Knowland says Adlai made misstatements in Harrisburg
Sen William F Knowland accuses Adlai Stevenson of being irresponsible and making many misstatements in his Harrisburg campaign speech. He spoke after a White House meeting with President Eisenhower and criticized Stevenson on ending the draft and stopping bomb tests. Hagerty dismissed Stevenson’s claim that Eisenhower is not master in his own house as ridiculous.
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Washington
Willam F. Knowland
Adlai Stevenson
Harrisburg
Knowland
White House
Eisenhower
California
Stevenson
James
Hagerty
GOP
Nixon
New York
Senate
William F Knowland
Calif
House
Protest over Jewish airman discharge from Air Force Band
The American Veterans Committee protested the ouster of Airman Irving Weinstein, a violinist with the Air Force Symphony Orchestra at Bolling Air Force Base, for refusing to play on Yom Kippur. Weinstein was retired from the orchestra and assigned extra duties after requesting to attend religious services. AVC director Kenneth Birkhead criticized Air Force discipline as rigid and compared it to atheistic Communist nations.
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Washington
American Veterans Committee
Air Force Band
Irving Weinstein
Air Force Symphony Orchestra
Bolling Air Force Base
Walt
Washington Daily News
Scripps - Howard
Weinstein
Kenneth M. Birkhead
AVC
Air Force
Donald A Quarles
Admits Murder Of Girl In Chicago By Father Of Two
Arthur Bauer 22 admitted killing Rosemary McCarthy 18 in a south side alley on Sept 5. He said he struck her with a hatchet after she resisted his advances during a drive to the parking lot. Bauer was arrested after a witness sketch linked him to the scene.
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Chicago
Arthur Donald Bauer
Rosemary McCarthy
Bauer
Kidnaped Woman Identifies One Suspect in Desert Abduction
Mrs Eve Latham 51 identified one of two women as a kidnapper after being held for about a day in the desert near El Centro. She was found dazed and overheated, later saying Mrs Winn and a Mexican woman abducted her from her son's home and threatened to harm her grandson. The case ties to a lawsuit George Latham faced over jewels.
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San Diego
Calif
Eve
Ian Latham
Latham
el Centro
el Centro Hospital
Whisen
Latham Earler
Truth Squad of GOP Plans Campaign Truth Squad Tour
Five Republican campaign orators including the truth squad depart after a breakfast with President Eisenhower. The RNC bills the trip as the most intensive pro stop tour, with Nixon leading a 32 state swing aboard five planes and other leaders covering many states and districts to rebut Democratic charges.
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Washington
Truth Squad
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
National
Nixon
Fred Seaton
Senate
William F Knowland
Calif
Joseph W Martin Jr
Mass
Charles A Halleck
Ind
Styles Bridges
Knowland
Martin
Halleck
Toastmasters Meet At YMCA On Thursday
Bob Brewer served as toastmaster at the regular Toastmasters Club meeting Thursday evening at the Washington YMCA. Speakers included Frank Patterson with Who Am I, Clarence McConkey on Consumer Education, and Milton Barker with Ideas.
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Bob Brewer
Toastmasters Club
Washington Ymca
Frank Patterson
Clarence McConkey
Milton Barker
Clement Defends Use of Tennessee Guard
Gov. Frank Clement of Tennessee defended using National Guard troops to quell clashes in Clinton and warned of possible renewed violence in school integration. He blamed outside agitators for mob outbreaks after Clinton high school was integrated and attacked the Eisenhower administration and James Hagerty over political rhetoric.
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Chicago
Frank Clement
Tennessee
National Guard
Clinton
Tenn
Clement
Executives’ Club
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Richard Nixon
Hagerty
Democratiee
Adlai Stevenson
O Keefe Names McGinnis as Brinks Robbery Brain
Boston witness Joseph O Keefe, a Brink's bandit escapee, testified that Joseph McGinnis was the mastermind behind the $1 218 211 Brink's robbery six years earlier. O Keefe traced the conspiracy to 1947 with plans, meetings, and repeated nocturnal visits to Brink's counting house.
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Boston
Joseph
Specs
O Keefe
Brink
Joseph McGinnis
Brink’s Inc
McGinnis
O'Keefe
Anthony Pine
Sturtevant
Hyde Park
Pine
Pino
Brink's
Federal Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Run Buddy Poppy Drive on Sept 22
Chairman Al Fritz announced the Buddy Poppy campaign by VFW Post 2808 set for September 22 in Washington. The team plans personal outreach to firms and new sales approaches to raise funds aiding disabled and needy veterans.
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al Fritz
Washington
Fritz
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eisenhower to Launch Re election Campaign With TV Address
President Eisenhower will publicly launch his re election bid next Wednesday with a nationwide TV and radio address from CBS studios in Washington. The White House said the speech will cover win the peace and discuss domestic issues likely to shape the race. Press Secretary Hagerty noted no agreement exists with Adlai Stevenson regarding campaign appearances.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
James ©. Hagerty
CBS Studies
Washington
Hagerty
Adlai E. Stevenson
Egypts Suez plan clash nears as pilots shift control
Britain calls 18 nations to a Wednesday meeting to formalize the users association for Suez Canal operation while Egyptians recruit pilots including 41 Russians to replace resigning Europeans. Nasser vows to defend control and a Western backed convoy moves from Suez to Port Said as Pakistan and others weigh response to force.
