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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1950

Page

12

Perverts Held Dangerous to U S Security

A Senate committee described sexual perverts as easy marks for foreign spies and warned federal agencies have lax controls. The report criticizes the State Department for mishandling 91 homosexual cases and notes Nazi and Communist agents have sought to exploit private life weaknesses to blackmail officials.

Ate Senate State Department FBI U.S Senate Appropriations Washington

Report Against Homosexuals in Federal Employment

The expenditures subcommittee's unanimous report, signed by Senators Hoey O Connor Eastland McClellan Mundt Smith and Schaeppel, states that those who engage in homosexuality and other perverted sex activities are unsuitable for federal government employment.

State Department Sen. Hoey Sens O’connor D.-Md Eastland D.miss McClellan D.-Ark Mundt R-S. D Margaret Chase Smith R-Me Schaeppel R.-Kas

Chrysler Lets 1951 Prices Rise Across Models

Detroit reports a new price line for 1951 model cars and trucks by Chrysler following similar moves by Ford and GM. Government moves in inflation control prompt industry leaders and unions to meet in Washington next week. Wage stabilizer Cyrus W. Ching hints at possible controls and stresses early discussion of potential problems.

Detroit Chrysler Ford General Motors Washington Capitol America Cyrus W. Ching Ching

Dog Kills 30 Sheep in London Township

Albert Lea report says Charles Lucas of London township farm reported to Freeborn County Sheriff Carl Lindahl that a dog killed 30 sheep valued at $1810. The sheriff stated Lucas shot the dog after finding it attacking the flock.

Albert Lea Charles Lucas London Township Freeborn Carl Lindahl Lucas

Lions Speaker Warns Don’t Delay Tax Issue Study

Bert Cooper CPA of Albert Lea told Austin Lions to study federal tax matters now not later. He listed 30 questions on inventory valuation, organization form, income timing, deductions, and installment sales, urging timely preparation as 7000 new IRS staff men work carefully. The club also voted to donate to a community Christmas party and welcomed new member Dr Walter Nordin Jr with guests Gregg Johnson and Sylvan Hackenmiller.

Bert Cooper Albert Lea Austin Lions Internal Revenue Bureau Walter Nordin, Jr Gregg Johnson Sylvan Hackenmiller

Rosenberg cleared of Communist charges by Senate panel

The Senate armed services committee voted 13 to 0 that Communist charges against Anna M. Rosenberg were groundless, clearing the way for final confirmation as assistant secretary of defense. Witnesses backed by FBI findings disputed De Sola’s testimony, and accusations of anti Semitic smears were voiced by Sen. Morse.

Washington Senate Armed Service Committee Anna M. Rosenberg Senate New York Sen Russell D.-Ga Ralph de Sota Rosenberg Anna Rosenberg House of An American Activities Committee de Sola Benjamin Freedman Freedman Sen. Morse R.-Ore America

Two Unions Win Assets Fight in Minnesota

In St Paul and Minneapolis, Local 1140 with about 4000 members and Local 1145 with about 5000 members won the right to keep assets totaling about 200000 after leaving the United Electrical Workers. The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled UE lost usefulness after losing CIO affiliation and held an international union owes its existence to locals.

ST. Paul (P Twin Cities United Electrical Workers Union CIO Minneapolis St. Paul Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co State Supreme Court International Union International and UE District Council No. 11

Supreme Court Rules Union Constitution Not Enforceable

The Supreme Court held the union constitution no longer enforceable as an implied condition required UE to remain affiliated with the Cro. This ruling centers on the agreement between locals and the international and its interpreted affiliation condition.

Supreme Court The International Cro

Last Rites for Reiter Today

Max Reiter 45 longtime Texas orchestra builder died after a heart attack. A memorial concert will be conducted by Leopold Stokowski in San Antonio broadcast on WOAI radio. Reiter came to the U S in 1938 from Europe and formed orchestras in Waco and San Antonio, leaving survivors including his wife and sister Mrs Elsa Caminer of New York.

San Antonio Tex Max Reiter Texas Reiter Leopold Stokowski San Antonio Symphony WOAIT United States Europe New York Arturo Toscanini Waco Elsa Caminer New York City

NYC Sees 290 Million Train Passengers Annually

New York City rotates about 290 million rail riders yearly as commuters and travelers pass through transit hubs. The figure highlights the city’s vast rail network impact on daily life and regional mobility.

New York City

Minnesota Farmer Honored in Denmark at Christmas Welcome

Einar Anderson of Glendorade Minnesota, 58, was welcomed in Copenhagen at Kastrup airport and Copenhagen town hall after being chosen from 1000 applicants for Berlingske Tidende’s annual Christmas award. He will meet his brother George and sister Martine for the first time since leaving Denmark in 1913.

Copenhagen Einar Anderson Glendorade Minn St. Cloud Berlingske Tidende Kastrup American Legion Scandinavian Airlines System Danish- American Club Julius Hansen Anderson Danish State Broadcasting Corp Berlingske George Martine Denmark

Spellman Attacks Youth Conference Critique

Francis Cardinal Spellman sharply criticized a mid century White House conference on children and youth for its opposition to God. He spoke at a banquet and noted delegates opposed using public schools for religious education while supporting parental rights and community study plans.

San Antonio Tex Francis Cardinal Spellman White House Incarnate Word College

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