Democratic fight roils as Stevenson Kefauver clash
The two day meeting in Philadelphia gathers party leaders to map strategy for the 1952 campaign. Kefauver presses the big business charge while Stevenson aides target health questions about President Eisenhower. Watkins assails Truman and Stevenson over debt claims as Hall touts GOP civil rights stance. Kefauver heads to Portland for a farm speech after San Diego and California events.
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Associated Press
Senhower
Washington
Adlai
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Watkins
Utah
Truman
Kefauver
Stevenson
San Diego
Calif
Hall
Finnegan
American Society of Newspaper Editors
New York
Averell Harriman
Senate
Harry Truman
Democratic Party Faces Financial Crisis Says Butler
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler warned the party faces a financial crisis that could imperil its 1956 election bid. He contrasted a GOP treasury of five million dollars with a Democratic balance of about one hundred thousand and urged fundraising as the top priority to fund campaigns and TV time.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Butler
National Committee
Democratic Party
State Board Halts Second Polio Shots in Minnesota
The State Health Department in St Paul withdrew authorization for second polio vaccine shots for children up to age 20 and pregnant women. The ban follows a recommendation from its polio advisory committee as officials wait for higher first-dose coverage or more vaccine supply. About 632,466 of the eligible 1,111,000 have received first injections.
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ST. Paul
State Health Department
the Health Board
Elk River Atomic Plant Aims to Power 14 Counties by 1959
Elk River Minnesota plans a 22 000 kilowatt closed cycle boiling water reactor to serve about 100 000 people in 14 counties by end of 1959. AEC preliminary approval sets up 6 860 000 dollars from federal funds and 2 450 000 dollars from the cooperative.
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Elk River, Minn
Minnesota
Atomic Energy Commission
Elk River
Walter Bedell Smith
AMF Atomics Inc
United States
John Bradburn
Elk River Cooperative
Sherburne
Kandiyohi
Morrison
Benton
Mille Lacs
Kanabec
Pine
Chisago
Isanti
Anoka
Wright
Hennepin
Washington
Ramsey
AEC
Republican National
Sen
Thye
R— Minn
Village Told to Issue Permit to Honeywell
Minnesota Supreme Court directs Golden Valley to grant a building permit to Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co for an industrial building on a 105 acre tract. The vote referendum question was deemed unnecessary and the court upholds the county judge ruling.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Golden Valley
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
Roger L. Dell
High Court
Levi M. Hall
Hennepin
Fugitive Held for Attempt to Shoot Father
Victory Bakken, 36, was picked up by Fargo police and held in Clay County jail on an assault with intent to kill charge after allegedly trying to shoot his father in Glyndon Minnesota. He was arrested on a tip from a Fargo waitress and surrendered without resistance.
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Ole P. Bakken
Glyndon
Bakken
Minnesota State Dental Assn Convention Opens in St Paul
The 73rd annual Minnesota State Dental Assn convention starts Monday in the St Paul auditorium for three days of meetings talks and special clinics.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota State Dental Assn
Stillwater Prison Convict Sutton Missing
Stillwater Minnesota authorities search for Frank Sutton a 28 year old athletic Indian inmate described as 5 6 who may have fled by clinging to the bottom of a delivery truck Sutton was serving a 5 to 40 year term for first degree robbery after a $68 holdup at the Norton Hotel Rochester Minn and an Eau Claire Wisconsin arrest Sutton previously escaped from St Cloud Reformatory in 1947 and recaptured later at his mother's home in Boy River minnesota law enforcement nationwide urged to watch for him
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Stillwater, Minn
Stillwater
Douglas Rigg
Sutton
Rigg
Olmsted County
Riggs
Bay River
Minn
Norton
Rochester
Eau Claire
Wis
St. Cloud Reformatory
Boy River
Bel Air Well Bust Slows as 50 GPM Is All That Remains
The Bel Air water project in Austin is labeled a bust after tests at 1,500 feet found water but not suitable for drinking. Superintendent Harold J. Lamon says 50 gallons per minute is the limit, far from the hoped 700, with talks planned after Fred M. McCarthy visits. Professor George Thiel still believes deeper drilling may yield usable water. Progress since July 1954 has been hampered by broken bits and gear, with Brownsdale testing pending after reaching 570 feet.
