Tension Mounts In Cairo Today
Cairo police chased stone throwing students through Cairo streets as schools struck to protest Britain’s stay in the Suez Canal zone. Port Said saw a four hour clash between Egyptian guerrillas and British troops with the Liver pool cruiser in harbor firing during the fighting.
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Cairo
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Port Said
Mediterranean
Canal
Liverpool
U.S
Ibrahim el Farag 7Asha
U. S
Jefferson Cattery
Cattery
el Farag
Washington
Truman
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Turkey
Farouk
Narriman
Taha Hussein Pasha
Riverside Man Dies in Iowa City Mercy Hospital
Riverside James Francis Cooney aged 65 died at Mercy hospital Iowa City after a period of illness. He was a farmer from Iowa and Johnson counties later residing in Riverside. Survived by wife Mary Reynolds a son four daughters and four sisters and four brothers. Funeral at St. Mary Church Riverside with burial at St. Michael cemetery Holbrook Sorden and Adams in charge. Body to be taken to Riverside home Sunday afternoon with a Rosary service Sunday evening.
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Riverside
James Francis Cooney
Aim
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
St. Mary Church
Jere
Thomas Wolfe
Sorden and Adams
St. Micheals Cemetery
Holbrook
Mr. Cooney
Iowa County
Mary Reynolds
Towa
Johinson
Ba Coones
Bernard McNamara
Masonville
Wayne Mc Neil
Oxford
LeRoy O'Conner
Donald Swailes
Ainsworth
Thomas Costalo
John Delaney
John McCabe
James Beeney
Hallmland
Ind
Robert
Fairfield
Raymond
Vincent
Towa City
Thomas
Paul DeWitt of Fredonia Dies in Muscatine
Paul DeWitt 42 of near Fredonia died about 2:50 a.m. today at Bellevue Hospital Muscatine where he had been a week. Born January 18 near here he was married October 14, 1940 to Mildred Natey Columbus City. Survivors include his widow four sons Jerry Le land Burton and Dennis. Also three sisters and two brothers Nelle Dunham Washington Pearl Hoover Winfield Helen Baker Denver Cotp Leonard DeWitt Sant Point Idaho Lawrence DeWitt Berkeley. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Stacey Funeral Home with Rev Sears of the Methodist Church in charge. Burial Indian Creek Cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
Paul DeWitt
Fredonia
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
DeWitt
Toto
Here
Wildham KR. DeWitt
Mary Knott DeWitt
Mildred Natey
Columbus City
Jerry
Leland
Burton
Dennis
Nelle Dunham
Washington
Pearl Hoover
Winfield
Helen Baker
Penver
Cotp
Leonard DeWitt
Sant Point
Idaho
Lawrence DeWitt
Berkeley
Stacey Funeral Home
Sears
The
Methodist Church
Indian Creek Cemetery
Taft Defends Speech Against Eisenhower
Senator Robert A Taft defended a campaign speech that attacked Dwight D Eisenhower while denying he helped prepare the remarks He said the speech suggested reasons why Eisenhower might be a weak candidate and that he accepts such critiques as legitimate within the race for the GOP nomination.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Ingalls
Davenport man jailed for suspended license driving
Floyd Hutt of Davenport was sentenced to two days in the county jail for operating a motor vehicle on a public highway while his license was suspended. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Th. M. Putnam.
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Floyd Hutt
Davenport
Th. M. Putnam
Bond Election Set For Monday In Washington Independent
Washington Independent school district voters go to the polls Monday to decide a $175000 bond issue to fund a high school expansion with new classrooms a lunch room kitchen facilities and a gymnasium. Polls open at noon and close at 7 pm with absentee ballots available from C P Weldin. A 60 percent majority is required to approve. The district emphasizes proper ballot marking and states the annual tax cost would be about 2 mills per thousand of assessed value, roughly $3.55 yearly for the average Washington home.
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Washington Independent School District
Cymnasium
Iowa
Washington County
Washington Sechool
C. P. Weldin
Washington School Board
Washington Independent School
Washington
Hivening Journal
Washington High School
South Third Avenue
West Madison Streets
Colder Weather Arrives Across Midwest States
A cold wave heads into the middle west with a sharp fall from 60s to 40s expected tonight in Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin. Forecasters predict lows from 5 to 15 below zero in northern Minnesota as Arctic air sweeps toward the Ohio Valley by Sunday morning. Snow and freezing rain blanket Iowa and Wisconsin creating hazardous driving conditions. The weather shift stems from a late storm center that previously caused floods in California.
