Mrs George Kos Taken To Mercy Hospital After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Riverside reports Mrs. George Kos was hospitalized at Mercy with a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Tuesday morning. Her condition is listed as serious while family members and neighbors visit.
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George Kos
Riverside
Mercy Hospital
Carl Kos
Kalona
Kos
Ivan Cummings
Cleveland
Ohio
Anna Krotz
John Krotz
Joe Krotz
Harry Soukupant
Toddville
John Soukup
Oakdale
John Shradel
Clem
Ed Hern
Charles Vondrasek
Washington
Fred Lukavsky
Jake Miller
Iowa City
Charles Foley
Cherry Lee
Parental Foley
Des Moines
Homer Curry
Albert Kron
Oxford
Id Quinlan
Hubert Kron
Joe Birka
Sam Murphy
Cotter
Ernest Bowman
Former Iowa Governor Joins Race for Senator
Former Iowa Governor Nelson Kraschel, a 60 year old Harlan auctioneer and cattle raiser, announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for U S Senator. He will oppose the Brannan farm plan promoted by Albert Loveland, who resigned as agriculture under secretary to enter the June 5 primary.
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Harlan
Brannan
Albert J. Loveland
Janesville
Iowa
Kraschel
Agriculture
Iowa lawmakers listed as political candidates
Congressman Otha Wearin of Hastings Iowa and House minority leader Gene Poston of Corydon join Alvin Meyer of Van Meter W M Shaw of Newton and Ernest J Seemann of Waterloo as frequent candidates for various offices.
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Gressman
Otha Wearin
Hastings
Iowa
Gene Poston
Corydon
Alvin Meyer van Meter
W. M Shaw
Newton
Ernest J Seemann
Waterloo
Government to Surrender Agriculture Records in Maragon Trial
The government will hand over confidential agriculture department records at the perjury trial of John Maragon, while refusing other secret files demanded by defense. Justice officials met during a recess to decide on continuing with a key charge linked to the case. Maragon, a 56 year old former boot black, faces accusation of lying to the senate investigation panel about postwar income and jobs.
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Washington
LLP
Agriculture Department
John Maragon
FBE
White House
PBS
Justice Department
Maragon
Senate
Aliquippa Named For Lenni Lenape Queen
Queen Aliquippa of the Lenni Lenapes ruled villages along the Monongahela and Ohio rivers and aided George Washington in the Ohio Valley. The city now bearing her name sits about 20 miles from Pittsburgh on the Ohio River, where steelmaking began in Aliquippa toward the end of the 19th century and today the town supports a steel capacity surpassing 1.7 million tons.
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Aliquippa
Monongahela
Ohio
George Washington
Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
New Hampshire Revokes Doctor Sander License
Concord New Hampshire authorities stripped Dr Hermann N Sander of his license to practice medicine following his acquittal on mercy slayer charges. The former physician faced a difficult decision about his next steps as the license removal became official.
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Concord
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
New Hampshire
Sander faces appeal after acquittal in Manchester murder case
May appeal looms for 41 year old Candia physician David Sander who was acquitted of first degree murder in Manchester. Attorney Louis E. Wyman helped secure his freedom while the state board of medicine considers reinstatement after June 19. Board secretary Dr John Wheeler called the ruling unanimous though potential reversal by the state supreme court remains possible. Doctors call the reinstatement option unusual as a license revocation normally closes the door to return.
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Candia
Louis E. Wyman
State Board of Registration In Medicine
State Supreme Court
Sander Coud
New Hampshire
Freight Traffic Share of Steam and Diesel Locomotives
In 1949 coal burning steam locomotives hauled about half the freight traffic for Class I railroads measured in gross ton miles, down from roughly 70 percent in 1946. Diesel locomotives rose from under 10 percent in 1946 to about 34 percent in 1949.
Tibet’s Theocracy Led by Dalai Lama in Lhasa
Tibet is governed as a theocracy by Lamaism priests with a regent and council at the lamasery in Lhasa. The 14th Dalai Lama, installed in 1939, rules under state religious leadership blending legend with governance.
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Tibet
Dalai Lama
Lamasery
Lhasa
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Mrs. Marge Luckey
Nelson G. Kraschel
U. S
Aliquippa, Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
Louis Budenz
Communist Party
Daily Worker
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Owen Lattimore
Budenz
Fordham University
New York City
International
Fonda
Henry Fonda
Frances Seymour Fonda
Craig House Sanitarium
Beacon
N. Y
Sander
Ing
Walnut
Abbie Borreto
Manchester
John SS. Wheeler
Robertshaw Her
Rol
Broiler
Aia
Playshoes
Children’s Western
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