McGrath Defends Caudle During Tax Probe Inquiry
J Howard McGrath told a Senate subcommittee he fired Caudle in 1949 only after finding no serious irregularities in Caudles conduct. Caudle, an early Justice Department official, had risen to head the tax prosecutions division before later scrutiny and speculation about his activities.
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UN Jets Clash Over Korea Claim Two Downed Planes
American F 86 Sabres fought with Mig 15s over northwest Korea for two engagements. Sabres reportedly shot down two Reds and damaged two others, with one probable kill credited to Lt. Donald Q Griffith. Several other pilots were noted for damage in morning and afternoon skirmishes. Weather hindered larger action but all Sabres returned safely to base.
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Tax witness linked to Oliphant on the stand in tax probe
Richard C. Schwartz an assistant head of the IRS Penal Division testified to Washington lawmakers in a House tax probe. He said Henry W. Grunewald a private investigator intervened in a tax fraud case with Revenue Bureau Chief Counsel Charles Oliphant who resigned recently. Grunewald was located at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington.
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High School Expansion Bond Drive Seeks 175000 Election
Petitions circulated by the Junior Chamber of Commerce ask the Washington Independent School District board to call an election for a 175000 bond to fund a gymnasium an industrial arts shop and additional classrooms. The request mirrors a previously defeated 190000 proposal, now combined with existing 190000 funds to total 305000 for the project. Signatures must equal 25 of last election voters, about 100, before submission to the board.
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Riots erupt at Iranian Parliament during Mossadegh session
In Tehran the Iranian parliament saw clashes inside and outside as opposition deputies heckled Premier Mossadegh. About 5 people were injured, with guards clearing the chamber and troops deployed at the gates amid a tense open session.
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Mohamed Mossadegh
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Hungarians Refuse U S Note on Plane Incident
Budapest reports Hungary rejects the American claim that a U S C 47 strayed into Hungarian airspace during a flight from Munich to Belgrade. Soviet fighters forced the landing and four crew were seized. Hungary sent a note to the U S legation demanding no crew release and denied U S subversion charges.
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Devil's Food Cake Wins Her $25,000
Mrs. 8 P Weston of La Jolla Calif won the $25,000 first prize in the Pillsbury bake off for a frosting mixed with batter cake named Starlight double delight. Margaret Truman presented the check and praised the cook of the year. Weston is a Vassar graduate and mother of two.
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Margaret Truman
Atomic Weapons Now Part of U S Arms
Washington reports that U S atomic weapons are being produced in finished form and that new information from recent tests at Frenchmans Flat is quickly integrated into weapon designs. Gordon Dean states the U S has a substantial lead over Russia and plans further tests this spring.
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VFEW Auxiliary to Institute New Chapter in Williamsburg
Members of the VFEW auxiliary travel to Williamsburg on Wednesday evening to institute a new auxiliary chapter. VEW post and auxiliary members are invited to attend a 6:30 p.m. meeting at the VFW hall. Timber is a farm crop senior at Ashley Hall School in Charleston.
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Funeral Wednesday For Dr. W. B. Crooks
Funeral services for Dr. William B. Crooks 76 will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jones funeral home with burial in Crawfordsville cemetery. Dr. Crooks practiced dentistry in Washington for over 50 years and was a Spanish American War veteran. Survivors include Minnie Nellswanger his wife, a brother Henry Crooks of Crawfordsville, and sisters in Nebraska.
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Parsons College
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Minnie Nellswanger
New London
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Washington
Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
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L. B. Nicola
Norfolk
Nebr
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Congressmen Speak At Farm Bureau Meet
CHICAGO hosts two congressmen addressing American Farm Bureau Federation members during the general session. Rep Clair Engles of California will discuss land and water policies on the interior and insular affairs committee. Rep Albert McCole of Kansas will speak on banking and currency and the question Do we dare to be free. Federation President Allan A Kkline opens the morning session and Roger Fleming reads the annual report.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Clair Engles
Califo
House
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Albert Mc Cole
Kan
Allan Akkline
Sesson
Roger Fleming
One Man Wounded In Iowa Restaurant Brawl
A brawl in a Guttenberg restaurant lot left Leonard Garrett 25 Tulsa in a Dubuque hospital with a gunshot wound to the arm. Leon Smith 22 Claremore was jailed on assault charges, and Les Wolter 42 Guttenberg owner was questioned by Sheriff Forrest Fischer after firing a shot at Garrett and Smith as they fled the building.
