Iowa proposes one third hog loss reimbursement plan
State Veterinarian H A Garrett says Iowa seeks U S Agriculture approval to cover one third of VE hog losses with federal and state shares at one third each. Secretary Clyde Spry cites about 4000 hogs on 10 northwest farms potentially eligible, all recovered or exposed with no current Iowa cases.
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Des Moines
H. A. Garrett
Garrett
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Iowa
Clyde Spry
Northwest
Lowa
Spry
Premier Mossadegh Withdraws Martial Law Bill in Iran
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh pulled a bill to extend martial law as Nationalist ranks split. He warned the law could be reimposed to deter dis orders and Communist influence while Parliament and the Majlis continue to function under his six month mandate.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Driverless blazing fuel truck rolls down hill into gas station
A driverless Owens Oil Co truck rolled two blocks down a Washington Street hill in Burlington injuring no one. The flaming trailer knocked over two gas pumps at Hill Shell Service Co, causing about $1,000 in damage before firefighters stopped the blaze. John Lacry, 33, Bloomington Indiana, observed the fire and tried to douse it with an extinguisher as the air brakes burned. an explosion rocked the trailer before it crashed.
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Burlington
Washington Street Hill
John Lacry
Bloomington
Owens Oil Co
Hill Shell Service Co
Marines Repel Chinese Attack on Bunker Ridge
In Korea near Seoul U S Marines beat back a 400 strong Chinese assault on Bunker ridge. An Eighth Army officer said the enemy suffered heavy casualties after a three sided attack. Marines had tallied 535 killed or wounded in the sector since fighting began last Saturday.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Bunker Ridge
US S. Eighth Army
Japanese Treasure Missing Revealed by Occupation Committee
Tokyo reports say a Japanese Parliament committee confirmed a large quantity of national treasure is missing with receipts by occupation officials unclear and figures not jibe. It notes much treasure may have disappeared during World War II while in Japanese hands and cites empress crown and precious metals as lost.
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Tokyo
Nagako
Central Materials Utilization Association
Japan
Last of CIO Meat Contracts Expire and Wildcat Strikes Hit
About 3,750 CIO United Packinghouse Workers members walked out as the last major packer contracts expired at midnight. Armour Swift Cudahy and Wilson plants saw walkouts and talks stalled. Union seeks 30 cent hourly raise and benefits. Armour offers a package near 4 cents per hour.
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Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Armour and Company
Armour
Swift and Cudahy Packing Company
Wilson and Company
Swift
Armour and
Cudahy
Wilson
U S May Draft 19 Year Olds Soon
Washington reports a Selective Service spokesman says rising manpower needs may force drafting 19-year-olds. Current calls target men 20 and older, with October's 47 000 draftees signaling higher quotas likely for the final months of 1952.
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Washington
Selective Service
Armed Services
Iowa Won’t Call Up Teenagers for October Draft
Des Moines reports the Iowa Selective Service board does not expect to call 19-year-olds this October. Colonel R A Lancaster, director, said the state’s share of the 47 000 national total is being computed and has not yet been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Selective Service Board
R. A. Lancaster
Selective Service
Iowa
U S to Build Uranium Plant in Ohio
The Atomic Energy Commission will construct a $1.2 billion uranium plant in southern Ohio between Piketon and Wakefield on the Scioto River. The facility, part of a major expansion funded by Congress, will produce uranium-235.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio
Elston
R-Ohio
Piketon
Wakefield
Scioto River
AEC
Congress
Eisenhower warns on world peace needs and campaign plan
General Eisenhower said durable world peace requires Americans to grasp complex problems and that he will address peace in every campaign speech. He indicated possible Philadelphia stops, no Labor Day speech yet, and ongoing talks with Southern backers and farm leaders as Harold Stassen and Allan Kline join the itinerary discussions. Senators Young and Wisdom noted a positive farm policy approach and a fighting chance in the South, with Texas and Florida viewed as key targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
Philadelphia
Congress
Arthur E. Summerfield
Flewn
Harold Stassen
Allan Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eiienhower
House
Senate
Milton R. Young
R-Nd
South
John Minor Wisdom
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Virginia
Stabilizer criticizes Eisenhower at labor convention
Roger L. Putman, economic boss, told the Massachusetts Federation of Labor convention that General Eisenhower left most Republican congressmen "high and dry" by backing lower prices and taxes. He cited 75 percent of House Republicans supporting an end to price controls and warned it would drive inflation and cheaper dollars.
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Boston
Roger L. Putman
Dwight Eisenhower
Putman
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
House
Eisenhower
Escaped Russian Bride To Settle In United States
Fedor Belov, 33, former Red Army officer, and Miss Adele Koskosky of Chicago, a former U S Special Services employee, wed in Frankfurt and left by air for New York to begin their life together. Belov had served on occupation duties in East Germany before fleeing to the West.
