Jap Christians Buddhists Fight Shinto Return
Japanese Christian and Buddhist leaders form a rare joint front to curb a possible revival of state supported Emperor worship. They urge limits on the Emperor's Shinto role, arguing independence could spark nationalism and a return of the Emperor as a divine figure. Shinto officials counter that rulers abroad attend religious ceremonies and the Emperor may worship in a personal capacity, saying there is no need for concern.
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Ise
Kyoto
Nara
Japan
Michio Kozaki
Japan Christians’ League
Tatsuo Satomi
Japan Buddhists’ Association
Jinsha Shimpo
Grand Shrine
Water and Light Board votes 23000 for pool bond retirement
The Water and Light Board approves a 23000 appropriation to retire all bonds on the Austin municipal swimming pool. War bond sales total 103900 as 15000-plus attend Community park to see Abbott and Costello appeal for aid to fight Axis and inflation as minute men for Uncle Sam. 25 years ago Austin Legionnaires head to Hibbing for the state convention with a plan to keep 1928 in Austin.
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Austin
Water and Light Board
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Uncle Sam
Austin Legionnaires
Hibbing
Seeded Clouds Bring Relief to Connecticut Crops
The Associated Press reports that professionals seeded clouds over drought-stricken Connecticut, delivering 0.5 to 1.5 inches of rain and relief for tobacco and vegetables. Heaviest rain hit the Connecticut Valley, with broader showers across New England and parts of the South. officials caution that one day proof is not conclusive.
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Connecticut
Wallace E. Howell Associates
Cambridge
Mass
Disaster Relief and Research Administration, Inc
New England
Boston
Massachusetts
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Missouri
Illinois
Drought relief plan discussed with Truman aid
Federal officials in Atlanta studied drought relief and planned to ask President Truman to declare an emergency and fund emergency loans. FHA leaders from 10 states discussed rapid credits for farmers in Alabama Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Missouri South Carolina Tennessee Texas and Oklahoma amid mounting losses.
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U. S
Agriculture Department
Atlanta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Traffic Association
Mississippi River
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
Great Lakes Region
Pacific States
Truman
Farm Home Administration
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
FHA
Miss VFW 1952 Jenna Fae Whatley Crowned in Los Angeles
Jenna Fae Whatley 19 of Winnfield Louisiana won Miss VFW of 1952 at a beauty contest in Los Angeles part of the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment. She studies at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Ruston and is 5 feet 8 inches tall and a brunette.
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Jenna Fae Whatley
Winnifield
Los Angeles
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
Iowa crop bumper prospects and local news items
Iowa corn prospects remain strong with tasseling 94 percent and silking 81 percent. In Ottumwa CIO Packinghouse Workers Union votes to end a five day walkout at John Morrell plant. Mason City marks discovery of a half century search by William Lubben. Western Flying Range head and associate report finding summer crane breeding ground in Canada. Thornton votes down a 10000 bond for a school bus garage. Cerro Gordo resident William Lubben, 93, dies in Mason City. Three Charles City polio patients discharged from UI Hospitals. Mrs Darrow Gates and Melvin Fisk released after car accident near Marble Rock. Mason City OKs pool plans and 1953 budget of 1642353. Jim English wins Northwest Iowa Amateur Golf title at Spencer.
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Iowa
Des Moines
CIO Packinghouse Workers Union
Ottumwa
John Morrell and Company
Mason Cillan
Robert Henry Smith
U. S. Wild Life Service
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Canada
Arctic
Thornton
Cerro Gordo County
William Lubben
Mason City
Charles City Area
State University of Iowa
William Tuckey
Chester Tuckey
Rudd
Clemens J. Smith
New Hampton
Lila Klenske
Darrow Gates
Marble Rock
Melvin Fisk
Allison
Charles City
207 Model Garments in Dress Revue
Two hundred seven girls modeled garments in the public showing of the 4-H Dress Revue at the Albert Lea High School Auditorium. Alice Tukua of the Manchester 4-H Club was crowned senior queen by William Berends, Albert Lea Chamber of Commerce president, and will represent Freeborn County in the 4-H...
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Albert Lea High School
Marian Beving
Alice Tukua
Manchester
William Behrends
Albert Lea Chamber of Commerce
Freeborn County
Revue at the Minnesota State Fair honors 4-H
Joyce Lightly is crowned junior queen with attendants Judy Tapp and Lucretia Lightly. Sara Guy and Olive Towson win 4-H clothing exhibits to represent Freeborn County at the State Fair. Marcia Seymour wins champion coat but cannot show it there. County 4-H Achievement Day ribbon presenters and multiple State Fair trip winners are named, including Carol Jensen, LeAnn Wicks, Eileen Friedman, Betty Seymour, Beverly Knudson, and Patricia Boe.
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Sara Guy
Oakland-Moscow
Marcia Seymour
Pickerel Lake
Joyce Lightly
Judy Tapp
Lucretia Lightly
Freeborn County
Oakland
Olive Towson
Manchester
Marcia
Dorothy Arnold
Carol Jensen
Albert Lea
LeAnn Wicks
Eileen Friedman
Bancroft
Betty and
Beverly Knudson
Bancroft Go
Continuous mining machine completes single-cycle mining
A continuous mining machine finishes its work in one cycle, executing the traditional four steps of cutting drilling blasting and loading in mechanized coal mining.
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Dillard B. Lasseter
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Mower County
Fieldcrest
Marvin
Bernhard Arann
Vienna
Austria
Cashmere
Cashmere Intarsia
Bernhard Altmann
Marvin’s
Howard E. Bruce
Jim English
Red Oak
Northwest Iowa
Spencer
Ildred
Cos
Micr Wolt & Sons
Nad Sae
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