Crow Wing Officials Probe 1950 Minnesota Murder Ties
Crow Wing County deputies pressed a murder inquiry into a possible link between Eugene Stolze's 1950 Davenport Iowa death and a Brainerd Minnesota case. They seek bullets and hair samples from Donald Cain who killed himself in Richmond California and plan to compare them with Stolze's remains. Authorities also investigate Guin family ties to a 1949 Faribault rape slaying and plan to question Mrs. Guin about her husband’s Minnesota murder story.
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Brainerd
Minn
Crow Wing
Richmond
Calif
Roy Wickland
California
Donald Irvin Cain
Iowa
Stolze
Davenport
Here
Crime Bureau
Guin
Faribault
Fred Morsching
Guins
West Coast
Tennis Shoes Tie Hartley Case to Rasmussen Home
Worn black tennis shoes found on a highway 15 miles southeast of La Crosse Wisconsin are linked to the disappearance of 15 year old Evelyn Hartley last fall. The shoes were traced to the Rasmussen home where Hartley babysat the night of October 24th.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Here
Evelyn Hartley
Viggo Rasmussen
Miss Hartley
Caution Rooster Turmoil At Leah Racetrack Barn
Petey the bantam rooster at Leah Racetrack aroused a fight by stall D at Barn D. Supervisor Petcy Bulger was sent to the hospital with stab wounds from Petey's spur while trainer Jim Healey avoided the bird's wrath as a sign warned visitors. The rooster reportedly harasses women and anyone in a skirt near the area.
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Petey
Hialeah Racetrack
Petcy Bulger
Jim Healey
College Fraternity Withdraws Invitation to McCarthy
The Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity at the University of Wisconsin withdrew its invitation to Sen. Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin for the April 7 gridiron banquet. Duane Hopp, student banquet chairman, said a printer's deadline for invitations and programs prevented holding the commitment open. Chapter president Conrad Fink, who had sent the invitation, resigned amid protests over the action.
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Madison
Wis
McCarthy
Sigma Delta Chi
Cincinnati man robbed at knife point for small cash
Thomas Kane, 52, reported to police that a man robbed him of 26.23 dollars last night and was then given 25 cents and told to take a bus home.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Kane
Marilyn Monroe Arrives Ill from Asia Tour
San Francisco dispatch says Marilyn Monroe, mink clad and ill, returned from a Japan and Korea tour and went straight to bed. She posed briefly for photographers and told newsmen she was ill and wanted to sleep.
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Marilyn
San Francisco
Marilyn Monroe
Japan
Korea
Portland man charged with death of third wife
George F. Sack, 56, accused of killing Goldie Goodrich Sack whose body was found near his apartment. He had two prior wives die violently in Chicago in the 1920s and was released from a Illinois mental hospital after being deemed insane. Sheriff Terry Schrunk said Sack claimed his wife went shopping and never returned.
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Portland
Ore
Chicago
George F. Sack
Goldie Goodrich Sack
Sack
Clarence Darrow
Ilinois
Seattle
J. C. Young
Monroe
Terry Schrunk
Dulles Claims Berlin Talks Yield Big Gains and Risks
Secretary of State Dulles told a nationwide audience that Berlin produced two major results. Molotov was pressured to reveal Russia’s hand, while Moscow signed a declaration refusing recognition of Red China. He argued Geneva will not honor the Communists and stressed U.S. aims on Korea and Indochina. He urged continued vigilance and said a Soviet peace in Asia cannot be ruled out.
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Washington
Dulles
Berlin
China
VM. Molotov
U.S
Russia
East Germany
East Austria
Molotov
U. S
America
Geneva
Switzerland
Congress
South Korea
United States
Indochina
France
Soviet Union
Asia
Capitol
Stevens
Subcommittee
Republican
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Flames destroy Roy Jordahl Grocery Store in Lag Qui Parle
Fire scorched the Roy Jordahl grocery store in Lag Qui Parle Tuesday causing an estimated $10,000 in damages according to local fire officials.
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Lag Qui Parle
Minn
Roy Jordahl
County Red Cross Maintains Local Fund Allocation
The Red Cross drive aims to raise 18386 with 10531 for Mower County Chapter needs. Of that, 3831 funds blood processing, 700 covers other activities including home service disaster relief nursing first aid and more. Last year 5000 county residents enrolled in membership and 6000 in Junior Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Mower County
St. Olaf
Red Cross Home Service Department
Mower
Egypt and Syria Hit by Sudden Political Upheaval
In Egypt the Revolutionary Council ousted President Naguib and premier as he faced accusations of steering toward absolute dictatorship. Gamal Abdel Nasser is named new premier. In Syria, radio Aleppo reported a military revolt against President Shishekly with rebels declaring open rebellion and demanding his resignation within 24 hours.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Mohamed Naguib
Egypt
Bib Shishekly
Syria
Revolutionary Council
Naguib
Young Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
Radio
Aleppo
Shishekly
London
Damascus
Mustafa Hammoud
Hammond
Potato Chocolate Cake? Red River Potatoes
Red River Valley potato men promote higher consumption to reduce surplus. News explains potato nutrients, storage, and grading standards with tips on preparation. Mentions new recipes such as potato chocolate cake and potato puff.
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Fargo
N. D
Red River Valley
Red River
U.S
Delay on Eisenhower’s atomic information proposal looms
Rep W Sterling Cole says congressional action on Eisenhower’s plan to share tactical atomic defense information with allies will take several weeks, possibly into mid April, as the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee studies the administration's bill and weighs private industry provisions.
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Washington
W. Sterling Cole
Congress
Eisenhower
Cole
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
America
Pope Pius Still In Stationary Condition At Vatican
Vatican City reports Pope Pius had a fairly good night but remains in stationary condition. He slept little due to hiccuping and weakness from a month long illness. Doctors suspect gastritis but cannot complete diagnosis due to inability to retain barium for X rays. He is on a semiliquid diet and briefly out of bed.
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Vatican City
Pius
Vatican
74-Year-Old Woman Pedestrian Fatally Struck in Pine City
Minnesota 1954 traffic deaths rose to 82 as Nellie Madden, 74, died in a Pine City hospital after being struck on a street Tuesday night. John M. Lewis, 21, Atwater, died early today in a Litchfield hospital from injuries suffered in a collision near Darwin that left six others hurt. An inquest is scheduled for Friday.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Nellie Madden
Pine City
John M. Lewis
Atwater
Litchfield
Darwin
Gordon Lund
Minneapolis
Gertrude Cook
St. Paul
Glenna Riebe
Humphrey Seeks to Fill Vacancies on Federal Reserve Board
Senator Humphrey introduces a resolution calling for immediate presidential selection of proper and qualified citizens to fill vacancies on the Federal Reserve Board. He argues the move will correct what he calls unfair and unsound influence of private bankers in the Federal Open Market Committee within the Federal Reserve System.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Federal
Federal Reserve System
Army Hearing on McCarthy Kicked It Off
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens faced anger over McCarthy's charges and a disputed memo. He sought public support from President Eisenhower, threatening resignation if denied, while aides weighed two possible courses of action and the impact on morale.
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Army
McCarthy
Washington
Robert T. Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
Stevens
Eisenhower
Sen
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Ike's Recommendations for Pay Hikes and Benefits to Congress
President Eisenhower sends to Congress a package of pay raises and added benefits for federal workers. Key items include reclassifying post office jobs with 80 million dollars yearly in increases, civil service pay scale revisions costing about 150 million, unemployment insurance coverage, and federal group life and health coverage funded by the government.
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Ike
Congress
Washington
Esenhower
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Civil Service
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