Unification of Germany in Limelight
Berlin reports say Molotov opened the 14th Big Four session with a German unification resume as Moscow views the issue. Figl arrived to press for immediate Austrian independence while Western powers seek a way to end talks within a week or ten days. Molotov remains firm on a big power and disarmament conference, with prospects of a prolonged, inconclusive debate.
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Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Molotov
Oratory
Leopold Fig
Soviet Union
China
United Nations
Dulles
Britain
Anthony Eden
France
Georges Bidault
Senate seeks trader lists on coffee price rise
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Beall said subpoenas may compel large traders and coffee brokers to disclose customer lists to probe sharp price increases from November through January. Witnesses from the New York Coffee Exchange defended speculation, while Brazil’s rate practices were noted as a possible factor.
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New York Coffee Exchange
Beall
Rmd
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Leon Israel
Israel
Gustavo Lobo
Exchance
U.S
Sen. Bush
R-Conn
Brazil
Lobo
Mill City Weatherman Rings Bell 80 Percent of Time
Minneapolis weather unit at Wold-Chamberlain field oversaw aviation forecasts for Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. A 19 member staff analyzes data post forecasts and scores accuracy with a 6 to 10 degree margin. Predictions are correlated with nationwide sources and updated hourly for pilots and officials.
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Mill City Weatherman
Weather Bureau
Wold- Chamberlain Field
Minneapolis
Philip W. Kenworthy
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Twin Cities
Chicago
Great Falls
Mont
St Cloud Fagles Aerie 622 Golden Anniversary
St Cloud Fagies aerie 622 marks its golden anniversary with a three day celebration from February 12 to February 14 in St Cloud Minnesota.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
St. Cloud Fagies Aerie 622
Weatherman Correct On Low And High Weather Forecast
The forecast low of 22 to 30 degrees matched a 28 degree reading at 7 am while noon temperature reached 42 degrees. The prediction of increasing cloudiness was incorrect as Austin airport reported clear skies and west south west wind at 13 mph at noon.
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Herald
Austin
Warm February brings early golf as Mercury hits 45
Temperatures rose across much of the nation with Austin reaching 45 at noon signaling springlike weather. Snow flurries appeared in the Great Lakes and New England regions while some locations set new records for the date from Omaha to Los Angeles.
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Minnesota
Great Lakes
Appalachian Mountains
Middle Atlantic Coast
New England
Upper Michigan
Lower Michigan
Omaha
Los Angeles
North Platte
Neb
Man Training for FBI Fined in Houston Case
Ledell Hampton, 34, arrested December 39 with a tin special police badge and a pistol in his pocket was fined 125 dollars for carrying the weapon. He claimed he was taking a correspondence course to become an FBI agent.
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Houston
Ledell Hampton
Special Police
Hampton
FBI
Humphrey accuses Summerfield and Etzell of political attacks
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey accuses Postmaster General Summerfield and Minnesota GOP figure George Etzell of gutter politics aimed at damaging him in the forthcoming election. He defends his role in a pneumatic tube contract issue, cites alleged collusion, and seeks a full Senate Post Office Committee investigation.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Summerfield
George Etzell
Minnesota
Senate
Knowland
California
New York City
New York
Jesse Donaldson
Senate Post Office Committee
Etzell
Clarissa ‘Independent
Demos Fight Back Over Secret Betrayals Charge
Democrats accused Republicans of smearing the Truman era with claims of security treachery. Speeches in Minnesota and Washington denounced GOP tactics as untrue and aimed to sway the 1952 election. Senate figures urged Eisenhower to state his position amid rising partisan clash.
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Demos
Gop
Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
Moscow
Luang Prabang Braces for Vietminh Assault
Vietminh forces reach within 25 miles of Luang Prabang as French and Laotian defenders vow to fight to the end. Civilians evacuate amid air bombardment while troops dig shelters and defend key river junctions near Pak Seng.
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Indochina
Luang Prabang
Vietminh
Mekong River
Laos
Sisavang Vong
Hou
Luong
Pak Seng
Suang
Seng
Mekong
Jenner Urges Break With Past Era At Minnesota Lincoln Day
Senator William Jenner told a Lincoln Day crowd in St Paul that Republicans can lead a new American Revolution akin to 1776 to break with a past era. He claimed 20 years under an invading intellectual influence ended in 1952 and praised current government for good manners and dignity while pledging continued investigations into communism and corruption. Jenner warned Democrats against betrayal and said Republicans may save the country if given the chance.
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ST. Paul
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Minnesota
Jenner
Indianan
Congress
Democratic Party
Mac Keever Named Board Chairman of Western Lithograph Co
John C. Mac Keever, recently resigned as president of United Printers and Publishers Inc., Joliet, Ill., was named board chairman of Western Lithograph Co., Los Angeles, a major subsidiary of Brown & Bigelow, St. Paul advertising firm.
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ST. Paul
John C. MacKeever
United Printers and Publishers Inc
Joliet, Ill
Western Lith Graph Co
Los Angeles
Brown & Bigelow
Pope Pius II Spends Fairly Good Night in Vatican
Vatican notes Pope Pius XII shows continued improvement after his illness. At almost 78 on March 2 he rose from bed for the first time since Jan 25 and spent extended time in an armchair. Windows remained open while light bothered his eyes. He heard Mass in private chapel but cannot yet celebrate.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius
Vatican Palace
Owatonna Man Held Pending Inquest Over Fatal Collision
WASECA Minn W Donald Kemble 25 of Owatonna is held pending a coroner s inquest into the death of William Christian son 37 also of Owatonna fatally injured near Waseca in a week end auto crash. The Minnesota highway toll for the year rises to 61 with three more deaths than on the same date in 1953. Officers said the Christianson car driven by Kemble rammed the other from the rear. Nine other occupants escaped with only minor injuries.
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Minneapolis
Waseca
Minn
Donald Kemble
Owatonna
William Christianson
Minnesota
Christianson
Kemble
Wilson Sees War Victory in Indochina
Secretary of Defense Wilson said a military victory in Indochina is possible and perhaps preferable to a negotiated peace. He added that aid to the French need not rise and rejected the use of 280 millimeter atomic cannons or tactical atomic bombs at this time. He cautioned outcomes depend on enemy actions and who shows up as the foe.
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Wilson
Indochina
Korea
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