibbons
Duke University
Iowa Association
Peace of Lady
Mormon Bridge to Open Sunday in Nebraska
The County Board of Supervisors received an invitation to participate in the opening of the Mormon Pioneer Memorial Bridge over the Missouri River between Crescent and Florence, Nebraska, at 10 a.m. Sunday. The $3.4 million span will be part of a program with some board members attending. The board also discussed options for the orphan bridge near the Iowa School for the Deaf, estimating costs for a single lane vehicular bridge, a foot bridge, and partial surface work along the levee top, but took no action.
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Missouri River
Crescent
Florence
Neb
Jim Henry
Harlan
Paul J. Mahoney
Iowa School For Deaf
Cnet Fatima
Dick Phillips
The
Soil Conservation Office
Hancock
Coronation Committee Lifts Television Ban
London officials disclosed that the Coronation Committee lifted its ban on televising the actual coronation of Queen Elizabeth II next June. After reviewing the issue amid protests from TV owners, the committee approved extending television to parts of the service.
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Coronation Committee
London
Britain
Elizbeth II
Ike Confers With Dulles Top Advisers Aboard Helena
President elect Dwight Eisenhower held a formal conference with his advisers and future cabinet members aboard the heavy cruiser USS Helena en route to Hawaii. The meeting followed their transfer from Wake Island by helicopter and focused on the Korean War situation and broad policy directions.
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Helena
Hawaii
Dwight Eisenhower
Wake Island
Worst Fog In London's History Panel Discussed By Ike Aide
London endured a historic, thick fog that paralysed transport for days. Hagerty cautioned reporters no announcements on discussed topics or decisions. The blackout like nightmare brought deaths, thefts, assaults, and livestock deaths at Earl's Court as fog trapped residents and visitors.
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London
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
Hyde Park
Eaty
Earl’s Court Auditorium
Smithfield
British Automobile Association
General's Hawaii departure follows Wake Island arrivals
Hagerty declined to confirm whether the general will depart after leaving Hawaii. On Wake Island, John Foster Dulles Douglas McKay George W. Humphrey Lucius Clay Joseph M. Dodge C. D. Jackson and Emmet Hughes joined the entourage. Charles E. Wilson and Adm. Arthur Radford flew to Pearl Harbor to confer with Gen Omar Bradley on Korea issues. The President-elect rested most of Sunday after the campaign and trip to Corea, first real sleep since June 1 return from Europe.
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Hagerty
Hawaii
Wake Island
John Foster Dulles
Gov
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Interior
George W. Humphrey
Cleveland
Treasury
Gen
Lucius Clay
Eisenhower
Joseph M. Dodge
Detroit
C. D. Jackson
Emmet Hughes
White House
Pearl Harbor
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Arthur Radford
Pacific
Helena
Wake
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs For Staff
Korea
Corea
Europe
Purge of Czech Communist Leaders Reported in Belgrade
Belgrade radio citing Tanjug reports a major new purge of Czechoslovak Communist leaders. Named figures include Antonin Gregor former foreign trade minister Ludwig Svoboda former defense minister now physical education minister Vladimir Kopshiva police minister Eugene Erban works and social security minister Augustin Kliment heavy machinery minister Zdenek Fierlinger deputy premier.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Abelgrade Radio
Czechoslovakia
Tan
Jug
Antonin Gregor
Ludwig Svoboda
Vladimir Kopshiva
Eugene Erban
Augustin Kliment
Zdenek Fierlinger
The Slashings Forcing Truckers Off NY Waterfront
James Sinclair, head of Luckenbach Steamship Co., says tire slashings and other devices have driven private truckers from New York waterfront. He claims lack of protection from laws or enforcement and notes public loading crews monopolize piers. State Crime Commission hearings describe a waterfront racket increasing shipping costs and gangsterism.
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New York
James Sinclair
Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc
Sinclair
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
State Crime Commission
Creston Judge Dies at 2 P M Funeral Planned
Creston district Judge George A Johnston died Saturday night after a heart attack. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Creston Methodist Church.
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Creston
George A. Johnston
Creston Methodist Church
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