France Confirms Ramadier Government After Crisis Vote
In Paris the national assembly backed Prime Minister Paul Ramadier with a 800 to 89 confidence vote amid the worst postwar crisis. Seventeen absentees, a pivotal moment in avoiding a split between Communist and Gaullist camps, Ramadier urged unity to keep France from pro American or pro Russian divides.
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Paris
National Assembly
Paul Ramadier
France
Ramadier
Commmunist
Charles de Gaulle
United
Kramadier
de Gaulle
Iowa forms seven member survey committee on wildlife
Gov. Robert D. Blue announced a seven member citizen committee to work with Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson on an Iowa wildlife survey. The group includes Harry Zigrang, Glen Law, H. L. T. Frazer, D. C. Kern, Robert Beck, and state lawmakers J. T. Dykhouse and W. J. Kilpatrick. The first meeting is set for Monday afternoon. The panel will report to the conservation commission, the governor, and the 63rd General Assembly.
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Des Moines
Upgov
Robert D. Blue
Ira N. Gabrielson
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Blue
Conservation Commission
Gabrielson
Wildlife Management Institute
Harry Zigrang
Livermore
Glen Law
H. L. T. Frazer
Lost Nation Farm
D. C. Kern
Marshalltown
Robert Beck
Centerville
J. T. Dykhouse
Rock Rapids
W. J. Kilpatrick
Randolph Dykhouse
Kilpatrick
Few favor extra session of state legislature says Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa October 3 Rep Mrs Edna Lawrence says less than half of the 37 members of the 52 Club favored a special session on the income tax question. She cites 17 in favor 10 opposed four undecided and six no replies.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Edna Lawrence
Labor Peaceful Under New Law
US labor experts report Taft Hartley era calmer than any postwar three month period. October may set a new monthly low in strikes as unions hold back on policy crystallization and few contracts near renewal. Senator Ives backs no immediate changes. mediation efforts struggle with Bethlehem Shipbuilding and CIO unions in Galion and Michigan City.
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Washington
Irving M. Ives
N. Y
Senate
Ives
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Federal Mediaton Service
Company
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
CIO
Galion
Michigan City
Ind
United Auto Workers
Legion and State Guard Attend Howard P. Miller Funeral
American Legion members and war veterans meet at the Legion rooms Friday at 2 30 p m to attend the funeral of Howard P Miller a prominent Legion member The service will be at the Presbyterian church at 3 00 p m Military honors will be paid to Mr Miller former commander of Leon Beatty post The Iowa State Guard company of which he was organizer and first captain will attend in a body gathering at the Y at 2 30 p m
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War Veterans
Legion Rooms
Howard P. Miller
Legion
Presbyterian Church
Miller
Leon Beatty
Iowa State Guard Company
Sheriff Recovers Farm Gear Stolen From Dillon Schantz
Sheriff H. M. Putnam recovered several items stolen from farmer Dillon Schantz near the Washington county line on Highway 92 east of Ainsworth. He found a saddle bridle mirror and a gasoline motor in bank cars used by an extra gang of laborers on the Rock Island at Cotter. Schantz identified the items and had them returned.
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H. M. Putnam
Dillon Schantz
Washington County
Highway 92
Ainsworth
Cotter
Schantz
Korea Situation Very Explosive in UN Debate
The United States in the UN General Assembly warned the Korea situation was very explosive and urged immediate consideration of a program to pilot Koreans to independence. John Foster Dulles voiced the warning in the political and security committee opposing Russia’s proposal to defer the plan until Korean representatives are consulted.
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Lake’ Success
N .Y
United States
United Nations
Korea
John Foster Dulles
General Assembly
Russia
Speed Zones Considered for Iowa Major Highways
W. O. Price, safety engineer for the state highway commission, said informal agreement exists to set restricted speed zones on major Iowa highways. Price noted no formal resolution yet but willingness to proceed with the department of public safety plan. He cited delays in sign supply and outlined 50 to 55 mph limits as agreed, with bottleneck in obtaining signage.
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Tel Moines
W. O. Price
State Highway Commission
Iowa
Price
Publi Safety
Alfred Kahl
Department of Public Safety
Commerce Commission
The
Highway Commission
Commission
Way Is Paved for New Vet Hospital
Des Moines reports the state executive council and the state board of education cleared the way for a 500 bed Veterans Hospital near the University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City. The sale of 13 acres on university grounds for 133000 was approved to provide the site. The agreement secures a clear title to satisfy the board while the VA commits to a permanent building and has bought adjoining private property.
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Des Moines
State Executive Council
State Board of Education
Veterans Administration
university of Iowa_ hospital
Iowa City
Board of Education
M. B. Wilson
Theovernment
Jit
David A. Dancer
Dancer
Wilson
Crop of Winter Wheat in Danger
Cargill bulletin reports a serious situation due to lack of rain in six mid western and south western states forming the main winter wheat belt. Outside those states seeding is normal. moisture shortages affect Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas New Mexico and Colorado prospects.
