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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1952

Page

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Truman Demagoguery Strains Ike Ahead of Korea Visit

President Truman’s accusation is said to have cut Eisenhower deeply and may foretell a cold, formal relation between the two in the future. Eisenhower, en route from Hawaii to New York, plans talks with advisers and perhaps Gen. Douglas MacArthur next week on Korea policy.

Honolulu Truman Eisenhower Hawaii New York City Korea Marine Air Terminal LaGuardia Field Commodore Hotel New York Gen Douglas MacArthur MacArthur

Two Brink's Theft Suspects Sentenced for Contempt

In Boston two of five witnesses who refused to answer questions before a grand jury in the Brink's holdup inquiry received jail terms for contempt of Federal Court. John H. Carlson and Donald T. O'Keefe were sentenced to 18 and nine months respectively, with Carlson appealing and O'Keefe ordered to report to the U S marshal Monday.

Boston William T. McCarthy John H. Carlson Donald T. O’keefe Carlson O’keeef Boston Sewer Department U. S Joseph O’keefe Donald U. S. Atty Edward D. Hassan Bradford Stanley Gusciora Stoughton Arthur A. Rocco Rocco Federal Lewisburg

Election costs for Minnesota DFL hit 13366 dollars

ST. PAUL The Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor party announced that the recent general election cost 13366 dollars. Chairman Karl Rolvaag provided the figure on Friday.

ST. Paul Minnesota Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party Karl Rolvaag

Arrest Steelworker and Father in California Slaying Case

San Francisco police arrested Travis Hall 27 and his father Wendell Hall 49 in connection with the Chester California mass killing of Grocer Gard Young 48 and his three children Jean 7 Judy 6 Michael 4 and Sondra Gay Young 3 who survived. Hats. Police identified Hall as known in Chester as Al Foley and traced the tip to a bowling alley informant who refused to join the plan. The elder Hall runs a Fresno janitorial service and was booked on a holding charge. The case involves a blue sedan, masked suspects, and a plan to rob Young of 7128 dollars cash for lumber pays.

San Francisco Travis Hall Richmond Calif Bay Chester Edward O’haire Michael Doherty Hall al Foley Wendell Hall Fresno Foley Young O’haire Doherty Gard Young Plumas County Westwood Jean Judy Michael Saile Sondra Gay Young

Watkins Opponents Eye MacArthur Inquiry Clash in Congress

Utah Senator Watkins says a congressional probe of General MacArthur’s Korea war views could reveal secrets and warns against planning a battle in the legislature. Democrats Hunt and Wickersham push for questioning while Russell doubts a joint session would help with Congress not in session.

G. Milton Kelly Washington Sen Watkins Utah Douglas MacArthur Korea Sen. Hunt Wye Rep. Wickersham D-Okla MacArthur Truman Eisenhower Korean War Hunt Wyoming Rep Wickersham Oklahoma Aussell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee House Armed Services Committee Senate House Armed Services Committees Russell Vinson House Sen. Stennis D-Miss Atlanta

No Jump in Home Prices Predicted by Real Estate Boards

Washington reports that the National Association of Real Estate Boards expects no immediate decline in home prices. A survey of 245 boards finds 91 percent foresee stable or higher new home prices in six months, 9 percent expect a drop. About half foresee stable existing home prices, 10 percent expect rises.

Washington National Association of Real Estate Boards Association

Hoax Sets Off Prison Probe

Warden Leo F. Utecht and state institutions director Jarle Leirfallom say an investigation at Stillwater penitentiary uncovered clandestine inmate gatherings sparked by an antagonistic guard. The guard allegedly conspired with a disgruntled inmate to claim a drug ring. investigators found contraband including whisky and knives, plus foods and supplies in a basement room used for mattress repairs.

Joseph Schaefer George Young Murder, Inc Utecht Schaefer Ralph Hirdler Northfield Minn Leo F. Utecht Stillwater State Penitentiary

Bradley May Be Middle Man in Eisenhower Truman Rift

AP reports Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, travels with Eisenhower to Korea and may serve as intermediary in the Eisenhower Truman dispute. Truman accuses campaign demagoguery. Eisenhower seeks an honorable end to the war. Bradley returns to Washington with cabinet aides after Pacific conferences.

Bradley Truman Washington Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen Eisenhower Korea JCS mid-Pacific

Shocking Tremor Shakes Oakland Area

An earthquake described as shocking by residents struck Oakland area late last night. No damage was reported.

Oakland Calif

Little Nori Hill Held by Braving ROK Troops

South Korean troops seized Little Nori Hill after a brutal hourlong assault, holding the crest under heavy fire from Communist forces. Big Nori to the north also changed hands as both ridges near the Imjin River saw renewed fighting with Allied artillery and U S Patton tanks aiding the ROKs.

Seould Little Nori Hill Republic of Korea Big Nori Imjin Seoul Nori Sniper Ridge Triangle Hill Korea Noris Little Nori ROK Roks

Mil ler appoints planning co ordinator for Civil Defense

St Paul announces Police Captain Wayne W Bennett of Albert Lea named planning co ordinator for the Minnesota Department of Civil Defense by state director Col E B Miller. The appointment aims to enhance civil defense planning statewide.

ST. Paul Col E. B. Miller State Director of Civil Defense Wayne W. Bennett Albert Lea State Department of Civil Defense

Crash at Highway 218 crossing kills two men

A livestock truck collided with a Milwaukee Road mixed train two miles north of Austin on Friday night. Driver Clifford McMaster and passenger Erwin Schroeder died from blunt and burn injuries. Nine freight cars derailed. coach passengers uninjured. Hog cargo scattered. wreck crews worked overnight to clear the scene.

Milwaukee Road Austin Clifford D. McMaster Redwood Falls Erwin J. Schroeder Janesville B. J. Cranwell McMaster Schroeder Madison S. D M. T. Sevedge Sevedge Geo. A. Hormel & Co Albert Reinartz Austin City Mason City Highway Patrol Hormel

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