Many Volunteers Aid Chest Campaign Drive in Washington
Volunteer workers will canvass house to house starting Monday to raise funds for the Community Chest. Chairman Keith Vetter announces a long list of helpers across general, colonels, and various workers including Merle Lytle, Tom Joth, Harry Sowden, and Bob Brewer, among many others.
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Washington
Kveith Vetter
Sears
Eneral
Merle Lytle
Tom J’oth
Ilirny Sowden
Bob Brewer
Rreck
Vernon Witnig
Mae Davis
Edward Satay
George Morrison
Roger Sherman
Lucy Dempsey
Truman Hysell
Edna Mefauris
Walter Sheetz
J.W. Shenerelt
Marie Marie
Enes Wheelan
Marjorie Merceds
Virgil Wittmer
Vera Woolf
John Widmer
A. J. Volruba
Mabel Schooley
I Iurain Tucker
Paul Kone
Gerald Edwards
Leil Humble
Clarence Wil
John Patterson
Tfverald Duncan
Guard Show Ready For Presentation On Monday Night
The national guard sponsored talent show Shooting Stars will be presented Monday and Tuesday at the high school auditorium. William Miller will MC the event with pre show music by Bill Wessler and Wick School of Dance handling dance routines.
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Shooting Stars
National Guard
Haseen
William Miller
Bill Wessler
Wick School of Dance
Snow White
the Seven Dwarfs
Dorothy Kokesh
Fran Allison
Lynn Messer
Donna Bidwell
Dennis Murphy
Prince Charming
Seven Dwarfs
Debbie and
Rose
Dulles Supports Ike's Korean Peace Policy
John Foster Dulles told reporters in Atlanta that a Eisenhower administration could greatly alter the Korea situation within a year through reshaping U S forces and propaganda in Asia He argued delaying troop withdrawals and intensified messaging would pressure Soviet and North Korean aims while warning of Communist propaganda framing the United States as aggressive.
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Atlanta
ATP
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Eisenhower
Dulles
Owient D. Eisenhower
Russia
Asia
Soviet Russia
U. S&s
SSA Representative to Visit Iowa State Employment Office
A Social Security Administration representative from Burlington will be at the Iowa State Employment Office in Washington on Wednesday October 22 from 9 30 to 10 30 a m. People may consult the official about Social Security benefits or requirements.
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Social Security Administration
Burlington
Washington
Iowa State Employment Office
Eisenhower Halts Campaign for Final Tour in Newark Speech
Dwight D. Eisenhower paused his high speed campaigning to regroup Republicans for a final drive against Democrats. In Newark New Jersey he assailed Truman for opposing the 1942 poll tax repeal and urged revision of the McCarran immigration law while praising Gen. George C. Marshall. He denied taft influence, saying final decisions are his alone.
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New York
Dwight
Eisenhower
Truman
Newark
N. J
George C. Marshall
Delaware
New Jersey
Robert A. Taft
Two First Graders Admit Theft Spree
Two six-year-old boys and an eight-year-old accomplice confessed to a three-week theft and vandalism spree in East Hampton Connecticut. State Police Lt. Robert Rundle said their arrests led to charges against the children's fathers for contributing to the delinquency of minors. The youths admitted taking money and merchandise during the spree.
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East Hampton
Conn
Robert N. Rundie
Rundle
Nixon Promises Real Purge in State Department
Nixon on campaign swing through upstate New York vows a thorough cleaning of the State Department from Acheson downward if Republicans win the November elections. About 3,699 people cheer as he speaks from a temporary platform beside his special train in Ithaca with state GOP chief Pfeiffer and Senator Ives.
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Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
State Department
Acheson
Ithaca
Upstate
New York
Republican
GOP
William L. Pfeiffer
Irving M Ives
Wisconsin Badgers defeat Iowa Hawkeyes 42 to 13
The Wisconsin Badgers defeated the Iowa Hawkeyes 42 to 13 in the opening home game in Iowa City this afternoon.
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Wisconsin Badgers
Iowa
Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Wage Board Cuts Miners Pay Increase Prompting Strike Expected
The Wage Stabilization Board reduced the new 1.90 dollar daily wage boost for 376000 soft coal miners to 1.50 dollars, prompting expected nationwide strike starting Monday as labor and public members split over the cut. Archibald Cox defended the decision noting equal treatment with other groups and inflation concerns.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
John L. Lewis
Archibald Cox
Cox
Allies Break Chinese Holds on Triangle Mountain
Allied infantrymen seized the last Chinese position on Triangle Mountain in the Central Front after a five hour battle at Pike's Peak. Sabrejets shot down two MIG-15s in separate air battles over northwest Korea, marking a strong day for UN forces.
