Soviets Recast Ike Atom Pool Plan As Baruch Rehash
Moscow signals opposition to Eisenhower energy pool, calling it Baruch's plan in new guise. Russian spokesmen warn of atomic war while U N debates stall over an international control system. Western papers applaud the proposal as a step toward peaceful use of atomic energy.
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London
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Moscow Radio
Everis Leontyev
Baruch
Leontyev
U. S
Vishinsky
United Nations
Andrei Y. Vinsky
U.N
Russia
UN. Assembly
India
America
Bernard Baruch
U. N
Washington
White House
United States
James C. Hagerty
Moscow
Radio
Alamie Wer
Gouzenko Agrees To Secret Meeting With U S Subcommittee
Gouzenko, former Russian Embassy clerk who exposed a spy ring, has agreed to a secret meeting with representatives of the United States Internal Security Subcommittee. The session would be under Canadian auspices with Canada retaining veto power over information released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bor Gouzenko
Gouzenko
Canada
United States
Britain
Canale
Couzenko
U.S. Senate
Sen
Jenner JR Ind
List of 68 Blocks For New City Paving 1954 Plan
City Manager L M McConnell released a tentative list of 68 blocks to receive concrete paving in 1954. The plan aims to reduce dirt roads and dusty streets, with most work on the West Side and a total of over five miles paved. The list covers streets and avenues across the city, detailing road segments from Harrison Street to Broadway and beyond, including several cross streets and avenues, reflecting extensive upgrading of primary routes in a major city paving program.
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L. M. McConnell
West Side
8Th St
24Th Ave
9Th St
28Th Ave
26Th Ave
27Th Ave
9Th
Millard’ St
Harrison
McGee Ave
Harrison St
Ath St
Broadway
1St Ave
Ith Ave
2Th
25Th St
2Nd
8Th Ave
36Th St
32Nd
7Th Ave
S4th
6Th Ave
82Nd
8Th
4Th Ave
37Th St
20Th St
5Th
Avenue E
Haircuts Rising to 1 75 in Chicago Shops
The Master Barbers Association announces a price increase effective December 19. A mail vote by 2,000 shop operators approved raising adult haircuts from 1.50 to 1.75 and children's from 1.25 to 1.50.
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Chicago
Master Barbers Assn
House Subcommittee Plans Bluffs Visit
Four members of the House Post Office subcommittee will visit Bluffs next week to inspect facilities. Chairman Jamies Auchincloss says the delegation, including Mack Neal Kluczynski and Steed, comes at Rep. Jensen’s urging to evaluate a new post office to replace the old City Auditorium site after the old Federal Building was razed.
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Jamies
Auchincloss
R-Nj
Washington
Russell V. Mack
R-Wash
Will E. Neal
R-W. Va
John C. Kluczynski
D+ 2
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Ben F. Jensen
Extra
Old City Auditorium
Federal Building
Sixth St
Broadway
Names Gilliland To Claims Board
Washington four presidents Eisenhower fires two Democrat members and names Gilliland and three others to the War Claims Commission. Gilliland, a Glenwood Iowa attorney, joins Pearl Pace of Burkesville Kentucky Raymond Armbruster of Yonkers New York as new members to adjudicate detention benefits for U S citizens interned by Japan.
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Washington
Eisenhower
All Republican War Claims Commission
Joe Ran
Mesy
Jis Whitney Gililand
Iowa
Commission
Truman
White House
Cleary
Girl Injured by Kicking Horse Near Moorhead
Betty Piper, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Piper of near Moorhead, was reported in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Conneil Blatts Thursday after being kicked by a horse Wednesday afternoon while playing with the animal. Doctors said she suffered possible skull fracture and broken bones in the face.
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Moorhead
Betty Piper
Oscar Piper
Mercy
Dunlap Youth Dies Of Accident Injuries
Poplar Bluff Missouri reports two youths killed and another injured in a traffic accident near Poplar Bluff. Bruce Wadsworth 18 of Dunlap Iowa died from injuries while Rex Gray 27 of Doniphan Missouri was killed. Direct Wessels 1 of how now lows was injured. A truck used to construct telephone lines overturned after losing control.
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Poplar Bluff
Bruce Wadsworth
Dunlap
Towa
Rex Gray
Doniphan
Direct Wessels
Demolition Crew From Mead Handles Malvern Area
A Nebraska Ordnance Plant crew of nine and one officer, dispatched from Mead, Neb., works the Malvern area where an ammunition truck exploded. Seeley explains hazard assessment, on site blasting, and possible disposal methods or on site detonation using fused shells.
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Associated Frees
Malvern
Nebraska Ordnante
Mead
Neb
Walter J. Seeley
Ordnance
Seeley
Omaha
Capitol Police Eject Witness At Senate Espionage Hearing
Capitol police ejected witness Henry Nathan Sheiket from Senate Investigations hearings on alleged spying at Ft. Monmouth New Jersey after he shouted denials of espionage. Sen. McCarthy ordered the removal with sheriff and his lawyer present as a tense session unfolded and plans to summon Telford Taylor were announced. Marcel Ullman of Spottswood New Jersey refused to answer whether he engaged in espionage during six years at the fort.
