Retired Argentine Generals Lead Anti Peron Revolt
Two retired Argentine generals led a revolt against President Juan D Peron. The Peron regime claimed suppression while Uruguay reports doubts about failure. Rebels demanded Peron resign by 3 20 pm and warned of civil war. a state of internal war was declared. The Plaza De Mayo drew about 3 000 supporters as a Peron decree condemned the uprising and ordered swift execution for mutiny.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Montevideo
Plate River
Arturo Rawson
Argentina
Benjamin Menendez
General Confederation of Labor
Plaza de Mayo
Navy
Franklin Lucero
Enrique Garcia
Cesar Ojeda
Republic
Freshwaters Coal & Supply Marks Sixth Anniversary
Freshwaters Coal and Supply celebrates its sixth anniversary next Monday October 1. The firm traces its origins to October 1, 1945 when H. F. Freshwaters purchased the business from Cy Bush. Ralph Gibson is manager with veterans John Kurtz Verne Richardson and George Lee completing the force.
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Freshwaters Coal & Supply
H. F
Har ley Thompson pays down with 20000 pennies at Upland store
In Upland Indiana Harley Thompson dumped a canvas bag containing about 20000 pennies onto a store counter to make a down payment on a television set. He said he has saved the coins for 15 years.
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Upland
Ind
Harley Thompson
Thompson
Des Moines Iowa Weather Forecast Details
Weather for Des Moines Iowa indicates slight warmup this afternoon with highs 60s. Tonight remains fair with cooler lows then Saturday brings increased cloudiness and warmer temps with a chance of rain in the southwest in the afternoon or night. Winds shift from southerly to 20 25 mph west and 15 20 mph east. Rain is possible Saturday night and Sunday with a clearing trend and little temperature change.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lutheran Young People Meet In Keokuk
The Town District East Walther League of the Lutheran church Missouri Synod will hold its annual convention in Keokuk September 25 through 26. A vesper marks opening events with sessions starting Saturday at 9 50 am. A Walther League Messenger campaign launch, a moonlight Mississippi cruise, a river sing, a youth service at Messiah Lutheran, and a fellowship banquet wrap up the program as eastern Iowa youth attend. Nancy Fagen and Cene Yoder represent Trinity Lutheran Walther League of Washington as delegate and alternate.
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East Walther
Oelock
Walther Levene Messenger
Mississipp
Messiah Lutheran Ehures
S Oflock
Iowa
Trinity Lutheran Walther League of Washington
Nancy Fagen
Cene Yoder
Red Troops Launch Major Attack Across Korea Front
Reports from Korea describe thousands of Communist troops attacking a six mile UN front from west central near Seoul to north of Juje. Initial assaults were repulsed in most sectors with ongoing fighting midmorning. UN air forces destroyed or damaged numerous Communist trucks and jets in recent days.
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LTH
Korea
United Nations
Seoul
Punchbow Valley
Juje
Sun Air Force
Mike
Frost Hits Northwest Iowa Crops As Freezing Temps Return
Des Moines reports sub freezing conditions with four killing frosts in northwest Iowa. Farmers inspect corn fields while the agriculture department warns only about 60 percent of the state's corn may be safe. Temperatures drop to 27 in Sioux City and Spencer, 31 in Mason City, 38 at Des Moines.
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Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Sioux City
Spencer
Mason City
Two Men to Speak and Perform at Tabernacle Sunday
Rev. Ashcroft head of religious education at Central Bible Institute Springfield Missouri will address both morning and evening services at the Tabernacle. Dr McLellan Central Bible Institute music director and former CBC orchestra soloist will perform violin selections. Public invited.
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Christian Tabernacle
Ashcroft
Central Bible Institute
Springfield
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
Vr. McLellan
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Iran Seizure Of Abadan Oil Refiner Sparks Naval Tension
Iranian troops guard the Abadan refinery as a British cruiser Mauritius and nine other ships wait offshore for London orders after Iran expels British technicians. Refiner manager B K Ross notes calm defiance while the threatened expulsion deadline nears.
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Abadan
Iran
London
Mauritius
Shatt El-Arab
Persian Gulf
Britain
B. K. Ross
Houseal Fined Five Hundred On Third Omni Charge
Berlen Houseal pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Judge O K Newell in Columbus Junction and paid a 500 dollar fine with costs. A five month jail sentence was suspended marking his third offense. Judge Newell plans to sentence three Washington youths Saturday for larceny from a motor vehicle in Louisa county. Ends court term Saturday September 29.
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Columbus Junction
Berlen
Houseal
O. KE. Newell
Louisa County
Wapello
Paul McCoid
OPS Embarrassed By Uncensored News Lifted Censorship
President Truman ordered the blackout lifted after the Office of Price Stabilization faced protests over a censorship order that would have barred 10 000 employees from disclosing anything that might embarrass OPS. Senators threatened funding cuts as the issue sparked senate floor heat and a quick reversal.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Truman
OPS
Defense
State Departments
Mr. Truman
Price
Michael V. Disalle
Chicago
Far West
Richard F. Cook
Senate
Ask Cooperation Of Washington Residents In Trash Collection
Sanitation truck crews urge Washington residents to place garbage and cans in alleys where available and at front curbs where there are no alleys. City council backs the drivers urging householders to cooperate on this important collection effort.
