Dulles Uses Blunt Words On Russians
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, at the U.N. anniversary meeting, urged an end to force and subversion by Russia. He condemned Communism, defended NATO and UN methods, and listed five major problems for Geneva talks, including German unification and disarmament.
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San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Dulles
U.N
V. M. Molr
Dukes
Eisenhower
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Molotov
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Nations
Indochina
Geneva
United States
Yugoslavia
West Germany
Japan
Ted
Germany
China
Korea
Formosa
Gold Seized From Nellore in Manila Sugar Cargo
Customs officers seized gold worth more than 235000 found chopped into small pieces in 150 sacks of brown sugar aboard the 9895-ton British ship Nellore. The ship arrived from Australia via Manila where the sugar was loaded. No arrests announced.
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Tiong Kong
Nellore
Australia
Acay
Manilla
Catfish Weighs 42 Pounds On Mississippi River Reach
John Carlton of Weokulk landed a 42 pound catfish on a trout line while fishing into the Mississippi River on Thursday. He baited the nook with a crayfish. A smaller fish struck first and the big catfish swallowed the smaller fish crayfish hook and all.
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Kmokusk JP
John Carlton
Weokulk
Mississippi
Chuckle: millionaire's daughter joke misreads a score
A quick humor strip line has a character admitting a poor showing with the millionaire's daughter, joking I did terrible with no runs no hits and no wealth. The pun ties a baseball score to wealth.
UF Budget Group Approves $90,928 for UF Campaign
The United Fund Budget Committee approved 90,928 for recommendation to the UF Board of Directors as part of this fall’s campaign goal. It cut four of eight agency requests, leaving total approved 5,896 above last year’s funds, with notable reductions to Cancer Society Red Cross Boy Scouts Catholic Charities Girl Scouts Salvation Army YMCA and others. An added 3,200 for Child Day Care Nursery Teen-Age Center and Camp was denied. nursery to be self supporting and teen center a joint Y City Recreation effort.
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United Fund Budget Committee
UF Board of Directors
Cancer Society
Red Cross
Simple Explanation For Hauling Hay in a Rolls Royce
In Clinton during the centennial celebration Wayne Shadduck hauled hay for parade horses using a Rolls Royce worth about 17 000 dollars. The hay supplier fell short, so Shadduck placed a bale in the spare seat of the car and towed it into town.
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Clinton -P
Wayne Shadduck
Clinton
Shadduck
Rolls Rover
Showers Schedule and Severe Weather Across Iowa
The southwest towns expect a similar weather pattern to Friday with thunderstorms through Friday and into Saturday. Rain totals include Red Oak 1.18 inches Hamburg 2.75 Atlantic 1.76 Greenfield 0.34 Clarinda 1.68 Bedford 1.61 Sioux City 0.34. A lightning strike damaged the E M Katzenberg porch in Council Bluffs causing structural damage but no injuries. Normal highs and lows are given with an anticipated cooling trend into early next week and rainfall averaging one half to one inch through midweek.
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Southwest Town
Council Bluffs
E. M. Kattenberg
Katzenberg
Bluffs Marble Champ Wins Loses Match
Ronald Young of Council Bluffs won one and lost one in opening play of the Veterans of Foreign Wars national marble shooting tournament in Denver. He defeated Albert Roth Jr of South Dakota 7 41 7 3 and then fell to L A Pitchford 7 0 7 6. First day listings show 45 boys in winners and losers brackets with two survivors from each bracket advancing to Saturday's championship.
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Ronald Young
Council] Bluffs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Denver
Young
Albert Roth Jr
South Dakota
Lal Pitchford
Tol Plive
Seventh Ave
Don’t Score Here Council Blutts Date Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled local notice style with names and places unclear. The readable bits imply a municipal or council item with a date and activity but specifics are not recoverable. No clear event, participants, or location can be confirmed from the available fragments.
Charter Oak Man Killed In Bulldozer Accident
Charter Oak James Rosburg 24 died when a bulldozer overturned on a railroad embankment near Charter Oak. He was crushed beneath the machine while operating it down a steep grade for Max J Maas Construction Co.
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Charter Oak
James Rosburg
Rosburg
Max J. Maas Construction Co
Sees Sharp Cut In Dollar Deficit
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey forecast a sharp reduction in the 212 billion dollar deficit for the coming year and even a possible balanced budget. He testified before the House Ways and Means Committee that the government could operate on a temporary one year extension of the public debt limit at 281 billion dollars. He cautioned on prudent credit use amid a business boom and urged restraint by government, business, and individuals while noting record employment, production, and income.
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Washington
Humphrey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Quick Approval To Debt Limit Increase
Washington The House Ways and Means Committee quickly approved an administration request to raise the national debt limit to 281 billion dollars for another year. Members said the vote was by voice in a brief closed session with no dissents. Treasury Secretary Humphrey urged continuation of the temporary ceiling six billion above the permanent law.
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Washington
House Ways and Means
Treasury
Humphrey
Des Moines youth group elects Laughlin president
Des Moines Willard K Laughlin won the Junior Democrats of Iowa presidency in a mail ballot defeating Davenport rival Robert Daisler. Polk County chapter vice president David Dorr announced the result on Thursday.
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Des Moines
Willard K. Laughlin
Democrats of
Iowa
David Dorr
Polk County
Laughlin
Robert Daisler
Davenport
Longtime Council Bluffs Leader Tom McGarry Dies
Thomas L. McGarry 70 of 224 Tenth Ave died Thursday in a local hospital from a heart attack. Former Alderman at large, he chaired real estate with Arnd McGarry Co. He retired in 1951 and served on the Inheritance Tax Appraisers Board. Funeral at Cutler Saturday 2 p.m. officiated by Rev Miars. Survived by Olive his widow two sisters and a brother.
