Dismissal Sought In Meat Packers Price Suit
Chicago lawyers push to dismiss a government suit accusing Swab Armour Oscar Mayer Tiiness Miller Hart and Tobin packers of leaving excess fat on pork cuts in violation of price controls. They seek an injunction to halt the case arguing proof of deliberate violation is lacking.
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Ecb
Attor- Hess
Koverniment
Thackers
Armour
Oscar Mayer
Tiiness Meat
Miller and Hart
Tobin Packing Companies
OPS
O Distriisal Con Hrounds
U S
John PP. Barnes
Young People Lead Union Service Here
Washington church youths led the Sunday evening union service at the Christian church. Gene Jusenheiner presided as youth speakers and music filled the program during Youth Week, highlighted by a talk on the United Christian Youth Movement goals to engage one million Christians. The observance continues with a union service planned for next Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
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The
Christian Church
Gene Jusenheiner
United Christian Youth Movement
Chistian
Janet Augustine
David Horsey
Dick Cole
Virginia Zateglowski
Joyee Logan
Vat Berry
Gene Pooth
Jane Polk
Charles Luckenbill
Ange
Ad Melva Schnicker
Presbyterian Church
Keota Graduation Schedule Announced for 1952
Keota School sets 1952 commencement for May 15 at the high school gymnasium and Baccalaureate on May 11. A swap party hosted by the FLELA will occur January 30 in the school gym. An operetta Tom Sawyer by grades four through seven is planned for February 24 under music director Margaret Pfeifer with Carol Luers as accompanist.
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Kkeota
Keota
Mark Twain
VFW Members To Hold Recreation Night Here
VFW members will host a guest recreation night at the VFW hall on Tuesday evening. Cards have been sent inviting members to attend and bring a guest. The program includes a chili feed and a discussion of veterans’ current problems with caps and TN.
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VEW
VW Hall
Minister 97 Preaches At Cottonwood Church Sunday
Rev Allred, born 1855 in Wayne County Iowa, is honored at Cottonwood church. He recounts a lifetime of pastorates from Lovilla to Des Moines and Lovilla built church projects. A basket dinner followed as family and guests paid tribute to his health memory and long ministry.
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Rood
Allred
Cottonwood
South Side
Des Moines
Will Alfred
Coppock
Rev. Allred
Wayne County
Iowa
Towa
Alred
Lovilla
Revo RJ. Allred
Wayland
Wil Alfred
Fear Fifteen Dead In Fire Premier Named By Farouk
Washington Christian youth plan a meeting at the YMCA next Sunday afternoon at 6 p m to join The Call to Take a Christian Youth Action. The United Christian Youth Movement promotes enlisting one million youth and leaders in community and world projects. Youth Week runs January 27 to February 3 with Washington youth dedicating themselves to the program.
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United Action
YMCA
Cpm
United Christian Youth Movement
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Christian Youth of
Egyptian King Names Maher Pasha Premier to Tackle Crisis
King Farouk sworn in Aly Maher Pasha as premier and military governor after ousting Nahas Pasha. The independent leader seeks Wafdist cooperation, outlines plans for martial law, and aims to ease Anglo Egyptian tensions while addressing a severe economic crisis and post riot damage. Cairo remains under strict curfew with Sicherheit forces patrolling downtown.
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Egypt
Aly Maher Pasha
Maher Pasha
Farouk
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Abdin
Nahas Nasha
Nahas Pasha
Britain
Ranchers Seek Federal Aid For Dakota Blizzard Losses
South Dakota ranchers urged federal emergency funds as 20 foot snow drifts stranded livestock and blocked routes. Officials fear further losses if a new storm hits. Gov. Anderson urged Washington for 500000 to back snow plow efforts and feed deliveries.
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Sikurd Anderson
Washington
Rites at Junction For A L Morgan Thursday
Funeral services for A L Morgan will be held Thursday at 2 pm in Stacey funeral home Columbus Junction with Reverend Sears officiating. Burial will be in Columbus City cemetery. Morgan, a former local resident, died Saturday night in Austin Minnesota. He was born near Columbus Junction, son of John M Morgan. Survived by three sons Kenneth Austin Max Lyle Minnesota Wayne California and eight grandchildren.
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A.L. Morgan
Stacey
FE. C. Sears
Columbus City
Mr. Morgan
Austin
Minn
Columba Junction
John M. Morgan
Mabel McCurley
Kenneth
Max
Lyle Minn
Wayne
Calif
Funeral services for Mrs Glenn Anderson held in Crawfordsville
Funeral services for Mrs Glenn Anderson were held at 2:50 PM Sunday January 27 at Crawfordsville Methodist Church with Rev Clare Boos in charge. Jones Funeral Home handled arrangements. Burial followed in Crawfordsville Cemetery with pallbearers Edward Lambert Mae Wallace William D Roberts Everett Roberts Eugene Stephens Chester Cherryholmes.
