Opposition to Switzer Nomination Creates Iowa Senate Fight
Iowa opposition to Carroll Switzer for U S district judge grows with Sen Guy Gillette opposing confirmation and a five man subcommittee set to hear objections. Washington Des Moines bar groups back Gillette while Sen Borque B Hickenlooper also opposes. hearings target the Southern District of Iowa.
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Carroll Switzer
Des Moines
United States District
Iowa
Washington
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Guy M. Gillette
Switzer
Truman
Charles A. Dewey
Washington County Bar Association
Judiciary Committee of
United States Senate
Court House
United States District Court
District
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S
Pat McCarran
Nev
Yuy M Gillette
Gillette
Iowa State Democratic Organization
McCarran
Dens
James O. Eastland
Harley M. Kilgore
Ww. V
Seo Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Carroll O Switzer
Hickenlooper
Polk County
Guy Gillette
Villette
Marriage License Issued At Court House Saturday
A marriage license was issued at the court house Saturday to Gordon K. Faber and Betty Romain, both of Wellman.
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Court House
Gordon K. Faber
Betty Romine
Wellman
Washington Hatches 12 to 14 Million Baby Chicks Annually
The report notes that between 12 and 14 million baby chicks are hatched each year in Washington state, reflecting poultry industry scale and agricultural activity within the region.
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Washington State
Weather Outlook for Iowa Des Moines Area
Partly cloudy with thundershowers in the west this afternoon and in most of the state tonight. Cooler Tuesday with highs 80 to 85 in the west and 85 to 90 in the east. Tonight’s lows 60 to 70, winds 12 to 18 mph shifting from south to west. Humidity high this afternoon and tonight, decreasing Tuesday.
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Des Moines
East
Two Teen Agers Drown In Weekend Accidents
Theresa Stazzoni, 14, of Council Bluffs, drowned at Crystal Beach pool as crowds filled the venue. She was found at the pool bottom minutes after being left nearby by companion Diana Freeman who went to fetch drinks. Coroner Stanley Woodring called the crowded scene puzzling.
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Council Bluffs
Theresa Stazzoni
Crystal Beach
Diana Freeman
Pottawattamie
Stanley Woodring
Drowning of 17-year-old at John Wilson farm pool
James Lindley, 17, drowned in a storm-deepened creek pool near the John Wilson farm where he worked after school. A companion said he likely suffered a cramp and sank from sight in the 10-foot pool. firemen recovered the body.
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Ottumwa
James Lindley
Lindley
John Wilson
Funeral Tuesday for Albert E Garrett 69
Funeral services for Albert Ed ward Garrett 69 of Rubio will be held Tuesday morning at ten o'clock at Jones funeral home with Rev Milo Phillips in charge He died Saturday afternoon at five o'clock after becoming ill while mowing the lawn He was born April 3 1880 in Dutch Creek township son of Levi and Catherine Lape Garrett He farmed all his life and is survived by two sisters and three brothers Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery
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Albert Edward Garrett
Rubio
Jones Funeral Home
Milo Phillips
Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Dutch Creek Township
Levi and
Catherine Lape Garrett
Pleasant School
Grace Hill
Nettie Horn
Louise Richardson
Washington
George
Fred
Everett
Brighton
Elm Grove
YMCA Trip Registrations Open To Ottumwa Plant Tour
Final registrations are being accepted at the Washington YMCA desk for a tour of the Morrell packing plant in Ottumwa next Friday July 1. Twenty boys have signed up. enrollment is limited to 35. The group leaves Washington at 8 30 am and tours the plant before noon. Lunches are planned and swimming at Ottumwa YMCA pool may follow. Two more cars are needed to transport the boys. volunteers should contact the YMCA immediately.
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Washington
Morrell
Ottumwe
Don Wilson
Ottumwa
Wilson
YMCA
Illinois Feed Company Fined for Unlabeled Limestone Adulteration
An Illinois feed company paid a $100 fine in a justice court for delivering meat scraps adulterated with limestone and failing to label the limestone content. Justice H. M. Putnam imposed the penalty after Triangle Feed Company of Lynn Center appeared in the case prompted by a state agriculture inspector’s information.
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Washington — (Lp
Illinois
Justice of the Peace
H. M. Putnam
Triangle Feed Company
Lynn Center
Ill
G. Kersey
State Agriculture Department
Washington County 4-H Hosts North Carolina Exchange Plan
Washington county 4-H clubs study Haywood County farming to host 4-H members from North Carolina for a week of educational activities from July 21 to 28. The exchange aims to showcase agricultural development and living conditions in western North Carolina with future reciprocal visits possible.
