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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1950
Page
9
Dakota Colonel W Stephens argues Korea is a laboratory for a future global conflict. He cites lessons on mobility, communications, and civilian policy as shaping the U S Eighth Army and notes many North Koreans welcomed UN forces during the retreat.
Atty Gen Burnquist ruled that an employer may sell to employees at cost safety and health equipment without violating the state fair trade practices law. He advised J W Clark that items like welding gloves, work clothes, safety shoes, and welders’ gear may be sold as employment gear used in duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Corréy opened a modern grocery store with living quarters in Lansing on the former Lansing State Bank site, destroyed by fire 18 years ago. A grand opening was held Friday.
Three autos collided in Austin within minutes, part of eight weekend smashups. No injuries reported. two careless driving tags issued and a $180 fine for driving while intoxicated with license revoked. Cars driven by Carl L. Wilson Norbert J. Regenscheid Arnold L. Kurth and Max Teff Edward Kos Bruce Hall were among the drivers cited or fined.
The 1950 National Duroc Ton Litter contest crowned two litters each exceeding two tons of pork. A Nash raised litter from Kokomo Indiana scored 4408 pounds at 180 days, shown at the Indiana State Fair. A second Nash result and Alderton Bros. Wyaconda Missouri provided the nation’s second heaviest litter with 4282 pounds at the same age.
Prime Minister Attlee flies home from Ottawa after a brief stay of under 48 hours. He met with Prime Minister Louis St Laurent and Canadian officials, noting a general identity of views with Canada and Britain on countering communist imperialism. He described talks as thoroughly useful and harmonious.
The article reports maleic hydrazide as a new growth regulator for crops. Michigan State College researchers S H Wittner and R C Sharma used it on onions to stop sprouting, preserve storage quality, and reduce losses. Potential uses include delaying fruiting, sterilizing corn seed, and reducing suckers in tobacco, with wide implications for sugar beets and other crops.
Mrs Harold Rouop wife of the Hennepin Avenue Methodist church Minneapolis pastor sent a plan for prayers for children of the world especially in China Russia and Korea to President Truman on Saturday. The appeal also went to the U N delegation of the United States.
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