Estes Poses Threat Adlai in Minnesota Primary
Minnesota's 1956 presidential primary on March 20 could shape national politics as in 1952. A sweep is crucial for Adlai Stevenson, while anything less may dim his candidacy and hopes for the nomination.
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24 Feb 1956
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1956
Page
1
Hovland Aids Adlai Campaign Flight in Minnesota
Austin Aero Service Manager Glenn Hovland will pilot Adlai Stevenson's Minnesota campaign travels on March 3 4 6 and 6 aboard a Twin Beech plane with about 23 team members. Stevenson arrives March 1 in Minneapolis and will stay in St Paul hotel as Kefauver gains early ground in southern and western districts with large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Aero Service
Glenn Hovland
Adlai Stevens
Minnesota
Hovland
David Elliot
St. Paul
Stevenson
Hoviand
Elliot
Minneapolis
Eight Senators Named to Lobby Investigation Panel
A bipartisan Senate panel of eight was named to probe political pressure lobbying and campaign contributions. Members include Democrats Gore Kennedy and Knowland selection, with Gore nominated as expected chair. The group will organize soon under Vice President Nixon’s oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Gore
Tennessee
McClellan
Arkansas
Anderson
New Mexico
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen
Knowland
California
Bridges
New Hampshire
Thye
Minnesota
Goldwater
Arizona
Purtell
Connecticut
Johnson
Jury Weighs New Evidence in Bombings Case
In Minneapolis the Hennepin County grand jury revisited the February bombings that damaged a labor leader’s home and another man’s car. Witnesses Kenneth Lattin and Edward Redden, Teamsters Local 548 pickets who pleaded guilty to endangering life and property, testified alongside Gerald Connelly and Bryant Flick, also tied to the union, as other defendants face similar charges. Police raided Teamsters offices and a court order bars Connelly from union organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Grand Jury
Atty
Lord
Kenneth Lattin
Edward Redden
Teamsters Union Local 548
Ramsey County District Court
Gerald P. Connelly
Bryant Flick
Connelly
Flick
Teamsters Union
Levi Hall
Dulles Braces For Senate Hearing On Middle East Policy
Secretary of State Dulles faces Senate critics at a public hearing by the Foreign Relations Committee chaired by Sen. George. Lawmakers press for clarity on Middle East tensions and the 18 light tanks shipped to Saudi Arabia amid rising Cold War concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Sen. George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
George
Saudi Arabia
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Korea
South Asia
New Minneapolis Chief Named After Resignation
Thomas R. Jones resigned as Minneapolis police chief and Mayor Eric Hoyer nominated Inspector E. J. Walling to succeed him. Walling’s appointment, effective April 2, awaits City Council confirmation as Jones becomes chairman of the Minnesota Parole Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Thomas R. Jones
Eric Hoyer
E. J
Pat) Walling
Jones
Minnesota Parole Board
Walling
Negroes Vow to Continue Boycott Walk-to-work Protest
In Montgomery Alabama about 100 boycott supporters plan a 24 hour walk to work to protest segregation on city buses. Indicted defendants numbering 100 plus face arraignments with trials likely the week of March 19 as arrests climb toward 89. The mass meeting drew thousands and pledged to continue peaceful resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Confederacy
Montgomery City Lines
Hogs vie in Albert Lea spring barrow show action
Judges began evaluating more than 600 hogs in two rings at the Minnesota State Spring Barrow Show in Albert Lea. Winners in lightweight and heavy weight classes and pens of three will be reviewed Saturday with the grand champion named around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
Minn
Wilbur Plager
Iowa Swine Producers Assn
Lester Hanson
University of Minnesota
C. R. Adams
Wilson & Co
Lew P. Reeve
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Art Anderson
Iowa State College
FFA
Austin Ffa General Livestock
Jerry Miller
John Lyle
Duane Carrol
Bob Radlef
Albert Lea Armory
Theodore S. Gold
Secretary of Agriculture
Albert Lea Chamber of Commerce
Gold
Barrow
Minnesota Swine Produc
Large Deposits of Limestone Found in Area
Dr George M Schwartz of the Minnesota Geologic Survey reports heavy deposits of high grade limestone suitable for cement in Olmsted County and surrounding southeastern Minnesota counties. Field work last summer indicates vast, readily accessible limestone especially near Rochester with some zones estimated at 100 feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Olmsted County
Minnesota Geological Survey
George M. Schwartz
Rochester
Minnesota Federation of Engineer Societies
Minnesota
Dakota
Goodhue
Dodge
Olmsted
Fillmore
Thye urges high crop supports on emergency basis
Sen. Thye of Minnesota calls for temporary high price supports until a soil bank plan can reduce surpluses. He opposes permanent rigid supports and notes the soil bank would cost over a billion dollars yearly, with WWII surplus disposal as a comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Thye
Rminn
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thye
Benson
