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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1952

Page

3

Border Bars in Holyland Open for Christmas Eve Note

The Jordan Israel border opens for one night on Christmas Eve to allow pilgrims to reach St. Catherine's Church in Bethlehem for the midnight mass. Arab Legion and Israeli guards relinquish crossings at a point as Msgr. Alberto Gori leads the Latin Patriarch in Jerusalem. Mass runs from 11 p.m. Dec 24 until about 2 a.m. Dec 25 with processions to the Nativity cave. Churches across the region hold separate services on January 6 or 7 depending on tradition.

Bethlehem Jordan Israel Prince of Peace Arab Legion Msgr Alberto Gori Jerusalem St. Catherine’s Church Iff Amman Lydda Holy Land Bet Jala St. Catherine’s Holy City Jesus St. Catherine's Church Cave of the Nativity

Remarkable recovery amid split twins in Chicago

The 15 month old brothers Roger Lee and Rodney Dee Brodie, born joined at the heads, remained in critical condition after a 12 hour 40 minute operation that separated them. Rodney Dee showed slight improvement while Roger Lee remained unconscious. doctors warned the critical period would last days.

Chicago Roger Lee University of Illinois Rodney Dee Marjorie Brodie

Money Major Problem of State Legislators

The 1953 Minnesota Legislature faces money as its top issue with no surplus and rising costs. Debates likely include un-dedicating the income tax school fund, school aid increases, farm to market roads aid, higher gasoline taxes for rural roads, liquor enforcement powers, agency consolidation per the Hoover Commission, mental health funding, and an Employment on Merit bill to curb discrimination.

Adolph Johnson ST. Paul Minnesota University of Minnesota Teachers Colleges Anderson Little Hoover Commission Legislative Research Committee Fair Employment Practices Commission

Boys Win Tools in Mechanics Course

Thomas Comstock, 18, a 4-H’er from West Concord, earns a $25 savings bond for applying mechanics knowledge to save labor on the home farm. State 4-H leader Leonard Harkness announced it. Seven peers receive tools for their farm mechanics work: Leon Gothmann, Charles Roessler, Robert Atne, Larr Costello, Roger Brathen, Robert Weber, and William Nie ters Cook from various towns including St Bonifacius

Thomas Comstock West Concord Leonard Harkness University of Minnesota Leon Gothmann St. Bonifacius Charles Roessler Elysian Robert Atne Madison Larr Costello Rochester Roger Brathen Elizabeth Robert Weber St. Paul William Nieters Cook

Czech Leader Is Doomed Says Voice of America

The Voice of America on state radio predicted imminent trial and execution for Czechoslovakia’s President Klement Gottwald, saying Moscow authorities will use evidence similar to that used against Rudolf Slansky. It cited Gottwald’s past pro Tito leanings and noted an imagined trial date of tomorrow or the day after.

Washington State Department Moscow Klement Gottwald Czechoslovakia Voice of Amer Ica Gottwald The Voice Rudolf Slansky Communist Party

Slansky Trial Testimony Cited in Communist Debate

The Voice notes Maria Svermova former party secretariat member testified that the Soviet path to socialism is not the only possible route and warned against a supposed Czechoslovak way to socialism during coverage of the Slansky trial proceedings.

Soviet Union Maria Svermova Slansky Voice

Gottwald linked to Tito regime via daughter Marta

The Voice ties Gottwald to the Tito regime through his daughter Marta, once an embassy assistant in Belgrade who married Dragutin Dzhurdzhev, a Yugoslav Foreign Ministry official. It also accuses him of pushing Czechoslovakia into the Marshall Plan and seeking an International Bank loan.

Gottwald Voice Tito Marta Belgrade Dragutin Dzhurdzhev Forghhia Foreign Ministry Gott Czechoslovakia International Bank

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