Suez Council of Churches to Convene Sunday
Washington Council of Churches will meet Sunday at 2 30 pm in the Methodist Church for the first meeting of the new council year. Representatives include Methodist Mrs Clayde Knupp Dr M L Smith Tom Robb Ann Peterson Baptist Ronald Hotle Dorothy Dawson Phyllis Kepart Stanley Wallace Christian Fred Bourgeois Mrs Glenn Holden Laurene Knapp Ed Hutchcroft United Presbyterian Richard Stewart Donald Stout Mrs Eugene Martin Roberta Wiley Presbyterian Elizabeth Clark Everett Meeker Mary Gale Letts J E Letts Evangelical and Reformed Lloyd Miller Mrs Edward Zieglowsky Edward Miller Mrs Harold Wilson Associate Presbyterian Mrs Ralph Howell Ralph Wilson Raymond Wilson Karen Wilson
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Washington Council of Churches
Methodist
Clayde Knupp
M. L. Smith
Tom Robb
Ann Peterson
Presbyterian
Elizabeth Clark Everett Meeker
Mary Gale Letts
J. E. Letts
Evangelical & Reformed
Lloyd Miller
Edward Zieglowsky
Edward Miller
Harold Wilson
Ralph Howell
Ralph Wilson
Raymond Wilson
Karen Wilson
Adlai Stevenson Links Scientist Report to Bomb Test Fears
Chicago reports that Adlai E Stevenson said a Washington scientist's warning on snowballing nuclear tests confirms his long stated fears. He arrived at O Hare after a western campaign trip and planned a hydrogen bomb address for Monday night. The scientist warned tests could progress to warfare and Stevenson said the remark matches his view.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Washington
Stevenson
O’hare Field
United Press
Laurence H. Snyder
Graduate College of the University of Oklahoma
American Association For the Advanement of Science
Fire Chief Urges Continued Fight To Prevent Fires
Washington Fire Chief Maynard L. Brown urged ongoing fire prevention during Fire Prevention Week noting total local damages under 600 dollars this year and praising quick fire department response. He blamed trash burning as a main fire cause and urged residents to clear basements attics and closets and remove debris to aid firefighting efforts.
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Maynard L. Brown
Washington
Brown
Chief Brown
Western Proposal For International Control Is Out
Western diplomats said the U N Security Council will endorse a six point negotiating formula for the Suez dispute, dropping Anglo French demands for international control. The principled formula, agreed by Britain France and Egypt, may lead to Geneva talks next month and ambassadorial level negotiations.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Suez
Britain
France
Egypt
Sesson
Geneva
Mediterranean
Red Seas
Dag Hammarskjold
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
Pineau
No Survivors Found On Two Life Rafts Off Portugal
Search planes spotted two life rafts thought from a U S Air Force transport missing with 59 aboard but found no signs of life. Rafts located about 10 miles northwest of La Coruna Spain as fog and low ceilings hampered the search.
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Portugal
London
la Coruna
Spain
Prestwick
Scotland
James R. Watkins
Madisonville
Tex
Atlantic
Britain
Azores
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Navy
England
Air Force
U.S
St. Mangam Royal Air Force Station
Community Chest drives set ward by ward leadership
Officials announced plans for this year's Community Chest united fund drive. Each city ward will be canvassed by a general and several colonels with volunteers handling door to door work. Names include Mrs. Jay Brewer and others across four wards.
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Community Chest United Fund
Chest
Community Chest
Jay Brewer
George Rudger
Neal Burton
Charles Dawson
Clarence Wilson
Rolland Taylor
Donald Smith
William Perdock
R. A. Baumgartner
Mary Lee Moore
Robert Lowe Jr
Walter Messer
Third Ward
Harold Klostergaard
H. A. Grenawalt
Walter Doak
Robert Robertson
Wylie Anderson
Robert Carson
Stanley Foster
Calvin Wolf
Fourth Ward
Norman Schoonover
Walter Jarrard
Paul Boettcher
Ed Sorrell
H. B. Waddell
New York Police Arrest Kidnaper
Police found a six week old girl and arrested 35 year old Mary Jackson after a city wide search. Patrolmen Trovato and Tomasulo traced the infant to a Brooklyn apartment where Jackson admitted taking the child from Joanne Wells's family.
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New York
Salvatore Trovato
John Tomasulo
FBI
Joanne Wells
Brooklyn
Albert Corbin
Corbin
Trovato
Tomasul
Wman
Mary Jackson
Clarkce Hall
Joanne
Gloria Wells
Richard Glanton
Jackson
Jekyll Hyde Nature of Atom Discussed at Meeting
Washington AP reports a panel of scientists weighed atomic energy as a dual force. They warned snowballing tests could advance to warfare and universal death, but urged international controls to avoid catastrophe while offering humanity a chance at peace and improved life.
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Washington
Laurence H. Snyder
Graduate College of the University of Oklahoma
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Snyder
Driver in Flaming Truck Races Through Milford Homecoming Crowd
Edward F. Heatherlin, 45, of Carlisle and Hallett Construction, drove a burning truck into Milford during a homecoming parade. The vehicle swerved, overturned flares ignited fuel oil, then rammed a parked car before firefighters stopped the blaze. Heatherlin suffered burns and bruises, treated and released.
