Minnesota teen killed in Nobles County crash
Safe Driving Day began with a fatality in Nobles County Minnesota. Harvey Lee Barrett 17 of Lismore died at 1 30 a m when his car left Highway 266 northwest of Worthington and rolled over. It was the county's first traffic death this year. Richard Mudde of Kasson died in Rochester Hospital from injuries in a Friday auto crash.
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Harvey Lee Barrett
Lismore
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Highway 266
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VV Ard Banuagys
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Richard Mudde
Kasson
St. Mary's Hospital
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Illinois
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Plymouth
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Canton Township
Detroit
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Glens Falls
Austin S D Record Clear at Noon Today
Austin motorists report a clean S D Day record at noon amid light snow and hazardous driving. Three early fatalities reported in Illinois Indiana and Michigan with additional deaths from crashes in Ohio and New York as authorities warn of slick conditions. Police watchers from the Austin Junior Chamber observe patrols while nationwide efforts aim to complete 24 hours without a traffic death.
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Lousiana
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New York
Richmond
U. S. 40
Robert M. Johnson
Centerville
Ind
Austin
George Roope
Austin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Williams' D Day Editorials Cited by Radio Program
An editorial by Dick Williams former Austin Daily Herald area editor for the Marshall Daily Messenger received a special citation on the Good Neighbors radio program at noon. A reader of the Messenger sent the editorial to program sponsors, broadcast over WCCO.
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Austin Daily Herald
Marshall Daily Messenger
Good Neighbors
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Messenger
Indictment of Three in Conspiracy to Defraud U.S.
A federal grand jury indicted three men including Matthew J. Connelly and Theron Caudle on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States. Harry S. Schwimmer, a former Kansas City lawyer, was also named as a defendant. Co conspirators Ellis Slack and Irving Sachs, both previously connected to the case, were mentioned but not named as defendants. Slack, an appellate attorney in the tax division, was relieved of duty, and his long service with the Justice Department was noted.
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Matthew J. Connelly
Theron Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Harry S. Schwimmer
Kansas City
Grand Jury
Ellis N. Slack
Irving Sachs
St Louis
Slack
United States
Washington
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Governor Kohler Released After Routine Checkup in Madison
Governor Kohler was released from University Hospitals Madison Wednesday night after a regular physical examination, according to an aide.
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Wisconsin
Kohler
Leirfallom resigns Minnesota GOP post after year
ST PAUL Minnesota Republican Party executive secretary Jarle Leirfallom resigned effective year end citing personal family reasons. chairman John Hartle said the move was mutual and not forced. Leirfallom to assist party while replacement is considered as central committee meets in Minneapolis. In Polk City Iowa Earl Pletcher, 56, died when a bottle gas heater exploded at a neighbor’s home.
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Jarle Leirfallom
Minnesota
Republican Party
John Hartle
Owatonna
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Hartle
State Department
Minneapolis
Republican State Central Committee
Polk City
Iowa
Earl Pletcher
George A. , Young
Blood donors aid patient. two pint O negative saved life
Ruth Ramsey of Mower County Red Cross spent hours rallying donors for a Sunday operation at St. Olaf Hospital. Two volunteers provided a pint each of O negative, and the patient survived. Later a Spring Valley call thanked the blood gatherer, revealing strangers' mutual ties to the donors and recipient.
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Ruth Ramsey
Mower County
New Benson Farm Plan Announced
Secretary of Agriculture Benson unveiled a six point program to address the farm crisis. Aimed at surplus disposal, exports, drought relief, soil conservation, rural development for low income families, research and Great Plains land use, the plan awaits Congress in January and was praised by President Eisenhower. He dismissed Democratic attacks as unfounded and warned against pop remedy proposals.
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Jury Convicts Youth in Fatal Auto Crash
A 24 hour jury verdict found Charles Anderson 17 guilty of criminal negligence in a fatal August auto crash. Judge A C Richardson postponed sentencing for a pre sentence investigation by county probation officer William Sucha. Anderson, who turns 18 next month, is a high school senior.
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Richardson
Kermit Hoverston
Luther Bang
Fails to Arrive at Hong Kong Turncoat Tenneson
United States and British officials reported no sign of Tenneson BL in Hong Kong as he awaited repatriation from Red China. The 18 year old son of Portia Hne was captured in Korea in 1951 and chose to stay in Red China along with 20 others who refused repatriation. His mother hoped a Christmas homecoming would occur but no schedule or indication from Washington existed. The trio who returned earlier were briefly jailed for treason before Supreme Court rulings limited civilian prosecutions. 16 ex GIs remained in China after the incident.
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Otho G. Bell
Trias
Supreme Court
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Douglas
Texon
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Salvation Army Man Gelino Shapes Quilts With God Given Talent
Adelor Gelino, 67, arrived in Austin from Chicazoo with a quilt woven from 1,728 cotton rosettes. A 27-year Salvation Army volunteer, he plans to sew for Capt and Mrs Dea Dse at the Army’s Main Street post during Christmas and beyond, combining cooking, baking, ironing, and embroidery to help three small children.
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Austin
Chicazoo
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The
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Newts
Welcome Home Mother Plans for Tenneson Return
Mrs Portia Hoye of Alden Minn plans a big welcome for Pvt Richard Tenneson amid word he may be repatriated after years away with the Army in Maryland during Christmas leave His family hopes for a Christmas gathering and to meet the son who reportedly declined repatriation after the Korean War and may soon return home from Hong Kong papers filed through the State Department are said to be in order awaiting flight and Army action.
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Portia Hoye
China
Pvt
Rachard ‘Tenneson
Maryland
Turkey
Ricky
Howe
State Department
Hong Kong
Arius
Neson
Jan
Tenneson
Tot Burns to Death on Indian Reservation
Mina Leone Kingbird aged 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon Kingbird, died after a fire destroyed their small frame house on the Red Lake Reservation in PONEMAH. The tragedy occurred Wednesday leaving the family amid the Red Lake Indian Reservation community grappling with the loss.
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Tot Burns
Ponemah
Mina
Leone Kingbird
Simon Kingbird
Red Lake Indian
Breservation
Beer angle factors in Little Stress case trial
County authorities secured a conviction of criminal negligence against Charles Anderson without stressing the beer angle. In inquests and preliminary hearings, County Attorney Wallace Lieh stressed that Anderson and two youths drank two cans each about three hours before the Aug accident. Witnesses discussed beer purchases and drinking, and testimony tied beer to the incident, while other details were deemphasized. Anderson sat beside co defendant Kernut Hoversten as the verdict was announced.
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Lowell Paulson
Domine
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