Rosenbergs Press New Appeal to President for Clemency
In Washington, a group of clergymen urged President Eisenhower to spare Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who face execution for atomic espionage. Their lawyers pursued new Supreme Court filings as Poland offered asylum, rejected by the State Department. The couple’s five sons visited their parents in Sing Sing as clemency petitions were prepared.
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Washington
Ebenhowar
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Julius
Wthel Rosenberg
Atom Spies
Hisenhower
Poland
Rosenbergs
United States
State Department
Warsaw
Russia
New York
Sing Sine
Littmanual H. Bloch
Fusenhower
Bloch
Michael
Bobby
Supreme Court
Justing Doulas
Dougelas
Counssellors
Douglas
Alltorneys
John J. Finerly
Malcolm Sharp
University of Chico Law School
Daniel Marshall
Los Angeles
Fyke Maemer
Nashville
Tenn
Aree
Marmer
Marshall
Tegal Rouinsel
U. S. Wistelel
Irving Kayman
Tot Barely Misses Bricks Slack to Leave
Mrs. Donald Utterback of 625 Sixteenth Ave reports her four year old son Donald Jr. fell from a second floor window Monday evening but survived with minor injuries after landing near a ladder and bricks. He is under observation at Mercy Hospital while his recovery continues. Meanwhile Ellis N Slack, a tax prosecution official in the Justice Department, is reportedly leaving the department at Attorney General Brownell's request amid a major staff turnover.
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Donald Utterback
Sixteenth Ave
Little Donald Jr
Bird
Utterback
Donald
Howardl
Kibat
Serl
Mercy Hospital
Omaha
Wasrunuiun
Ellis N. Slack
Justice Department
Atty
Brownall
Slack
Brownell
Budget shaping up for city 954 plan and library funding
City budget talks proceed with City Manager L M McConnell as Council debates millage limits and a proposed 59 400 levy for the Free Public Library to bolster reserves. The panel plans July meetings to review budgets for the Library Park Board Recreation Commission Airport Commission and independent divisions.
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Board of Free Public Library
McConnell
James F. Mull Queen
I McConnell
Musquathe
Donald
Donald Utterback Sr
Connell
Mul Queen
Mulqueen
Park Board
Recreation Commission
Airport
Commission
RAED
Priesday
Library Board
Doctor Draft Law Extended to 17 Months Service
The Senate approved a bill extending the doctor draft law to exempt physicians who have served 17 months on active duty since Sept 16 1910. Up to age 50 doctors must register and a $100 monthly bonus is provided for those on active duty with the armed services. The bill specifies service obligations for doctors with prior active duty since Sept 1940, detailing who is exempt and who may be subject to call.
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Senate
Armed Services
ANG Maanaywvont Meyee Sensatives
Com. Mott Laborers Union
C. Larsen and Sons Construction Company
N. Main
Edward Ross
St. Louis
James Larsen
Leonard Schaefer
Omaha
Mane Auger
Common Laborer's Union
Pittsfield
George Edgc
Paris
Coun
Unesco
U. N. Educat
Luther Ewall
Lans
U. S
McGann
Reward Offered for Return of Graver Kidnapping
Chicago Republican leader State Rep. Clem Craver was abducted near his home Thursday night prompting a swift House approval of a 25000 dollar reward for information leading to Craver's safe return. A separate bill would provide 100000 dollars for information aiding arrests and convictions related to the case as searches span Illinois. In Washington, Paek Tu Chin plans talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles on Korea after attending London coronations.
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Chicago
Rey Clem Craver
Graver
Tinois House
Springfield
William G. Stratton
State Senate
Peter J. Canasta
Re Ward
Washington
South Korea
Paek
Tu Chin
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Corona
London
Cherokee Estimates Damage at 250000 in Flood Losses
Cherokee County officials put total damage at about 250000 as residents cleaned debris after the Little Sioux River flood. Crop losses were estimated at 220000 with farm equipment and livestock losses making up the rest.
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CHEROKEE /P
Cherokee County Joss
Little Sioux River
Truce Negotiators in Fateful Session at Panmunjom
In Panmunjom a fateful truce session was set for 11 a.m. Wednesday amid signals from UN Command for a path to end nearly three years of Korean warfare. Chinese regiments reportedly pressed the Central Front as Allied lines faced a renewed Red attack. Red leaders reportedly opposed South Korean resistance to an imminent cease fire.
