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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1952

Page

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Dixie Papers Back Ike as South Eds Favor 1952 Bid

An Associated Press survey of nearly 100 Southern newspapers shows 41 endorsing General Eisenhower or leaning that way, the most ever by editors in the region for a Republican nominee. Many editors who backed Truman or Dewey previously remain uncommitted, while several former Dewey supporters now favor Eisenhower. Oklahoma Florida Alabama supply much of Ike’s strength, with seven Alabama dailies backing him and notable endorsements in Birmingham and Montgomery.

Atlanta Dwight D. Eisenhower South Associated Press Adlai Stevenson Truman Thomas Dewey Strom Thurmond Dewey Thurmond Stevenson Sen John Sparkman Alabama Georgia Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Florida Virginia Carolinas Eisenhower Oklahoma Oklahoma City Tulsa Enid Okla Ike Birmingham Montgomery Birmingham Post-Herald Montgomery Advertiser Dothan Eagle Fke

Reds Flee Bayonets At Old Baldy In Korea War

U N and Allied forces renewed fighting across Korea as 75 F84 Thunderjet fighters joined air operations while a ground assault recaptured Old Baldy hill near Chorwon. Night battles left hundreds of Chinese Reds reported down the mud slopes, with heavy rain delaying evacuations.

Seoul Korea U. S. Fifth Air Force United Nations North Korea U. S. Eighth Army Old Baldy Hill U. S Korea-Manchuria Tokyo O. P. Weyland U. S. Far East Old Baldy Chorwon James A. van Fleet Eighth Army

WWII Torpedo Destroys French Dredger at Boulogne

In Boulogne sur Mer France a World War II torpedo exploded while a dredger named Pas de Calais ll was raising debris from the harbor floor Eleven seamen are dead or missing and six are injured as the 1 289 ton vessel sank after the blast rattling doors and windows throughout the town.

Boulogne Sur Mer France Pas de Calais Boulogne

Bandit Robs Iowa Bank in Ankeny

A two gun bandit robbed the Ankeny State Bank of 25720 dollars at 7 10 am CST taking cash from a vault after forcing assistant cashier Wayne Rowland to open it. The robber fled in a car parked nearby leaving Rowland locked in the vault until another employee arrived.

Ankeny Ankeny State Bank Des Moines Iowa Bankers Association Iowa John Dillinger First National Bank of Mason City Wayne Rowland Ankeny Bank John Deere Des Moines Rowland

Giant atom powered fleet seen

FRANK CAREY reports that the Atomic Energy Commission asked Westinghouse to develop an atomic engine for large vessels such as aircraft carriers. The move follows progress on nuclear powered aircraft and submarine engines, with implications for 100000 mile world cruises and submarines that can cruise submerged indefinitely without surfacing.

Washington United States Atomic Energy Commission Westinghouse Electric Company AEC Congress

Drastic Pork Curbs To Be Relaxed Nationwide

Federal rules to curb vesicular exanthema in swine herds are expected to ease state bans in Georgia Florida and Louisiana and resume interstate pork movement. The disease remains swine only and not contagious to humans or other livestock. Geo A Hormel & Company says Atlanta unit back to business as usual under federal permit.

Georgia Florida Louisiana U. S. Department of Agriculture Atlanta

Truman Proclaims State of Emergency Over Hog Disease

President Truman announced a state of emergency as vesicular exanthema spreads to 16 states, triggering federal actions to control the hog disease.

Truman Kansas City

Temporary Gas Rate Hike Granted by Commission

The power commission allowed Northern Natural Gas Company of Omaha to raise annual wholesale natural gas rates by about 3 million dollars temporarily under bond. The company had requested roughly 10.6 million, but the commission disallowed 7.6 million and ordered new rate schedules for the approved amount, with possible future action pending. The ruling followed a staff motion to dismiss portions of the proposal already decided on June 11.

Washington The Power Commission Northern Natural Gas Company Omaha Neb Northern Natural Commission Northern

Colored Corps in Spam Day Parade

Blooming Prairie businessmen have engaged the Gopher North Star Colored Drum and Bugle Corps from St. Paul for the Spam Day parade. H. B. Lidstone, Austin Chamber of Commerce secretary, said today.

Blooming Prairie Gopher North Star Colored St. Paul H. B. Lidstone Austin Chamber of Commerce

CAN'T WIN LOSE QUIT BUT CAN DIE COPTER FRONTLINE VIEW

Reporter James A. Michener describes a helicopter ride with U S Marines in Korea near Panmunjom and a hill inside enemy lines. The piece highlights brutal heat shells and a vivid frontline scene as he recounts artillery missions and the constant threat of intrusion by Communist forces.

James A. Michener U. S Korea Seoul Panmunjom

Coast Guard releases photo of four lighted orbs in V formation

Washington Coast Guard HQ released a photograph by 21 year old Shell R. Alpert showing four round lights with two shafts of light in a V pattern. Aghast observers, the two men present noted possible refractive effects or reflections. The image was captured July 16 at the Salem air station lab window after brief sighting of wavering lights.

Washington Coast Guard Shell R. Alpert Salem Mass Alpert Thomas Flaherty

14 New Polio Cases Reported in State

Minneapolis report states 14 new polio cases push this year total to 204 with eight deaths noted by the state health department. The update reflects ongoing infantile paralysis activity in the region and underscores public health vigilance.

Minneapolis State Department of Health

Caravan Band to Bring Day of Festivities to Austin

Austin preps to inaugurate tomorrow Spam Day a annual celebration to draw thousands from Minnesota and Iowa area. Guests urged to bring families a mood to be entertained an appetite and folding chairs if available. Park benches go up on Main Street flanking the four block celebration stage.

Hormel Girls Milwaukee Road Main Street Austin Minnesota Iowa

Stores Close Early for Parade Viewings Then Reopen Briefly

Stores will close at 4 PM on Saturday to allow employees to view the parade. Packages left at stores will be returned to the recipients when the stores reopen at 5:30 PM. Stores will stay open only from 5:30 to 6:00 PM and close again after 6 PM.

Delayed Rites for Eva Peron Set Aug 10

President Peron announced the delayed funeral for Eva Peron will be held Sunday August 10 after her death the prior Saturday. The body lies in state in the Labor Ministry building until August 9 then moves to Congress for a final day of mourning. Burial will be temporary at the CGT headquarters before a memorial is built.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan D. Peron Eva Peron Peron General Confederation of Workers CGT

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