Supreme Court declines stay of Rosenbergs executions
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to halt the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg but agreed to consider a new habeas corpus maneuver by their defense. Court action came as last minute clemency efforts faded, with protests around the White House and close attention to any ensuing appeal.
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Atorn
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Ater
Yale
John ¥. Finecy
Rosenborg
High Court
Jis Hoos
Chie
Vinson
Fanerty
Wilson Bernie
Lily Nettle
Tnd Minerty
Dauniatte
Rosenbergs
Clemenay
Emmanuel Tloch
Eisenbower
Dustines Frankfurter
Burton
Jackson Tolk
White House
Yolme
Rosenberss
Michael
Robert
Julius Rosenberg
Chint
Mandy
Omaha Firm May Give Up Rights Over Bus Lines
The Omaha and Counc Bluff Street Railway Company may abandon interstate bus rights to the Couns vil Blues eansit Company. Vee provelent Lynn Gr Barnes said the decision is not yet clear and at a monthly board meeting Tuesday urged caution. He noted the Cornell Blufts line loses money and suggested consolidation or exit as a possible remedy. The interstate allowance expires on the 20th, potentially barring the Iowa company from operating between the two cities and continuing a long dispute over Cornell Bhalts and related routes.
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Omaha and Counc Blutts Street Railway Company
Omaha
Interstate
Laren
Couns Vil Blues
Lynn Gr Barnes
Vee
Cornell Blufts
Tavnos
Lon
Bipcot Tailway
Cornell Bhalts
Air Tour Shows Interest in Soil Conservation Work
In Mast Potawatomi County a large air tour drew over 100 cooperators and business leaders to study soil conservation efforts. Sponsored by the Mast Potawatami District Soil Conservation Commissioners and the Civil Air Patrol, the event showcased aerial views of farms and ongoing practices. Since 1922 the district has processed 528 applications and implemented extensive terracing, drainage, waterways, and contour farming, with a focus on rotations and land stewardship.
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Servation Woek
Sqam
Naval
Mast
Frank Pierce
Mast Pottawattamie
Individua
Soil Conservation Service
No More Shooting Message Shown on Front Line
In Soula North Korean troops posted a sign on the frontier declaring No more shooting and an end to conflict. The message vowed that Chinese and American forces would go home soon, signaling a desire to end hostilities as the front line activity continued.
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Soula
Moriesty Chuckle Encourages Heopte To Seek Gut Power
An odd reflective note extols Moriesty’s playful approach urging Heopte to discover inner gut strength. It frames self belief as simple and wonderfully accessible through inner prompting and personal effort.
Postmaster General Summerfield Plans Postal Rate Hikes
Washington reports Postmaster General Summerfield will seek broad postal rate increases to cover a 594.25 million deficit facing the Post Office Department. Republican leaders said the move may be ready for enactment by October 1, with higher charges for first class mail likely from 3 to 4 cents per letter.
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Washington
Summerfield
Post Office Department
Eisenhower
White House
Trouse
Martin
R.mass
Reverend Norman J A McCallum Named Scribe in Conference
The Rev Norman J A McCallum pastor of Tabor Congregational Church is named scribe for the Congregational Christian Conference of Town. He was named at the group’s annual meeting in Gunnell.
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Tabor
Norman JA. ‘McCallum
Tabor Congregational Church
Congregational Christian Conference of Town
Gunnell
Geld day attracts 100 visitors to Iowa horticulture farm
About 100 persons from six southwest Iowa counties attended the annual Geld day Monday at the Towa Horticulture Farm east of Council Bluffs. Chris Doll, superintendent, urged planting dwarf apple trees for home orchards. Visitors toured strawberry and raspberry test plots and heard lawn care discussions led by HT Lanty of Lawn State College. The farm is run by the college and Council Bluffs Chamber of Commerce.
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Iowa
Towa
Scouneil Bluffs
Chris Doll
Lanty
Lawn State College
Council Bluffs
President Eisenhower denounces book burners in speech
President Eisenhower urged against book burning while addressing graduates at Portsmouth College. He defended reading every book and warned against concealing ideas. The scene touched on broader fears about communism and ideological conformity as officials debate libraries and public discourse. The piece also reports on summer recreation programs and playground plans under Recreation Supt. Forrest Wakefield, with Patricia Carey leading a Davenport program and several sites listed for openings next Monday.
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Portmouth College
Hanover
Mdon
Reevention
Toffeas
Devenny
Patricia Carey
Gdt
Davenport
Forrest W. Wakefield
I B. Turner
Rearealion Commission
Oith
Exsons
Carry
Wakerfield
Augustana College
Rock Island
Wakefield
Frantstin
Walnuti
Grove
Roberts Park
Harrison School
Kimball Park
Pierce
Jairmount Park
Madison
Sunset Park
Peterson Park
Bloomer School
Rye School
Cochran Park
Open Hearing on Trading Stamps in Iowa Case
A district court hearing opened Monday over legality of trading stamp operations. Sperry and Thulehingen Co of New York and Gold Bond Stamp Co of Minnesota seek a permanent injunction to stop prosecutions under a 1909 town law. Judge Needham granted a temporary injunction last Monday. a hearing on a permanent restraining order may follow.