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London
Britain
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Feyotian
Nasser
Egypt
al Gomhouria
Cairo
Suez
United Press
Gerald Arathoon
Port Said
Western “User's Association
Pakistan
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Krishna Menon
Switzerland
Lancaster
Kefauver Blames Eisenhower For High Cost Of Living
Democratic vice presidential candidate Estes Kefauver charged President Eisenhower has shown no concern about inflation and the rising cost of living. In a Largo luncheon speech he accused the GOP of indifference to low income families and warned inflation threatens highway funding. He also pressed for full world affairs briefings similar to Stevenson’s.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Largo Fairgrounds
Tennessee
GOP
Becau
Congress
Kefauver
Tampa
Adlai F. Stevenson
Stevenson
Southern Baptist Assets Rise to 131 Million in Year
Nashville Based Southern Baptist Convention and agencies report total assets of 131 241 242 dollars with a gain exceeding 20 million over the past year as Treasurer Porter Routh announced.
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Nashville
Southern Baptist Convention
Porter Routh
Adlai Plans Speech In Virginia Today
Adlai E Stevenson prepares to campaign in Virginia and Maryland suburbs near Washington. He will speak at a Fairfax County Democratic barbecue and in Silver Spring Maryland, aiming to aid Democratic candidates and press campaign finance issues. He plans a news conference and may issue a statements in lieu of a speech.
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Washington
UPI
Adlai E. Stevenson
Virginia
Maryland
Stevenson
Fairfax County
Warren Quenstedt
Joel T Broyhill
Silver Spring
Plan Hahn Services At Keota On Monday
Keota Henry Hahn 71 died this morning at Twilicht Rest Home Keota. Funeral 9 a m Monday at St Marys Catholic Keota with Rev Kempker in charge. Burial Clear Creek Cemetery. Rosary 7 30 p m Sunday Powell Funeral Home Keota. Born July 6 1885 south of Keota son of Nicolas and Anna Hahn. Survived by brother Peter Hahn Sr and two sisters Mrs Charlaton of monte and Mrs Lena Russ of Henry. Preceded by three brothers and three sisters.
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Keota
Henry Hann
Twilicht
St. Mary's Catholic Church
S. Kempker
Clear Creek
Powell
Mr. Hahn
Nicolas
Anna Mary Schang Hahn
Peter Hahn
Mary Charlaton
Monte
Lena Russ
Henry
Ellender Criticizes U.S. Aid to South Korea
Sen. Ellender described Korea as a bottomless pit for U S economic aid and called the program run by plug-heads. He said the United States should cut economic aid almost entirely while continuing military aid. He planned a Seoul visit with Sen. Dworshak to inspect Asia aid programs.
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Tokyo
Allen J. Filender
D-La
Republic of Korea
U.S
Senate Appropriations Committee
Seoul
Ellender
Asia
Sen
Henry C. Dworshak
R-Idaho
Korea
Formosa
Southeast Asian
Dworshak
United States
Harris Believes Friend Stole From Car After Dinner
Spokane pitcher William Harris told police he took a friend to a restaurant and bought dinner, then returned to his car to find two hand-tooled leather bags worth 100 dollars missing along with the friend.
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Spokane, Wash
William Harris
Harris
Army cuts storage space to save millions in warehousing
The Department of the Army eliminated 40 million square feet of storage space, reducing warehousing costs by 30 million dollars. This move reflects a major efficiency gain in federal logistics and facilities management.
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Department of the Army
District Governor To Visit Rotarians In 1950s Iowa
Rotary club hosts Wal lace E. Barron district governor of Rotary International for his annual visit to 49 Iowa clubs. Barron, Ames Rotary past president, directs alumni affairs at Iowa State College and serves on church and agricultural honorary bodies. President Jones notes worldwide growth with 351 clubs started in 48 countries last year.
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Rotary Club of
Washington
Wallace E
Red) Barron
Rotary International
Iowa
Willis Jones
Ralph Bauer
Rotary
Barron
Iowa State College
Ames Rotary Club
Fraternity of Alpha Zeta
Honorary Society In Agriculture
Cochairman
Waterloo
The
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Free World
Rotary Clubs
Jones
North
South
Central America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Islands of
Pacific
Iraq
Jordan
New Oe
Ruandare
Swazi
Farmers Show Interest In Grain Sorghums
Considerable interest in grain sorghums was shown at a meeting held Friday afternoon at the Kenneth Cuddeback farm. Topics covered included varieties planting harvesting fertilization marketing and other aspects of production. A number of acres are planted in the county this year. Farmers may obtain more information by contacting the county extension office for a grain sorghums bulletin.
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Kenneth Cuddeback
Accard
Weather Outlook for Iowa Fair to partly cloudy skies
Weather by United Press Iowa reports fair to partly cloudy conditions across western and central regions with considerable cloudiness in the extreme east through Sunday. Scattered thundershowers possible in the extreme east tonight and Sunday. Warmer northeast tonight, with low temperatures in the 50s and highs Sunday in the 75 to 85 range. cooler for Monday.
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United Press
Iowa
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