Freeman Outlines Minnesota Tax Plan Aimed at Balance
Gov. Freeman urged a balanced tax program to keep the Legislature in session if needed. He warned a withholding tax plan must be balanced or he will veto. He criticized opponents for misleading views and championed dependent deductions and child-friendly provisions to aid families and economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack B. MacKay
ST. Paul
Freeman
Minnesota
Associated Press
Gov. Freeman
E. J. Chilgren
Littlefork
Rep
D. D. Wozniak
House
Burglary at Stoltman Exchange Leaves Town in Shock
OSLO BURGLARY clues to crime remain meager as Walter Stoltman returns from Washington to learned of a raid on his Stoltman Exchange. About $90,000 in bonds and cash were stolen, with deposits short by roughly $15,000 in cash and $75,000 in bonds and securities. Sheriff Erickson and agents probe a possible intruder motif while townsfolk recall a dark car sighting and footprints at the vault.
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OSSO
Minn
Walter Stoltman
Stoltman Exchange
Hilary
Stoltman
Oscar Erickson
Crime Bureau
Young Stoltman
Washington, D. C
Erickson
Washington
Minnesota
Rural electric groups denounce Dixon-Yates deal at Atlantic City
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association closed its annual convention in Atlantic City with a resolution calling on the Atomic Energy Commission to terminate the Dixon-Yates contract. Delegates, estimated at 5,000, warned the agreement would lead to TVA’s eventual destruction.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Rural Electric Cooperative Assn
Dixon-Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Wheat Insect Battle Key To Profitable Northwest Yields
North Dakota agronomist FE B Norum told an agronomy meeting that profitable spring wheat in the Northwest hinges on controlling insects and diseases while providing moisture and nutrients. He noted the value of choosing the right variety and the impact of moisture, fallow practice, and crop rotation on yields and profits for North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, and Montana. Nebraska agronomist R A Olson reported winter yield gains up to 13 bushels per acre in eastern tests with nitrogen and phosphate fertilization.
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Chicago
North Dakota Agricultural College Agronomist
Northwest
FE. B. Norum
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Corn Belt
R. A. Olson
University of Nebraska Agronomist
Nebraska
State High Court Rules Rail Verdict Too High
Minnesota Supreme Court orders a new trial unless Oscar Ahistrom consents to a $100,000 cut of his $275,000 jury award against Soo Line Railroad. Ahistrom, 28, was crushed seven years ago by a 900 pound crate in a railroad warehouse, leaving him paralyzed and wheelchair bound. The court called the verdict clearly excessive and criticized the jury’s method.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Oscar Ahistrom
Thief River Falls
Hennepin County
Soo Line Railroad
Ahistrom
High Tribunal
Theodore Christianson
Levi M. Hall
Minneapolis
High Court
Christianson
William H. de Parey
Justice Christianson
Rapid City crash kills airman and injures four
A helicopter en route to a Sabre Jet crash site 60 miles northeast of Rapid City S D killed airman A J C Stanislaus Countess 17 of Baltimore and injured four others from Ellsworth Air Force Base. Captain David E Baker 34 of Lynn Mass died in the Sabre Jet wreck after his parachute failed.
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Prairie Country
Rapid City
A.J.C. Stanislaus Countess
Baltimore
John Stephens
John Malley
Dean Martin
Ernest O’brien
Air Police
Countess
Mary Butts
Ellsworth Air Force Base
David E. Baker
Lynn
Mass
Baker
William Fairbrother
54Th Fighter Interceptor Squadron
Farm Survey Questionnaires Will Be Sent
Washington reports the Agriculture Department will mail questionnaires to about 70 000 farmers nationwide asking planned crops and quantities as of March 1. Responses will guide spring policy and inform farmers about others plans with results released March 18.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Snow and Ice Train City Streets in Freezing Morning
A light freezing rain coated city streets with ice making travel treacherous while snow to follow was forecast. Officials reported no accidents by noon as icy roads were treated. Blizzard conditions and up to four inches of snow were expected in southwest Minnesota and northern Iowa. Temperatures near freezing.
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Plains
Minnesota
Iowa
New England
Rumford
Texas
Brownsville
Pineau Seeks Cabinet OK as France’s 21st Postwar Premier
France's Socialist Pineau presented his cabinet and program to the National Assembly amid a hostile debate. He urged wage rises and continuation of Mendes France’s policy, with more authority for North Africa and ratification of Paris treaties. Backers require about 310 votes. opposition comes from Communists and far right.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
National Assembly
France
Assembly
Pineau
Paul Ramadier
Pierre Mendes- France
West Germany
Senate
Robert Schuman
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Yvon Delbos
Delbos
Mendes-France
Radical
Antoine Pinay
Pierre Pflimlin
21 Red Ships Lost Battle Continues In Formosa Area
Nationalist air force claimed a bomber sank a submarine near Taishan Islands while planes and ships hit a Communist convoy, reporting 21 Red vessels sunk. The ministry said eight landing craft, five gunboats and eight armed junks were lost, with Taishan bombardments and further clashes near Quemoy.
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Cross
Nanchishan
Taishan Island
Formosa
Spencer Moosa
Taipei
Taishan Islands
East China Sea
Reds
Redheld
Red
Taishans
Chiang Kai-shek
Chekiang Province
Wendow Bay
Lu Ta
Defense Ministry
Taishan
Matsu
Tachen Islands
Quemoy
ROK Reserves to Activate Two Divisions Monday
Gen Maxwell D Taylor said two South Korean army reserve divisions will be activated Monday as the first of 10 reserve divisions created under the U.S. military aid program to bolster 20 regular ROK divisions.
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Tokyo
Maxwell D Taylor
U.S. Army
Far East
U.S
Shetsky Ill Trial Delayed in Tulsa Case
Rubin Shetsky of Minneapolis was ordered to appear March 8 for burglary and assault with intent to kill after a doctor advised illness. He and Omaha’s Frank Elisworth are accused of stealing $31,000 worth of furs and firing on officers. Elisworth’s case set for March 9.
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Tulsa
Okla
Rubin Shetsky
Minneapolis
Shetsky
Chicago
Nevin W. Dodd
Frank Elisworth
Omaha
Elisworth
Albert Schneider
St. Cloud Contractor Pleads Nolo Contendere
Edward J. Hirt a 62 year old St. Cloud contractor pleaded nolo contendere to failing to file a 1951 federal income tax return. He offered no defense and awaits a pre sentence investigation.
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ST. Paul
Edward J. Hirt
St. Cloud
Nolo
Hirt
Frazee Sailor's Murder Trial Continues
Memphis testimony centers on Eugene Haas wife Myrtle murder. Haas, a Frazee Minnesota sailor, is charged with killing his wife and severing body parts, with only a skull found. George Becker testified amid cross examination, linking past cases and a confession reexamination.
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Memphis
Tenn
Eugene Haas
Haas
Sailor
Frazee
Minn
Myrtle
George Becker
Attorney General's Office
Becker
John Ashcraft
U. S. Supreme Court
Ashcraft
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