Yugoslavia Expels Albanian Diplomats Over Dispute
Belgrade severs direct diplomatic ties with Albania sealing the Albanian legation and expelling five diplomats and two clerks. Yugoslavia accuses Albania of provoking activities and will communicate through Budapest or regular mail. Relations remain strained in the Tito era clash with the Cominform.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albania
Marshal Tito
Foreign Office
Budapest
Hungary
Tirana
Cominform
Tito
Russia
Adriatic
Eight Get Awards For Helping at Accidents
DES MOINES AP The State Department of Public Safety awarded citations to eight people for aiding at accident scenes and for efforts to enforce traffic laws. Two others were cited for information that led to arrests of two motorists on drunken driving charges. Names not released.
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Des Moines
State Department of Public Safety
Paul Peck 75 dies lifelong East Pleasant Plain resident
Paul Peck 75 a life long Jefferson county resident died Friday at Jefferson county hospital after illness. Funeral services will be at St. Joseph's church East Pleasant Plain with Father Paul C. Whetstine in charge. He was born January 15 1875 and married Rosie Kregoski in 1900. Survivors include nine of 11 children 27 grandchildren and siblings.
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Paul Peck
East Pleasant Plain
Brighton
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Hospital
Omar Hoskins
Paul C. Whetstine
St. Joseph's Church
Mr. Peck
Pleasant Plain
Theodore Peck
Rosie Kregoski
Peck
Robert
Indianapolis
Ind
Vincent
Sam Armetta
Rock Island
Lester Forbes
Ainsworth
Roy Lamansky
Charles Drish
Maynard
Joseph
William
Peter
Richland
Frank
East Pleasaant Plain
Elizabeth Drish
Much Of Corn Safe From Frost Damage
Favorable fall weather enabled 77 percent of Iowa’s late developing corn to mature without frost damage. The 1950 crop is put at 147,166,000 bushels on the match and 447,166,000 bushels on the basis of Nov 1 reports, below 1949’s 533,847,000 and the 1939-48 average of 527,548,000. Yield per acre is estimated at 46 bushels, down from 48 last year and the 10-year average of 51.6.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Baby Samples Kerosene in Bloomington Kitchen
A 18 month old boy Billy Stone became severely ill after sampling a glass found in his home kitchen containing kerosene. Doctors treated him and he recovered. The incident occurred in Bloomington Indiana.
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Bloomington
Ind
Billy Stone
UN Seeks Chinese Delegation Over Korea War Vote
The UN Security Council delayed a six nation resolution demanding Peking withdraw its troops in Korea. Maoist delegates’ arrival remained uncertain as Secretary-General Trygve Lie urged Beijing for arrival timing. Wu Hsiu-Chuan led delegation signaling Prague route, while Formosa talks persisted.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Security Council
Peking
United States
Korea
Yalu River
Lie
Wu Hsiu-Chuan
Prague
Czechoslovakia
CIO Officials Aid Picket Lines In Nationwide Telephone Strike
CIO officials pledge to bolster picket lines with thousands of union members as 4 000 pickets pressure 266 000 Bell workers across 43 states. Reports of sabotage rise while federal negotiators conduct separate talks. authorities note service largely holds with a giant switchboard linking 800 cities aiding long distance calls.
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CIO
New York
Robert Pollock
Pollock
Exico
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in Washington
Armistice Day in Washington passed with a brief Central Park ceremony by VFW members and few public observances. Stores closed for the day and American Legion members planned an 6:45 PM Armistice Day banquet in the city hall building.
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Washington
Central Park
VFW
American Legion
City Hall
Crawfordsville Men Husk Ferguson Corn
Thirteen Crawfordsville men gathered Tuesday at Earl Ferguson farm to husk corn. Mrs. Ferguson has been a Mercy hospital patient in Iowa City for eight weeks. Participants included Merle Twinam Charles Twinam Tonya Davis Lyle Hering Ernest Eisele Max Owens P P Graber Robert Wells Charles Wells Floyd Fisher Lyle Lowe Fred Spangler Cleo Mc Coy.
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Crawfordsville
Earl Ferguson
Fred Spangler
Max Owens
Merle Twinam
Robert Wells
Lyle Lowe
Snowfall Defies Cold Belief Says National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society notes that it is not too cold for snow and mentions Attacks has had snowfall when temperatures reached 52 degrees below zero.
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National Geographic Society
Scott County Gamblers Active Reporters Say
Davenport Daily Times reports Scott County gambling remains active despite police claims of control. A team found jars of smiles dice cups and slot device cigaret tools in Davenport taverns with jar tickets in 11 of 24 venues. The survey was conducted days before the election and held for fairness.