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Middle West
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
California
Breakfast at Herrin Township High School Cafeteria
Officials note high student demand as many arrive early and skip breakfast at home. The candy machine is busy, signaling a need for morning meals and luncheon options in the school cafeteria.
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Herrin
Ill
Herrin Township High School
California Storm Brings Relief After Lethal Floods
Los Angeles and southern California faced a new cold front as 15 lives were lost and damages rose to millions. Evacuees returned home in Hawaiian Gardens and Reseda while officials anticipated light showers and manageable runoff from the coming storm.
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California
Hawaiian Garden-Arestia
Los Angeles
Reseda
San Fernando Valley
Gulf of Alaska
Weather Bureau
Weather Outlook for Des Moines Iowa
Cloudy with rain east and very light snow or flurries north. Temperatures fall this afternoon with highs 35 to 55. Tonight partly cloudy and much colder with snow flurries northeast and a cold wave in the northwest. Lows 0 to 15 north and 15 to 20 southeast. Sunday partly cloudy and colder with highs 20 to 25. Monday slowly rising temperatures outlook.
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Des Moines
Goliath Frog Of West Africa Noted For Ceremonial Use
The goliath frog of West Africa is described as the largest frog species. Its large thigh bones are valued by locals for ceremonial rites.
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West Africa
Jaycees Meet at High School Monday
Washington Junior Chamber members are urged to attend a meeting at the high school Monday afternoon from 4 to 7. Afterward they will transport voters to the polls for the school bond election. A 7:30 dinner at The Pines will host 10 Keota men seeking to form a local Junior Chamber chapter with panel discussions by Bill Perdock Dale Booth Don McClure and Virgil Wittmer.
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Washineton
Jaycee
the Pines
Keota
Bill Perdock
Dale Booth
Don McClure
Washington Group
Virgil Wittmer
Tavern Operator Admits Fight Linked to Death
Davenport authorities study the statement of Edward Kelly a tavern operator who admitted striking a man found dead later in an alley. Kelly was arrested yesterday as officers investigate whether charges should be filed.
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Davenport
Edward Kelly
Driving charges bind over in Louisa County
Glen Van Auken was bound over to the grand jury on intoxication charges at a Louisa County hearing. Roberts Van Auken pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and operating while suspended. he is held in the Louisa County jail on a 500 bond.
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Louisa County
Cole Mebes Junction
Glen van Auken
Grand
Justice of the Peace
Roberts
van Auken
Marvin Teeter Minarshal
Miriam Buster
Highway 2
Columbus Junction
Buster
Miss Buster
Harold Neilson
Teeter Hii
Fredonia
Tokyo
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
John Praffinger
Sandspit B. C
Moresby Island
Queen Charlotte Group
Gwo
Seattle
Farmers Mutual Holds 77th Annual Meeting In Offices Here
Farmers Mutual Insurance association held its 77th annual meeting at local offices. Officers were re elected: FH AL Dusenbery president George Lord vice president W O Morgan treasurer Charles Kennedy secretary. The board saw five members re elected with a slate of township representatives. The company reported its largest annual business increase with last year’s total of 94365430 and fire loss claims of 43288.03 discussed by JL Keeney Grinnell president of Farmers Mutual Reinsurance.
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Farmers Mutual Inosurance Association
AL Dusehvery
George ML. Lord
W. O. Morgan
Charles Whennedy
Dwight FE. Robison
Brighton
Claude Flynn
Iowa
C. A. Morgan
Richland
HH. T. Carris
Seventy-Six
Charles Kennedy
Washington
George F. Wright
Franklin
B.C. Foster
Lime Creek
Francis Wright
Dutch Creek
Samuel Marsh
Marion
EE. EF. Ferguson
Crawford
Lloyd Marek
Jackson
Sidney Coon
Highland
W. C. Morgan
Clay
H. A. Dusenbery
Cedar
George Lord
Oregon
William HE. TeBoehurst
Fenelish River
JL. G. Keeney
Grinnell
Farmers Mutual Reinsurance Company
Keeney
Death of Charles Reed in Scott County prompts charge doubt
Scott County Attorney Clark Filseth said murder charges were unlikely in the death of 50 year old Charles Reed found near Kelly's tavern and noted any charges would more likely be manslaughter or assault if filed.
