11 Other Inmates Nabbed Police Comb Detroit For 2 Fugitives
DETROIT AP Police and state officers combed Detroit for two fugitives from Southern Michigan Prison who breached a guard tower and tunnels to freedom. Dozens of inmates were involved in a large manhunt. two women hostages were freed and several convicts were later captured or identified as suspects. Authorities pursued leads and tracked a stolen Cadillac while the missing men remained at large in the Detroit area.
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Etme
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County Workers Seek Pay Increase Amid Rising Living Costs
County workers in Poltawallane County's road maintenance dept petitioned for higher pay, signed by 41 of 85 employees, with no specified amount. The board set the petition on file and outlined current wage scales for labor, truck crews, operators, foremen, and drivers. The meeting also covered insurance bids for county voting machines, and a road reconstruction contract in Carson area funded by federal aid.
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Board of ‘Supervisors
J. 2
Dor) Cole Co
Morse & Slipp Agency
Southwest Iowans Return From Pacific
SAN FRANCISCO The transport Gen R L Howze is due to arrive Tuesday morning with 1,446 Army personnel and 1,364 Marines returning from Korean duty aboard the Versailles France The transport carried Cpl Robert T Keevin of Clearfield Cpl Kent Moore of Bedford PLE Robert L Case Jr of Hamburg and Ple Glenn K Hilgenberg of Bayard as part of the homecoming contingent The French presidential ballot count continued with Joseph Laniel failing to secure 455 votes on the ninth ballot while Marcel Naegelen and Pierre Montel trailed and the assembly prepared for the 10th ballot late in the day CST
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Kent
Theneth L. Moore
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Ple
Robert L. Case Jr
Laniel
Lyon
Peoples' Assembly
National Assembly
Temporary Oregon mail sorting restored at Cornell Bluffs
W A Klein of the Postal Mail Service says the order to restore sorting of Oregon parcels at the Cornell Bluffs terminal is only temporary for the holiday season. The wire directing the return notes that further instructions will follow, signaling a possible reestablishment of Oregon distribution.
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Cornell Bluffs
W. A. Klein
Postal Mail Service
Klein
Little Girl and Doll Bargain at Memphis Store
In Memphis a mother and two young sisters struggle over a found dollar bill and a shopping trip for a doll priced at eight dollars. A nearby man returns the cash, the clerk wraps three one dollar bills, and the scene ends with the mother calm amid the moment.
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Tenn
Mother Inc
Stolen Currency From Manchester Home During Sunday Visit
A large quantity of money was stolen Sunday from the home of Joe Mahoney and his two sisters in Manchester while the residents attended church. An undetermined amount, possibly including some five cent bills, was taken. Authorities report a patient Przy with a skeleton key accessed the premises.
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Joe Mahoney
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Reappointment of L Curtise Wood to Iowa Merit System Council
The reap pointment of L Curtise Wood of Cedar Rapids to the Iowa Merit System Council was announced Monday by Gov William Beard. Woods new term runs until December 31 1856.
Palmer in Poor Condition After Car Strike
Mercy Hospital reports Palmer sustained compound fractures of his right leg and a severe head cut along with a concussion after being struck by a car Friday night. The incident left him in poor condition and under medical care.
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Si ‘Ave
Mercy Hospital
ILA Would Tie Up With Lewis Union
Washington reports that ILA President Bradley favors affiliating the International Longshoremen's Association with John J. Lewis's United Mine Workers Union if the waterfront bargaining election on the New York waterfront succeeds. Bradley says Lewis backs his ILA group and would become labor boss of the New York harbor.
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William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen's Assn
New York
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
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ILA
Lewis
FLA
AFL
Rocket Rams Into Side Of Semi-Trailer
A rock island driver rammed a Meadows Transfer Co. semi trailer on a Monday incident, causing about 6000 dollars in trailer damage and 100 dollars to the front end of the engine. No injuries reported. The driver was W. C. Doo littie, 36, of Kansas City, Missouri, en route on a Marshalltown run. The train engineer was H. C. Hartman, 87, of Rock Island, Illinois.
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Meadows Transfer Co
W. C. Doolittie
Kansas Cry
Van
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H. C. Hartman
Rock Island, IM
Yugoslavia Accepts Albanian Offer to Establish Diplomatic Ties
Belgrade and Washington report Yugoslavia will seek to establish diplomatic relations with Albania. Gen. Nathan Twining notes Soviet effort to overcome air lead, says U.S. air superiority could blunt Soviet long range threats. He warns the Soviets may lack experience in strategic bombing and suggests atomic bombs could enhance future air power.