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Davenport
DUP
Scott County
Davenport Daily Times
Times
Chamber Welcomes Three New Families
The Washington Chamber of Commerce reports three new arrivals. Alfred Lemke and family from Clairmont Minnesota join at 11414 East Seventh Street. Fred Pfaff and Edna from Sigourney relocate to 320 East Jefferson Street. Dan Cline and wife from Sunnyside Washington take a YMCA custodian post at 208 East Fifth.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Les Hamil
Alfred Lemke
Margaret
Carla
Phillip
Clairmont
Minn
Lemke
Lemkes
East Seventh Street
Fred Pfaff
Edna
Pfaff
State Highway Commission
YMCA
Dan Cline
Sunnyside
Wash
Fast
UN Forces Drive Four Miles Toward Manchuria Front
United Nations forces broke a week long lull on the northwest Korean front with a general attack that advanced up to four miles toward the Manchurian frontier in the first hours. Allied troops attacked along the Chongchon river line while Commonwealth units neared Pakehon and established a road block south of the town.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Manchurian
U.S. 1St Corps
Korea
Chongchon River
Commonwealth
Pakehon
Manchuria
Picketing Suspended in Iowa After Court Injunction
The CIO Communications Workers union ordered a halt to picketing of Iowa telephone installations after Northwestern Bell won a temporary injunction from District Judge O S Franklin. The injunction bars Des Moines union members and supporters from picketing or disrupting service, with a hearing set for next Wednesday.
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Des Moines
CIO Communication Workers of America
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
O. 3S. Franklin
Franklin
J. C. Wieland
CWA
Iowa
MacArthur Denies Disregarding Orders in Korea Fight
Gen. Douglas MacArthur denied charges from the New Statesman and Nation that he deliberately ignored superior directives in Korea. A spokesman condemned the editorial as propaganda and said MacArthur had no orders about Chinese forces beyond destroying North Korean forces and restoring peace.
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MacArthur
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
New Statesman
Nation
Syngman Rhee
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
New Statesman and Nation
Britain
Labor Party
Bomb Run Over St Lawrence River Startles Farmers
A disabled U S bomber jettisoned 1500 pounds of bombs over the St Lawrence River prompting jitters in a 30 mile area. Residents reported three 500 pound bombs exploding and witnessed white balls dropping into the river before the plane, a four engine B 50, diverted to Limestone Me for a safe landing after engine trouble.
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ST. Andre DE Kamouraska
U.S
St. Lawrence River
Air Force
Washington
Limestone
Me., Air Force Base
Taft Says He Won't Run for 1952 GOP Nomination
Sen Robert A Taft winner by a large Ohio vote says he is not a candidate for the 1952 GOP presidential nomination and does not plan to campaign for it though he would accept the nomination if offered. He added the election results will not change his presidential views.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Ohio
Resume Talks At John Deere Plants In Midwest
Negotiations between striking CIO United Auto Workers and John Deere officials in Iowa and Illinois will resume Tuesday. The 71 day strike idled 13,000 workers after the firm halted peace talks, citing the union had not bargained in good faith. Superintendent Francis Sheridan, federal conciliator from Chicago, requested the fourth negotiating round.
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Moline
CIO
United Auto
John Deere
Iowa
Illinois
Francis Sheridan
Chicago
Legion Members Invite for Movie After Auxiliary Meeting
American Legion members are invited to watch a movie after the regular auxiliary meeting Tuesday evening in the Legion rooms during the national Legion convention events.
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American Legion
National Legion Convention
Legion
Funeral in Hedrick for O. O. Hedges
Mrs. Lyda Hunting attended the service yesterday in Hedrick for O. O. Hedges. She joined Mr. and Mrs. John Yousling as they traveled through Hedrick toward Ottumwa for a day of business.
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Lyda Hunting
O. O. Hedges
Hedrick
Weather Outlook for Town Tonight and Sunday
Partly cloudy conditions with milder warmth returning Sunday. Tonight's lows range from 7 to 15 degrees in the northeast, 20 to 25 in the extreme southwest. Sunday rises to 30 to 35 degrees in the northeast and 40 to 45 in the southwest with a warmer, not so cold trend.
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Sowden
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Noble
Bank
Trygeve Lie
Mao Tze-Tung
Mao
Formosa
Frank Langston
New
Chamber
Chongchon Line
U. S. 187Th Airborne
Sisonju
Pyongyang
North Korea
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Rea
Fron
Walton
Walker
Sam Walker
Sons
International Soundphoto
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