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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1954

Page

1

Minnesota Iowa Swine Institute Hearings Set at Austin High

The 17th annual Minnesota Iowa Swine Institute attracts more than 3000 swine producers to Austin High School for a full day of expert talks. W H Kircher opens at 9 30 am, with a film premier by Lederle Laboratories and insights from Dr William Rempel, H B Howell, Marion Steddom, and Tillman Bubenzer. Swine production trophies will be awarded to Wilfred Bissen and Ernest Dammann.

Austin W. H. Kircher the Farmer Magazine St. Paul Wilbur L. Plager Iowa Swine Producers Des Moines Lederle Laboratories Co. R. Juhl Laverne Farmer National Livestock and Meat Board Carl Newman Chicago William Rempel University Farm Tillman Bubenzer Noblesville Ind H. B. Howell Iowa State College Extension Marion Steddom Granger Iowa Bubenzer Steddom Howell Austin Daily Herald First National Bank of Austin Herald Wilfred Bissen Rose Creek Ernest Dammann Elkton Bank Dammann

Dulles Warns Soviet Bloc a Real World Peace Threat

Secretary of State Dulles told the Big Four ministers that the Soviet bloc and its single rule is the true danger to world peace not the Western alliance. He rebutted Molotov's claims and urged East German elections while denying US subversion charges. Eden and Bidault weighed in on the Soviet treaty proposal and Western plans remain unchanged.

Berlin Dulles Big Four Foreign Ministers Molotov Germany Poland Moscow Hitler U.S Russia United Nations United States Eden Bidault V. M. Molotov Kremlin

Roosevelt Denies Letter of Infidelities Truth

James Roosevelt, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, says he signed a 1945 letter admitting nine infidelities under blackmail while overseas. He claims the letter was false and signed to prevent his wife from suing for divorce and burdening his father. He also weighs a 1946 congressional bid in the 26th District.

Los Angeles James Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Romelle Schneider Roosevelt Roosevelt Marine Corps South Pacific

Strike Threat Set Back at Minneapolis Honeywell

A 10 day delay in a rundate for 9 000 production workers at Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co follows Local 1145 AFL Teamsters|Robert Wishart says the old contract extends while Honeywell prepares wage and benefit proposals. The union sought a 15 cent hourly raise which the firm had refused. The counter proposal was offered.

Minneapolis Minneapolis - Honeywell Regulator Co Robert Wishart AFL Teamsters

Ground Hog Day Supper Raises Funds in Inman Kansas

For ten years the Evangelical and Reformed Church in Inman Kansas hosts a Ground Hog Day supper to raise year funds. Volunteers butcher the hogs season the sausage peel potatoes prepare sauerkraut cook and serve for about 1200 attendees each year. Last year 4200 pounds of live hog were butchered with Oliver Knackstedt in charge of seasoning using a secret recipe drawing crowds from all over Kansas.

Evangelical and Reformed Church Inman Kan Oliver Knackstedt California Kansas

Molotov Stand Smashes Hope of West to Re-unify Germany

Berlin reports the Soviet defense minister Molotov delivering a 21 page address rejecting Western terms for German reunification on Soviet terms. He argued for removing American troops, blocking the six nation EDC, and a reunified Germany under Soviet influence with Communists in key posts. Eden countered that Germany should align with peace loving states via the EDC.

Germany Molotov Russia Europe European Defense Community EDC Eden United States of America Great Britain France Soviet Union

Groundhog Shadow Indicates Six More Weeks of Winter

In Quarryville Pennsylvania five groundhogs marked the annual sunfest sighting. Each proclaimed as the official forecaster by finders, they saw shadow despite cloudy skies and a 36 degree mid morning high. Gov. Hess notes six more weeks of winter.

Austin Quarryville Charles Hess Pennsylvania

State Stores Record High Corn Supply

Minnesota reports an all time corn in storage at 229 million bushels on Jan 1, 13 million above 1950 high. Roy Bodin cites off farm and farm storage details with wheat oats soybeans rye and flaxseed also changing in storage.

ST. Paul Minnesota Roy Bodin

Actress Sydney Greenstreet leaves estate to wife and son

The will filed for probate discloses that the English born actor Sydney Greenstreet who died two weeks ago at 74 left an estate valued about 150000 dollars. His widow Dorothy and his son John, a 33 year old tobacco sales manager of Oakland California, will share the bulk of the estate.

Santa Monica Calif Sydney Greenstreet Greenstreet Dorothy John Oakland

Paroled Inmate Wayne Conrad Freed From Anamosa Reformatory

Des Moines reports Wayne Conrad, 23, has been released on parole from the Anamosa State Reformatory. He was sentenced in Black Hawk County on December 18, 195? to a 10 year term for breaking and entering.

Des Moines State Parole Board Wayne Conrad Anamosa State Reformatory Black Hawk County

Fumes Overwhelm 23 at Cleveland Suburban Store

In Fairview Park a department store exhausted 22 clerks and a young girl as carbon monoxide entered the air system from a heating plant. Twelve women were kept overnight at Bay View Hospital. Fire Chief Orrie Baumgardner blamed the incident on convected fumes spreading through the store’s air conditioning.

Cleveland Fairview Park Bay View Hospital Orrie Baumgardner

Worst Winter in Seven Years Grips Europe and North Africa

The prolonged cold stretches from the Urals to the Mediterranean as Europe becomes an icebound region. More than 45 deaths are reported while trains stall, rivers freeze, and villages are cut off. North Africa sees its first snowfall in 35 years with severe wind and snow affecting Morocco and Algiers.

London Europe Urals Mediterranean North Africa Morocco Meknes Algiers

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H. B. Lidstone Chamber of Wasfi Abla University of Florida Gainesville Marwa Ann Omar Bakri Juman Carol Sawsan Dora Front Fla Jordan Nadia Honeywell Inman, Kan Otto Rels Harold Knackstedt Frank Wittorff Arnold Wittorff John A. Regehr Mr. Groundhog Trieste Frankfurt Paris Basle Switzerland Netherlands
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