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Yugoslavia
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Twining
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Russia
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Soviet Union
iTirana
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United States
Moscow
New York Plans 2 Million More for Cancer Fight
Albany expects a further two million dollars next year for cancer research led by Roswell Park Institute in Buffalo. Most funds target a study on whether cigarette smoking links to lung cancer in a plan tied to Governor Dewey's 1952 budget.
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New York State
Thomas BE
Dewey
Ros Awell Park Cancer Research Institute
Buffalo
Hope Rescue Team Reaches Iceland Crash Site
A ground rescue team in a severe Iceland blizzard reached the crash site of a U S Navy Neptune bomber on a southern glacier. Uncertainty remains on survivor status for the two crewmen aboard as rescuers pushed toward the wreckage amid harsh conditions and radio reports.
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Fire devastates May Farmquip Co and Jewell Motor Co
A Monday morning blaze at the May Farmquip ment Co and Jewell Motor Co gutted a five story brick building, with preliminary damage estimated around 150000 dollars. The loss includes two trucks and numerous farm and mechanical items. Forecaster notes a cold front and sharply dropping temps across Iowa with little snow accumulation expected. Weather conditions warn of slippery highways northwest of Mapleton to Forest City as the cold snap lasts into midweek. The Soviet government announces willingness to enter confidential or diplomatic talks on harnessing atomic energy.
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State Highway Commission
Lat
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Mapleton
Algona
Forest City
Soviets rebuke Eisenhower plan on atomic weapons
The Soviet note delivered to U S Ambassador Lollen criticizes President Eisenhower's December speech and calls for a global ban on atomic and hydrogen weapons with international control. It urges negotiations to reduce world tension and warns the plan as stated would still permit weapon production while seeking peaceful use.
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Des Moines Man Oliver Reiley Dies. War Veteran and Civic Leader
DES MOINES P O Oliver Reiley 54 Des Moines longtime secretary of United Fund of Iowa dies after six weeks illness in a Des Moines hospital. Former Red Oak resident he served as secretary of chambers of commerce in Algona Marshalltown Burlington and Red Oak and held posts with Community Chest Armory Board and City Safety Commission. Survived by widow and son William Drake University student funeral in Red Oak Tuesday afternoon. Reiley was World War I veteran past chef de gare of the Iowa 40 and 8 Society and a Mason.
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Chambers of Commerce
Iowa
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City Safety
Auto Train Collision Kills Family of Seven near Wheeling
A Soo Line crossing near Wheeling suburban Chicago area suffered a fatal auto train collision that killed seven members of the Gallo family and injured others. Fred Gallo 37 Cary Al laborer shus wife Violet 33 and children Evelyn 0 John 8 Elaine 6 Caral Ann 1 died at the scene. Audrey 12 died hours later from skull injuries.
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Chicago
Wheeling
Fred Gallo
Cary
Farmers borrow 86 million from FHA amid drought areas
Washington officials report farmers and stockmen, many in drought regions, have borrowed over 86 million dollars from the Farmers Home Administration since July 1, according to Secretary of Agriculture Henson.
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Washington
Fyanagers Home Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Henson
Rainbow Girls Organizer Dies in Oklahoma
McALESTER Oklahoma 76 year old W Max Sexson founder of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls died after an extended illness. He organized the first girls chapter in 1922 and led the group here since its founding.
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Okla
Max Sexson
They
International Order of Rainbow
London
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Hadin
S Ister Mohammed Mossadegh
Sexson
Supreme Recorder
510 May Die In Holiday Accidents
Chicago reports the National Safety Council estimates holiday traffic could claim 510 American lives from Thursday evening to Sunday midnight. President Ned H Dearborn cautions many could be spared if drivers adopt safer habits, urging weather caution, early starts, patience, avoiding alcohol, and watching for others.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
The
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Dearborn
Jury Selection Underway in Anamosa Trial
A jury was being selected Monday morning in Anamosa District Court to decide the sanity of Nichie Burkey, a former night marshal of Wyoming Iowa. Burkey is charged with murder in the fatal shooting of his year-old son, Gregory Tee, on October 4.
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Nichie Burkey
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Iowa
Burkey
Gregary Tee
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