Reining: Hits UN. Action In Spy Case
Tokyo report says Red China claims the 13 Americans jailed as spies is none of the United Nations business. The dispatch cites Peiong Red Radio and notes Beijing’s stance amid the spy case.
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Tokyo
Red China
United Nation
Peiong Red Radio
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
China
Psiping Peoples Daily
Communist
U.S
Tatelligence Agency
Honest Looking Men Take Out Buick, FBI Searc h Began
Iowa City report: George Buechler let two men he called honest looking test drive a 1942 Buick. police later identified one as Leroy Iriss, held in Oswego Kansas, on a bank robbery charge, and the other as Kenneth Goff, a Canton Ohio carpenter sought by the FBI. In other news a court session opens with cross examination in the Sheppard trial regarding alleged murder of his wife Marilyn last July 4, with defense questioning about past sins and a 1950 letter to his wife discussed with a classmate.
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Iowa City
George Buechler
Leroy Ir
Oswego
Kan
Cleveland
Dr. Samuel
Sheppard
Buechler
Kenneth
Carpenter
Canton
Ohio
J Goff
FBI
Buechgirl
Miller
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
John J. Mahon
Los Angeles
Lester Haversten
Taxes Delayed For Scheduled Cut Ir Effects
Washington Republicans push postponement of the scheduled tax cuts and excise increases, delaying next April’s planned changes. The move follows a daylong White House conference among Eisenhower aides, GOP leaders, and Dulles, with little detail given on policy shifts and future briefing plans.
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Washington
GOP
Ubese
Eisenhower
Repulican
Treasury
Republica Offical
Toore
White House
Secretary of State
Dulles
Mibkin
Colorado
Charman
Conference of All Ripubhaur Senatees
Botenhower
Dies
Majoriti
Neysten
Hager
Alimost
Truman critique sparks foreign policy debate in Philadelphia
Former President Truman, speaking in Philadelphia, criticizes current foreign policy under Eisenhower, saying statements by leaders have damaged credibility and funding. He outlines two aims: first, present a portrait of Benjamin Franklin to Secretary of the Interior for a museum exhibit, second, attend a $7 dinner supporting the Independence Hall Library.
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Philadelpiwa
Tarcy Truman
America
Eienhower
Prapte
Hindholac
Philads
Independenes
Benjamin Prunklin
Expects To Take Up Some Rules Changes
Washington at Senate Republican Leader Snowlands and Monday proposed changes in rites for Senate investigating committee. The Californian reports in an ine fort a general for fee amen senators that some rules changes are necessary and desirable. Proposals to establish procedures for investigating committees were offered during the past session but no action was taken.
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Wasiington
Senato
Snowlands
Senate
Prarty
Caniress
Seston
Congress
Chickle Tat bre s to ate wines and senothearls
A garbled note mentions wines and senothearls in a puzzling, unreadable line. No clear persons places or events are discernible.
Father of Eight Children Killed in Ottumwa Crash
Ottumwa resident Ted Kirby aged 49, father of eight, died when his car left the road and overturned about two miles east of Eddyville Saturday night. Passenger Andrew Bleydens of Oskaloosa escaped.
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Ostumwa
Ted Kirby
Ottumwa
Eddyville
Andrew Bleydens
Oskaloosa
Alabama AG Silas Garrett III charged in Patterson murder
Galveston Texas report says Alabama Attorney General Silas Garrett III was served with a first degree murder warrant for the June shooting of Albert L. Patterson, a rival to succeed Garrett. Garrett, cited as very ill, will return to Alabama after treatment in six to eight weeks, with extradition opposed. Patterson’s death spurred Phenix City cleanup. Krett was in Birmingham when Patterson was killed. The indictment alleges Garrett fired the fatal shot.
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Galveston
Tex
Alabama
Silas Garrett III
Albert L. Patterson
Garrett
Richard Thornton
Patterson
Garret
Paterson
Phenix City
Hankytonke
Thornton
Krett
Birmingham
Ala
Huge Cargo Planes On Drawing Boards
MIAMI The Air Force plans the production of huge cargo planes able to carry 50 tons of freight across the Atlantic in eight hours at four cents per ton mile. On drawing boards for a projected five years, these airliners would serve as a vital transport link for military supplies and could compete with high value cargo liners. Brig. Gen. John P Doyle, director of transportation, noted the planes would not replace surface ships for bulk goods or weapons but could revolutionize rapid, expensive shipments and obsolete designs.
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UPD
Miami
Air Force
Atlantic
Propeller Club
John P Doyle
Department of the Air Force
Doyle
Carroll's oldest resident August Anneberg dies at 98
August G Anneberg 98 longtime Carroll resident and former Kedah native dies at his home in Carroll youngest son Dr Walter Anneberg aboard. He recalled the State University of Iowa Capitol Building when brand new and lived through Des Moines bakery family ties. He swam in 1951 ice skated until age 88 and fished last summer at Lake Okoboji.
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Carroll
August G. Anneberg
Ola Capitol
State University of Iowa
Annberg
Walter Anneberg
Kedah
Anneberg
Iowa City
Des Moines
Des Moines Coliseum
Lake
Okoboji
Motor Court Price War on Highway 1 Sets Rents Free
Daytona Beach Florida reports a price war along US 1 with 40 of 90 motor courts pledging free cottage rentals until price signs come down. JB Freeman, president of the Daytona Area US Highway 1 Association, says the move continues until all signs are removed.
