Justice Department shakeup eyed as Malone named deputy
Washington reports a new round of top level resignations in the Justice Department. Ross L. Malone of Roswell New Mexico is slated to become deputy attorney general replacing A Devitt Vanech who resigned to seek the Democratic nomination for the late Senator Brien McMahon’s Connecticut seat. The move signals a broader house cleaning of McGrath era officials as the Chelf Keating subcommittee pressures firings of several district attorneys deemed necessary for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Livingstone
Washington
Justice Department
Prospect
U. S
Ross L. Malone
Roswell
N. M
Department
A. Devitt Vanech
Vanech
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
Tom Clark
McGrath
Truman
Newbold Morris
House Judiciary
Frank Chelf
Kenneth Keating
Malone Chelf
Stephen A. Mitchell
Chicago
Malone
McGranery
Mitchell
Chelf
Two Toddlers and Worker Die in Separate Accidents
Two-year-old Patricia Ness was run over in a Moorhead trailer camp by a car driven by Mrs. Ralph Hanebutt. Christine Pavelski, also 2, died after falling from a second floor porch. Enoch R. Anderson, 54, a Northern Pacific employee, was crushed when a house slipped from rollers at Brainerd, with three others injured but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Moorhead
Patricia
Syrum Ness
Ralph Hanebutt
Christine Pavelski
Frank Pavelski Jr
Enoch R. Anderson
Northern Pacific Railway
Brainerd
Greek Troops Ordered to Keep Bulgarians Off Gamma Island
Acting Premier Sophocles Venizelos announced that Greek forces were ordered to keep Bulgarian troops off Gamma Island near the Evros border. Greek troops near the border were placed on alert pending UN backing for Greek sovereignty while reports from Istanbul noted no new activity. UN Balkans observers warned the situation was very dangerous and urged intervention, though Greece indicated it would not seek UN intervention at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Sophocles Venizelos
Evros
Gamma
Venizelos
United Nations
Istanbul
Turkey
New York
Balkans Commission
U. N
Eight Navy Men Die in Bomber Crash
A Navy patrol bomber crashed early today on Shikoku Island in Southern Japan killing all ten crew members. Names were withheld pending notification of next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Shikoku Island
Japan
Navy
Postman Steals 2 Truck Loads of Mail Over 10-Year Period
Detroit residents began receiving letters four and five years old as postal inspectors recovered more than 10,000 pieces and ton of packages from the basement of Roman Kortes, a 59 year old veteran mailman. Kortes pleaded guilty to two counts of embezzlement, was released on bond, and faces up to 10 years in prison and a $4,000 fine. He claimed he “had to do it” and offered no motive beyond the compulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
East Side
Roman Kortes
Kortes
Theodore Levin
Earl Wheeler
Anderson sees Eisenhower carry Minnesota in 1952
Gov. C. Elmer Anderson told Mower County Republicans at a Fox breakfast that Eisenhower will win Minnesota in the presidential election and that Republicans will gain congressional seats. He praised Republican turnout and campaign activity. Plehal led breakfast arrangements. Anderson later toured the Austin Herald, the State Bank, and Hormel plant before a service club dinner and county fair visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Elmer Anderson
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Mower County
the Fox
Anderson
Nels Jacobson
Glenn Kelley
C. D. Bigelow
H. H. Corey
Republican Women
M. E. Chesebrough
Republican
Austin Daily Herald
Austin State Bank
Geo. A. Hormel & Company
Service Club
Reds Draw 5 Years 10000 Fine for Conspiracy
In Los Angeles 14 leading Communists were sentenced to the maximum five years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine each for conspiring to overthrow the U S government under the Smith Act of 1940. Judge William C Mathes upheld the verdict after a six month trial. Frank Spector claimed he founded the Communist party in 1919 and faced deportation. Other defendants included William Schneiderman Frank Carlson Philip Connelly and his wife Dorothy Healey Connelly Ben Dobs Ernest Otto Fox Rose Kusnitz Carl Lambert Albert Lima Albert Richmond Loretta Stack Henry Steinberg and Oleta O Connor Yates. Yates awaits further sentencing for criminal contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Russia
