GOP Sets Senate Poll on Acheson
GOP leaders will let senators decide on a formal request for the resignation or replacement of Secretary of State Acheson. A conference of all 43 Republican senators is planned early next week to discuss Acheson and broader foreign policy issues amid a hectic congressional agenda on rent control and tax legislation.
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GOP
Senate
Acheson
Washington
State Acheson
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Anti-Inflation Taxes Urged by Minnesota Agricultural Conference
Dr. O B Jesness and W L Cavert addressed the Minnesota agricultural conference at University farm urging a broad tax hike to curb inflation. They urged stepped up personal income taxes, pay as you go defense spending, and targeting individuals gaining extra dollars, including farmers and workers.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Agricultural Conference
University Farm
O. B. Jesness
University
Agricultural Economics
Jesness
WL. Cavert
Soviet argues Korea crisis must halt to avert world war
Andrei Vishinsky told the United Nations that American intervention in Korea risks a third world war and must be stopped. France pressed for top priority on Communist China's Korea involvement, while Russia opposed the move in the UN general assembly's political committee.
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Lake
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations Today
Korea
Lake Success
France
United Nations
China
General Assembly
Jean Chauvel
Andrei Vishinsky
Chauvel
Formosa
Vishinsky
Manchuria
U. S
Manchurian
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Cause $800 in Damages on River and Oakland
An estimated $800 damage occurred in two cars after a collision at River and Oakland. Everett Hackensmith and Lawrence Williamson each sustained $400 damage. Reed and Shade sideswiped on Fox drive with Reed’s car at $150 damage. Newgaard collision with a city snow truck caused $200 damage to the car, truck undamaged. Flanders charged with leaving scene after colliding with a parked car belonging to Maynard Kolpin. hearing set. Rector reported striking an unidentified pedestrian at Highway 218 and Kenwood. pedestrian declined transport.
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River
Oakland
Everett H. Hackensmith
Cleveland
Lawrence A. Williamson
Oakridge
Loren Reed
Mapleview
Victor Shade
Austin Rt. 3
Fox Drive
Reed
John O. Newgaard
N. Kenwood
Guy Bradford
E. Allegheney
Elders L. Flanders
E. Collins
Maynard C. Kolpin
S. St. Paul
Flanders
Kolpin
Charles L. Rector
S. Chatham
Highway 218
Kenwood
Allies Brace for Stand 25 Miles South of Pyongyang
Allied forces set a defense line 25 miles south of Pyongyang as Chinese Red forces push forward. The new line runs 70 miles inland from the Yellow Sea while U S eighth army battles near Changjin reservoir.
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Pyongyang
Tokyo
Korea
Yellow Sea
United States
Eighth Army
Manchuria
Walton H. Walker
U. S
Changjin
United Nations
Wonsan
H- Hamhung
Hungnam
10Th Corps
Casualties rise in Korea week totals 32 442
Washington reports American casualties in Korea rose to 32 442, up 1 414 in the week. Breakdown shows 5 038 killed in action, 22 337 wounded with 573 later dying, 5 067 missing, 4334 currently missing, 621 returned to U S control, and 107 taken prisoner.
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Korea
Defense Department
U. S
Mrs. Miller Triumphs in State Extension Contest
Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller Mower county home agent has won the Minnesota Agricultural Extension service 1950 information contest. Her Herald column in the Saturday farm and home edition was judged the best written by women in the extension service. The contest drew over 200 entries from county agents across classes including news, columns, radio, pictures and circular letters.
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Mary Ellen Miller
Mower County
Herald
Minnesota Agricultural Extension Service
Farm and Home
Extension Service
Gunmen Rob Washington Bank Seizing $40,000
Three masked armed men robbed a National Metropolitan Bank branch in a upscale Washington area shortly after noon and escaped with about $40,000 in cash. Local police launched a search for the suspects.
