Farmers Agree On Action On Deer Question
Avoca Shelby farmers rally for a closed deer season next year after a five day hunt. Over 200 attend at American Legion Hall as Wilbert Jacobsen and Tival Custer co chair and Eric Olsen secretary form a permanent group to push changes. Critics cite loose law, license rush, publicity and unsportsmanlike conduct as issues.
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McManamy
Avsca-Shelby
American Legion Hall
Wilbert Jacobsen
Avoca
Tval Custer
Harlan
Eric Olsen
Jacotsen
Custer
Olsen
Nishnaboina River
Missouri
Mississippi
Conservation Commission
Jacobsen
Central Inwat
Olson Sai
Harald Sorenson
Earl Sievers
Tucian Pitt
Clarprice Fender
George Lippard
Wee Glsen
Elderly Residents and Dog Die in Gas Accident
Four elderly residents and a pet dog perished in a gas poisoning accident in New York. Police believe Patsy, a 10 year old collie, bumped a heater causing the gas line to disconnect while occupants slept. Victims include Mrs. Elsie Briily, 79, and roomers Fred Schmitt, 79, John Glozza, and Paul Landenberg, aged about 30.
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New York
Patsy
Elsie Briely
Fred Schmitt
John Glozza
Paul Landenberg
Move Cautiously On Atomic Talks
Washington officials said the United States would proceed cautiously in responding to Russia’s note on the Eisenhower proposal for a pool of peaceful atomic materials. Dulles signaled a need for explanation while Moscow criticized the speech. Congress voiced guarded optimism, calling for a robust inspection regime and assurances of Russia’s good faith before any information exchange.
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Dulles
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United Nations
Congress
Ferguson
R-Mich
Soviet Union
GOP
Senate
Iron Curtain
Monroney
D-Okla
McCarthy
R-Wis
Iron Hand Czar For N Y Hames Racing
New York Gov Dewey named George P Monaghan long time crime chief to head state harness racing. Monaghan, police commissioner since 1941, will resign Dec 31 and assume control of eight trotting associations across seven tracks. He described cleaning up harness racing as a great challenge and will oversee the sport’s reform.
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New York
George P. Monaghan
New York State
Thomas FE
Dewey
Monaghan
New York City
Bring Indianola Fire Under Control
A stopport fire caused about 100000 in damage to a two story brick building on the square in Indianola. Four fire departments fought the blaze for four hours as five families fled the second floor in near freezing weather. Fire crews from Knoxville Osceola and Winterset aided Indianola to save the former opera house which housed a Western Auto store two law offices a barber shop and other shops.
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Indianola
Fred
Stump
Western Auto
Knoxville
Osceola
Winterset
Santa Delivered This Texas Baby in Bellville
In Bellville Texas Ruth Ellen Haak was born with a Santa Claus delivery scene recounted by Dr H E Roensch who planned to wear a Santa suit for his red haired grand daughter when the emergency call arrived. The baby is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Haak with the delivery occurring as the specter of Santa visited the family.
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Bellville
Tex
Ruth Flea
Hank
Santa Claus
H. E. Roensch
Ruth Ellen
Alfred Haak
Youngsters Get Feel Of Yule Giving
Children at the Christian Home shopped downtown to experience Christmas giving. Each child received 1.50 from the Junior Chamber of Commerce as JayCees and wives served as chaperones. Shoppers asked clerks questions but behaved well, choosing simple gifts for family and friends while the event aimed to show generosity over receiving.
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Jay- Cees
Omaha
Las Vegas
Jay- Jee
Lane
Skip
Marsha
Max Shipley
JayCee
Sinls
Shipley
To Seek Re Election Noe Wes Movies 4 State Treasurer
M L Abrahamson of Boone announced at his annual Christmas party that he will be a candidate for Republican re election in 1954. He is serving his second term.
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M. L. Abrahamson
Boone
Six Die In Explosion On Ohio River Barge
Six to eight men were reported killed Tuesday in an explosion aboard a casajine barge at the Ohio River dock of the Marietta Manufacturing Co. in PLEASANT, West Virginia. Local authorities investigated as crews searched the wreckage and identified the victims, with details slowly emerging as the incident prompted inquiries into safety and procedures aboard the river craft.
French Parliament stalls in deadlock over president bid
In Versailles, Edouard Herriot and Vincent Auriol lead a field of compromise candidates as Parliament delays voting for a new Republic president. After 11 ballots with no majority, leaders hope Wednesday will avert further embarrassment and end the stalemate. Premier Santel, backed by conservatives, trails with abstentions keeping him short of a majority.