United States
William C. Mathes
Frank Spector
U. S
Communist Party
Spector
William Schneiderman
Frank Carlson
Philip M. Connelly
Dorothy Healey Connelly
Ben Dobs
Ernest Otto Fox
Rose Chernin Kusnitz
Carl Rude Lambert
Albert Jason Lima
al Richmond
Loretta Starvus Stack
Henry Steinberg
Oleta O’connor Yates
Communities Extending Rent Control in Minnesota
ST PAUL The box score on municipalities that have extended rent control to date was reported by Stuart Rothman state housing director as follows North Mankato Hibbing Austin Virginia Gilbert and Biwabik. The governing bodies have adopted resolutions to extend federal rent controls beyond Sept 30 1952 to April 30 1953. Rothman said the resolutions should be sent directly to the Rent Stabilization office in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Stuart Rothman
North Mankato
Hibbing
Austin
Virginia
Gilbert
Biwabik
Rothman
Washington
Stevenson Plans Labor Day Start For Presidential Campaign
Gov Adlai Stevenson prepares to launch his presidential bid with a Labor Day speech in Detroit and a Southern swing to win the Dixie vote. Wilson Wyatt runs the campaign with Stevenson expected to speak at the Illinois State Fair Monday as Nixon and Barkley also scheduled to appear. Stevenson will meet President Truman in Washington Tuesday before returning to Illinois to continue campaign planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Detroit
Wilson W. Wyatt
Louisville
Stevenson
Fair
Alben Barkley
GOP
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
Barkley
Illinois
Truman
Washington
Albert Lea reports second polio case in 1952
Albert Lea records its second polio case of 1952, Linda Melting, daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Melting. She developed first symptoms August 1 and was taken to Sister Kenny Institute in Minneapolis Wednesday. No paralysis yet, according to her physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
Linda Melting
R. A. Melting
Linda
Sister Kenny Institute
Minneapolis
Siad
Demo Heads Take Dim View of Price Session
Washington Democrats reject urging for a special session to pass new inflation controls. Sen O Mahoney doubts a timely move helps and Monroney cautions lawmakers are not in mood to act. Republicans view Truman’s call as political maneuvering while Stevenson prepares to meet him at the White House. O Mahoney predicts some rise in living costs but questions mid campaign action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Wyoming
Senate
House Economic Committee
Sen
A. S
Mike) Monroney
Oklahoma
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
White House
O’mahoney
Leaders to Discuss Air Guard Future
Washington The National Guard Bureau calls Air National Guard leaders to a Sept 17 19 meeting to plan the force's future. Maj Gen Earl T Ricks says about 10 percent of the 27 wings were active for the current emergency and by year end 330 units will have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard Bureau
Air National Guard
Air Guard
Earl T. Ricks
Bureau
Air Force Division
Ricks
Water aid pact signed by Jordan and United States
Amman reports a signed agreement between the Jordanian government and the United States Point Four Administration to develop water resources irrigation and pastures. The United States commits 459523 dollars while Jordan provides 107265 dollars in funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
United States Point Four Administration
United States
Ike Dulles Nixon Map Foreign Policy Strategy
Ike Eisenhower, running mate Nixon, and John Foster Dulles meet to map a foreign policy attack on Democrats. They discuss Europe, Korea, and the Truman administration, with Dulles in accord on criticisms of handling international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Dulles
Nixon
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
Margaret Truman Ends Salzburg Visit En Route to Munich
Margaret Truman completed an eight day stay at the Salzburg music festival and departed for Munich Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Munich
Salzburg
Austria
Margaret Truman
Winona Boy Dies of Burns
Donald Annis aged 11 died from burns after he and a companion ignited fumes from an empty alcohol barrel. Richard Constable, seven, was in critical condition. Both received second and third degree burns. two police officers helped smother the flames with blankets. The dead boy was the son of Earl Annis of Winona. Charles Constable, father of the surviving boy, is an army sergeant possibly in Korea or en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Donald Annis
