Iowa Legislature Faces Revenue, Expenditure Pressure
Iowa interim committee reports the 195 budget gap is real with no revenue growth. It urges new or higher taxes as many departments seek increases, warns against tapping the 30 million surplus, and notes doubled printing costs. It praises a Chicago efficiency firm and calls for cost savings and tuition raises where needed.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Legislative Interim Committee
William S. Beardsley
GOP
Moose Lodge Hosts New Year Eve Party for Members
The Moose Lodge invites all members and their wives to a December New Year’s Eve party. Admission is free for members and a Dutch lunch will be provided at no charge.
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Moose Lodge
Mouse Lapses as Example for Red Workers in Berlin
In Berlin a mouse served to 20 Communist East German Ministry of Finance workers was cited as an example after 200 employees fell ill from a state lunch. Lab tests found nothing wrong with the meal, prompting the union newspaper to deride the lab report as imaginary illness.
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Berlin
Tribuene
Ministry of Finance
U S Lagging In Jet Production Says General Vandenberg
General Hoyt Vandenberg told Planes magazine that Russia is supplying Chinese forces with more jet fighters than the United States can deliver to Korea. He said Soviet production over five years equals or exceeds U S output, and more than half of U S Air Force planes are obsolete.
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Washington
Hoyt Vandenberg
Russia
United States
Korea
Air Force
U. S
Vandenberg
Aircraft Industries Association
Planes
Search for Victims in Chicago Furniture Store Blaze
Firefighters, wiremen and rescue crews comb the ruins of the General Furniture Co after a powerful blast in a busy Chicago shopping area. Three bodies were removed from the four story building while three more are feared dead. The basement flooding hindered recovery as walls risked collapse.
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Chicago
General Furniture Co
Fort Madison inmate sues Union Pacific for damages
Inmate Robert Poindexter, acting as his own attorney, files a damage suit against Union Pacific Railroad claiming railroad agent K O Fimmell beat him and coerced a confession after an arrest at Council Bluffs. Poindexter alleges Fimmell grabbed him, leveled a gun, handcuffed him, threatened to kill him, and forced a confession to a Greyhound bus station robbery.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Council Bluffs
Robert Poindexter
K.ooa Fimmell
Poindexter
Council Blutts
Fimmell
Fimiell
Fight on Filibuster May Cause Furore
A bipartisan drive to curb filibusters could disrupt Republican plans for a smooth start to the new Congress. About 20 Republicans and northern Democrats meet with Sen. Lehman to discuss changing the 64 vote rule to shut off debate. Senator Humphrey signaled the fight would begin when Congress opens, as Southern Democrats oppose limits on filibusters used against civil rights legislation.
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Congress
Herbert H. Lehman
Dn.y
Oo Pom
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Fayette Youth Dies Of Gunshot Wounds
Lyle Miller fourteen died in an Oelwein hospital from gunshot wounds suffered while hunting near Fayette with two companions. He was wounded in the hip when a gun discharged during the outing.
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Eisenhower Meets Taft and Leaders in Harmony Parley
Former President Eisenhower hosts a harmony conference with Taft and other leaders. Luther I. Johnson, 82, dies Monday after a yearlong illness. Funeral set for Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. He was born April 20 1870 in Pleasant Plain and lived in Iowa before returning to the state. He leaves a large family including nine children and several grandchildren. one son and one daughter predeceased him.
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Scott Jones
Muscatine
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Riverside
Lyle Wilcox
Washington
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Vevay
Ind
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Fairfield
Luther Johnson Jr
Delbert Johnson
New London
Wyman Suits
County Iowa Staters Banquet Highlights College Speakers
About one hundred attendees at the Ames YMCA banquet of the Iowa Staters heard speakers from ISC including Wallace Barron Eli nor Chase and Helen LeBaron new Dean of Home Economies. Dean LeBaron called for more classroom space and higher salaries to retain faculty. Officers elected were Don Rinner president Mrs James Birney vice president and Ray Glover secretary treasurer. Square dancing by Artemas Brown closed the event.
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Wallace Barron
ISC
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Alumnus Magazine
Helen R. LeBaron
Home
Don Rinner
James Birney
Ray Glover
Artemas Brown
Eisenhower Meets Republicans to Discuss Policy Shaping
President Eisenhower held a luncheon with Senate Republican leaders to map a program for vital foreign and domestic issues. Participants included Sen. Robert Taft and Sen. Styles Bridges with others such as Milton Young and Leverett Saltonstall. Eugene Millikin planned attendance but was late.
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Led Hisenhower
Senate
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Milton K. Young
North Dakota
Agriculture Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Armed Services Committee
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Cooperation
May Charge Acheson With Obstructing UN Inquiry
House investigators said Secretary of State Dean Acheson may be called to answer charges that the State Department obstructed a New York federal grand jury probe into Communist influence at the United Nations. Grand jury members testified that officials hamstrung the inquiry and opposed releasing its report, with four jurors corroborating and noting disloyal Americans still within the UN Secretariat.