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Seoul
Korea
Triangle Mountain
U.N
U.S
Pike's Peak
Stevenson Criticizes Whining Politicians On Korean War
In a San Antonio speech Stevenson denounces opponents including Eisenhower and Taft, saying he has contempt for critics of the Korean conflict. He ties the Korea effort to the Alamo and insists the fight defends America's enduring ideal against calls for retreat.
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San Antonio
Tex
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Alamo Plaza
Stevenson
the Alamo
Eisenhower
Taft
America
Iowa Driver Reports Holdup in Omaha
Orville Vanderpool of Council Bluffs told Omaha police he was robbed of 85 dollars Friday night as he parked his truck in Omaha's east area. A man walked up from behind and took his billfold.
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Omaha
Orville Vanderpool
Council Bluffs
Vanderpool
Claims Self-Defense In Fatal Shooting
In Sioux City Edward Hickumbottom a 74 year old Black man says he shot and killed Amelia Blackhawk a 28 year old Indian after she approached with a butcher knife. He fired two shots into the air then shot when she advanced. He is held without charge.
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Sioux City
Edward Hickumbottom
Hickumbottom
Amelia Blackhawk
Press Breakdown Delays Evening Journal Edition
A serious breakdown at the Evening Journal press disrupted today’s newspaper delivery. Management apologizes for the delay after the machine required parts from nearby towns to complete the press run.
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Evening Journal
Journal
Vishinsky accuses U S of prolonging Korea war at UN
At the United Nations Andrei Vishinsky charged the United States prolongs the Korean war to mask domestic economic troubles. He blamed NATO and the Big Three for a war psychosis and denounced U S monopolistic capital profits from the war. He urged Poland's Stanislaw Skrzeszewski plan for an unconditional POW return and criticized U S methods in Korea.
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United Nations
N.Y
Stanislaw Skrzeszewski
Poland
U. N
Korea
Vishinsky
Dean Acheson
United States
Nixon Says Adlai Duped by Hiss on Campaign Trail
Sen. Richard M. Nixon heads to upstate New York after charging Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson was duped by Communist Alger Hiss. Nixon planned to campaign in Ithaca Geneva and Auburn as part of his tour.
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Stevenson
Hiss
Alger Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
Upstate
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Ithaca
Geneva
Auburn
Donahues Attend Iowa Wisconsin Football Game
Mr and Mrs E P Donahue of New Hampton were overnight guests at Dr J M Lloyds home and today plan to attend the Iowa Wisconsin football game at Iowa City.
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E. P. Donahue
New Hampton
J. M. Lloyd
Iowa City
Rabbi Silver Says Truman Remarks Shock Eisenhower Link
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver who met with Dwight D. Eisenhower at Columbia University called Truman’s Friday remarks linking Eisenhower to anti Semitism shocking and irresponsible. Silver, with Gov. Dewey, emphasized Eisenhower’s known tolerance and opposition to the McCarran Walter act in a morning conference.
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New York
Rabbn Abba Hillel Silver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Silver
Thomas E. Dewey
Columbia University
Mr. Truman
Jewish Welfare Board
Washington
Byrd Attacks Stevenson Endorses No Democratic Ticket
Virginia Senator Harry S Byrd sharply denounced Gov Adlai E Stevenson in a Friday radio address saying he cannot endorse Stevenson because the nominee promises only Trumanism. Vice President Alben Barkley followed with a blistering public rebuke in Arlington Virginia, signaling intra party tension over the 1948 ticket.
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Washington
Harry S. Byrd
Alben W. Barkley
Virginia
Adlai E. Stevenson
Barkley
Byrd
Arlington
Fire Destroys 600 Acres Near State Park
Fire burned 600 acres of farm land south of Nine Eagles State Park near Leon Iowa. Authorities said most of the area was pasture with some cornfields swept by flames. Some corn was saved. Earlier this week 400 acres burned north of the park.
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Leon
Nine Eagles State Park
Marriage License Issued in Cedar Rapids for Von Gay and White
A marriage license was issued at the courthouse here to Marvin Von Gay and Irma EB White, both of Cedar Rapids.
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Court House
Marvin von Gay
Irma EB White
Cedar Rapids
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