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Charles Reed
Scott County
Clark © Filseth
Reed
Aunalles
Kelly's Tavern
Thirty Six Missing From Plane Down On West Coast
A fragmented item notes thirty six missing persons related to a plane down on the West Coast. The text mentions heat lamps used by farmers and a statement by Mr Kennedy about permits affecting policies. A board meeting is described with J No Win ehell of Cedar Rapids and Paul A Anderson speaking to members.
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Kennedy
Oral Davidson 58 Dies at Home in Washington County
Oral Davidson 58 of 6240 East Tenth street died at 11:1 a.m after months of illness. He was a highway maintenance operator and is survived by his wife Elsie Kieses and 14 children. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday January 21 at the Christian church with Dr. Reed presiding. Burial Elm Grove cemetery. Jones Funeral Home in charge. Born November 5, 1899 in Washington County to Po W. Davidson and Lena Jacobs. Survivors include numerous children and relatives in Washington and surrounding areas. He was a member of the Christian church and the Modern Woodman.
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Oral Davidson
East Tenth Street
Mr. Davidson
Christian Church
R. Reed
Elm Grove Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Washington County
Poow
Lena Jacobs Davidson
Crawfordsville
Elsie Kieses
Donna Markin
Moline
Dorothy Patterson
Lena Davidson
Lrs
Deleie Karll
James Davidson
May Miller
Washington
Glenna Miller
West Chester
Amy Williams
Montezuma
Wilbur Davidson
Emmett Davidson
Alrs
Iva Jacobs
Birmingham
Harold Davidson
Stockport
Lioyd Davidson
Salina
Kansas
Flossie Long
Richland
Po W. Davidson
New Crisis In Truce Parley
In Panmunjom Korea the armistice talks face a new crisis as the Communists protest alleged jet attacks on Red truce delegates and push back on airfield restrictions. UN warns no progress without concessions while Gen Ridgway returns to Tokyo after talks. Subcommittees plan to meet again Sunday despite the gloom.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Pyrongrange-Kunesone
Uwon
Alan Winnington
United Nations
Matthew Bo Ridgway
U. N
Tokyo
C. Turner Joy
Panimunjom
Reds
Former Keota Bank President Dies In Florida
Franks Stoutner former president of the Security State Bank in Keota died suddenly in Orlando Florida at 6 00 p m Friday He had moved to Denver for health reasons years ago and had been wintering in Florida Survivors include his widow Lizzie Goodlander a brother Clyde of Keota and several nieces and nephews Funeral services are in definite
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Keota Bank
Florida
Keota
W Franks Stoutner
Security State Bank
Orlando
Clyde Stoutner
Bruce
Chicago
Stoutner
Denver
Colo
Lizzie Goodlander
Clyde
Neices
Parole Revoked for Washington Youth in Eldora Transfer
Leroy Letts 1 8 of Washington was taken to the state training school for boys at Eldora Friday by deputy sheriff Lloyd Robertson. Letts' parole was revoked in a juvenile court hearing before Judge Frank Bechly here.
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Leroy Letts
Washington
Eldora
Lloyd Robertson
Letts
Frank Bechly
Prayer for TSYDAY in James W. Kennedy's Rite
A brief devotional prayer asks God to guide will and strength from dawn to dawn that the speaker may live their best each day. The text names God and James W. Kennedy and emphasizes trust beyond sight and patient following of divine will.
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James W. Kennedy
Conscience drives burglar to skip cash at Bangor bottling works
In Bangor a burglary set off a community chest pledge cards. The thief blew open a safe but left $15 of cash untouched, suggesting a misplaced sense of duty while targeting the bottling plant.
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Bangor
New Yeast and Fungi Strains Spark Food Innovation
New strains of yeasts and fungi formed from fundamental studies promise improvements in beer and bread. Researchers expect enhanced fermentation and potency in penicillin production.
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Kores
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