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Washington
Fire at county hospital traced to overheated motor
Washington firemen responded to the county hospital in the afternoon to extinguish flames caused by an overheated electric motor.
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Washington
Wellman minister and wife begin mission field moves
Rev. Althoff and wife depart Wellman to serve four Indian churches near Watonga Oklahoma starting next week. They will ride 25 miles apart, hold services in a government school, and bring their son Gordon along.
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Wellman
William Althoff
Althoff
Kalona
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Gordon
Watonga
Okla
Arapahoe
Swift & Co purchases local turkey plant. operation possible soon
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting, Swift & Co announced the purchase of the plant formerly operated by Don Stutsman. The facility, to become a Keokuk branch, may reopen within weeks under existing staff. Keokuk managers were unavailable for comment as officials await a formal statement.
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Chamber of Commerce
Don Stats
Dave Livingston
Chamber
Swift & Co
Keokuk
H. F. Ferguson
Keoxuk
L. B. Folsom
Des Moines
Washington
Livingston
Ferguson
Mr. Folsom
Carnbelt
Don Stutsman
Jack Woods
Bacon White
R. R. Osborn
R. J. Wagner
Ir. Osborn
Mr. Wagner
August Bond Purchases Show Boost In Defense Drive
Don Maxwell, Washington county savings bonds chairman, reported August 1951 sales beat 1950 levels with Series E bonds at 5 047.95 equal to 101.36 percent. First two weeks of the Defense Bond drive raised Iowa purchases of Series BE F and G to 6 154 468, though county breakdowns were unavailable. He urged every farmer and wage earner to buy at least one extra 100 Defense Bond.
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Don Maxwell
Washington County
Savings Bonds
Iowa
Initiation Work Tonight at Past Masters Temple
Members attend work in the Past Masters and Most Excellent Masters degrees at the temple this evening.
Baculis Indicted In Iowa City Killing
George Baculis of Iowa City was indicted on a murder charge in the October death of Andy Davelis. In district court he received a 10 day plea deadline and was released on 35000 bond after the charge was upgraded following his brother James Lons’s acquittal on a first degree murder count. Authorities linked both men to a fatal Seattle case that produced Davelis’s stabbing as police escorted him to a squad car.
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Iowa City
George Baculis
Andy Davelis
James P. Gaffney
Baculis
James Lons
Lons
Seattle
Davelis
Lavelis
Tle
Davalis
Break-In Reported At Ainsworth School House
Washington county sheriff's deputies investigated a break-in at Ainsworth school house after prowlers entered via a window during the night. The only reported theft was an old alarm clock.
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Ainsworth
Washington County Sheriff's Office
Ainsworth School
After Dinner Humorist Inspires St Joseph Audience
St Joseph bankers and local chamber members heard W Van Murchie deliver a humorous and thoughtful after dinner address. He blended light jokes with philosophical notes, urging appreciation of daily fun and offering ten serious maxims for constructive living. Continued on page 7.
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St. Joseph
W. van Murchie
Dunn & Bradstreet
Chamber of Commerce
General Bradley Flies To Tokyo For Korea Talks
In Tokyo General Omar Bradley and Charles Bohlen arrived to discuss the Korean cease-fire with General Ridgway. Officials call it a routine survey, but the talks face a grave risk of collapse and possible full-scale war with the Communist forces as Peiping condemns shifting the cease-fire talks site.
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General Bradley
Tokyo
Korea
Omar M. Bradley
America
Charles E. Bohlen
Matthew B. Ridgway
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
United Nations Command
Bradley
Peiping
Rideway
Koesong
Songhwon
No Man's Land
Ridgway
Washington
Benton accuses McCarthy of perjury in Senate clash
Senator William Benton of Connecticut accused Senator Joseph McCarthy of perjury and deceit in sworn testimony and press briefing. He urged a Senate investigation toward possible expulsion but signaled the chamber might opt for a censure instead, while noting potential for criminal action.
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Washington
William Benton
Conn
Joseph R. McCarthy
J. Wis
Senate
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Benton
Horse Abandonment Charge Quietly Nets Warrant
Otto W. White returned from Florida to Penn Yan New York to find a warrant charging him with abandoning a saddle horse without shelter or food while he was away.
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Penn Yan
N. Y
Otto W. White
Florida
Rise in Women Bank Executives Reaches Thousands
There are now 6 013 women bank executives including 96 presidents 25 board chairmen and 337 vice presidents.
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Penny Wise
Tabernacle
K. McLellan
OMNI
Fense
Swift & Company
Turkey
Mission Field
van Murchie
Chamberlin
W. Murchie
Mr. Murchie
Sen. Benton
Italy
eVdine
Gorizia
Liubijone
Austria
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Sardinia
West
Edvard Kardelj
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