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Munsan
Panmuniam
Korea
U.N
Ennnturtium
Red
Reds press on Finger Ridge as war widens on frontier
Thousands of Chinese Reds launched a spring offensive along Finger Ridge and attacked a nearby mountain mass, threatening a large portion of the Allied eastern front. In the air, 15 Communist planes staged a major raid on Seoul environs, while U S Sabres battled MIGs near the Manchurian border.
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Inchon
Fifth Air Force
Panmunjom
Finger Ridge
Kyoam Mountain
Kyuam
Pusan
South Korea
Seon
Twa
Kimpo
Pukhan River
Hean
Pukhan
Christmas Hill
Syngman Rhee
Tavonfer
Missouri Valley
Mondamin
Maxwell Cp
Taylor
U.S. Eighth
Lions Convention Cat Loosens Free At Moose Jaw Picnic
A Lions International district convention in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan paused as Goldie the lion escaped her cage during a park picnic. Officials issued warnings over the public address system, but delegates remained seated as the cat roamed for nearly ten minutes before being recaptured.
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Moose Jaw
Tordii
Lions
Goldie
Big Cat
Wild Animal Park
Lions International
Showers Break Heat Wave Here in Council Bluffs
A welcomed break in the hot humid weather hit Council Bluffs Monday night with scattered showers lowering the temperature to 63. The Weatherman forecasts cooler highs near 85 to 58 overnight Tuesday with no showers. A five day forecast calls for near normal temps around 85 and 62 with showers and thunder storms bringing up to one inch of rain Thursday through Saturday. The week includes a Lutheran church convention in Atlantic with delegates from 181 churches and speakers including Dr Hans C Jerstad and Rev Curtis Tstesen Spelt. Surviving Mrs Linkletter and her husband were injured in a separate accident while en route to Atlantic.
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Hugh
Pacific
Midwest
Iowa
Knoxville
Towa
Aays
Linn G. Barnes
Mananer
Street Tunway
Los Firm
Transit
Bluffs Tne
Atlantic
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
United States
Canada
Hans C. Jerslid
New York
Civ
Curtis Tstesen
Nortrreil
Feosno
Calif
Tsemnon
Cved
C.F. Link
Christan
Black Duck
Minn
the Rey
Linkletter
Ralph
Bemidji
Mortengen
Pant
Empie
National Taithsvan Council
Linkletters
R. E. Morton
Press- Atlantic
Dana College
Trinity
Blair
Neb
Neb. Onario Province of Christiana Churches
Bersides
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Takes No Action
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Co directors held a regular meeting and discussed three matters of Council Bluffs interest but took no action. Issues included possible discontinuance of bus service to Council Bluffs, settling a $850000 suit with the Railway and Bridge Co, and wage settlements for street railway workers. A company statement noted no definite steps were taken, and prior reports suggested possible settlements or transfers of control involving the transit lines. transit service into Omaha was set to continue beyond June 24 under current temporary ICC permit.
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Omaha and
Omaha and Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge Co
Council Bluffs
Omaha and County Baths Railway and Bridge Company
Hbward
Tus Co
Interstate Commercce Commission
Missouri River
Council Bluffs Transit Co
Fire destroys barn on Joshi Ring farm near Modale
A barn and hog house on the Joshi Ring farm five miles northwest of Modale were destroyed by fire. The barn contained 15 to 32 tons of freshly chopped hay. Damage amount and cause are not yet available.
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Joshi Ring
Here
Mon
Farmer Battles Fire as Loft Blaze Burns Barn and Stock
Ring family recounts smoke spotted from the barn loft around 7:30 p.m. while milking. Fire news overlaps with Korea war updates as Chinese offensives, raids, and air attacks unfold across key fronts near Pusan and Seoul, with South Korea’s Syngman Rhee visiting embattled commanders and fire crews.
Iowa Traffic Deaths Reported By The Associated Press
A June 16, 1952 report summarizes Iowa traffic fatalities. The Associated Press notes several deaths across the state, with authorities investigating causes and patterns in recent weeks.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Sversereess
Corn Crop Keeps Pace With Record Harvest Des Moines
Progress of this year's corn matches last year's record as nine tenths of the state's acreage had been cultivated at least once by Monday. Wire worm and cut worm damage noted in some localities, especially in the southeast. Overall replanting expected to be about average statewide according to the Town Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin.
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Des Moines
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