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Washington Bank
Washington
National Metropolitan Bank
Mill City Aldermen Testify Before Grand Jury in Transit Probe
Minneapolis aldermen began testimony today before a Hennepin county grand jury probing charges from a railroad and warehouse commission hearing into Twin City Rapid Transit Co. officials described a slush fund meant to influence officials. Aldermen must sign statements. information could be used against them if a crime is found.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Grand
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Twin City Rapid Transit Co
Charles Green
New Support for Seaway in US Congress Hopes
Ottawa reports the Canadian government grows hopeful the St. Lawrence seaway and power project could win adoption in the 1951 U S Congress. Indicators include Sen. Taft signaling conditional consideration and Ambassador Woodward noting President Truman’s urgency to press the plan in Congress.
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Ottawa
St. Lawrence Seaway
United States Congress
Congress
Robert Taft
Ohio
Stanley Woodward
U. S
Canada
Truman
Duluth Endures 31 Inch Snow As Storm Lingers
Duluth, spanned by hills, dealt with a 31 inch snow mass that halted traffic and stalled deliveries. Winds up to 44 mph eased as streets opened but hill routes remained treacherous and further snowfall was forecast. Minnesota cities reported six to eight inches more elsewhere in the state.
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Duluth
Lake Superior
Highway 61
Minneapolis
St. Paul
State Highway Department
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
10 Inches Snow Delays and Winter Weather Across Midwest
Strong winter storm blankets the Midwest with up to ten inches in two days. Minnesota reports heavy snows while Iowa and Kansas City suffer outages and cold deaths. Roads icy, trains delayed, and gas outages affect thousands as the Red Cross provides aid. Low temps hit Dickinson North Dakota and Lemmon South Dakota as conditions linger.
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Austin
Minnesota
State
Midwest
Duluth
Lake Superior
Mississippi Valley
Lake
Kansas City
Red Cross
Iowa
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo Hide and Wool Company
Twin Cities
Dickinson
N. D
Chadron
Neb
Lemmon
S. D
Pearl Harbor Day Anniversary Finds World Crisis Again
Nine years after the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7 1941 the nation reflects on a world crisis cycle. The piece notes UN beginnings and ongoing global tensions in Korea Indochina and Malaya with fears of renewed conflict. It emphasizes American leadership role and the threat of Pearl Harbor like attacks threatening cities.
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Pearl Harbor
Joseph C. Goodwin
Washington
United States
America
United Nations
Indochina
Malaya
U. S
Pearl Harbors
Truman Attlee weighing blockade of Red China over Korea
Washington reports say President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee are seriously considering a blockade of the Red China coast if UN troops are long beleaguered or driven from Korea. The plan, raised by Secretary Acheson, faces mixed reception from Attlee as talks continue through Friday.
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Washington
Truman
Attlee
Red China
United Nations
Korea
Acheson
United States
Formosa
Aids of Attlee
Europe
Western
White House
Stephen T
Mid West airlines to cut service by half this winter
Mid-West Airlines will reduce its Austin and four state route service by 50 percent starting December 15 with only two daily flights. The CAB cut in airmail mileage payments prompted the change as the company converts from single to multi engine planes and aims to operate DC-3s by spring. Austin will keep two southbound and northbound flights with adjusted times.
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Austin
Mid-West Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mid-West
F. C. Anderson
Des Moines
Anderson
E. L. Robinson
Minneapolis
Omaha
Advertising Limited in Paper Shortage
Advertising in the morning Albuquerque Journal and afternoon Albuquerque Tribune is limited to 85 percent of December 1949 volume due to a shortage of news print.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque Tribune
Grandpa's Baby Bonus Pays Off With Twins in Urbana
Grandfather Carl Asteino of Urbana promised $100 for a grandson. He is grandfather to nine girls. His four sons Arnold John Thomas and Robert live in Urbana. Last week Arnold's wife gave birth to twins, both boys. Asteino paid the bonus twice for the pair.
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Urbana
Ohio
Carl Asteino
Arnold
John
Thomas
Robert
Asteino
Senate Votes on Rent Today
Washington action centers on extending federal rent controls as the Senate and House race to pass emergency extensions. The Senate aims for a two month extension beyond December 31 1950 with a possible conference and compromise. The House backs a three month extension as top priority while the President requests the longer term. Opponents seek a shorter period.
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Congress
Senate
House
Washington
Senate House
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Korean Republic
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U. S. Seventh Infantry Division
Mrs. Miller
Mill City
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