UN Forces Raid Inchon in Daring Daylight Landing
United Nations forces launched a daylight raid on Inchon, seizing the almost undefended port after a 24 hour naval bombardment. A UPI report notes 40 North Koreans killed, two wounded captured, with UN troops pushing toward Seoul as western front clashes intensify and Beoul comes into view.
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Inchon
Tokyo
United Nations
Seoul
Korea
United Press
Richard Applegate
Applegate
UN 1St Corps
Choosing a lighter color for wall painting
When selecting or tinting, pick a lighter hue than the desired finish. A color that reads light on a card or sample will appear darker on a large wall area due to reflection from three surrounding surfaces.
Cream Whipping Tips For Better Texture
Cream with 30 to 35 percent milk fat is ideal for whipping. Coffee cream at 18 to 20 percent can work if cold and at least one day old. A well beaten egg white added to coffee cream will sometimes help it whip.
Des Moines Weather Outlook Flurries with Bitter Cold
In Des Moines Iowa the forecast calls for cloudy skies with snow flurries this afternoon and diminishing snow tonight. North to northwest winds around 20 mph today and 15 mph Sunday. Temperatures fall to 5 to 15 below zero in the north and 0 to below zero in the south tonight with highs Sunday from zero to 5 below in the north and zero to 5 above in the south. Continued cold Monday with a chance of light snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Liquor-by-the-drink bill to be debated in Iowa legislature
Iowa lawmakers in weekend recess as Rep. Burris and Rep. Judd prepare to introduce a liquor-by-the-drink bill. The proposal would legalize liquor by the drink with local option via referendum, reviving the wet-dry fight in Des Moines. Rep. Gallup also plans a $5000 appropriation to fund an investigation into irregularities in the Iowa agriculture department.
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Des Moines
Iowa
C. J. Burris
Maquoketa
W. N. Judd
Clinton
Lee Gallup
Libertyville
House
Iowa Agriculture Department
Restrict Tin Use Ordered By New Government Today
The government issued drastic tin use limits to secure supplies for military and essential civilian needs. Civilian tin use will drop about one third with a 11 percent cut in beer can production and stricter tinplate coatings for some crops. The order preserves the 1951 perishable foods pack and shifts dry foods to black plate cans to conserve tin imports from the Far East, South America and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CUP
Far East
South America
Africa
Driver Charged After Fatal Iowa Collision
Stuart Iowa report says Leonard Bauer a Dexter truck driver was charged with drunken driving after a truck car crash that killed Emil Peterson 56 of Omaha. Petersons wife and James Hansen both of Omaha were injured and hospitalized in Greenfield.
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Stuart
Leonard Bauer
Dexter
Emil Peterson
Omaha
Peterson
James Hansen
Greenfield
Bauer
Here
Burlington Building Destroyed by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin swept through a one story cement block building in the Flint Hills federal housing area causing an estimated 75 000 dollars in damage. High winds fueled the blaze and the structure housing a food market drug store barber shop and beauty shop was nearly a complete loss with no injuries reported.
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Burlington
Federal Housing Administration
Flint Hills
Newton Man Seeks 100000 in Scaffold Fall Suit
Glenn Dickerson of Newton sued Safway Steel Scaffolds Co of Iowa and Edwards and Browne Coal Co of Sioux City for 100000 damages in district court alleging injuries from a scaffold accident at a Perry granary in October 1949. He says the fall caused arthritis preventing work. This is the third filing arising from the accident.
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Des Moines
Glenn Dickerson
Newton
Safway Steel
Covers for cold nights aid early outdoor cabbage and lettuce
During cold waves cloth and paper coverings help protect cabbage and lettuce plants set outside in late winter or early spring, enabling premature outdoor growth.
Junior Chamber Dance Sponsored in Washington
The Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a dance at the Washington Legion hall Wednesday evening at o o clock. Admission is free and no collection will be taken to cover prizes for intermission contests. Contests will feature special plans with ample fun, including square and social dancing and beginner square dancing instruction.
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Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce
Washington Legion Hall
Chamber
Atomic Test Blast Felt in Las Vegas
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a periodic atomic weapon test at the Nevada proving grounds 45 miles from Las Vegas. Journal staff reported feeling the concussion or seeing the bright flash of the blast around 5 local time.
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Las Vegas
Nev
The
Proving Grounds
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Proving Ground
Nevada City
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Ronald Gardner
Missionaries to Help DeKonings With Work
Rev. Carol Tamplin and his son Jonathan arrive from Bolivia South America Guatemala and Honduras for a week at Rev. and Mrs DeKoning to conduct seven services for the American Sunday School Union. Tamplin has 26 years in mission work including four in Bolivian jungles. His prize winning films will be shown with the audience in Gladwin on Wednesday night.
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Carol Tamplin
Jonathan
Bolivia
South America
Guatemala
Honduras
Jacob DeKoning
DeKoning
American Sunday School Union
Tamplin
New York City
Gladwin
Keota Man Hopes Honest Folks Return Lost Billfold
Alva A. Heisdorffer of Keota R D 3 lost his billfold between Keota and Washington after borrowing money for license plates. The wallet contained the loan and a duplicate note. Heisdorffer offers a reward and notes most Washington County residents are honest.
