Four Explosion Case Settlements End Out of Court
Four Neveln School explosion lawsuits reach out of court settlements totaling 69750 with the Austin Utilities Board City of Austin and Scheid Plumbing sharing liability. Everett Olson receives 30000, LeRoy Bakken 21000, Samuel Hoag 54000, Gladys Spicer 14750.
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Neveln
Austin Utilities Board
City of Austin
Emil Scheid
Samuel C Hoag
Austin
Neweln
Gladys Spicer
St. Paul
George E. Spicer
Scheid Plumbing Co
Utilities Board
Austin Utility Board
City of
William Bandler
Olson
Hoag
Warren Plunkett
Patrick Fitzgerald
Minneapolis
Bakken
Richard Converse
Thomas Meany
Spicer
Ice Breaks Three Survive Ice Break on Lake Pepin Near Lake City
Roy T. Anderson and his two Austin grandsons Michael 10 and Jerry Barth 4 rode in a car that broke through a pressure ridge about 206 yards offshore. Anderson freed the boys onto the roof as the car rested under 30 feet of water. Theisen of Zumbro Falls rescued them with a rope while Lake City firefighters secured the vehicle. Anderson blamed sun glare for misjudging his distance from the hole.
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Lake Pepin
Lake City
Roy T. Anderson
Hormel Estate
Austin
Anderson
Michael
Jerry Barth
Donald Barth
Cedar
Theisen
Lloyd Boss
E. L. Hibbard
The
Lake City Graphic
CAP Searches for Moorhead Man in Plane
Civil Air Patrol planes searched the Fargo to Alexandria area for Gene Nelson Moorhead Minnesota a two seat Swift pilot who disappeared after radioing the Alexandria control tower at 5 20 p m Sunday He was due in Fargo at 6 15 p m but did not arrive Wind and snow grounded CAP planes at Hector airport as search centered near Wolverton Minnesota troopers stood by awaiting new information
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Fargo
N.D
Civil Air Patrol
Alexandria
Minn
Twin Cities
Gene Nelson
Moorhead
Walter Noonan
Minneapolis
Board of
North American Creameries
Nelson
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Fergus Falls
CAP
Hector
Wolverton
Here
Former Chief Justice Samuel B. Wilson Dies
MANKATO Minn funeral services Tuesday for Samuel B Wilson 80 former chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1923 to 1933. He died Sunday after a half century in law with the firm Wilson Blethen and Ogle. Survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Mankato
Minn
Samuel B. Wilson
Minnesota Supreme Court
Wilson
Wilson, Blethen and Ogle
Hemingway OK After 2 Africa Plane Mishaps
Ernest Hemingway and his fourth wife survived two Africa plane accidents in Uganda without injury. They left Nairobi for Murchison Falls, then a rescue plane failed to take off and was damaged. They headed by road to Entebbe with pilot Roy Marsh.
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Kampala
Uganda
Ernest Hemingway
Central East Africa
Upper Nile
Nairobi
Roy Marsh
Kenya
Murchison Falls
Marsh
Hemingway
East African Airways
Victoria Nile River
Hemingways
Butaba
Lake Albert
Entebbe
East Africa
Red Skelton Suffered 30 Stitches After Glass Door Incident
Hollywood comedian Red Skelton cut his right arm when he slipped Friday night at home and shattered a shower room glass door. A CBS TV spokesman said the injury required 30 stitches and Skelton is expected for television rehearsal today.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Cbs-Tv
Skelton
Albuquerque Journal Mourns State Population Gap
The Albuquerque Journal laments New Mexico population growth, noting about 61 000 more residents since 1950 versus Arizona’s 15 000. The piece quips that many people “overshot,” reflecting on inter state population trends.
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Albuquerque
The
Albuquerque Journal
U. S
New Mexico
Arizona
Journal
Hemingway's Wife Is Bemidji Native
Mary Welsh of Bemidji became Ernest Hemingway's fourth wife in 1946 after a career in journalism. She studied at Northwestern, worked as assistant society editor at the Chicago Daily News, and later joined Time and Life magazines as a war correspondent in World War II.