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Milford
Iowa
Main Street
Edward F. Heatherlin
Carlisle
Hallett Construction Co
Boone
U.S. 71
Spiritcies
Heatherlin
Heaberlin
Okoboji Avenue
Plan Marshall Rites At Olds Church Monday
James A. Marshall 81 of Olds died at Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant after a 15 year illness. He was born December 11 1874 in Wheeling West Virginia and married Emma Adeline Conrad in 1901. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Olds Congregational Church with calling at Cookes Funeral Home Saturday evening. Surviving are his wife and nine children Thelma Lorna Gilbert Blanche Doris Inez George Lucille and Philip. A son James preceded him in death.
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Olds
James A. Marshall
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Olds Congregational Church
Cookes
Mr. Marshall
Wheeling
W. Va
Emma Adeline Conrad
Washington
Marshall
Thelma
Richland
Wash
Lorna
Waco
Tex
Gilbert
Morning Sun
Blanche
Wapello
Doris
Las Vegas
Nev
Inez
Denver
Colo
George
Knights of Columbus honor past grand knights in 37th year
Certificates recognizing leadership were presented to past grand knights of the local Knights of Columbus council in a 37 year ceremony led by Ed Lukavsky as master of ceremonies. Attorney L. J. Kehoe and Mark Koenig spoke, with J. M. Kelly recounting the council’s history as Rev. Berger offered a closing prayer.
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Grand Knights OF the Knights of Columbus
St. James Social Hall
R. J. Kinnavey
Kinnavey
J. M. Kelly
Henry TeBockhorst
Everette Swift
Ed Lukavsky
L. J. Kehoe
Mark Koenig
Berger
Richland
Grand Knights
Council of
the Knights of Columbus
W.H. Butterfield
J. J. McKeone
C. A. Neiswanger
George Weiland
J. A. Marie
R. H. Pieper
J. M. Kelley
Joe Pieper
Paul Horak
Joe Caputo
Henry Te Bockhorst
Leo Marie
Kenneth J. Blecha
Bernard McCarthy
Richard Pacha
George Krogmeier
Raymond Mineart
Knowland Attacks Adlai on H Bomb Testing Stand
Sen. William Knowland of California criticized Adlai Stevenson for backing a halt to hydrogen bomb testing. Speaking at a $25 plate fundraising dinner in Cedar Rapids, he called Stevenson naive and warned of Soviet violations of arms-control pacts. He praised Eisenhower’s stance and noted the Knowlands arrived aboard a chartered plane, the Bill Knowland Special, with their daughter Estelle.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
William Knowland
California
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Soviet Union
Knowland
Estelle
Bill Knowland
Coffman Services Planned At Keota Funeral Home
Funeral services for Otha Franklin Coffman 72 who died at his home near Keota Friday morning will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Powell Funeral Home in Keota with Rev. Martin Greer of Wayland conducting. Burial will follow in the Keota Cemetery.
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Keota
Otha Franklin Coffman
Powell
Martin Greer
Wayland
Final vote count on Mid-Prairie school plan reported
Voters in Pilotburg approved the Mid-Prairie reorganization plan by 16 to 0 with no dissent. In Wassonville the measure passed 11 to 3. Other districts reported Friday.
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Pilotburg
Wassonville
Hodge Buys Bank to Cash Check in High Profile Case
Senate Banking Committee hearings reveal ex-State Auditor Orville Hodge bought Elmwood Park State Bank, reorganized it with Dwight Green, then attempted to use new interest to secure an $80,000 loan. Bank head teller arrested for embezzlement unrelated to Hodge, accused of stealing $26,600 over three years.
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Chicago
Senate Banking Committee
Orville Hodge
Elmwood Park State Bank
S. Edward Bloom
Hodge
Illinois
Dwight H. Green
John H. Russell
Sen
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Chester Joseph Biegalski
Biegalski
Russell
Green
Trash Burner Fault Tied to City Fire Spikes
Washington Fire Department battled a grass blaze behind the telephone office building just after 1 PM. Fire Chief Maynard Brown said sparks from a trash burner ignited dry grass, noting trash burners are a major fire cause in Washington. The remarks came during Fire Prevention Week.
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Washington Fire Department
Maynard
Bill) Brown
Brown
Journal
Washington
Vandals Shoot Holes In 34 Car Windshields
DES MOINES UP reports 34 cars at a used car lot were shot through their windshields. Police say the holes resemble pellet damages from an air gun and the operator estimates about $2,000 in damage.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Man Sentenced for Forgery to Feed Family
John W Houston, 37, Des Moines, admitted forging checks to "keep my wife and five little kids from starving" and received a 10 year prison term at Fort Madison. District Judge C Edwin Moore dismissed three forgery charges on recommendation of the Polk County attorney.
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Des Moines
John W Houston
Fort Madison
C. Edwin Moore
Polk County Attorney's
Houston
Republicans Rally to Celebrate Ike's 66th Birthday
Nationwide birthday events mark President Eisenhower's 66th. he asks Americans to pledge to peace. A TV special from Los Angeles and Washington features Helen Hayes cutting a four foot cake as the Eisenhowers watch with the First Lady and their children.
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Ike
Washington
America
Eisenhower
CBS
Mr Eisenhower
John
Barbara
White House
Mr. Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Statler Hotel
Helen Hayes
Eisenhowers
Weather summary for Iowa by United Press Iowa
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with strong shifting winds turning cooler. Scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight then south and east Sunday forenoon. Lows tonight 55 to 65, near 30 in extreme northwest. Highs Sunday 65 to 72 northwest and 72 to 80 southeast. Monday partly cloudy and cooler.
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United Press
Iowa
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Adlai
Honor Knights of Columbus
Kenneth Blecha
Marshalltown
Raymond Peiper
Grinnell
Jekyll-Hyde
Olds Church
Plan Coffman
Keota Funeral Home
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