Burglars Loot Army Reserve Armory at Carpenters Union Hall 305 S Railway
Thieves broke into the Army Reserve Armory in the Carpenters Union Hall at 305 S Railway Tuesday night and stole two carbines with clips and two sets of pole climbers. They unhinged a door to enter, climbed through a ceiling hole, and swept debris before leaving. FBI will assist local police. units include 311th Ordinance Depot Company and 5107th ORC School Detachment. The burglary was noticed by Isidore Kolb on Wednesday noon.
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Army Reserve
Carpenters’ Union Hall
S. Railway
George Roope
FBI
311Th Ordinance Depot Company
Lester Bursik
ORC
Maj
Ernset Mangnuson
Isidore Kolb
Carpenters Union
Burdick Targets Packers in Meat Price Study
North Dakota Representative Burdick says packers and licensed slaughterers profit from beef price ceilings set by the OPS while producers and ranchers receive lower pay. He urges the House Agriculture Committee to investigate high meat prices despite cheaper cattle, and backs ending most wage and price controls except in rare economic cases.
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Washington
Burdick
R-Nd
House Agriculture Committee
OPS
Office of Price Stabilization
Rench
Williston
N. D
GOPS
Dog Snatches Rugs and Gets Away With It
In Tacoma Washington Mr and Mrs George Lagerquist found eight scatter rugs on their backyard line missing after they stepped away. A big black cocker spaniel was spotted taking a rug each time and fleeing down the street. The owner gave chase twice but could not catch the thief and finally stopped after exhausting their supply of rugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
George Lagerquist
Lagerquist
Joe
Washington
Florida
Northwest Airlines stewardesses and stewards approve new contract
Northwest Airlines and the AFL Airlines Stewardesses and Stewards Association reached a settlement late Wednesday averting a threatened strike. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Stewardesses had sought a $215 monthly increase from $190 for 85 hours of flying time.
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ST. Paul
Northwest Airlines
AFL Airlines Stewards and Stewardesses Association
UN push for direct Arab Israel peace talks at U N
The United Nations General Assembly moved toward a formal call for direct Arab Israel negotiations on Palestine. An eight power resolution urged early direct talks to resolve the four year conflict, with Arab refugees demand looming and Tunisia France self government talks also noted in the session.
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Osgood Caruthers
United Nations
N. Y
United Nations General Assembly
Palestine
France
Tunisia
Israel
Holy Land
Assembly
AMA sets 200 mile national road race date and classing
Columbus reports the American Motorcycle Association moved the 200 mile national championship road race to March 15 at Daytona Beach Florida. It also awarded the 200 mile speedway class to Dodge City Kansas for July 4.
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Columbus
American Motorcycle Association
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dodge City
Kans
Health Commission Proposes 1% Billion Health Outlay
The Truman commission backs a 1 percent of national outlay to fund voluntary health insurance for the uninsured. States would match federal dollars to cover hospital and medical care, administered mainly by states. It rejects both Truman’s federal compulsory plan and AMA ideas, calling one aspect compulsory payroll deductions. The AMA plans not to comment until a four member committee reviews the full report.
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Washington
Truman
American Medical Association
Chicago
AMA
Louis H. Bauer
Hempstead
N. Y
Fourman
Commission
Mystery of Night Explosions Solved in Minnesota
International Falls reports investigators say nocturnal booms were likely cold weather explosive tests at the Red Lake bombing range. Major in Bemidji confirms tests as the source. Explosions heard in International Falls and nearby towns including Margie Loman and Birchdale.
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International Falls
Minn
Minnesota
Air Force
Bemidji
Red Lake
Margie
Loman
Birchdale
Tax Boost to Exceed 15 Mills in Austin Real Estate Rates
Austin taxpayers face higher taxes next year as the new homestead rate rises to 189.75 mills, up 15.25 mills from 1952. The increase mainly hits the school district with a 13.97 mill rise, while county and city levies grow modestly and the state rate falls.