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Versailles
France
Republic
Edouard Herriott
Vincent Auriel
Herriot
Auriol
Joseph Santel
Social and Democratic Resistance Party
Series Of False Tips Slow Efforts To Nab Michigan Fugitives
Detroit police faced a string of false tips while pursuing two remaining fugitives from the Southern Michigan prison break. Roman Usvondek, a convicted murderer and sociopath, and Robert Dowling, a convicted burglar, were the sought men. A phoned tip about Usvondek in a southwest hotel led to a fruitless search, followed by a later tip that sparked a capture of three other escapees, which proved groundless.
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Detroit
Southern
Michigan
Roman Usvondek
Robert Dowling
Usiondek
Traffic Deaths Mar Holiday Season In Iowa
Iowa faces a deadly holiday period as 25 people die in motor vehicle crashes since December 11 20 state safety officials warn that 1953 could become one of the blackest years in motoring history. Pearl W McMurry urges drivers to slow down to avert further tragedy.
Replacement For Butchie Best Dog In Whole World
DESOTO Mo. Little Jamesy happy again. Wrote a letter to Hoss and his brothers and sisters. P J Nef chief executive officer arranging to get another decor the Mo Par lines. The note began.
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Butchie
Desoto
Smith named president of Crowell-Collier Co
NEW YORK Paul C. Smith was named president of Crowell-Collier Co to succeed Butehie who died recently. Smith formerly served as vice president and has led the firm for two years. The announcement notes Smith’s leadership while the board plans to guide the firm through changes.
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Jamesy
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Butchie
Mo-Pac
Desota
Smith
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Fred A. Ross
Monatary
San Francisco
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Money
Merchant Smith
Japanese War Hero Urges U S Troop Pullout From Japan
Masanobu Tsuji, a famed wartime strategist and Japanese national figure, warns the United States to withdraw troops from Japan at once or face consequences. He calls for ending war crime trials and rethinking Mutual Security aid and Asian policy while signaling a hard shift in postwar relations.
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Singapore
Tsuji
Japan
Nixon
United States
Mutual Security Administration
United State
Cold Wave Grips Council Bluffs With 10 Below Night
The Weatherman warns a brutal cold wave will drive the temperature to 10 below zero in the Council Bluffs area Tuesday night, with a high near 10 degrees Wednesday. Winds gusts up to 45 mph ease by noon, skies turn cloudy, and no snow is expected until Thursday. Continuous frigid weather spans the Midwest and Rockies, with outages, cancellations, and travel hazards reported across several states.
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Iowa
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Spencer
Missouri
Towa Highway Commission
Jat Ames
Mason City
Ottumwa
Towa City
Dubuque
Midwest
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Colorado
Kansas City
Colorado Mountains
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Mid-Continent
Rockies
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Dakotas
Colfer Heather
City Council Passes Dog Ordinance and More Actions
The City Council approved a dog ordinance requiring female dogs confined on the owner’s premises year round and males confined in summer, effective January 1. It also OK’d a 6.7 percent gas rate increase, approved curb grading on Mount Vernon Avenue to enable sidewalks, and authorized several measures including a street sweeper purchase, CPA for library audit, and appointments to city boards.
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Council Bluffs Gas Co
Mount Vernon Avenue
Galesburg
Henningson, Durham and Richardson Inc
Omaha
The
Traffic Commission
Twenty-ninth St. Land Avenue
Herman Brown Co
Des Moines
T. P
Ted) Schmidt
Wayne E. Teller
Eletrical Examiners
Carleton R. Woodward Jr
Public Welfare Commission
John Peters
Donald Potach
Regardo Broadway Viaduct
Library Board
Bse
CPA
Hansen
No Sign Of Life Atop Iceland Glacier
A rescue party probing a blizzard wreck on Myrdalsjokull glacier near Teeland reports no signs of life among nine crew members. Survival gear dropped near the crash remains untouched as rescuers crawl toward the wreck through deep crevasses hoping for a breakthrough.
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Myrdal
Sjokull
Teeland
Ieeland
Steen Jee
Nixon Radio Tour Report On WOW Broadcast
Vice President Richard Nixon discusses his recent trip on a nationwide radio tour carried over WOW from 10 30 p m to 11 p m on Wednesday. The broadcast outlines his travel highlights and policy themes for listeners.
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Richard Nixon
WOW
Wednesda
Iowa Traffic Deaths December 22 1933 Report
A brief item notes traffic deaths recorded on December 22, 1933 in Iowa. Details are limited in readable text but indicate roadway fatalities and official responses from local authorities. Further specifics on locations or victims are not clear in the fragment.
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Iowa
Oelwein Man Innocent Of Arson Find
A district court jury found Herman Buccholz from near Oelwein innocent of arson. The panel deliberated 32 hours. The 사건 involved a fire believed to destroy his home on a farm near Karlie.
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Oelwein
Mancheste
Herman Buccholz
Puecholeé
Karlie
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