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Ernest Hemingway
Central East Africa
Mary Welsh
Bemidji
Northwestern University
Chicago Daily News
Time
Life
Hemingway
Noel Monks
Mercury Dips to Zero Here In January Cold Snap
Winter returns to Austin with a zero degree morning after a 40 degree high Saturday. A brief thaw gave way to forecasts of rising temperatures and scattered snow on Tuesday. Montana endures twelve straight subzero days with Great Falls at 26 below and a Utah snowstorm dropping up to 16 inches near Randolph. The Dakotas and Minnesota report subzero readings as the cold front settles in.
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Austin
Montana
Great Falls
Lewiston’s
Cut Bank
Utah
Randolph
Wyoming Line
Dakotas
Minnesota
Atomic Energy Man Switches to Taconite
Walter J. Williams resigns as deputy general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission to become vice president of the Taconite Contracting Corp, a subsidiary of Erie Mining Co.
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Washington
Walter J. Wiliams
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Taconite Contracting Corp
Erie Mining Co
Eisenhower Proposes Eight-Point Housing Plan
President Eisenhower outlines an eight point program to provide good housing in good neighborhoods. He seeks 140000 new public housing units over four years and a mix of private enterprise incentives and longer term low down payment loans for low income families. The plan includes slum elimination loans grants and modernization of the National Housing Act. He calls for minority housing efforts and a strengthened secondary mortgage market with FNMA reforms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Coffee Sales Drop in New York After Price Hike
Two retail merchants associations report a drop of percentage in New York City coffee sales as prices rise above one dollar per pound.
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New York
New York City
State Traffic Toll for 1953 Weekend Update
Five persons died in Minnesota traffic accidents over the weekend. The 1954 toll rose to 45, still below the 1953 pace. Victims included Clarence Dreier of Hamburg, Azer Wiley of rural Rochester, Harold Marquardt of rural Deer Creek, William Mitchell of Ramsey County, and Einar Ingaldson of Eveleth. Einar Grinney’s death was via heart attack after a collision, not a traffic fatality.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Clarence Dreier
Hamburg
Minn
Norwood
Azer W Wiley
Rochester
Harold J. Marquardt
Deer Creek
Little Falls
William Mitchell
Ramsey County
Einar W. Ingaldson
Eveleth
Einar F. Grinney
Minneapolis
Grinney
Thomas J. Louden
Japs Largest Paper Marks 75th Anniversary
Tokyo based Asa Hi, Japan's largest daily with a claimed circulation, marked its 75th anniversary today by awarding cash bonuses and stock gifts to 7,000 employees.
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Tokyo
Asahi
Japan
Musilimn Daly
French British Plea for Unified Germany
Berlin reports the Big Four foreign ministers conference opened with France and Britain urging Soviet participation in uniting Germany within a Western defensive framework. Georges Bidault and Anthony Eden pressed for German unity and a peace treaty while Dulles presided as temporary chairman. Molotov countered with calls for broader regional talks and a mixed East West Reichstag solution.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Europe
Germany
Georges Bidault
Anthony Eden
Allied Control Authority
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
V. M. Molotov
Bidault
Moscow
Asia
China
Paris
Eden
Bonn
East Berlin
India Poland Czechoslovakia vote on Korean repatriation
The Korean repatriation commission, including India Poland and Czechoslovakia, voted 3-2 to disapprove releasing about 22,000 anti Red Korean and Chinese prisoners. Swiss and Swedish delegates backed the Allied action as India sought to record delegates views.
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India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U. N. Command
Commission
K. S. Thimayya
U. N
Formosa
South Korea
Red
Korea
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Maeee
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Leonard Armhurst
E. Water
John Cahi"i
Jackson
St. Olaf Hospital
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Dickenson
Edward 8. Dickenson
Edward W. Hendrick
Crackers Neck
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Norman F. Sprowl
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