Senate
Soil Bank
70 Years an Austin Resident Honored at Centennial Party
Austin marks its 100th birthday and county government centennial with a banquet on April 17. Mower County Historical Society and the Austin Chamber of Commerce organize events led by P J Holand with Victor Christgau as speaker. Plans include a new museum at the fairgrounds and a plaque for 1856 county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mower County
P. J. Holand
Richard Rahilly
Rahilly
Guy Wold
Territorial
Rice County
Main
H. E. Rasmussen
Historical Society
Cha
Freezing Drizzle Slows Minnesota Highways Across State
Light freezing rain covered much of Minnesota and parts of Iowa and Wisconsin overnight and today with mild overnight lows. Roads were dangerously slick east of Windom Willmar Brainerd and Virginia as the state highway department warned. Snow was expected in the north and more freezing drizzle in the south, with a possible mix in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Windom
Willmar
Brainerd
Virginia
Highway Department
Malenkov faces sharp attack over ministry actions
The Soviet press targets the Ministry of Electric Power Stations, led by former Premier Georgi Malenkov, accusing procrastination in a Kremlin speech by Maxim Z Saburov during the 20th Congress. Saburov implied government dissatisfaction with Malenkov's team without naming him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ministry of Electric Power Stations
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Maxim Z. Saburov
Saburov
Malenkov
Driver Dies in Head-on Crash Near Rush City Minn
A Robbinsdale man, Robert Holloway 23, died in a head-on collision on U S 61 three miles north of Rush City. Four others were injured including Mrs George Roubinek and three passengers from Holloway car. All hospitalized in fair condition. The crash occurred on a clear straight section as Holloway was returning to Minneapolis after visiting a roller skating rink. Holloway’s death brings Minnesota traffic toll to 36 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush City
Minn
Robbinsdale
U.S. 61
Here
Robert Holloway
Unity Ave
Frank P. Gottry
Pine County
George Roubinek
Pine City
Holloway
Dale S. Kitchesky
Quincy St. N.E
Lester P. Marcotte
Monroe St. N.E
Minneapolis
Harlan Snyder
32Nd Ave
Crystal Village
Gottry
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Train crash near Taft damages freight cars. no injuries
Three box cars and a caboose from a Duluth Winnipeg and Pacific Railroad freight train were demolished when it collided with the rear of another train near Taft, twenty miles north of Duluth. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minni
Winnipeg and Pacific Railroad
Taft
Here
Five Dead and One Hundred Injured in Maryland Rail Crash
A Pennsylvania Railroad train derailed near Odenton, Maryland, after speeds of about 80 mph. Five passengers died and more than 100 were injured, with 90 taken to six hospitals and 30 treated and released at the scene. Many details remain uncertain, including the cause. Ex Governor Herbert R. O'Conor was among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odenton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Jackson
Holloway
Herman Malzer
Point Pleasant
N.J
Herbert R. O’conor
U.S
New York
Eisenhower Health Question Sparks Georgia Hunt
President Eisenhower’s doctor said he might be safer serving a possible second term than before his heart attack. Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder refused to confirm a run but noted increased health monitoring as the Georgia vacation continues and Eisenhower heads out for quail hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Denver
Snyder
Washington
Fisenhower
Georgia
Syrian Airways Plane Explodes Near Aleppo. 21 Dead
A Syrian Airways passenger plane exploded in midair near Aleppo with 21 aboard believed killed, according to Damascus airport. The disaster follows two other Mediterranean air tragedies within a week, including a Maltese charter crash killing 50 British soldiers and a French flight crash near Cairo that killed 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Syrian Airways
Aleppo
Mediterranean
Malta
Cairo
Saigon
Paris
Living Costs Decline Triggers Wage Cut for GM Workers
A January drop in the government cost of living index reduces the index to its lowest since August and triggers a penny hourly wage cut for more than a million workers across auto, farm equipment, and aircraft sectors. GM said the pay reduction affects over 500000 employees starting the first payday after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Motors Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
ESTES
Adlai
Democratic- Farmer-Labor
Sen. Humphrey
Gov. Freeman
DFL
State Central Committee
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Mankato
Coya Knutson
Myrtle
Joe Cerny
Steven
Worlern Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
State Department
Jean Simmons
Grace Kelly
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Hollywood
Gregory Peck
Miss Kelly
Marlon Brando
Miss Simmons
Ralph D. Abernathy
Negro First Baptist Church
Abernathy
State
THE
Associated Press
Paul Sloane
Alexander Nero
Trenton
N. J
Thomas Reed Johnson
Alfred B Haupt
Sydney Jackson
New York City
Edward Q. Holloway
Wilmington
Del
Watson Hayes
Bulletin
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