Fear Eleven Dead In Crash Of Plane On Scotland Hills
A four engine United States Air Force KB2Y tanker crashed and burned in the hills near CARSPHARAIN Scotland during a 10 day training rotation. Nine crew were recovered and names withheld pending next of kin. Witnesses described hearing the craft approach in the clouds before the crash.
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Fear
Scotland Hills
Carspharain
Scotland
Lakenheath
Suffolk
Engel
2Nd
Strategic Air Command
3Rd Air Division
Ruislip
London
William RK. Campbell
Brockloch Glen
Campbell
James Norman Hall Dies of Heart Attack in Tahiti
American author James Norman Hall, 64, died of a heart attack at his Tahiti home where he spent half his life writing of the South Seas. He co authored Mutiny On the Bounty with Charles Nordhoff and lived in the South Seas since 1930s. He was born in Colfax Iowa and will be buried in Tahiti.
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Papeete
Tahiti
James Norma Hall
South Sea Islands
Charles B. Nordhoff
Hall
South Seas
Colfax
Iowa
Conrad
Hollywood
Calif
Nancy
Grinnell College
Witchener
England
Nordhoff
Pitcairn Island
Bounty
Kiwanis Discusses Washington Home Association Program
The Kiwanis club at the YMCA heard John C. Owen president and L. J. Kehoe board member discuss the Washington Home Association Inc. The speakers spoke on the home's purposes and program and answered questions from members.
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Washington Home Association Inc
Kiwanis Club
YMCA
John C. Owen
The
Home Association
L. J. Kehoe
Des Moines Iowa Weather Forecast
Mostly fair in the south with partial clouds in the north this afternoon tonight and Sunday Light scattered thundershowers in the north tonight and in the northeast Sunday Warmer northeast tonight Low 66 to 72 High Sunday 75 to around 80 Northwest to southeast winds 15 to 20 mph this afternoon turning west on Sunday Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with likely showers and a cooler Tuesday
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Des Moines
Iowa
Stepfather Jailed For Beating Girl 13 Des Moines
In Des Moines Polk County Sheriff reports a truck driver beat his 11 year old stepdaughter Shirley Brown after accusing her of prostitution. John Wilson jailed on assault with intent to do great bodily injury. Ear damage and head injuries treated at Broadlawns. Wife plans divorce suit.
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Des Moines
Polk County
Sheriff's Office
John Wilson
Shirley Brown
Sheriff's
Wilson
Watson
Shirley
Broadlawns
Riverside Girl Five Bruised In Fall From School Roof
Susan Moss five years old fell from the public school roof to the gym roof twenty feet below Tuesday. She was unconscious for fifteen minutes and is under medical observation for possible injuries. Robert Colvin five, son of the superintendent, climbed to the roof but was rescued unharmed. Susan was taken home by workers Art Rose and Earl Walton.
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Riverside
Susan Moss
Vern Moss
Susan
Robert Colvin
Harry Colvin
Art Rose
Earl Walton
Fire at Reeves Service Station Coxes Welding Fire
Washington fire department responded yesterday afternoon to Reeves Service Station at 1 West Madison Street where a blaze linked to welding equipment was quickly controlled with chemicals before significant damage occurred.
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Washington Fire Department
Reeves Service Station
Madison Street
Funeral services for Mrs Dora Stewart held at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Dora Stewart were held Friday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Jones funeral home with Dr C R Reed in charge. Pallbearers were Clinton Stewart Tom Stewart R J Patterson Henry Berdo Cloud Willits and Gitt Morrison. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Dora Stewart
Jones Funeral Home
C. R. Reed
Clinton Stewart
Tom Stewart
R. J. Patterson
Henry Berdo
Cloud Willits
Gitt Morrison
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mrs Helen Benell Wins Six-Week Ward Shoes Contest
Mrs Helen Benell, manager of the Montgomery Ward shoe department, wins a six week sales contest against 13 Ward stores in nine states. She collects $225 prize money, with $75 from district and $150 from regional contests. The contest was judged on percentage increase over the six week period.
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Helen Benell
Montgomery Ward
Benell
Two Youths Bound Over In Marshalltown Theft Case
Stanley Myers 18 and Sandie LeRoy Carkhuff 21 of Marshalltown were bound over to the EHG grand jury on charges of breaking and entering. Captured at a roadblock after a taxi driver alarm, they admitted stealing 265 dollars from a Marshalltown restaurant and planned to split the loot after entering the previous night. They were questioned in Iowa Falls after being arrested at the junction of highways 20 and 65 north of Iowa Falls.
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Marshalliown
EHG Grand Jury
Stanley Myers
Sandie LeRoy Carkhuff
Marshalltown
Iowa Falls
Myers
Virginia Hill Attacks Reporters During Texas spree
Federal agents seized the gangster's girlfriend Virginia Hill in Spokane after a one day Texas trip. Reporters along the route were met with threats and physical lashing as she bounced a shoe at El Paso and slugged Neil McNeil. She lashed out at Walt Finley and investigator Larry Stone.
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Spokane
Wash
Virginia Hill
Texas
Miss 681
Seattl
el Paso Oon
United Airlines DC-6
San Francisco
el Paso
el Paso Herald-Post
Neil McNeil
Herald-Post
Walt Finley
Finley
Mexico
Larry Stone
Denver District Attorney's Office
Marriage License Issued to Rob Cuany and Carolyn Brewer
A marriage license was issued at the court house Friday to Rob Cuany of London England and Carolyn Ella Brewer of Washington.