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Daytona Beach
Fla. P
JB. Freeman
Daytona Area
Post Office Stresses S Day Driving Safety Efforts
Post Office drivers here will strive to meet S Day goals on rural and urban roads, says Postmaster James Jenson. Mayor William Keenan backs the effort, urging courtesy and zero accidents. The local office runs a safe driving school with examinations and practical tests starting next year under a national Postal Service program led locally by clerk Joe Henry.
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James Jenson
Jensen
Eisenhower
William Keenan
Post Office Department
Washington, D.C
Joe Henry
Post Office
Mason City county educator dies after 49 years service
Mrs Slazel, 64, veteran Cerro Gordo County superintendent of schools for 49 years, died at her Mason City home Sunday night.
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Mason City
Slazel v. Chappell
Cerro Gordo County
Bushey Family Welcomes 100th Great Grandchild Girl
Verghennes Vermont item notes Mrs Alfred Bushey 83 had the 100th great grandchild born Sunday night to Mrs Kenneth Bushey the wife of a Bushey grandson.
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Vergennes
Alfred Bushey
Kenneth Bushey
Prisoner A Goodfellow Helps Goodfellows With Gift
An unexpected donor from Fort Madison State Prison contributes to the Goodfellows drive. Unable to send cash he sends four billfolds a belt and holster set totaling 23.50. The gesture shows a prisoner’s resolve to aid children at Christmas and urges readers to support the campaign.
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Goodfellows
Fort Madison
Goodfellow
The
Council Bluffs
Masons Buy Wright Corner For New Temple
The New Masonic Temple Assn. bought the George Wright property at the northwest corner of South Sixth Street and Willow Avenue for a proposed temple site. The purchase yields 175 feet on Sixth Street and 152 feet deep with the Wright lot including a large house on Willow Avenue. Estimated cost ranges from $200,000 to $250,000, with possession set for January 1, 1955, and construction hoped within a few years.
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Willow Ave
Masons
George S. Wright
Hass
Masonic Temple
the Mason
New
Masonic Temple Assn
George 5. Wright
South Sixth St
Wright
Sixth St
Frank Haas
Old Masonic Temple Assn
Henry Reid
Moon
Oshord
Roy Manfield Weward
Blue Lodges
Orders
The
Eastern Star
D. B. Stoufer
Stuart
Masonic Lodge
Bluffs City
Excelsior Lodge
Cobia Lodge
Masonic Building Co
Stoufer
Odd Fellows Hall
Grace and Pierce Sts
John J. Ingraham & Son
Fourth St
Broadway
Public May Buy 6 Million Autos
Washington Arthur Dietz president of CIT Financial Corp forecast in an interview that Americans will purchase 5.8 to 6.0 million new cars next year. He cited confidence in the economy thousands out of debt on past purchases and a large highway program as support for a larger auto market.
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Lerald
Tribune News Service
Washington
Arthur Dietz
CIT Financial Corp
Dietz
Replacement calls for McLeod over refugee act
New York congressman Emanuel Celler returns from Europe and denounces Scott McLeod as administrator of the 1953 Refugee Act calling for his replacement by someone less arbitrary. He says the act has seen only a handful of refugees admitted and aims to amend the act to broaden sponsorship and include Spain.
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New York
Emanuel Celler
Europe
Scott McLeod
Celler
McLeod
Smr
State Department
Aid
iCeller
Consular Aid Foreign Service
Spain
Italy
Switzerland
Africa
McLéod
West Lebanon Santa Calls Open For Christmas Charm
Santa's sixth year in West Lebanon New Hampshire brings children telephone calls via a switchboard set up by three VFW posts. Veterans Administration clerk Joseph Schambier, 37, answers as Kris Kringle from 5 to 8 pm CST, tolls paid by mom or dad.
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Lebanon
N. H
Santa
Santa Claus
Joseph Schambier
Veterans Administration
St Nick
North Pole
West Lebanon
Schambier
White River Junction
VEW Post
Kris Kringle
VFW
Must Modify Dixon-Yates Pact in New Congress
Senator Clinton P. Anderson said the next Congress may direct the Atomic Energy Commission to cancel the Dixon-Yates power contract unless it is substantially modified. In a letter to SEC Chairman Ralph H. Demmler Anderson urged withholding SEC approval until the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy reviews the overall deal again and presses fixes on unsettled contract portions before investors commit funds.
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Albuquerque
Clinton P. Anderson
Congress
Atomic Enemy Commission
Dixon-Yates
Anderson
Joint Committee
Fon Atomic Energy
Ralph H.demmler
Securities and Exchange Commission
Demmer
Commission
SEC
Dr. Condon resigns from Corning Glass post
Corning Glass Works announced the resignation of Dr. Edward A. Condon as research director. The former U.S. Bureau of Standards chief had his security clearance suspended by the Navy in October. He will live in Berkeley California and serve as a consultant to support Corning’s long range research into glass structure while seeking clearance.
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Corning
N. Y
Corning Glass Works
Edward A. Condon
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Navy
Condon
Berkeley
Clif
Two Boys Rescued After Cold Stow in Tool Chest
Cambridge firefighters freed 11 year old John Madisor and 6 year old John Lasoiks from a tool chest after they were locked inside during subfreezing weather. Both boys escaped with no serious injuries and required no medical treatment.
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Cambridge
Mass
John Madisor
John Lasoiks
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