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Washington
Capitol Police
Senate
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Henry Nathan Sheiket
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sen
McCarthy
Taylor
J. McCarthy
Telford Taylor
Germany
Marcel Ullman
Spottswood
Fort
Sheiker
Julius Rosenberg
Morton Sobel
College of the City of New York
Guns Roar As Deer Season Opens In Southwest Iowa
Deer season opened across Southwest Iowa with heavy hunting activity. Ken Madigan of Council Bluffs bagged the first deer, a 12 point buck weighing 214 pounds, at Avoca, with Emmett Hannan weighing a 130 pound doe. Hunting hours run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with shotguns using slugs or bows allowed. licenses sold reach 2,300 statewide. farmers hunt on their property without licenses.
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Iowa
Hunt
Madigan
Avoca-Walnut
Avoca
Ken Madigan
Sherman Ave
Council Bluffs
Emmett Hannan
N. 2Nd St
Mertine Road
H. D. Schilling
Milton
Ottumwa
Orville Lee
Dennis Bingénan
Baghiere Puiety
Ronil
Sownsen
Sherit
Gay Stuelke
Dave
Don Day
Lenny Meyer
Ward Garrett
Courtois Bluffs
Everett Speaker
Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Utemiosh
War Babies Boost First Grade Crowding in Schools
The NEA cautions 1953 to 1954 enrollments push first grades toward 1947 birth cohort infants known as war babies. Public schools face 150,000 more teachers needed, 5 billion dollars for new buildings, and persistent double sessions despite 38,000 more teachers and higher spending. Salaries lag, with many teachers earning under 2,500 a year, and shortages persist as colleges train teachers slowly.
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NEA
Frank W. Hubbard
Washington
Hunpeara
Association
IOF
Oe Té
Hubbard
Waterloo Dentist Seeks to Overturn Conviction
Dr. Frank A. Haffa, retired Waterloo dentist, petitioned the Iowa Supreme Court on Thursday to set aside his manslaughter conviction and eight-year prison sentence. The case centers on a criminal judgment tied to his alleged involvement, with legal filings aiming to overturn the outcome and release.
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Dr. Haffa
Des Moines
Frank A." Haffa
Waterloo
Iowa Supreme Court
Snow and Colder Forecast for Friday in Iowa
Snow and colder weather spread across Iowa with a fast moving storm center expected to hit Friday. Eastern Iowa reports up to 14 inches in record snows near Muquoketa while highways slow or clear, and temperatures dip from a Thursday high around 51 to a Friday near 38 with a night low near 35.
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Iowa
Muquoketa
Council Bluffs
Council
Clinton
Jackson
Jones
Jefferson
Iowa Falls
Elkader
Dubuque
Lowa Highway Commission
Des Moines
Ames
Trucks Collide Near Malvern Shells Explode After Crash
A Watson Brothers ammunition truck collided with a produce truck on Highway 84 near Malvern Iowa, causing shells to explode and scatter across fields. Elmer Jessen, 23, of Kingsley, was trapped in his produce truck but freed. he was hospitalized with lacerations and possible injuries. Other Watson drivers and the burned truck’s driver were uninjured. the scene prompted a demolition squad to detonate unexploded shells as trucks were diverted to Omaha.
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Co. W. McManamy
Malvern
Iowa
Silver Creek Bridge
Watson Brothers Transportation Company
Omaha
Klass Produce Company
Sioux City
Eugene Kennedy
Glenwood
Mead l Ordnance Plant
Elmer Jessen
Kingsley
Wehway
Trusk
Watson Brothers
H.N. Fickel
Richard
Elliott
Jessen
Mercy Hosepital
Council Bluffs
Donald Breeder
Third Avenue
Watson
Donald E. Boyer
S. Twenty-fifth St
August Michaelsen
George R. Merritt
Robert McCormick
Silver Creek
Ammunition Trucking Faces Immediate Ban Demands
Des Moines reports Gov William S Beardsley urged the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington to cancel interstate ammunition trucking licenses after a recent explosion. The governor said such transport is too hazardous and should end at once in the national interest. Pearl W McMurray of the State Safety Commission said the agency will pursue safer methods or sue if needed to ensure delivery continuity.
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Des Moines
William S. Beardsley Weed
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
State Safely
Pearl W. McMurray
Milreau
Christmas Return For Polio Mother In Iowa Family
Mrs Lloyd Bowen known as the polio mother returns home to celebrate Christmas with her husband and three children Marian 3 Barbara 2 Phillip 1. She spent six months at Warm Springs Georgia receiving treatment funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. She was bedbound during last Christmas and now can dress feed and move without aid hoping to resume household tasks soon.
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Bowen
Pm Fic
Warm Springs
Rowen
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Ravens
Red Demonstrators Interrupt Marshall Award Ceremonies
Oslo witnesses protest during Nobel Prize ceremony for Gen George Marshall as about 20 young communists invade the gallery, shout This is not a peace candidate and We Protest, then police rush in to remove them amid the formal award for Marshall linked to postwar European aid.
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Oslo
Norway
Gen
George
Marshall
Oslo University
Jeff Cravath Dies in California Traffic Crash
Jeff Cravath, longtime former University of Southern California football figure, died after a traffic accident that occurred Wednesday. He sustained injuries Thursday from the crash and passed away in California.
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Calextico
Jeff Crasvath
University of Southern California
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