Eisenhower Warns On Communists As McCarthy Backed
Dwight D. Eisenhower, touring the West, blasted an administration he said is misled by Communist deceit. He endorsed Senator McCarthy for reelection while criticizing Stevenson and promising firm action against disloyalty in government. He urged confronting Red espionage and warned against complacent attacks on anti-Communist efforts.
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Truman Attacks Nixon and Eisenhower Over Liberal Wing Split
President Truman in San Francisco assailed Dwight D. Eisenhower as a tool for others and criticized Nixon as not worthy to lace Warren's shoes. He urged a return to liberal governance, condemned the Old Guard alliance with lobbies, and framed Eisenhower as surrendering to narrow interests during a coast to coast campaign for Adlai Stevenson.
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R E Eliason Prominent Letts Resident Dies
Roscoe Edward Eliason aged 43 longtime Letts resident dies at Mercy hospital Iowa City at 1 30 am after brief illness He led Farm Bureau circles and served in Rotary Masonic and Boy Scouts groups Born August 14 1899 at Letts he lived there his whole life Married Frances Hoffman June 23 1925 in Farmington Minnesota He leaves wife a son Kay Eliason Jefferson IA a daughter Ann Clague Ottumwa a brother Alan Eliason West Liberty and three grandchildren Funeral arrangements show body at Fairbanks Home for Funerals viewing after 10 30 am Sunday Services at Letts Methodist Church 2 pm Monday Burial Letts Cemetery.
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Farmington, Minn
Parents Jailed For Leaving Their Newborn Son
Des Moines reports that on September 26 Mr. and Mrs. Junior A. DeBruyn of Peoria were jailed after allegedly driving off with their two day old son, Brian James, from Iowa Methodist hospital. Thelma DeBruyn charged with child abandonment and Junior with contributing to the delinquency of a child. Bail set at $3000 each with hearings set for October 17. Police say the mother entered the hospital Sept. 24, the boy born an hour later, and during visiting hours the couple fled after the mother dressed. The husband has prior time in the Anamosa state reformatory. the mother has four children from a prior marriage.
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Anamosa State Men’s Reformatory
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Reds Unveil New Asian Peace Plan
The Communists announced a five point plan for Asian peace at the Asian and Pacific peace conference in Peiping. The proposal calls for an end to the Korean War on Communist terms and a fire power peace pact among the United States Britain France the Soviet Union and Free China.
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Autopsy Confirms Polio Death of Dubuque Boy
An autopsy today found bulbar type polio caused the death of 5 year old Robert Brimeyer, son of Mrs Annette Brimeyer of Dubuque. He died on the way to a Dubuque hospital Wednesday becoming Iowa's 131st polio fatality of the year.
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Pennsylvania Bus Tragedy Third in 18 Days Fatal Turnpike Crash
Four Greyhound passengers died and 13 were injured when a bus from New York to Chicago collided with a tractor trailer on the Pennsylvania turnpike near Somerset. Names include David Roberts of East Orange New Jersey and others. truck driver unhurt. Cause under study as officials review prior crashes in the region.
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Sweden
Wilburn F. Williams
Lovington
Ill
C. A. Jennie Thomas
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Charles H. Slaven
Parkersburg
W. VA
Collinsburg
Westmoreland County
Price of Meats Drops Sharply
Washington reports a sharp drop in wholesale meat prices for the week ended last Tuesday, the sixth straight weekly decline from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Meat prices fell 3.4 percent, while farm products rose seven tenths of a percent on higher prices for fresh fruits vegetables and livestock. The new BLS index stands at 111 percent of the 1947-49 base.
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Antenna theft explains sudden TV shutdown in Oakland
Nick Gambakos could not understand why his television stopped during wrestling. Investigators learned a thief climbed onto the roof and stole the antenna, causing the loss of reception in Oakland, California.
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Davenport Group Forms Transit Company to Run Buses
Davenport businessmen file articles of incorporation for Transit Inc to operate a bus system in the Quad Cities after a city strike left Davenport City lines and Rock Island Moline Ill City lines out of service. The group, authorized for 5 million dollars, will seek a permit from Davenport city council and watches a union hearing next Tuesday for settlement chances. If talks fail, they may offer to buy equipment and could be running within 48 hours.
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Idle Hour Tavern Raid Near Ankeny Reported
Five Polk County deputies raided the Idle Hour tavern on Highway 69 near Ankeny on Friday night and seized three partly filled bottles of liquor bearing Missouri and Illinois tax stamps. Operator Vic Piagentini was charged with keeping liquor where beer is sold, pleaded innocent, and posted a $1,000 bond.
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Taft Attacks Stevenson as Speeches Overlap in Columbus
Sen. Robert A. Taft tore into Gov. Adlai Stevenson's Democratic presidential remarks during a Columbus event as Knowland and Bricker preceded Taft with foreign policy talk. Taft criticized Stevenson on social security and charged the 80th Congress with misstatements while urging arming South Korea and gradual troop withdrawal.
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U N Jets Hit North Korea Coal Mine and Front Posts
U N fifth air force said jet pilots blasted a North Korean coal mine northwest of Kumu near the Chongchon River. Sabres claimed several MIGs downed and six Allied aircraft lost over the week ending Friday including an F84 Thunderjet and a Skyraider.
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Adlai backs Loveless and slams GOP hoax claims
Stevenson toured Fort Dodge praising Herschel Loveless for Iowa governor and recounting a Dubuque sheriff story to illustrate farming shifts since the 1930s. He attacked Republican grain storage talk as a hoax and faulted GOP memory on 1948 storage needs while noting Iowa farmers facing losses.
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Report Nominees In Good Health
Chicago based doctors say General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Governor Adlai E. Stevenson are in good health. Physicians report sound health and stable nerves for Stevenson and good health for Eisenhower, with both needing diet oversight due to tendency to be overweight.
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Eisenhower
Rita Hayworth Separates From Aly Khan Reports Paris Move
Rita Hayworth has left Prince Aly Khan and is staying in a Paris hotel, an attorney said. She arrived in Paris two weeks ago and went to the Neuilly home of her husband, who she has filed for divorce from, and the pair were seen together at restaurants and night clubs and photographed.
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Woman Indicted for Embezzling Funds in Des Moines
Frances Strausbaugh a 31 year old Des Moines cashier was indicted by a Polk county grand jury for embezzling 16305 from the auto firm she served. She is free on 5000 bond awaiting arraignment.
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Frances Strausbaugh
Polk County
Stevenson assails GOP on farm policy in Fort Dodge speech
Gov. Adlai Stevenson accused the Republican record of obstruction and a “me too” platform as he spoke in Fort Dodge, Iowa. He cited farm policy votes from 1933 to last year and argued Democrats have delivered real gains for farmers while urging voters to be wary on election day.
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Frost Ends Tomato Season at Heinz Factory Ahead
Heavy frost on Friday damaged tomato plants and halted the season. Heinz officials report final processing of 1952 tomatoes is underway and fields show widespread damage. Despite losses, contract yield per acre reached a company high amid strong volume and high quality.
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Models Seek Obsolescence Write Off in Income Appeal
In Washington a group of models led by Mare jabelle Young of Shy, Inc. petitioned Commissioner John B. Dunlap to allow a reasonable allowance for obsolescence as a deduction on income taxes. The models argue tax laws permit wear and tear and exhaustion deductions. No immediate comment was available from Dunlap.
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