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Glenn Anderson
Crawfordsville
Clare Boos
Jones Funeral Home
Herb Rich
Ollie Anwy
Edward Lambert
Mae Wallace
William D. Roberts
Everette Roberts
Eugene Stephens
Chester Cherryholmes
Crawfordsville Cemetery
Funeral services for William H. Hagie Jr.
Funeral services conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Jones funeral home led by Dr. CC R Reed for William H. Hagie Jr. Pallbearers Grant Fletcher Hal Williams Marion Swanson Carl Kelley Harry Miller and Allen Conrad. Burial followed in Crawfordsville cemetery.
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William H. Hagie Jr
Jones Funeral Home
CC. R. Reed
Grant Fletcher
Hal Williams
Marion Swanson
Carl Kelley
Harry Miller
Allen Conrad
Crawfordsville Cemetery
Five Dead and 8000 Homeless in Three-State Ohio Flood
A three state flood left thousands homeless and at least five dead as Ohio River waters rose rapidly. Crest expected at 15 feet in Marietta and 47 feet near Cincinnati while towns such as Pomeroy Gallipolis Portsmouth brace for impact. The Red Cross ordered 600 cots and 4200 blankets to shelter victims across affected areas.
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Ohio River
Ofte
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Bridgeport
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Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Here
Steubenville
Ralph AJ Brandt
Aotery Arena Red Cross
Washington
Sole
Ylood
Couple Found Dead In Estherville Home
Sheriff said autopsy reports awaited on Thomas and Mrs. Pullen found dead in their Estherville residence. Glen Pullen discovered the couple yesterday. Thomas shot and his wife fatally beaten with a hatchet.双
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Kimlet Twite
Thomas & Pullen
Pullen
Glen
Twito
Glen Pullen
Senator Russell Sees Approval of UMIT Program By Congressmen
Senator Richard B. Russell predicts Congress will approve universal military training this year. He proposes youths be called at 18 for six months of UMIT, then recalled at 20 to complete two years. Rep. Dewey Short doubts passage as veterans groups urge immediate start.
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Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Georgia Democrat
Carl Vinson
Garo
Louse
New Hampshire May Provide First Test For Taft Eisenhower
Taft must decide by Wednesday whether to enter New Hampshire’s March 11 presidential preference primary, a key early gauge of Republican support. Eisenhower is already entered, with Harold Stassen planning to file. the state offers a partial Taft Eisenhower contest through delegate selection in a two primary system.
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Taft
Wisenhower
Eisenhower
Hold Graveside Rites For Widmer Infant
Graveside rites were held at Kicher cemetery Saturday afternoon for Glenn Widmer Jr infant son of Glenn and Jean West Widmer. The infant died Saturday January 26. Survivors include the parents two brothers George Thomas and John Albert one sister Avis Sue maternal grandmother Mrs Sarah Widmer Wayland and paternal grandfather T A West Washington. Jones funeral home had charge of arrangements.
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Kicher Cemetery
Glenn Widmer, Jr
Glenn
Jean West Widmer
Washington
George Thomas
John Albert
Avis Sue
Sarah Widmer
Wayland
T. A. West
Gas Explosions Hit Two Blocks in Mattoon Illinois
National Guardsmen, police and firemen patrolled two blocks of Mattoon main street as explosions damaged at least six buildings and caused an estimated $500000 loss. Four blasts began around noon from a gas tank at a Walgreen drug store, followed by three more in a furniture store and near the Byers hotel. One man was seriously injured as doors, floors and telephones were damaged. officials suspect leaking gas, while others evacuated.
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Mattoon
Walfreen
Byers
John Storm
Sheep Specialists To Speak Here Wednesday
Eugene Francis from Iowa State College will speak at the farmers adult evening school at the high school Wednesday evening. He will discuss the sheep outlook and provide guidance for beginners and experienced sheep raisers. The meeting starts at 7 o clock in the Vocational Agricultural room. attendance is open to all interested farmers.
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Eugene Francis
Iowa State College
Vocational Agricultural Room
Fire Destroys Dotson Clothing Store in Waterloo
Flames swept a clothing store in Waterloo yesterday threatening nearby businesses in a brisk wind. Firefighters held the blaze to the Dotson Clothing store while the Fox Shoe and the Kresge store escaped major damage. Thousands watched as smoke filled the scene and spectators were kept back by police.
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Waterloo
Dotson
Kresge
Fox Shoe
Tenement Fire Ravages Minneapolis Building. Dozens Missing
A three story tenement near downtown Minneapolis burned in the pre dawn hours. Firefighters feared 15 missing, including 11 children, as heat and collapse hindered search. One man injured. several residents displaced in subzero weather.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Red Cross
Reds To Study UN Prisoner Exchange Plan
In Panmunjom Korea the United Nations handed the Communists a 14 article blueprint for prisoner exchange as a second move to break the truce deadlock. The Reds agreed to study the plan but accused the UN of using Korean prisoners for blackmail and demanded voluntary repatriation remains central to any settlement. General Lee Sang Cho criticized the proposal as Libby called it one of the mildest discussions on record.
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Korea
United Nations
Adm
R. E. Libby
Lee Sang Cho
Libby
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