Tehachapi Quake Aftershocks Follow Killer Earthquake
After shocks rattled Tehachapi California as cleanup and rescue continued. The quake left 11 dead and 4 injured with damage estimated at 2000000 dollars. Governor Earl Warren visited and aid pitched in from Red Cross Navy and Marine units.
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Calif
Santa Rosa
San Diego
International Soundphoto
Calit
Wors
California
Hollywood
Bakers- Riaeva
Los Angeles
Vodaya
Seismology
Huso Berndott
Californian Intate of Technology
Red Cross
Marine Corps and Navy
Funeral rites for Marcus J Hav held at Jones Funeral Home
Memorial service for Marcus J Hav was conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at Jones Funeral Home with Dr. Evert Thane presiding. Pallbearers included George Breit Bennbach, George Dobitsan, Stewart, Glen Fuhr, Arthur Wiley and Doe Wollie. Burial followed at Grove Cemetery.
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Marcus J Hav
Jones Puneral
Evert Thane
George Breitenbach
Cgeorgee Doblitsan
Stewart
Glen Fuhr
Arthur
Wiley
Doe Wollie
Buccial
Vise Kiln Grove Cemetery
Schedule Life Saving Program At Lake Darling
The Chicagua chapter of the Isaak Walton League plans a National Water Safety Month program at Lake Darling on Sunday July 27 starting at 2:00 pm. Dwight Bramon, Karl Fredricks, and Artemus Brown will demonstrate boating safety, life saving and first aid. Admission is free and the public is invited. swimming and boating will be halted from 2 pm until the exhibition ends.
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Lake Darling
Chicagua
The
Isaak Walton League
Dwight Bramon
Karl Fredricks
Truman Not Planning Strike Intervention
Washington reports the White House has no current plan to intervene again in the steel strike though talks for limited seizure to aid defense production have been explored. Press Secretary Ingers says no decision reached yet and sources note potential new bargaining efforts by steel industry leaders and the Steelworkers if parties shift from hard lines.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Joseph Inors
Sorurces
Sata
Jenni
Steaders
Clo
New Tastee Freez Drive-In Opens in Washington
Today marks the opening of a new Tastee Freez drive-in at the end of West Madison street near highways 42 and 1. Owners Mr and Mrs Clyde Sanders have moved from East Moline Tl and will operate the business. Sanders is a member of the military reserve unit.
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Washington
Madison Street
Clyde Sanders
East Moline
Sanders
Stevenson Refuses Concession at Demo Convention
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson said he does not concede the Democratic presidential nomination and has not considered a vice presidential candidate. A caucus of Illinois delegates was urged to oppose promoting Stevenson against his wishes, while Stevenson noted no contact with Vice President Alben Barkley who withdrew from the race.
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Tehachapi
Frank Olson
Stevenson
Chicago
Jacob M. Arvey
Adlai E. Stevenson
Adlai E. Steveson
Iinois
Alben W. Barkley
Hopes for Armistice Dim as Korea Truce Talks Open
Panmunjom Korea five minute session yields no comment from UN spokesman Borehert amid dimming cease fire hopes. Both sides agree to meet again Wednesday, with no progress on repatriation of prisoners and ongoing propaganda from Radio Peiping. Brig Gen Nueckels departs calling the Communists without honor.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Peiping
U.N
William P. Nueckels
Dever Expounds New Deal Fair Deal At Democratic Convention
Massachusetts Governor Paul A. Dever delivered an hour long keynote at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He praised the New Deal and Fair Deal while denouncing Republicans as spurious and self serving, calling Eisenhower a novice and MacArthur active in status. He urged loyalty to Roosevelt and Truman, ending with a vow that Democrats shall triumph again.
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Chicago
Paul A. Dever
America
Dever
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Standings Tally Pledges for Democratic Nomination
Chicago reports second day delegate pledges and first ballot preferences. Kefauver tops with 26615 votes, Russell at 200, Harriman and Stevenson substantial as Kerr and Williams follow. Mississippi and Texas votes included for Russell per unit rule, seating subject to challenge.
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Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Richard B. Russell
Averell Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert S. Kerr
G. Mennen Williams
Paul Dever
Robert J. Bulkley
President Truman
Hubert Humphrey
J. Win. Fulbright
Brien McMahon
Oscar Wing
Paul Douglas
Wm. O. Douglas
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Russell
Mississippi
Texas
Democratic National Committee
More Social Security Money Expected Here
About 4 000 people in the Burlington area including Washington will receive higher social security payments beginning early in October after amendments signed into law last Friday. N E Treat, manager of the Burlington Iowa social security office, said no one needs to apply for the increase as the Social Security Administration is already adjusting the amounts.