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Minneapolis
Cargill
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Speed Zone Expansion Extends Day and Night Restrictions
About 15 highways will host restricted zones with no daylight difference. An 11 mile segment north of Davenport on highway 61 is added, and the attorney general advised safety officials that the commission can set speed zones as needed. The 51 mile stretch from Mitchellville to Grinnell could be included.
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Davenport
Price
Safiety
Mitchellville
Grinnell
Suit Brought Against Banks For Conspiracy
The government accuses 17 top investment banks and the investment bankers association of America of conspiring to monopolize financing of American industry. It seeks injunctions to break up syndicate practices in new stock issues and to dissolve the association, arguing such actions restrain competition and harm issuers and investors. The filing notes these firms handled about 69 percent of securities sold via syndicates in the past decade. Defendants named include the major firms involved.
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Washington
Wall Street
Justice Department
New York
Investment Bankers Association of America
Tom C. Clark
Federal District Court
Investment Bankers Association
Clark
Fol
Lardner Won't Answer If He's a Communist
Ring Lardner Jr. refused to answer if he is a communist during a Washington house inquiry into Hollywood Reds. The 82 year old son of a famous writer sought to read a statement but was denied. Investigator Russell testified a party board named "Ring L" was used as his code in the communist party.
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Lardner
Washington
Ring Lardner, Jr
Hollywood
Louis J. Russell
Communist Party Board
Ring L
Murky daylight robbery at Muscatine tavern nets up to 800
Two armed gunmen robbed the Commercial Inn in Muscatine at 9:30 AM today taking between 200 and 800 dollars. A gray two tone Pontiac fled toward Burlington, license either 82 24217 or 82 21247. Bartender Jim Foerter reported the police, detailing the robber’s entry and the getaway.
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Muscatine
Commercial Inn
Burlington
Highway 61
Jim Foerter
Foster
Farmers to be Guests at Chamber Dinner November 19
Washington Chamber of Commerce will host a farmers guest night on Wednesday November 19 at the Y with business leaders filling the room. D Howard Doane founder and chairman of Doane Agricultural Service St Louis will speak. as former head of Missouri University farm management he has long focused on farmer problems.
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D. H. Doane
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
C. R. Wilson
D. Howard Doane
The
Doane , Agricultural Service
St. Louis
Agricultural College
Britisher Speaker At School Assembly
Victor Yates, a British parliament member, spoke at a high school and junior college assembly on How Parliament Works and freedom of opinion. He will return at eight for an open forum on What the British Labor Government Stands For conducted after a Q and A. The YMCA organizers and American Friends Service committee sponsor the event series.
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Victor Yates
Yate
Britain
Washington
Yates
American Friends Service Committee
YMCA
National Guard Recruiting Day In Washington
A caravan of army vehicles and about 20 men gathered to recruit for Troop A of the 113th Mechanized Cavalry squadron. Capt. Charles Snyder leads the unit as it is organized. Vehicles on display include an armored car truck and jeeps. Recruits will enlist at the armory this evening and the group will be housed at the armory overnight.
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National Guard
Washington
113Th
Charles Snyder
Snyder
Church Men Will Hear Dr Dykhuizen in Washington Dinner
Dr Dykhuizen synodical superintendent of missions for Iowa synod of the United Presbyterian church will speak at the regular dinner meeting in Washington next Monday evening November 3. The dinner at 6 30 will be
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P. G. Dykhuizen
Synodical Superintendent of Missions
Iowa
No Survivors in Governor Earl Snell's Airplane
Forest rangers recovered the wreckage near Lakeview Oregon and confirmed four bodies, with no survivors, including Governor Earl Snell his successor Senate President Marshall Cornett secretary of state Robert Farrell Jr and pilot Chit Hogue 42. The Goose hunting trip crash Tuesday night triggered a days long search as next of kin were notified. Oregon's next governor becomes John P Hall speaker of the state house.
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Obe
Forest Rangers
Earl Snell
Snell
Lakeview
Ore
Merle Lowden
Fremont National Forest
Chet Lyons
Oregon
Senate
Marshall Cornett
Robert S. Farrell, Jr
Chit Hogue
Klamath Falls
Lyon
Cornett
John P. Hall
Portland
House of Representatives
Robert A. Adams
March Field
Cal
Here
Burbank
Biggs Field
Tex
John Lb. Couch
T. Mobley
J. L. Kyle
Bartholomew P. Tenore
Brockville
N.3
Wilbert Muller
Paterson
Turkeys to Stay Under Food Ban
Washington reports the food committee refused to exempt turkeys from Poultryless Thursdays. Led by Secretary Marshall and with Anderson and Harriman on the cabinet panel, the appeal from R B E James of Austin Texas for the turkey growers association was denied. The holidays Thanksgiving Christmas and New Years remain the only allowed turkeys exceptions.
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Washington
Truman
Food Committee
Cabinet Food Committee
George C. Marshall
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Commerce
W. Averell Harriman
R. BE. James
Austin
Tex
Turkey Growers Association
Church Brother Hood Urges Reservations for Monday Meal
President R J Kleese asks church men to telephone Ed Conner at seven dollars and reserve a meal for Monday evening, following the program when Dr Dykhuizen speaks.
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Dykhuizen
R. J. Kleese
The
Church Brotherhood
Ed Conner
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