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Court House
Robin Louis Cuany
London
England
Carolyn Ella Brewer
Washington
Osage River Floods Missouri Farmland
The Osage River rose seven feet above flood stage flooding Tuscumbia Missouri and inundating more than 15 blocks and surrounding farmland. A 36 hour rainstorm dumped up to 10 inches and flood walls forced gate releases from Bagwell dam to relieve pressure.
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Osage
Tuscumbia
Todas
Bagwell
Missouri
Kansas
Lexington
Meo
Napoleon V
Excelsior Springs
Fishing River
Claremore
Okla
U. S. Army
Judge Ends Minneapolis Hospital Strike With Court Order
A Minnesota district judge ordered AFL service workers to cease striking and picketing at Minneapolis hospitals. Picket lines disrupted supplies as police steadied crowds. hospitals sought injunctions claiming work stoppage violated charity hospital laws. Union leaders were not immediately reachable for comment.
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Minneapolis
Dle. Labelle
AFL
Labelle
Pdbe. LaBelle
ABB
Millionaire Frederick Field Hopes to Raise Bail Today
New York bank closes as bail seeks to free Frederick Vanderbilt Field who faces contempt of court for withholding information about four fugitive Communist leaders. A federal judge set a $10,000 bail pending appeal and ordered funds not to come from the Civil Rights Congress.
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Millionaire Angels
U. S. Reds
New York
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Communist Party
Field
Federal Court of Appeals
Thomas W. Swain
Yale University
Ence
Swan
Civil Rights Congress
U.S
Irving H. Saypol Field
CROC
Truman Accused Of Politics In Minnesota Appointment
Harold Stassen charged that Luther Youngdahl’s federal judgeship nomination is a Truman trick to influence the 1952 governorship race. He accused President Truman and Hubert Humphrey of political maneuvering as Youngdahl, a strong vote getter, may resign Sept. 1 if confirmed, risking GOP chances in Minnesota where Republicans have not carried the state for a presidential candidate in 20 years.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Harold & Stassen
Minnesota
Luther W Youngdal
Truman
Hubert Humphrey
Stassen
Humphrey
Youngdahl
Senate
GOP
Japanese Soldiers Return to Shock of Wives Remarried
In Tokyo five of twenty World War II holdouts who came home found their wives remarried. Shinichi Kodaka, presumed dead, learns his wife Mume has wed his brother Shiroshi after seven years apart and children have been raised by Shiroshi. Shinichi protests, while the brother vows to leave.
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Tokio
Shinichi Kodaka
Shinichi
President Grover Cleveland Quote On Mail Delivery
The line attributed to President Grover Cleveland states the mails must go through, reflecting 19th century commitment to postal service reliability in public discourse.
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Grover Cleveland
Scalding deaths at Woodward hospital prompt inquiry
State investigators could not obtain a coherent account of the scalding deaths of Judy Hustad and Carroll Bennett at Woodward state hospital. A confidential report to the board of control found no clear criminal negligence and pointed to a faulty bathroom door lock.
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Des Moines
Bureau of Investigation
Sawyer
Traffic court fines for improper parking filed to docket
Four one dollar penalties were imposed in the mayor's traffic court for improper parking. Three of the payers were women. Docket entries listed Mary Weeks Ruth Simmering Garrett Bruce R Johnson and Mrs George Stewart.
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Mary Weeks
Ruth Simmering Garrett
Bruce R. Johnson
George Stewart
Moose Lodge Members Attend Hevde Funeral
Moose lodge members will meet at the Armory at 1 45 p m Monday to attend the Date Heyde funeral services at 2 p m in the Armory The body is at Shermans Funeral Home which handles arrangements Rev T C Polk of the Christian church will conduct the services and burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery
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Moose Lodge
Armory
Heyde
Shermans Funeral Home
T. C. Polk
The
Christian Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Negotiators Begin Talks Aimed at Korean War Cease Fire
United Nations negotiators prepared to leave an advance camp for Kaesong to meet Communist delegates believed to have arrived. They hoped cease fire talks would begin before noon and end fighting this week. immunity for the Pyongyang Kaesong highway ended at midnight.
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Korea
Kaesong
Korangpo
Seoul
Kimpo
Pyonggang
38Th Parallel
Tokio
United Nations
Pyongyang
Kaeesong
Imjin River
Pyong- Yang
Phongyang-Kaesong
Pyongyang-Kaesong
Iran rejects world court plan to settle oil dispute
Iran rejects the world court mixed commission to manage the Anglo Iranian oil industry and says it will continue taking over properties in southern Iran. Foreign ministry cites lack of court jurisdiction and says a new commission will study the issue while awaiting the court decision text. Britain signals acceptance of court recommendations to the foreign minister.
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Iran
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran National Oil Company
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Francis Shepherd
Trant
Bagher Kazemi
Britain
Louise Miller to Play Organ at Theater Here
Louise Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Pratt will give a 30 minute electric organ recital at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon. She will also perform between shows Sunday. Miller recently appeared as Louise France in Florida venues and at air bases in Florida and Alabama.
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Louise Miller
Ralph Pratt
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