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Frankfurt
Germany
New York
Fedor Belov
Red Army
Adele Koskosky
Chicago
U. S
Special Services
Belov
East Germany
Flash Flood Swirls Through Dixie Bus in Missouri
A Dixie Greyhound bus carrying 18 passengers was swept by a flash flood near Ancell Missouri. Water five feet deep poured over U S Highway 61 as a wrecker towed passengers to safety. An elderly Negro passenger was missing and presumed drowned. Bill Thompson of Eufaula Alabama saved three others swept from the bus.
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Cape Girardeau
Dixie Greyhound
Bill Thompson
Eufaula
Ala
Ancell
Ramsey Creek
U. S. Highway 61
Corinne Calvet Sues Gabor Over French Status Claim
Corinne Calvet filed a $1 million slander suit in Superior Court against Zsa Zsa Gabor alleging false statements that Calvet is not French. The complaint seeks $500,000 actual damages and $500,000 punitive damages, with Calvet asserting she was born in Paris on April 30, 1925 and prepared to prove her French birth.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Corinne Calvet
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Zat
Miss Calvet
Miss Gabor
Paris
Boy electrocuted helping grandfather at grandmother's funeral
A 17 year old, Charles Hill, died after a steel pipe touched a high tension wire while being hoisted at a Columbus job site in Ohio, during his grandmother's funeral visit in Hurricane West Virginia. Grandfather J T Hill, 77, was knocked unconscious but unharmed.
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W. Va
Charles Hill
Columbus
Ohio
Charles
J. T. Hill
44th Polio Death Reported as Iowa Cases Drop
Iowa recorded its 44th polio death as officials noted a decline in new cases after a peak in the past two weeks. The latest fatality was 3 year old Stephen Miller of Council Bluffs, with eight total deaths in the city and Des Moines reporting cases tied to the Wayne Aamoth family. Total polio cases reached 796 for the year with 80 of 99 counties reporting at least one case.
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State Health Department
Stephen Miller
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Des Moines
Wayne A. Aamoth
Douglas Aamoth
Robert
Religious Census Planned for City
Members of the Muscatine County Ministerial Association met at the Evangelical and Reformed church to map a city wide religious census planned for the week starting September 21. The Rev James Sloan chairs the committee to aid Hyman Appleman evangelistic crusade from October 23 to November 9 with about 300 workers and church cooperation anticipated. A prior survey will be done August 18 by youth at the work camp at First Methodist church covering 20 blocks bounded Cedar Third Eighth Pine.
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Muscatine County
First Methodist Church
Third
Pine Streets
Ship Catches Newsman With His Paper Down
The SS Silverstar docked in Miami after a voyage from Havana to Cruz, where an official handed Miami Herald reporter George Southworth the latest edition. A passenger aboard reportedly asked to buy a newspaper as the ship arrived Friday night.
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Ship
Newsman
Miami
Fla
Havana
Era Cruz
High Seas
George Southworth
Miami Herald
Five Day Forecast Sees Slight Warm-Up Wednesday
Temperatures will average near normal with a higher Wednesday. Normal highs run 84 to 86 and lows 59 to 63. Rainfall totals around 0.5 to 0.75 inch with scattered showers Wednesday Thursday and again over the weekend.
Plentiful Food Supply Forecast Despite Drought
The Agriculture Department predicts a harvest year with larger overall crop volume than recent years, second only to 1948 and 1949. Beef and feed shortages may hit southern states, while corn, oats, hay and other feeds look sufficient to support beef, pork, milk, eggs and poultry production. Potatoes and sweet potatoes may run tight until 1953.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Stevenson Arrives for Washington Campaign Talks
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson arrives in Washington for a White House meeting with President Truman and Cabinet members to map Democratic strategy for the presidential campaign. He says his chances against Eisenhower are "pretty good" and plans further talks with the Democratic National Committee.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
White House
Stevenson
Stevenson Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wilson Wyatt
Democratic National Committee
Sparkman
Executive
State Acheson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence
Averell Harriman
Acheson
Harriman
Cabinet
AFL Blasts High Cost of Living In New Jersey
The American Federation of Labor opened its executive council meeting in Atlantic City with a sharp critique of rising prices. It blamed big business and profiteering from wholesale to retail levels for the price spiral and said wage adjustments are not to blame. The five day meeting continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Scot Says Love Talk Hurts His Children
In Dundee Scotland the city transport committee will relocate a bus stop near Thomson’s house to shield Dave Thom’s children from passenger conversations. Thom complained that courting couples seated at the stop’s window-ledge produce unsuitable talk for his kids.
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Scot
Dundee
Scotland
Dundee Transport Committee
Dave Thomson
Thomson
Three Miners Die as Douzi Mine Explosion Rocks France
Three miners were killed and 17 others injured in a mine explosion at Douzi in France. Rescue teams rushed to the site as officials investigated the blast causes and aftermath.
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Douzi
France
Cna
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