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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1954

Page

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Hormel files divorce suit on grounds of cruelty

George Hormel sues Leslie Caron in Hollywood for divorce citing mental cruelty and an unsuccessful attempt to repair the marriage. He says no third party is involved and no property settlement will occur under California law. Caron expressed no comment on the action though associates were unsurprised by the move.

George Hormeli Hollywood Hormel New York Austin Coast Guard California Leslie Caron Roland Petit Ballet de Paris Leslie Jay C. Hormel United States Lili New York City France Minneapolis George Miss Caron Paris Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Europe North Africa Petit Ballet Company Bob Thomas Associated Press

Weeks Nixes Deal on Butter Exports to Russia

Secretary Weeks refused an export license to Honeymead Co. of Mankato Minnesota denying shipment of surplus government butter to Russia. He cited a price disadvantage versus U.S. housewives and noted no further details were released.

Washington Weeks Minnesota Russia Commerce Department Dwayne Andreas The Honeymead Co Mankato Minn Andreas

Fluoridation Equipment Removal Vetoed in LaCrosse

Mayor Henry Ahrens vetoed the city council resolution ordering removal of LaCrosse fluoridation equipment. He voiced no stance on sodium fluoride but questioned the council's action. The fluoridation system began in January 1953 and has been inoperative since May 4 amid health concerns.

Fire Put Out Before Engine Arrives After Long Radio Chain

Martinsburg troopers Lankbeil and Pitzer spotted a house fire near Hedgesville. Radio trouble routed alarms from Romney to Winchester to Martinsburg, delaying the response. A bucket brigade formed by the officers put out the blaze before the fire engine arrived.

Martinsburg W. Va William K. Lankbeil William Pitzer Hedgesville Romney Winchester

Suspension of Tax Division Employee over Irregular Accounts

Four irregularities in the inheritance and gift tax division totaling 295.83 were disclosed by state tax commissioner G. Howard Spaeth. The woman employee in charge has been suspended. Governor Anderson ordered an immediate investigation with possible prosecution if warranted. The matter arose while she was on vacation.

ST. Paul G. Howard Spaeth Gov Anderson Richard Golling Spaeth Tax Department

Trial of 4 Blast Cases Under Way

Four damage suits proceed in District Court over the Neweln School addition gas explosion. Plaintiffs accuse City of Austin and Austin Utilities Board of negligence as workmen, including Titus who described a furnace-like flash, seek damages for injuries and a fatality. Evidence centers on storm sewer gas installations at Decker and Winona streets and a possibly ruptured gas main.

Neweln School City of Austin Austin Utilities Board Arthur Titus Titus Warren Plunkett Everett C. Olson Samuel C. Hoag LeRoy Bakken Gladys Spicer George E. Spicer Plunkett Decker and Winona Street Decker Street Decker-Winona Nevela N. Railway Scheid Plumbing Company

Two Detectives Jailed in San Francisco Kidnap Case

In a landmark case the two former private detectives, Joseph Lear and Harold Jackson, were jailed after a kidnap plot targeting Leonard Moskovitz. Lear confessed blaming Jackson. Moskovitz was rescued unharmed after 20 days in captivity and a ransom demand of 500000, later reduced.

San Francisco Leonard Moskovitz California Moskovitz Thomas Lynch al Nelder Lear Jackson Frank Ahern Ahern San Jose

British Women Share Bust Size With Marilyn Monroe

A London clothing council reports the average British woman has a 36.4 inch bust matching Marilyn Monroe. Height and weight differ with British women at 5 ft 3 in and 133 pounds, waist 26.9 inches, hips 38.4 inches. A London couturier calls the resemblance “definitely dumpy.”

London Clothing Industry Council Marilyn Monroe Miss Monroe

Bugle Sounds Over POW Arrivals at Panmunjom

The mournful Chinese bugle throbbed over Panmunjom as POWs arrived. A large drum sounded from the north amid frenzied cheering and waves of excitement across the icy air and frozen pad.

Governor calls for economy and modernized procedures

Gov Anderson urged state department heads to push 1954 for tighter economies and updated methods. He warned of human weaknesses in a 14,000-strong workforce and pressed for leaner, better serving government operations.

ST. Paul Anderson

Actor Sydney Greenstreet Dies in Hollywood

Sydney Greenstreet dies in Hollywood at age as reported Tuesday. The English-born, rotund character actor gained fame in the Major films and was a longtime fixture of stage and screen.

Hollywood Sydney Greenstreet

All Chinese Will Be Sent to Formosa

India completed the transfer of 21 809 anti Red prisoners to the U N Command as North Korean broadcasts said the action destroys the armistice Thousands streamed southward from stockades in Korea and the last of 7 600 Korean POWs crossed into South Korea The final group of over 14 000 Chinese was due for the voyage to Formosa by tomorrow The U N Command promised all prisoners freedom at midnight Friday Red China warned any unilateral action is impermissible The transfer went smoothly despite rain and minor hitches Some prisoners asked for repatriation and will be returned to the Reds Others chose to stay with the Communists and were not accepted by the Reds

Forrest Edwards Panmunjom Korea South Korea Formosa U.N China Peiping Army Robert Stevens U. N

Icicles Grow Again Tonight Across Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota

Extreme cold returns with lows predicted from 15 to 40 below in Minnesota and 20 to 45 below in North and South Dakota. Early morning readings reached as low as 16 below in Bemidji and 36 below in Williston. A few snow flurries expected in eastern and north central Minnesota with highs around 10 to 15 below in the northwest and zero to 5 below in the southeast.

Northwest Mercury Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Bemidji Minn Williston N.D Ommon S.C

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George Hormel George Hormel II LaCrosse City and Marilyn Deadline Chiang Kai-shek Sun Yat Sen China Republic Panmunjom Ascom Inchon Trn U.N. Command Tokyo By Jim Becker Anderson Sharp Imjin America Far East John E. Hull Maxwell D. Taylor Sth Ascom City Seoul Pusan-to-Mukden India U. N. Command Silla
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