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Austin
C. M. Hubbard
Nowhomestead
City of
Eisenhower-MacArthur Meet Signals Korea Peace Talks
President-elect Eisenhower and General MacArthur discussed Korea and world peace at a Manhattan conference arranged by John Foster Dulles. Aides said no public details were released and the length surpassed two hours as they prepared for GOP talks on inflation and foreign policy.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
MacArthur
House of Representatives
GOP
Congress
Senate
Manhattan
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Dulles
Pacific
Saskatchewan oil output surpasses 1950 full year total
Saskatchewan's oil production from January to September 1952 reached 1,215,511 barrels, exceeding the 1950 annual total and nearing the 1951 full year output.
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Saskatoon
Canada
Saskatchewan
UN Planes Smash Army Staging Area Near Pyongyang
Allied warplanes pounded a large Red troop concentration 20 miles south of Pyongyang. The Air Force reported over 70 buildings destroyed and 30 damaged. Communist broadcasts claimed Seoul would fall by Christmas, while Red planes dropped leaflets urging Americans to go home.
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George McArthur
Seoul
Pyongyang
1951 AHS Graduate to Receive Degree From University Tonight
A 1951 Austin High School graduate Dale Husemoller will receive a BA from the University of Minnesota tonight after a rapid one and a half year program. He has a teaching assistantship and will work in physics while pursuing graduate studies into next spring. Additional December commencements include William Jeane Moonan earning a PhD in statistics and Paul Louis Jirele receiving a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering.
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Austin
University of Minnesota
Dale Husemoller
O. C. Husemoller
Dale
Harvard
Husemoller
Robert
Roger
William Jeane Moonan
Paul Louis Jirele
Blooming Prairie
State DFL Sets St Cloud Meeting Dates
Minneapolis official call for a state Democratic Farmer Labor conference to meet in St. Cloud Jan 31 and Feb 1 will go out shortly. Karl Rolvaag state party chairman said Wednesday night. County conferences will be held between Jan 5 and Jan 18 to name delegates.
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Minneapolis
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
St. Cloud
Karl Rolvaag
Deep Letters From a War Letter to G I Joe
HAL BOYLE writes an open letter from New York to G I Joe in Korea. The piece riffs on Ike and MacArthur, political blame games, postwar prosperity, Christmas borrowing, and a hopeful plea for Joe to come home for the holidays.
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Hal Boyle
New York
G. I. Joe
Korea
Joe
Sugar Able
Gen. Ike
Gen. Mac
Stanley
Dr. Livingston
Africa
Ike
Harry S. Truman
Park Ave
Towns Push New Bus Line From LeRoy to Minneapolis
James Schmeicher of Austin Bus Lines seeks a LeRoy to Minneapolis service with support from LeRoy Brownsdale Adams Rose Creek Waltham Hayfield Lakeville West Concord Farmington delegations. Witness Merrill Chesebrough cites lack of fast express service harming LeRoy and local teachers. Leonard Bentson notes Lakeville’s 800 to 1,000 residents lack any public transport and cites safety concerns with town service. Jefferson and Greyhound officials cite danger as reason for declining town service.
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James Schmeicher
Austin Bus Lines
LeRoy
Minneapolis
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Brownsdale
Adams
Rose Creek
Waltham
Hayfield
Lakeville
West Concord
Farmington
Merrill Chesebrough
the Epstein
Chesebrough
Clare McRoberts
Leonard Bentson
Bentson
Jefferson
Greyhound
Stillwater Prison Chief Engineer Charged Over Whiskey
John Frawley 76, chief engineer at Stillwater Prison, identified as the man who brought three bottles of whiskey into the prison. The case is described as contraband in a penitentiary with a maximum five year penalty. investigation led by Jarle Leirfallom with Warden Lee F Utecht and Crime Bureau agents.
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Jack B. MacKay
Frawley
Crime Bureau
Lakeview Memorial Hospital
Utecht
Joseph Schaefer
Murder Inc
Schaefer
Stillwater
St. Paul
Baptists Collect Gifts for Owatonna State School Child
Members of the Christian Fellowship group at Blooming Prairie Baptist Church met Friday and arranged each person to bring a gift for a child at the Owatonna State School.
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Blooming Prairie
Christian Fellowship Group’ of the Baptist Church
Owatonna
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