Molotov Booed In Chicago During Second U S Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov arrived in New York after a U S tour that included a Chicago stop where crowds booed him and pushed past security. He toured the South Side Museum of Science and Industry while Soviet guards and reporters accompanied him.
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New York
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
United States
Molotov
Chicago
al Bum
Winds City
South Side Museum of
Church School Opens Open House At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church school invites the public to an open house Thursday at 7:30 pm in the church. A film titled That Kid Buck will illustrate Christian influence on a worldly life, followed by refreshments in the dining room. Richard Longer serves as church school superintendent.
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Church School of the Presbyterian Church
Kid Buck
Richard Longer
States Hold Biennial Legislative Sessions
The legislatures of 34 states convene on a biennial basis, meeting every other year to consider laws, budgets, and policy issues across varied state governments.
Accept Reservations For Summer Camp At Lake Darling YMCA
Reservations are being accepted for the annual YMCA boys camp at Lake Darling Youth Center August 7 13 Arteemas Brown YMCA secretary said several boys have signed up and others should plan to attend Leaders are urged to contact him. Methodist youth groups are in camp and other groups have reserved the site for most of the summer. Construction began on an addition to the dining and recreation hall.
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YMCA
Lake Darling
Arteemas Brown
Methodist
Ira Gastman Joins Kansas City Wardrobe Service Venture
Friends in Washington report Ira Gastman has bought an interest in the Wardrobe Service, a wholesale cleaning and refinishing firm serving cleaners and shops nationwide. He serves as vice president of the company located at 1304 McGee Street in Kansas City Missouri. The Gastman family has moved to 4315 West 62nd Terrace in Mission Kansas.
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Washington
Ira Gastman
McGee Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Gastman
West 62Nd Terrace
Mission
Kansas
Walter Arthur 83 Dies Former Washington Plumber
Word has been received of the death of Walter Arthur 83 former resident and plumber in Washington. He and Will Matucha ran a shop later sold to Ream and Carson in 1916. Burial planned in Harvey Illinois. Survived by wife Emma Keifer Richmond two children Merle and Mrs Helen Swick Harvey Ill and Mrs Carol Stout Moline Ill. Also surviving are several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Walter Arthur
Hugh and
Jane
Meek) Arthur
Arthur
Washington
Will Matucha
Ream and Carson
Harvey
Emma Keifer
Richmond
Merle
Helen Swick
Harvey, Ill
Carol Stout
Moline
Ill
Laura Graham
Lou
Thomas
Nellie Crone
Lydia Ferguson
Grace Brown
Des Moines
Two Skeletons Found In Burned Des Moines Area Farm House
Bones of two adults were found with a 12 gauge shotgun in a burned farm house 12 miles southeast of Des Moines. Authorities, baffled by the deaths, consider murder possible but not certain. An anthropologist began reconstructing the remains to identify the victims. The house had been unoccupied for years and the deaths occurred after June 4. No sign of arson or deliberate burning.
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Des Moines
Here
Warren County
J. Richards
R. W. Nebergall
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Nethergall
Harold Divine
Richards
Carlisle
Better Days Ahead For Iowa's Corn
Iowa State College agronomists tell 300 northern U S experts that corn yields may improve. E R Duncan cites rainfall and season length as limits with 85 bushel per acre as a worthwhile goal. Earl O Heady says corn fits a growing economy while hybrid corn and fertilizers have boosted yields. John Pesek and I J Johnson note hybrid corn and fertilizer gains.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
United States
E. R. Duncan
College Extension
Earl O. Heady
the College
John Pesek
I. J. Johnson
Bomb Thrown at U S Saigon Office Amid Anti American Demonstrations
In Saigon Indochina terrorists believed to be communists hurled a hand grenade at the United States Information Office injuring a Frenchman. Authorities said one attacker threw the grenade while others distributed anti American leaflets nearby. Initial reports found no American injuries. The episode followed a villa bombing and an attack on an American jeep during anti American actions.
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Saigon
Indochina
United States Information Office
Information Office
U.S. Economic Mission
Milwaukee executive finds haircut solution in city parlor
Edmund Bunker, general manager of WXIX, lamented the lack of good men’s haircuts in Milwaukee. After three months he finally got one in a beauty parlor, ending his run of unsatisfactory trims.
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Milwaukee
Edmund Bunker
WXIX
Reverend Milo Phillips Speaks at St Paul’s 50th Anniversary
Rev Milo Phillips of Syracuse Nebraska former pastor of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church delivered the final sermon in the 50th anniversary series at St Pauls Monday evening. Other services in the series were held on Sunday. A social hour followed in the church basement.
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Milo Phillips
Syracuse
Neb
St. Paul's Evangelical & Reformed Church
Airmen Hampered by Fog in Tokyo Bay Search
Two U.S. Marine fliers drifted about 30 miles apart in Tokyo Bay after ditching a Skyknight night fighter. Rescue ships and aircraft hunted fogbound seas near Oshima Island, with faint radio beeps guiding efforts. One flier is believed to be 2nd Lt. David Winton Bell of Wayzata Minnesota, son of General Mills president.
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Yokosuka
U.S. Marine Corps
Tokyo Bay
Oshima Island
Tokyo
Marine Corps
David Winton Bell
Way
Neenah
Wis
U.S
Public May Visit DAR Log Cabin in Park
The DAR log cabin in Sunset Park will be open to the public on July and August afternoons from 2 to 5 p.m. There is no admission charge, but offerings are appreciated. Open days feature hostesses including Mrs W T McIntyre and others on July 4, 14, 28 and August 10, 24 with listed volunteers.
