No Shackling of Hogs at Fremont Developments in Packing Plant
Packars from across the country and Canada visit Fremont Nebraska to view Hormel dressing line innovations that eliminate shackling by using unconscious hogs via gassing before sticking. The Fremont process promises quieter, cleaner operations, reduced bruising, faster handling, and higher blood recovery with precise sticking.
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Fremont
Hormel Company
Fremont, Neb
Canada
Hormel
Austin
Minnesota
Urged to Sign Farm Bill By Major Organizations
Washington reports two of the three leading farm groups press President Eisenhower to sign the new farm bill despite objections. National Grange and National Farmers Union urged action, while American Farm Bureau Federation criticized the bill as ill conceived and linked to past market gluts. The Senate and House both approved the measure in a decisive vote.
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Eisenhower
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Charles
Senate
House
The
Grange
Farmers Union
Augusta Country Club
James G. Patton
Guard Equipment Called Out As Snow Locks Northwestern Minnesota
National Guard equipment moves toward northwest Minnesota to relieve flood threatened farm families in Kittson County. About 85 families are cut off by six foot drifts and impassable roads, with schools and rural areas affected and preparations to open 85 miles of road for evacuation.
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Associated Press National Guard
Minnesota
Kittson County
Cliff Bouvette
Hallock Enterprise
Fort Ripley
Lee Boyd
Royd
Two Boys Die in Stearns County Truck Accidents
In Stearns County Minnesota two young boys died in separate truck incidents. David Pohlmann seven, riding in a Melrose area pickup with classmates, leaped to retrieve a blown cap and struck his head. Charles Jenc two, playing near a Sauk Centre farm, was run over as a milk truck began to back out.
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Stearns County
David Pohlmann
Lawrence Pohlmann
Melrose
David
Charles Raymond Jenc
Raymond Jenc
Sauk Centre
Israel Egypt clash intensifies amid air battles and raids
Israeli fighters claimed to have shot down a British Vampire jet during clashes with Egyptian and Israeli air forces amid mounting Arab-Israeli tensions. Reports cite new Arab raids killing a teacher and three pupils at a Gaza prayer service as Cairo and Jerusalem trade accusations. Dag Hammarskjold met Egyptian leaders in Cairo on peace talks.
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Israel
Egypt
Hammarskjold
Cairo
Middle East
Gaza
Damascus
Gaza Strip
City workers barred from crossing picket lines in church ruin
After a Wednesday picket, the council ordered city employees not to cross any picket line. Mayor Baldy Hansen summoned a special meeting to decide action at the Congregational Church site where Martin Bustad’s equipment left the job.
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Old Congregational Church
Martin Bustad
Ernest Jacob
Baldy Hansen
Nelson
Bustad
May 15 bond election set for Austin area schools
The Austin Board of Education approved a $4.4 million school bond election for May 15 to fund new buildings additions and site purchases in Brownsdale Lansing and other districts. If Brownsdale or Lansing do not join Austin bonds for their districts will not be issued.
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Brownsdale
Lansing
Austin
Ellis Avenue
Plymouth Avenue
Oakland
Banfield
Whittier and Webster
Lincoln School
Corning
Ramsey
Dist
Freeholders of Dist. 38
Newil
Freeborn County
William Bandler
Robert Thill
R. R. Sayles
Ike Sets Campaign Kick-off for Tuesday
President Eisenhower will address 800 Republican leaders at a Washington dinner next Tuesday to start his re election campaign. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty defended the President against Truman’s charges of inaction and political betrayal on farm issues.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Truman
Des Moines
Hagerty
Milwaukee Transit Strike Threatens City Service
Milwaukee faces a potential bus and streetcar strike at midnight as 350000 daily riders rely on public transportation. The dispute centers on transit operations and could disrupt city mobility if unresolved.
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Milwaukee
6th Fleet Unit to Visit Crete
The Navy says amphibious forces of the U S 6th Fleet will visit Crete early next month amid reports in Athens that Marines would be based there. Greece was asked to clear the visit, a standard step when U S units stop overseas. A reinforced battalion of Marines is attached to the 6th Fleet. State Department officials denied any request to base 1,000 Marines on Crete.
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Washington
Navy
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Crete
Mediterranean
Athens
Greece
6Th Fleet
State Department
Lincoln White
Grace Kelly Reunites With Prince Rainier in Monaco Welcome
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III reunited aboard Rainier's yacht Deo Juvante II off Monaco as thousands line the Riviera coast. The bride to be and her fiancé exchange embraces and bid farewell to the liner Constitution amid a festive, flag bedecked arrival predicted for next week’s ceremonies.
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Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Riviera
London
Monte Carlo
Prince Rainer III
Mediterranean
Grace
Rainier
America
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Deo Juvante
Miss Kelly
Prince
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