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North Carolina
Washington County
Haywood County
4-Hers
Waynesville Mountaineer
Haywood
Smoky Mountain
Great Smoky Mountains
TVA
Coun
Priests Arrested or Vanished Across Eastern Europe
Vatican sources report more than 1,500 Catholic priests arrested or disappeared in Soviet dominated Eastern Europe since WWII. Numbers of executions, imprisonments, deportations, and vanishings are undetermined, with many priests unaccounted for.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Europe
Love swindler Engel denied release bond set at $50000
CHICAGO UP The persuasive charms of Sigmund Engel master love swindler failed in felony court as he was held to the grand jury under $50000 bond after a Chicago widow denounced him as cold blooded He has fleeced more than 50 women out of about 2 million dollars over four decades Prosecutor Hartigan boosted bond and delayed hearing to July 14 as a New York fugitive warrant factors in Miss Pauline Langton case Bond was increased from 10000 after official denouncement Engel presented a smile in court but the victim described him as vicious and cold blooded and investigators noted potential compounding charges if she did not prosecute
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Chicago
Sigmund Engel
Engel
Matthew D. Hartigan
Res
Corrigan
Junior Chamber to Meet at YMCA for Business Session
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a business meeting in the YMCA community room tonight at eight o'clock. No dinner will be served. the session focuses strictly on business per plans from the last dinner meeting. Notices have been mailed to all members and President Dale Booth urged attendance.
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Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Dale Booth
Victor Rummelhart dies of heart attack at Riverside farm
Victor Rummelhart aged 62 of Riverside died of a heart attack at the Henry Vonard farm three miles south of Riverside. His body was found in an outbuilding after an overnight visit. coroners inquest by Dr. W. S. Kyle ruled death due to heart attack. He had lived in Iowa City recently, worked at University hospital, survived by brothers Ed Rupert Vietewia Lewis Clarence Robert and sisters Esther Stella Delphine, with Rosary set and funeral at St. Marys church Mt Olivet Cemetery burial.
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Riverside
Victor Rummelhart
W. S. Kyle
Rummelhart
Henry Vonard
Iowa City
University Hospital
Riveside
Frank A
Mary Mougin Rummelhart
Colorado
Rupert
Vietewia
Tex
Lewis, Redfield
Clarence
Robert
Esther Kirby
Boulder
Cole Stella Rummelhart
Denver
Colo
Delphine Colbert
Lonalty
Estimate of casualties in Eastern Europe warned by official
An official warned that current conditions obscure the true toll in Eastern Europe with 1,500 deaths or disappearances likely, but the figure could be higher based on available reports.
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Europe
Schedule Talks To End Hawaii Strike With Talks Today
CIO longshoremen and seven stevedoring companies planned another meeting in Honolulu to settle a 57 day maritime strike that has cost about 13.5 million dollars. Union leaders offered to trim demands from 32 cents to a smaller increase, but owners did not respond. Companies had offered 12 cents but later withdrew it. Hiram Fong said an interim legislative committee may urge Congress to protect Hawaii from future shipping disruptions.
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Honolulu
T. H
CIO
Hiram Fong
Territorial House of Representatives
Congress
Hawaii
Democrats Split Republicans Over Labor Bill Strategy
Washington reports President Truman approved an administration senate plan to split Republicans and defeat the anti strike injunction in a showdown. Senate Democrat Lucas proposed striking the injunction, while Taft sought plant seizure powers for national welfare. Administration hoped to peel off left wing Republicans to tilt the vote.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Matt Hartley
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Lucas
Robert E. Taft
Ohio
Mother and Son Tumble From Moving Auto in Iowa Route Crash
An Oskaloosa woman Mrs Clifford DeJong and her five year old son were hurled from a moving car when the left rear door opened on highway 92 near Rex Smith corner. They were taken to a local hospital with the mother feared to have a fractured hip. The boy escaped with minor injuries.
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Oskaloosa
Clifford DeJong
Hickenlooper Seeks Probe Into Atomic Security
Des Moines Iowa Senator Rourke B Hickenlooper says the nations atomic energy security program collapsed before his inquiry and credits tightened security since his probe Asserts 3500 hires by the commission occurred without FBI checks and housed for up to 90 days before investigations were completed calling it a pattern of refusals and contempt for security
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Des Moines
Hickenlooper
Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
Compton Warns Secrecy Slows Atom Progress
Dr. Karl T. Compton the government's top scientist warns excess secrecy slows new weapon development and harms security He says true security relies on rapid scientific advance and ahead of competitors He urges Congress armed forces scientists and the public to promote teamwork at wartime speed and efficiency.
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Washington
Karl T. Compton
Compton
National Research and Development Board
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Surburban White Oak
Congress
Security posture: negative and defensive aspects noted
The article discusses security by focusing on defensive measures and risk mitigation rather than proactive offensive actions. It emphasizes safeguarding assets, monitoring threats, and maintaining resilience against potential breaches or incidents.
Judit Coplon Spy Trial Ends Arguments Rested
The government and defense rested in the Judith Coplon spy trial as Judge Reeves overruled motions to dismiss. Jurors, eight men and four women, are to hear closing arguments tomorrow and then decide Coplon's fate on charges of stealing government secrets for Russia.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Albert L Reeves
Justice Department
Russia
Archibald Palmer
Judith Coplan
Miss Coplan
Department of Justice
Former Cabinet Member Wilbur Dies of Stroke
STANFORD Calif UP Former Secretary of Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur mourned by government colleagues and Stanford colleagues. The physician and educator died of a stroke at age 9 420 after five years of declining health. Former President Herbert Hoover called the death a great loss to the country.
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Stanford
Cal
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Wilbur
Herbert Hoover
America
Hoover
New York
Sartor Family Visitors at Parental Home
Capt. William Sartor and Mrs. Sartor, with their three children from Pennsylvania, have been visiting the home of Dr. M. H. Sartor.
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Capt
William Sartor
Pennsylvania
M. H. Sartor
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International Soundphoto
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