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Burlington
Washington
Truman
N. EB. Treat
Burlington, Iowa
Social Security
Polio Death Toll Rises to 14 in Sioux City
The Sioux City polio outbreak grows as 14th death is recorded, with 142 active cases and 14 iron lung patients. Hospitals report rising admissions and extra respirators expected from distant centers. Local inoculation efforts surge as parents seek gamma globulin tests for their children.
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Sioux City
Stoux City
Iowa
Statis
Mrs Emma W Black Dies After Illness in Washington
Mrs Emma W Black Sr died Monday night at 420 South Avenue following months of illness. Funeral at Sherman’s Funeral Home Wednesday with Rev B Allen of Ottumwa. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Born Keosauqua March 15 1865 to Samuel and Ananda Buckner, she was the first colored child born there and in 1891 married George W Black. Survived by daughter Ruth Mitchell of Washington, brother KE M Buckner Des Moines, one granddaughter, two great granddaughters. She helped establish Shorter Chapel AME and was active in local church affairs.
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Eamma W. Black
South Avenue
Sherman
B. Allen
Ottumwa
Woodlwah Cemetery
She
Keosauqua
Samuel and
Ananda Brook Buckner
Weosanuqua
George W. Black
Aux Visse
Black
Sinnce
Ruth Mitchell
Washington
KE. M. Buckner
Des Moines
Bounty Payments Dominate Local Wildlife Rewards
County and state conservation officials released figures showing hunters and trappers earned substantial bounties in 1951. Washington County paid nearly 31 000 for various animals including foxes, coyotes, crows, woodchucks, and rattlesnakes, with fox pelts receiving the highest sums.
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State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Washington County
Washinton County
Fox County
Washington
The Man of the Hour and March Selections Parade
A program list includes Marche Arabian Nights and Descriptive Overture and a series of marches and selections by college bands and soloists. It names performers such as Jim Dandies, Cornet Trio, and the Columbia University Band with works like The Way You Look Tonight and Tea For Two. The varied program features selections and solos by named musicians and ensembles.
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Madison Square Garden
Jim Dandies
Cornet
Don Kuntz
Paul Graft
Dan Kiesey
Columbia University Band
Olympic discus champion Sim Innis wins record throw
Los Angeles athlete Sim Innis won the Olympic discus title with a record throw cited as 50 meters and 6.60 inches, achieving the meet’s top mark in Helsinki.
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Helsinki
Sim Innis
Los Angeles
State Fire Inspector Visits County Home and Recommends Upgrades
A representative of the state fire marshal's office visited the Washington county home with Fire Chief M I Brown. He outlined recommendations including a larger chute type fire escape to the ground, fire resistant boiler room walls, fire doors, stairway smoke barriers, floor level doors, and standardized locks. Additional proposals call for red exit lights and continued volunteer fire department inspections to improve on site fire protection.
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Des Moines
Washington
M. l. Brown
Washington County
State Office
Loyalty Rule Sparks Heated Clash at Chicago Democratic Convention
Southern Dixie delegates vow to resist a loyalty pledge imposed by the North as credentials committees prepare to seek pledges. Georgia Louisiana South Carolina and Virginia refuse to sign while Texas and Florida lean toward acceptance, signaling a fresh battle within the party.
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Chica
Dixie
Credentials Committee
South Carolina
Virginia
National Democratic Party
Dixie Democrats
Georgia
Louisiana
Wizened Little Man In Iran Gets His Way
An aging Iran mullah, in a turban, asserts power as Mohmmad Mosadegh rises to oust Premier Ahmed Qavam. Rioting in Tehran left many dead or wounded, and Kashani claims the victory for terror over reason as he teachers and leads the extremist nationalist wing in Parliament.
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Iran
Ahmed Qavam
Mohhammed Mossadegh
Rea
Qasim Kashani
Kashani
Qavam
Tehran
Tran
Des Moines Weather Forecast Cools Ahead with Showers
Des Moines in partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers tonight and cooler temperatures in the north and west. Lows 60 to 65 north, 75 southeast. Wednesday cooler with more showers east and highs near 75 northwest to 80 southeast. Five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures with one inch of precipitation expected Thursday Friday and possibly Sunday.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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