Richard Constable
Earl Annis
Winona
Charles Constable
Korea
Ram Drops Dead at Fair in Major Sheep Show
Clayton Moses of Kasota dominated the Mower County Fair Purebred Sheep Show winning top class honors with a Shropshire ram before it suddenly collapsed and died just before the championship. Moses valued the animal at $250 and estimated losing at least $100 in prize money. He still captured the overall championship with another ram as his stock swept the Shropshire and Hampshire divisions. Grover Fuller and Arthur Kofstad took other top shows while Earl Subra entered only the Suffolk class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Moses
Kasota
Mower
Moses
Shropshire
Hampshire
Ram
Southdown
Grover Fuller
Mankato
Arthur Kofstad
New Richland
Earl Subra
Austin
Suffolks
Cuba Builds Tunnel Under Almendares River
Havana reports the Cuban government is constructing a 708 foot tunnel under the Almendares River to ease congestion at two drawbridges serving Havana and nearby beach resorts. The $5,500,000 project is over halfway complete and expected to open later this year with four lanes, two in each direction, to relieve boat traffic delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Almendares River
Miramar
Jaimanitas and
Country Club
Elkton Girl Wins With Baby Beef at Mower County Fair
Elkton third grader Sandra Spray won the 4 H baby beef championship with a 1105 pound Angus steer at the Mower County Fair. She earned a trip to the Junior Livestock Show in St Paul along with 19 other youth winners from clubs including North Star Silver Maple Nevada Woodbury Lodi and Le Roy. Kay Weseman of North Star Club won reserve champion beef showman with a Hereford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Williams
Sandra Spray
Elkton
Mower
Sandre
Kay Weseman
North Star Club
St. Paul
Sandra
Kay
Wayne Show
Nevada
David Penning
Richard Hull
Woodbury
Charles Ruechel
Everett Wherry
Marlys Skov
North Star
Robert Boe
Nancy McGillivray
le Roy
Fair Attendance Tops 35000 at Mower County Fair
Attendance through Thursday reached 35 098 marking about 6500 fewer than last year at this point. Thursday drew 17 963 visitors while the Barnes Carruthers Revue sold out the grandstand. Rain doors closed then cleared and Holend predicted a strong final day as farmers used a rain layoff to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
State Fair dairy show champions and fat lamb results
Eliza beth Runde of Lodi and David Clayton of Brownsdale won reserve and top Holstein honors with their two year old cow, a prior year reserve champion. Carl Kehret Jr. claimed reserve overall champion and became champion dairy showman with his Guernsey. Other 4-H entries earning State Fair trips included Richard Barrows Elkton Rena Ellingwood Jolly Youth Club John Schottler Enterprise Edward Zeimer WALtham Bruce Kehret Racine Narveson William Schottler and La Verne Kehret. The Midwest Fat Lamb show drew 410 animals with 82 pens the largest ever, judged by Matt Dalton and William Morris. Dewey Den Ouden Edgerton Minn and Jeanine Hardy Clarion Ia showed the reserve champion pen, followed by a top 10 including Gary Kuttell Spencer Ta Igon Meltonville Ta Gerald Schoolmeester Edgerton Earl Tietshorn Ridgeway Ia Sanford Smith Austin Charles ee son Austin Wilmer Wassink gerton and Robert Kleckner Ansgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehret
Carl Kehret, Jr
Guernsey
Carl
Richard Barrows
Elkton
Rena Ellingwood
Jolly Youth Club
John Schottler
Enterprise
Edward Zeimer
Waltham
Bruce Kehret
Virgil Narveson
Racine Ramblers
William Schottler
la Verne Kehret
David Angell
Woodson
Ayrshire
Harold Wilson
Jersey
Crane Pavilion
Matt Dalton
Omaha
William Morris
University Farm
Dewey den Ouden
Edgerton
Minn
Jeanine Hardy
Clarion
Gary Kuttell
Spencer
Tas O. F. Igon
Meltonville
Gereald Schoolmeester
Earl Tietshorn
Ridgeway
Sanford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Posse
The
Associated Press
West Berlin
East Germany
Red Cross
Berlin
Arkadee
Reds
By Bill Becker
Henry Schommer
By Jack Bell
Europe
North Atlantic
Far East
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
George T. Hansen
Utah
Hansen
Taft
Bertha Adkins
Maryland
Almendares
Elizabeth Runde
Lodi
David Clayton
Brownsdale
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!