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Forrest Fischer
Leonard Garrett
Tulsa
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Dubuque
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Leon Smith
Claremore
Les Wolter
Fischer
Wolter
Garrett
Smith
Walter
Town Cab Business Sold to New Owner
Keith Daering announced the sale of the town taxi business to Bill Mebote. Mr McDole will take over immediately. Daering said his plans for the future are indefinite. He has owned the taxicab business here for the past year.
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Bill Mebote
McDole
Daering
Disputed Testimony Refused In Ottumwa Manslaughter Trial
Judge Heinrich Taylor refused to admit death bed testimony from Mrs. Robert Lyman regarding her daughter Martha Lyman in the manslaughter case of Air Force private Carroll McIntire. McIntire 20 Fairfield formerly at Chanute Field is charged with causing Martha Lyman 17 to fall from his car on Sept 1. The ruling followed two days of arguments on admissibility.
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Heinrich Taylor
Robert Lyman
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Carroll McIntire
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Chanute Field
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Melntire
Students Seek Probe of SUI Newspaper and Stations
Representatives of seven student groups in Iowa City demand a formal inquiry into the University of Iowa student paper The Prairy fowan WSUI radio and the journalism school. They will present the matter to the student council next Thursday night as protests arise over a sorority’s opposition to a Black coed and refusals to publish her letter.
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Reds Reject Prisoner Exchange Plan At Panmunjom Talks
In twin Panmunjom subcommittees the Communists rejected a four for four prisoner exchange and refused to allow Red Cross visits or prisoner releases aligning with the armistice. They also balked at continuing rotation of American troops without neutral policing, leaving talks deadlocked with 16 days to Dec. 27. North Korean Maj. Gen Lee Sang Cho opened the session with a call for all war prisoners to be released after an armistice.
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Lee Sang Cho
Shortage Of Steel Will Hit Industry
Defense official Charities B. Wilson warned the metal shortage will squeeze manufacturers of hard goods like autos and refrigerators in 1952. He noted production is down 40 percent from 1950 and metal shortages may worsen by mid 1952, though steel supply has risen and the Kaiser aluminum plant at Chalmette will boost supplies.
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Everett McArtor Bound Over On OMVI Charge
Everett McArtor was apprehended by the highway patrol on December 8 and waived preliminary hearing before Justice H. M. Putnam. He was bound over to the district court under a 590 dollar bond. McArtor also has another OMVI charge pending in district court.
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Joe DiMaggio Ends Baseball Career
New York reports that Joe DiMaggio retired today after 13 seasons as a stellar Yankee slugger known as the Yankee Clipper. The 37 year old announced the decision at a dramatic press conference, ending a career highlighted by many world renowned seasons and earlier stints with San Francisco in the Pacific Coast League.
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Question Daughter Uncle In Slaying Of Mahaska Woman
Mahaska County authorities questioned Dorothy Noe and Cecil Noe following the hatchet slaying of Christina Noe 54 at her Eddyville farm home. No charges were filed. The body was found by Christina’s son Richard Noe 18 after returning from work at Ottumwa.
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Mahaska County
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Cecil Noe
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John Morrell Packing Company
Ottumwa
Dwight Mateer
Miss Noe
East Germans Hit UN Election Plans
East German representatives condemned a proposed UN on the spot inquiry into potential free German elections. They urged immediate adoption of a German conducted inquiry under four occupying powers. Dr Lothar Borg warned against Western intervention and pledged a separate inquiry aligned with the Soviet zone.
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Mrs C O Davis Plans Davenport Visit With Grayson Family
Mrs C O Davis travels to Davenport to stay a month with her daughter Mrs Charles Grayson and family, visiting relatives and enjoying time with kin before returning home.
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Davenport
Charles Grayson
Weather boys MOVIES IOWA Cloudy cold with light snow
Cloudy and colder today with highs in the 20s and northwest winds 20 to 30 mph. Light snow in the southeast and flurries elsewhere, then continued clouds and cold tonight and Wednesday with additional light snow in the north and flurries over most of the state. Lows around 15 to 20. highs near 26 in parts of the northwest.
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