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State Department
New York
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D-Ky
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Funeral services for W. O. Moberly held at Riverside Methodist
Funeral services were held at 2 PM Monday in Riverside Methodist Church for W. O. Pat Moberly with Rev. Earl Longfellow officiating. Pallbearers included Lewis Coon Ira Coon Earnest Raymond William Murphy Jesse Nicola and Ivan Lukovsky. The Riverside American Legion post conducted military rites at the graveside under Commander Henry Malasmith. Burial was in Riverside cemetery with Jones funeral home in charge of arrangements.
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W. O
Pat) Moberly
Riverside Methodist Church
Earl Longfellow
Lewis
Ira Coon
Earnest Raymond
William Murphy
Jesse Nicola
Ivan Lukovsky
Riverside American Legion
Henry Malasmith
Riverside Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
VIEW Here Plans New Year Activities at VFW Hall
Members of the VIEW and auxiliary will host their annual New Year’s Eve party at the VFW hall starting 9 50 p m. Dancing and other activities are planned. New Year’s Day brings a VFW potluck dinner and a viewing of the Rose Bowl parade and game on television. An accident is noted involving Doug Everett, 15.
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View and Auxiliary
VFW Hall
VFW
Albia Fire Destroys Half Block. $100000 Damages
A Monday blaze in Albia swept through half a city block, destroying the Chichester Building and Hawkeye Lumber Co. and damaging the Steele Feed Mill and Marlin implement shops. Two firefighters were injured, including Bil Henley who fell about 15 feet. Ottumwa firefighters aided, hotel saved.
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Albia
Chichester
Hawkeye Lumber Co
Steele Feed Mill
Marlin Implement
Chigester
Sawkeye Lumber Co
Clark Hotel
Ottumwa
Bil Henley
Julius Enslin Taken Today
Julius W. Enslin, 74, former Washington merchant, died this afternoon at an Iowa City hospital. The body will be taken to Jones funeral home in Washington for funeral arrangements yet to be announced. He was long active in business on the west side of the square and later worked at the American Pearl Button company.
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Julius W. Enslin
Washington
Iowa City
Jones Funeral Home
Enslin
American Pearl Button Company
Quad City Papers Plan For Special End of Year Editions
Four area newspapers move ahead with special end of year editions larger than normal daily issues. Picketing by Local 170 of the International Typographical Union is reported quiet. A Rock Island Argus photographer says his camera was broken amid jostling by pickets.
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AFL
International Typographical Union
Rock Island
Ill
Argus
Stores Will Close On New Years Day Here
Most stores and offices in Washington will be closed on Thursday for the New Year’s Day holiday. Restaurants and the movies are expected to follow their usual holiday hours. The Evening Journal will be
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The
Evening Journal
Large Crowd Enjoys Vesper Music Here
A near capacity crowd at the Presbyterian church attended a Christ mas Vesper service directed by Edith M Shields. The program featured soloists Juanita Wilson Forrest Walker Mrs Elouise Sorden Ronald Rogers Harry Morrison Dorothy Wrebill Carl Lederer and Grace Lenfest with Bach Gounod Ave Maria sequence of Mexican carols and orchestral harp and violin accompaniment.
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Presbyterian Church
Edith M. Shields
Juanita Wilson
Forrest Walker
Marta
Elouise Sorden
Washington
Ronald Rogers
State University of Iowa
Harry Morrison
Parsons College
Dorothy Wrebill
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Carl Lederer
Grace Lenfest
The
University
Truman to Submit 79 Billion Budget Next Week
President Truman plans to send a fiscal 1954 budget of about 79 billion dollars to the new Republican Congress next week. The plan estimates federal revenues around 69 billion and a deficit near 10 billion if spending is approved with current tax levels. For fiscal 1955 spending is projected at about 75 billion, yielding a similar deficit of about 6 billion.
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Washington
Truman
Republican Congress
Congress
Mr. Truman
Eisler May Star In New Red Purge
Berlin report says General Eisler, a longtime undercover agent for the Kremlin, may face a purge trial in East Germany with at least four co defendants. If convicted, he could be executed. Sources say he was fired as propaganda chief after arrest and that a show trial aims to scapegoat officials amid shortages and failing collectivization.
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Berlin
General Eisler
Kremlin
F Hisler
Reds
East Germany
Scientists Trace Early Human Fire Use Across Ancient Times
Researchers suggest fire mastery emerged over two thousand years ago, with evidence from early sites indicating controlled flame use by hominin groups long before recorded history.
Weather Outlook for Iowa Diminishes Snow Chance
Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with no major temperature shift. Lows range from 5 to 15 degrees in the north and 10 to 20 in the south with near zero readings in the far north. Highs near 25 to 30 in the north and 30 to 36 in the south. Light snow possible in extreme northeast Wednesday night. Thursday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sero
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