Ownership question centers on St. Olaf Hospital in Austin
The article states the hospital is chartered as a non profit run by a voluntary board elected by contributors. It owns no stock and has no salary for directors. The expansion fund drive aims for 350000 and cites similar campaigns in Hibbing Mankato and Janesville to justify expected local support.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Austin
Park Dougherty
Austin Area
Dougherty
American Hospital Assn
U. S. Public Health Service
St. Olaf
Minnesota
Hibbing
Mankato
Immanuel Hospital
Janesville
Wis
Bethesda Hospital
Crookston
Miller Hospital
St. Paul
St. Luke’s Hospital
Duluth
Woman's Body Found in Minneapolis Alley
In the Lake of the Isles district a young woman with head abrasions was found in an alley. The victim used the name Mary Frederickson Moonen and Matt Moonen, born February 13, 1934 in Bismarck. Detectives would not confirm foul play but noted a possible car throw.
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Minneapolis
Lake of the Isles
Mary Frederickson Moonen
Plummer
Minn
Bismarck
N.D
Matt Moonen
Capt
Eugene Bernath
Dean A. Gillette
Bernath
Two Mumps Sufferers Saved From House Blaze
In Postville Iowa two children Patty Jones three and Stevie Jones six confined to beds with mumps were rescued from a fire by Fireman Burr Cook. Their mother was away and an older brother alerted firefighters. The siblings were overcome by smoke and hospitalized.
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Postville
Iowa
Burr Cook
Patty
Stevie Jones
Charles Jones
Colonel bans sport shorts for soldiers in Frankfurt
In Frankfurt Germany Col John Dilley enforces a dress ordinance banning sport shorts for GIs after 6 p.m. He demands off duty attire with shirts ties and coats and warns that Army wives entering the commissary after April 27 must meet standards. He prohibits bare back sun suits halter tops shorts jeans and pin curlers unless neatly covered.
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Frankfurt
Germany
John Dilley
Dilley
Burglars stuck with 42 seats at baseball game
Burglars who cracked a local cafe safe are trapped with 42 seats to the Boston Red Sox versus New York Yankees game at Fenway Park on May 8. Police will guard Section 17 Row 27, the location of the stolen paste-boards.
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Tiverton
R.I
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankee
Boston
Fenway Park
Luverne Youth Confesses in Fatal Drag Race Crash
In Luverne Minnesota an 18 year old farm youth Merlyn Newberg admits he caused a crash that killed Gene Olson and Dick Preussler both 17 during a drag race at speeds near 90 mph. Newberg had failed his license test but bought a 1950 car three weeks earlier and confessed after an anonymous tip led to his arrest.
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Luverne
Minn
Gene Olson
Dick Preussler
Olson
Mort B. Skewes
Rock County
Merlyn Newberg
Skewes
Newberg
Laverne
Highway 75
Mound State Park
Duane Bakke
Max G. Dillon
Storm Lake
Iowa
Preussler
Bakke
Dillon
Reed Reported Unchanged After Heart Attack
Rep. Dan Reed of New York remains unchanged in condition at Little Company of Mary Hospital following a heart attack last Sunday while he recovers from the incident.
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Rome
Dan Reed
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Flynn Pays Up Santa Monica Child Support Debt
Errol Flynn has paid a $10,000 child support debt in Santa Monica California, according to reports. The actor settled the obligation after earlier disputes and remains active in the legal matter.
Survival City atomic test aims to map city destruction
Las Vegas reports on Operation Cue in Survival City Nevada where a multimillion dollar civil defense test will blow down homes, industrial structures, towers, gas lines and power systems to study urban resilience. About 1,400 observers plus 400 civil defense workers and hundreds of AEC staff will monitor from seven miles away as 350 news crews report the dawn blast.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Survival City
Civil Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
News Noir
Ground
WAC
Wacs
Lot
Survival
Eisenhower honors Salk with national gratitude ceremony
President Eisenhower salutes Jonas Salk and his family for polio vaccine progress in a Rose Garden ceremony. The president lauds the discovery's impact on American parents and grandparents, presenting citations and gifts to the Salks while noting 164 million people who may benefit.
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Washington
White House
Jonas E. Salk
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Salk
Dr. Salk
Salk Boys
Jonathan
Freeman Warns Tax Deadlock Favors Steel and Beer Interests
Minnesota Governor Freeman criticizes a House revenue plan as shielding special privilege for U S Steel and beer interests. He urges a fair tax program to fund education and avoid a future $30 million school-fund deficit while conference talks seek a compromise.
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ST. Paul
Freeman
Minnesota
U.S. Steel Corp
Archie Miller
Senate
John Hartle
House
Glen Swenson
Buffalo
State Senate
Swenson
Lawmakers labor on adjournment hopes hinge on tax plan
Minnesota lawmakers pressed to adjourn four days past the deadline as a Senate House conference committee pursued a tax formula. They reportedly backed a 1 percent net income tax on corporations and eyed about two million dollars yearly from iron ore, while a broad personal rate remained under review.
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House
Senate
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Senate House
Fred Cina
Dina
Gov
Freeman
Cant Bar Physician for Evading Taxes
Maryland Court of Appeals refused to review the Board of Medical Examiners bid to revoke Dr Napoleon B Steward’s license after his 1944 to 1946 income tax evasion conviction. The circuit court found tax evasion did not justify license revocation and Judge Charles C Marbury denied the appeal.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
State Board of Medical Examiners
Circuit Court
Napoleon B. Steward
Maryland House of Delegates
Prince Georges County
Charles C. Marbury
Stewart
Clock Collectors Face Time Change Troubles
In Rochester New York Neil D Henry a mailman keeps a collection of 200 antique clocks He expects trouble remembering to set clocks forward tonight His wife and daughter-in-law will help adjust them now in the pre daylight saving rush
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Rochester
N.Y
Neil D. Henry
Henry
Chou En-lai Proposes Talks With U S on Formosa Tension
Indonesian conference reports Premier Chou En-lai said China is ready to negotiate with the United States to ease tensions in the Far East especially around Formosa. He urged peaceful settlement and avoided war while stressing direct talks and openness to mediation.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Chou En-lai
Red China
United States
Far East
Taiwan
Formosa
Chou
China
United States of America
Hou
Soviet Union
John Kotelawala
Ceylon
John
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Colombo
Ali
Burma
Philippines
Thailand
Red
Uni
Manila
Southeast Asia
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Mrs. Salk
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