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Thomas L. McGarry
Tenth Ave
Cutler Funeral Home
Philip Miner
Council Bluffs
William Ard
Arnd-McGarry Co
McGarry
Pottawattamie County Inheritance Tax Appraisers Board
Will Lauhlin
Imogene
Roscoe Price
William J. MeGarry
Portland, Ore
Dairy Industry Post To Hancock Man
Two new appointments and seven reappointments to the Iowa Dairy Industry Commission were announced Friday by Secretary Clyde Spry. New members are Fred Wheeler Sibley and James T Andersen. Reappointed are Howard Waters Danville Robert Sage Davenport Ralph Keeling Des Moines Lynn Thompson Clarion Ervin Dieterich St Ansgar Laurence Hammerly Newton Cowin Peer Algona. Members will serve two year terms beginning July 1.
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DES
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
Clyde Spry
Fred Wheeler
Sibley
James T. Andersen
Hancock
Howard Waters
Danville
Robert Sage
Davenport
Ralph Keeling
Des Moines
Lynn Thompson
Clarion
Ervin Dieterich
St. Ansgar
Laurence Hammerly
Newton
Cowin Peer
Algona
Excessive Expenditures for Navy Soda Pop Mix Details
Navy investigators testified that a 1952 procurement of soda pop mix for 13 ships cost 177660 dollars. Three principals, TRL Caraway, James A. Halstead, and John Moeller, were named and referred to the Justice Department. Navy witnesses defended procurement policies while noting governance concerns.
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House
Navy
Charman Holheld
M-Calif
Government Operations ‘Subcommittee
William Ellis
General Accounting Offices
CAO
Justice Department
Wallfield
Ellis
Seale
Flo
Caraway
Apex Distrvhuing Co
Los Angeles
Hee
Seattle
James A. Halstead
Teeland
John Moeller
Halstead
Seate
Moeller
Hoegh Names Three To Toll Road Authority
Governor Leo Hoegh announced appointments to the new Iowa Toll Road Authority. Frederick Day Willis Piper and Rand Frick will join the five man body along with Hoegh, with Day and Frick Republicans and Piper a Democrat. The board will oversee the Iowa toll road project, likely delayed for years, as interstate toll plans connect near Quad Cities.
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Hoegh
Toll Road Authority
Frederick J. Day
Council Bluffs
Willis D. Piper
Des Moines
Rand Ed Frick
Davenport
Day
Frick
Piper
Democras
State Highway Commission
Iowa
Thinois Turnpike
Mlingis
Quad Cities
United States Supreme Court
Clingis
Day Staunch Toll Road Advocate
Frederick J. Day a Council Bluffs member of the Town Toll Road Authority has long pushed for a toll road across the state. He says the road would aid industry and improve highways, though he admits he has never driven on one. Day serves in Young Republican circles and will join an exploratory authority term. The toll road plan envisions a Davenport to Council Bluffs route parallel to Highway 6 with a 180 million dollar estimate.
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Frederick J
Bud) Day
Council Bluffs
Town Toll Road Authority
Day
Benton St
Abraham Lincoln High School
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
St. Lawrence Seasway
May
Young Republica
J. Ray Co Realtors
Das
Illinois House
Hoegh
Ilinois General Assembly
The
Highway Commission
Davenport
Eeulen Bluffs
Piper
Frick
Russell Lundy
Des Moines
Toll Road Authority
T-He
Anderson Injured Critically In Auto Accident In Sweden
ESRILSTUNA Sweden PB Wayne C Anderson of Red Oak Texas U S agricultural attache to Sweden was badly hurt Thursday in a motor car crash Witnesses said the car left the road struck a rock and rolled into a ditch The 45 year old suffered skull and jawbone fractures a concussion and a brain injury Doctors said his condition is critical Anderson’s left forearm spine and thigh were damaged He was alone in the car and taken to a hospital in Eskilstuna with Mrs Anderson accompanying him The couple had been in Sweden since spring with their son Bill along for the summer plans were interrupted by the crash.
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Esrilstuna
Sweden
Wayne C. Anderson
Red Oak
Towa
U.S
Eskilstuna Hospital
Anderson
Reject U S Steel offer of wage boost by CIO
The CIO United Steel Workers flatly rejected U S Steel’s proposed wage increase of about 10 cents an hour. No negotiations were set, but behind the scenes talks were reported to be possible. David J. McDonald, USW president, said the settlement is unjustified amid record industry profits.
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Pittsburgis
Ings
CIO
United Steel Workers
David J. McDonald
USW
Nebraska Engineer May Resign Post
Lincoln Nebraska state engineer Ress is seriously considering resigning to accept a high paying offer. He has received several job offers lately including a $15 000 yearly position with a national highway testing laboratory in Illinois. Governor Anderson would consider boosting his pay to keep him, noting the Illinois job would be a great challenge.
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Lincoln
Neh
Engineoyta
Ress
Nebraska
Tiiais
Victor Anderson
Hamais
Tlmnois
Navy Patrol Plane Fired On By Reds
WHITEFIELD N H Prospect Eisenhower headquarters announced that a U S patrol plane was fired on by Soviet planes over international waters in the Bering Strait area and crash landed in American territory. Press Secretary James C Hagerty said the president directed action and that the secretary of state would investigate with the Soviet foreign minister Molotov who said he was unaware of the incident and would investigate.
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Whitefield
Eisenhower
U. S
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Darisgen
Junior Demos Elect
Tom McGarry
Thomas L. MeGarry Ee
Dairy Industry
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Transit Workers Union
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Co
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Kiger
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Iowa Toll Road Authoriity
Frederick J. Dayle
Montgomery Cotuity, Town Farm Bureau
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