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Bes Mous
Iowa
Sperry and Thulehingen Co
New York
Gold Bond Stamp Co
Minnesota
Tyne 8 District
Tudge Dring Needham
UN Hl
Hoegh
Hawarden Youth Drowns in Creek
Gerald Timmer, 16, of Hawarden, drowned Sunday while wading in Dry Creek five miles north of Hawarden. Timmer and his brother Marlowe stepped into a deep hole. neither could swim, but Marlowe struggled out and ran for help.
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Hawarden
Gerald Timmer
Dry Creek
Here
Timmer
Marslowe
Marlowe
Red Offensive Threatens Cease-fire Line and Tax Debate
In a Monday interview with News and World Report, Rep Daniel A Reed warned that without tax cuts this year Democrats could regain Congress in 1954, challenging Eisenhower over broken tax promises. Separately, a massive Communist assault in Korea pushed Allied lines back two miles on the West Central Front, with South Korean divisions yielding to two Chinese divisions.
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Wasitington
Daniel A. Reed
Congress
Eisenhower
Reed
Seoul
West Central
Supreme Court Dismisses Bridges Perjury Case
The Supreme Court by a 4 to 1 vote cleared Marry Bridges of all prosecutions and any deportation action, ruling a five year sentence is void due to expired statute of limitations on a 1949 perjury indictment. The decision also overturns a California district court’s citizenship revocation, directing dismissal of the related case in San Francisco.
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Supreme Court Mendy
Marry Bridges
Iabor
California
U. S
Bridges
High Court
U. S. Dissriet Court
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Vordar
Hin
Labor Teadey
Naturalization
Erie
Justice Burton
Roy
Jala
Scouts Lost in Canyon Found Alive Near Nakai Canyon
Two Boy Scouts Bud McInlove 15 and Phil Crawley 10 from Des Moines Iowa were found alive at 9 15 am Monday in Nakai Canyon Northern Arizona by Navajo trackers Neska Yazzie and John Fatt. Civil Air Patrol confirmed via Prescott radio. They had been missing since last Wednesday.
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Ariz
Nakai Canyon
Arizon
Civil Air Patrol
Dinos Nelson
Arizona
Prescott
Bud McInlove
Phil Crawley
Des
To Confer on Aid in Northwest Disaster Area Sioux City Meeting
Brig. Gen. Fred Andy Iowa adjutant general said he will confer in Sioux City Tuesday with four federal engineers on aid needs for twelve Northwest town disaster area counties.
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Des Moines
Fred
Andy
Iowa
Feneral
Sud
Sioux City
Showers to End Local Heat Wave
The Weatherman predicts thundershowers Monday night into Tuesday morning will break the heat spell. Highs may reach 90 on Monday and 92 Sunday, with Tuesday’s top around 85 after a cooler night near 65. Record crowds flocked to Playfind Park and Manawa Hate Park despite heat, as Monday’s low was 71 degrees.
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Playfind Park
Manawa Hate Park
Castoilian
Harald Borwick
Manawa
Four City Governments Elected at Hawkeye Girls State
A hundred ninety six girl delegates from high schools across Iowa gathered for Hawkeye Girls State at Iowa State College. The new Cedar Falls session marks first time the program handles city county and state government locally with city governments to be elected Monday evening and inaugurated Tuesday morning by officials including Mayor Lawrence A. Pal Toushar of Waterloo. Barbara Miller, governor last year, presides as state officials are chosen later in the week and inaugurated Thursday evening.
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Cedar Falls
Hawkeye Girls State
Lowa
William 8. Beardsley
Des Moines
Barbara Miller
Marshalitown
Red offensive rages across front as Allied loss feared
Allied and Korean forces clash with a major Chinese push in the western front near Kumsong and Anchor Hill. U.S. and ROK divisions halt several Reds amid heavy air bombardment totaling over 2.2 million pounds. Frontline pilots report massive enemy gains, while ROK forces counterattack on eastern flanks and secure Anchor Hill.
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Communista
Cankon Hil
Texas
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Pukhan
Fisementiry
ROK
Tio
Wiruce
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Shury
Mast Central
Kumhwa
Panmunjom
Sabre
Belgrapeh
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Corsairs
Skyraiders
Cominform
Belgrade
Tito
Invite Tom Clark to Testify in Case
A House Judiciary subcommittee voted to invite Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark to appear before it for a public hearing. The invitation relates to the Kansas City vote fraud probe and other matters from his tenure as attorney general. The panel, probing the Justice Department for months, set one of three possible hearing dates: June 18, 19, or 20. The group also decided not to release public details of the hearing draft.
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Hoase Judiciary
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Clark
Kansas City
Keating
RNY
Justice Department
Life Term Killed in Arizona Riot Action
SANT FE N M Homer Wee Gossett life term felon reported shot and killed Monday afternoon as officers moved into riot torn New Mexico State Penitentiary. Gossett and another convict were shot during the assault by state police and guards entering the hospital held by rioters since early Monday morning.
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Homer Wee Gossett
Jong
New Mexican State Penitentiary
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