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Bel Air
Austin
Utilities Department
Harold J. Lamon
Fred M. McCarthy
Lamon
George Thiel
Department of Geology and Mineralogy
University of Minnesota
Thiel
Margaret Truman Weds Clifton Daniel Jr In Independence
Margaret Truman and Clifton Daniel Jr. justify a restrained ceremony in Independence After a quiet week of secrecy guests arrived to witness the marriage at Trinity Episcopal Church The former President avoided politics and reporters while escorting the nuptials as his daughter entered a family affair rather than pompous spectacle.
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Margaret Truman
New York
Trinity Episcopal Church
Truman
North
Delaware Street
Daniel
Margaret
Kansas City
Independence
Mother of 4 Is Coming Home, Husband Dead
Mrs Paula Thayer 46 who disappeared Feb ll is coming home to her four children tonight Her husband died of pneumonia three weeks after she left their home The children said our mother will come back to us no matter where she is She has been working as a domestic in Evanston Ill and heard of his death Tuesday and phoned the children Wednesday
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ST. Paul
Paula Thayer
Thayer
Evenston
Ill
Bulganin Seeks Broad Trade Ties in London Visit
Soviet Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev pressed for widening commercial links with Britain during a London stop, signaling a gradual East West thaw. Talks at Downing Street and a Mansion House luncheon followed a two hour session focused on the Middle East and world peace.
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Bulganin
Britain
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Downing Street
Eden
Middle East
Mansion House
Old City of
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Downing St
Probate Judge Indicted in Check Case in Duluth
Probate Judge Ben F. Constantine of Duluth is indicted for first degree grand larceny by the St. Louis County Grand Jury. The true bill accuses him of diverting a $1,250 check linked to a land bid his court was probating. arraignment postponed to April 30 to allow defense study.
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Duluth
Minn
Ben F. Constantine
St. Louis
Constantine
Victor Johnson
Alfred Weinberg
Recover Parts of Balloons at Dexter
Two pieces of a large balloon were recovered on the Oliver Lee farm 2½ miles north of Dexter Minnesota. The plastic material fell when the balloon ripped open and folded in the air. Nels Lee found the pieces about 11 a.m. No weather balloon launches were reported in the area today.
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Dexter, Minn
Dexter
Oliver Lee
Lee
Nels Lee
Dag Hammarskjold presses border talks after cease-fire
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold held a final round of talks with Israeli officials on technical Palestine border rules before moving to Beirut. He sought improved border arrangements after Israel and Egypt announced an unconditional cease-fire. Egyptian reports accused Israeli planes of trespassing Gaza airspace for three days, with one shooting incident near Dier el Ballah.
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U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Palestine
Middle East
Beirut
Israel
Egypt
Gaza
Cairo
Dier el Ballah
Grace Kelly and Rainier Begin Mediterranean Honeymoon Cruise
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III resumed their honeymoon aboard the Deo Juvante II, a 138 foot yacht anchored near Villefranche sur Mer. The couple, with a crew of 11 and Grace’s poodle Oliver, left the harbor for a day voyage toward San Remo and Rome, with plans to visit Tunisia and Mallorca during two weeks at sea.
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France
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier III
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Philadelphia
Villefrance-sur-Mer
Visibile
Grace
Rainier
Oliver
San Remo
Rome
Pius XII
Tunisia
Mallorca
Mediterranean
Spain
Atlantic
Trunk Sleep Survives as Neb Dental Students Die in Crash
Five University of Nebraska dental students were involved when a 1954 convertible crashed into a brick house near St James Minnesota. Norris Kempton 21 died at the wheel from chest injuries. William Ellison 26 and Robert Baker 25 died later at Medeira Hospital. John Nyberg Jr 28 Omaha survived after being asleep in the trunk. The group had been stopped by highway patrol an hour earlier for speeding.
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ST. James, Minn
University of Nebraska Dental
Wilder
Here
William E. Ellison
Waco
Neb
Madeira
Robert J. Baker
Wyo
Madeira Hospital
John Nyberg Jr
Omaha
Nyberg
Ellison
Baker
Lincoln
Sioux City
Iowa
Windom
Minn
Husband receives 7 to 30 years for fatal beating
Lee Marsolek of Opole Minnesota, a 45 year old construction worker, was sentenced to 7 to 30 years in Stillwater Prison after a Stearns County jury found him guilty of third degree murder in the death of his pregnant wife. The court followed the jury verdict with the judge fully agreeing. The victim died January 19 after hospital admission following described abdominal injuries. Marsolek denied striking his wife and claimed injuries came from a fall onto a kitchen stool.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
Lee Marsolek
Opole
Stillwater
Marsolek
Stearns County
Byron Wilson
Wilson
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