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Alva A. Heisdorffer
Keota R. R. 3
Keota
Washington
Heisdorffer
Rites Held For Mrs. Shradel at Riverside
Mrs Antonette Shradel 88 died at daughter's Riverside home. native of Prague. Funeral Monday at 9 AM in St Marys Riverside. Burial Riverside cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Skubal Mrs Goetz and Mrs Rummehart, sister Mrs Havel Jr brother Stanley Beranek, 13 grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
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Riverside
Antonette Shradel
George Goetz
Washington
St. Mary's Church
Thomas Wolfe
Riverside Public Cemetery
Fred Skubal
Sorden & Adams
Shradel
Charles Shradel
Holy Trinity Ehurch
Richmond
James Havel Jr
Ainsworth
Stanley Beranek
Funeral services for Mrs. Delia Peterson of Burlington
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in Crawfordsville Federated church for Mrs Delia Peterson of Burlington. Rev Ernest Smith led the service with special music by Mrs Genevieve Holmes and Mrs Alma Johnson. Pallbearers included Orleaf Caparoon Max Ross Marshall Rose Del Farrier Kenneth Cherryholmes and Cleo Fletcher. Interment followed in Crawfordsville cemetery.
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Crawfordsville
Delia Petersen
Burlington
Ernest Smith
Genevieve Holmes
Alma Johnson
Orleaf Caparoon
Max Ross
Marshall Rose
del Farrier
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Cleo Fletcher
Crawfordsville Cemetery
Trucker Loses Two Trailer Wheels in City Tilt
A Behlen Manufacturing Company truck from Chicago tilted at East Washington and South Second. Two trailer wheels came off the rig with one found near the State theatre and the other missing east of town. The driver continued to Columbus, Nebraska after securing spares.
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Behlen Manufacturing Company
Chicago
East Washington
South Second Avenue
State Theatre
Columbus
Neb
Washington
Wages and Price Controls Blasted Across Nation
Industrialists labor leaders and housewives denounce the government wage and price freeze. Bosses say controls won’t curb inflation while workers decry inequities. Meat industry groups warn of black markets and pork price competition. Critics urge broader application and fair patterns.
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United Press
Cold Wave Grips West as Temperatures Plunge Far Below Zero
A severe cold wave sweeps the western states and Midwest with temperatures dropping well below zero. Readings reach 2 below at Cut Bank Montana and 19 below at Glasgow Montana, with wind chill and blizzard conditions. forecasters warn of further drops toward 30 below in Helena and a march eastward to the Ohio River by nightfall.
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United Press
Midwest
Plains
Cut Bank
Mont
Glasgow
Dickinson
N. C
Helena
Julius Radner
Chicago
Ohio River
Defends Conditions At Texas Air Base
At Lackland Air Base officers reject rumors of epidemics among recruits and blame fifth columnists for spreading fear. Capt. Myron Roth denies six deaths due to housing shortages and notes subversive calls to newspapers and congressmen as Gen. Vanderberg orders an investigation.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lackland Air Base
Air Force
Myron Roth
Roth
Hoyt S. Vanderberg
Air Force Chief of Staff
Lackland Base Opens Investigation Over Crowd Conditions
Roth states investigation underway into crowded conditions at Lackland. He urges worried parents to visit the base if they wish to ease concerns while the inquiry proceeds.
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Lackland
Roth
Walton League Member Drive Opens Monday on the Square
The Chicagua chapter of the Izaak Walton League launches its annual membership drive Monday with a store-to-store canvass on the square. The campaign ends with a February 28 chicken dinner at St James social hall featuring a conservation style show by Iva Green of the department of public instruction.
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Chicagua
Izaak Walton League
St. James Social Hall
Iva Green
Department of Public Instruction
Margaret Evans Heads to Iowa City for Today’s Business
Margaret Evans boarded a city bus this morning bound for Iowa City to handle daylong business engagements.
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Margaret Evans
Iowa City
Ardennes Coffee Custom Named Cups After Dinner
An old Ardennes custom prescribes ten after dinner coffees each with a specific name. The sequence includes cafe gloria pousse cafe goutte vegoutte surgoultte rin cette re-rincette sur-rin cette and coupe de l etrier.
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Ardennes
Change in first price stabilizer orders expected
Washington reports the government froze wages and prices for December 19 to January 20 with a midnight start. The price freeze will gradually transform over 90 days into broad price ceilings. wage controls may ease early next week. Meat prices are regulated while fresh produce and seafood are exempt. Inflation fears prompt calls for further rollbacks and warnings of potential black markets.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Ching
Michael V. Dis Salle
Grace Hill Men Plan Oyster Supper
Grace Hill men's club will host a free oyster supper Monday at 7 pm. Ralph, editor of the Washin[g]ton (?) will discuss battleship Missouri, summer. Calvin Wolfe will sing, with the Pearsons of West Chester providing instrumental music. Public invited.
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Hill Men’s Club
Ralp
Washi
Calvin Wolfe
Pearsons
West Chester
Jury Acquits Woman Of Murdering Husband
Des Moines Iowa district court jurors acquitted Zelma R R Crawford 38 of Des Moines of murder in the stabbing death of her husband Louis during a June argument at the cafe rooming they ran. The all woman jury deliberated about nine hours concluding self defense. Hanging Laundry The equivalent of a two and ton truck is lifted every year women hang laundry on the line.
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Des Moines
Zelma RR. Crawford
Moines
Crawford
Louis
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International Soundphoto
U. S
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CIO
William H. Ruffin
National Association of Manufacturers
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