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DAR
Sunset Park
W. T. McIntyre
Marietta Workman
Frank Patterson
Lucile Forgey
Carol Forgey
Elizabeth Dawson
Murphys Cut Florida Trip After Children Injured
Mendon Vermont family rushes home from vacation after Julia and Jean Murphy are hurt in auto accidents. Helen fractures her ankle and Timothy suffers hand burns from burning rubbish. The Murphy family, with two other children, hope for quick recoveries.
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Mendon
Timothy Murphys
Florida
Julia
Jean
Helen
Timothy
Murphy's
Washington Municipal Band Concert Program
The Goldman Band presents a concert at 8 p.m. featuring King and Span pieces with Overtures Ballad of Davy Crockett and It’s A Grand Night For Singing. Soloist Keith Horn on tenor sax performs The Klaxon March and Pilgrim’s Triumph. Sousa National Anthem closes.
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Goldman Band
Jewell
Davy Crockett
Bruns
Miami
Richards My
Llewellyn
Keith Horn
Rodgers Hearts of Stone
Jackson Pilgrim
Walters Lassus
Four States Feel Effects of Storms in Four-State Outbreak
Storms lashed Nebraska Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico on Monday night into today. Five dead 29 injured and extensive damage reported. Tornadoes near Scottsbluff Neb and near Wheatland Wyoming caused multiple fatalities and injuries. In Texas Panhandle two dead from lightning and a possible third death under investigation. Oklahoma saw a funnel near Gage and a downtown fire in Enid area causing up to a million dollars in damage.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Texas Panhandle
Platte River
Texas
Panhandle
Tex
Kenneth Guier Sr
Henry Julian
Canadian
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Gage
Okla
E Reno
Journal Employees Dine at YMCA to Bid Farewells and Welcome
Journal employees and spouses attended a Journal management dinner in the YMCA community room Monday. The event honored three staff leaving Washington and the Evening Journal, welcomed three new workers, and recognized Bruce Cowden for more than 50 years of service with a Masonic ring presentation by R. E. Shannon.
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Evening Journal
Journal
YMCA
Dave Elder
Robert Price
Ralph Berstler
Linotype
Joyce Edwards
Elder & Shannon
Washington
The
Max Cross
Charlotte Earll
Dale Marsh
Cross
Farm Bureau
Malvern
Iowa
Miss Earll
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Marsh
Ottumwa Courier
Bruce Cowden
R. E. Shannon
Mr. Cowden
Simplex
Emperor Penguin Parents Share Egg Duty
The Emperor Penguin exhibits biparental care with the male and female alternating egg incubation
Tree grows from farm fence post 30 years later
In Beecherville Illinois a catalpa fence post planted by Lon Rogers’ father 30 years ago has sprouted leaves and grown into a 10 inch diameter tree. The post began as a seasoned timber on the Rogers farm and now stands as a living relic of the family in the fields.
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Beecher City
Ill
Lon Rogers
Extension votes split amid draft battles in House
The House approved a two year extension for doctors and a four year extension for the regular draft to avert a halt in the draft system. The Armed Services Committee backed a 29 to 1 compromise version of Eisenhower's compulsory military reserve bill. Opponents urged sending the doctor draft back to conference, but lost 221 to 171. Senate action was expected.
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House
House Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
Dewey Short
R-Mo
Short
Lester Holtzman
National Guard
Armed Services
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D-N.y
Vandals Strike Chicago School For Second Night
A gang of youths vandalized a South Side grade school for the second time in three nights. They broke into Doolittle school Monday destroying records in the principal Eugene Beaver's office. Earlier Sunday fires caused about 30000 dollars in damage and damaged fixtures and records.
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Chicago
Doolittle
Eugene Beaver
Eisenhower to Confer With Congress on Geneva Talks
President Eisenhower plans a bipartisan briefing with congressional leaders before the Geneva Big Four summit next month. House GOP Leader Martin said the meeting will occur near his departure time, with no fixed date set. Senator Knowland noted possible absence of congressional representation at the summit and discussed U S–Soviet issues from the weekly leaders meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
San Francisco
Knowland
Dulles
Alaska
United States
Bering Strait
Soviet Union
U.S
White House
Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Red China
Government drops perjury case against Owen Lattimore
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr announced the government will drop the three year old perjury case against Owen Lattimore after the Court of Appeals upheld dismissal of the key charges. Lattimore, Johns Hopkins professor and Institute of Pacific Relations editor, was accused of lying to the Senate subcommittee in 1952. He is currently on a European lecture tour.
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United States
Lattimore
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Johns Hopkins University
Subcommittee
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Institute of Pacific Relations
Institute
Pacific Affairs
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
District Court
U.S
Luther W. Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Window Oyster of India Described as Translucent Glass
A historical note describes the flat shell of the window oyster of India as unusually translucent, noting its potential use as window glass due to its clarity and light weight.
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India
Dulles Sees Soviet Action But Seeks Geneva Progress
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles deplored Soviet action in downing an American Navy plane while expressing hope for productive talks at the Geneva summit. He noted Russia’s expressed regret and questioned whether the incident reflects Soviet policy, placing the event in international waters near Alaska. He underscored the need for genuine desire for peace among all four participants.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Weather outlook for Iowa region with showers and mild temperatures
Cloudy conditions with showers and thunderstorms favoring northwest areas. Southeast stays partly cloudy tonight. Wednesday highs 77 to 84, with decreasing showers north central. Rain chances and temperature trends extend through Friday into the weekend with about half an inch of rainfall anticipated and cooler Friday.
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United Press
Iowa
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