Cold Weekend Outlook Extends Frosty Northeastern Midwest
The Associated Press reports extending cold from Northwest Canada brings subzero readings across the Midwest and parts of the Northeast with fresh arctic air. Snowfalls forecast for North Central regions as deaths tied to cold hit at least nine. temperatures fall to minus numbers in Minnesota, Bemidji, International Falls, and across the Great Lakes region.
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Ariz
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Montana
Billings
Pacific Coast
Bank Examiners Probe Missing 253000 at Closed Texas Bank
Federal examiners comb the books of First National Bank in Lewisville after 253000 is found missing from accounts. The bank closed three days after cashier E R Wolters, 16 year employee, shot himself. Reed Dolan, chief of the 11th Federal Reserve District, says he can only surmise what happened to the missing funds. A bank vice president warned stockholders face losses.
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Lewisville
Tex
Federal Bank
First National Bank
E. R
Jake) Wolters
Reed Dolan
11Th
Federal Reserve District
Two Killed in Hancock Auto Mishap Near Appleton
Minnesota’s traffic toll rose to 51 as two men died when a car was struck by a Great Northern train near Hancock. Ray Melchert 40 operator of a grocery and Chris Milze 51 neighbor perished. Marvin Wente 30 escaped unharmed as the car slid down an icy incline. The victims were on a fox hunting trip. A third Minnesotan Frank Eckert 79 died in Dublin Georgia when the car he rode in overturned. The Krzmaryczk couple and their son Rev Leo were hospitalized after the crash during an 18 day vacation.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Great Northern
Hancock
Ray Melchert
Highway 59
Appleton
Chris Milze
Melchert
Marvin Wente
Hancock Hardware
Frank Eckert
New Ulm
Dublin
Peter Krzmarzick
Sleepy Eye
Leo
Lafayette, Minn
Hormel Denies Shooting Role at Laurel Canyon Home
George Hormel I denied on the witness stand that he arranged a pistol firing into his dining room on Jan 19 as a publicity stunt. Anthony Kent press agent and Fred Hartman actor faced charges. Hartman dismissed. Kent held for superior court arraignment Feb 11, bail reduced. Hormel, in Coast Guard uniform, said he was on duty at Terminal Island.
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Los Angeles
George Hormel I
Hormel
Anthony Kent
Fred C. Hartman
Hartman
Kent
Laurel Canyon
W. R. Munkres
Hollywood
Dep. Dist
Adolph Alexander
Coast Guard
Terminal Island
14 Year-Old Held After Infant Strangling Attempt
A 14-year-old boy admitted attempting to strangle a 5 month old in a Crib at a North Kent apartment in St Paul. The infant survived after treatment at Ancher Hospital and the youth was placed in custody for observation pending juvenile court action.
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ST. Paul
John Roberts
Police Juvenile Bureau
Frank Diffley
Thomas
North Kent
Ancher Hospital
Park hunting bill moves forward in Des Moines
Rep Edward J Steers introduces legislation in Des Moines to allow the State Conservation Commission to authorize hunting in state parks. The proposal aims to expand access to hunting under commission oversight.
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Des Moines
Edward J. Steers
Creston
State Conservation Commission
Minnesota Legislature Quickens Pace as House Passes 30 Bills
The liberal House cleared more than 30 bills this week while hearings continued on major measures. The Senate signaled caution, pursuing a calendar of ordinary matters and barring unsponsored bills to speed work. Other actions included extending the tax filing deadline to April 15 and moves on regent elections at the University of Minnesota.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Senate
House of
University of Minnesota
Daniel Gainey
Owatonna
A. J. Olson
Renville
Herman Skyberg
Fisher
Freeman
Men Arrested in Murder of Ranch Figure
Houston detectives charged Harry L. Washburn and Carlton Henneger with murder in the January death of Mrs. Harry E. Weaver a West Texas ranch woman. The plot involved a car bomb meant for her husband architect. Washburn a former county commissioner candidate had sought to hire assailants last March. Henneger faces murder and accomplice counts.
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Houston
Tex.s
Harry E. Weaver
West Texas
Harry L. Washburn
Carlton Henneger
Weaver
Henneger
Thompson
Washburn
Fire Levels Farm Home of H A Brugge North of Austin
The home of H A Brugge seven miles north of Austin was destroyed by a morning blaze. No injuries reported, and the cause is under investigation by local fire officials.
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H. A. Bruggeman
Austin
Chinese Nationalists Welcome Senate Approval of Formosa Policy
The Chi nese Nationalists express satisfaction at the U.S. Senate approval of Eisenhower's Formosa defense policy. They anticipate a U.S. backed withdrawal from the Tachens and a deployment by the 7th Fleet. Tao Hsi Sheng says the move safeguards the free world in the Western Pacific. Communist actions and a U.N. cease-fire debate stir concern for the Nationalists. Peiping radio denounces the policy as war provocation and vows to defend Taiwan.
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Aipeh
Formosa
U.S. Senate
Eisenhower
Tachen Islands
Tao Hsi-sheng
Chiang Kai-shek
Senate
Western Pacific
Tachens
Red China
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Yikiangshan
Eisenhower Backs Formosa Defense Amid Red China Stance
Red China rejects any Formosa cease-fire and warns of heavy retaliation if U S forces intervene. Peiping radio cites Communist China plans to liberate Taiwan and scorns U S backed talks. Eisenhower has congressional approval to defend Formosa and the Pescadores.
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U. S
London
China
Formosa
Peiping
Taiwan
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Pescadore Islands
Chiang
Kai-shek
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Pescadores Islands
Brookman Shot in Home Invasion
Lester G Brookman noted stamp authority and author of a famous U S stamps book was shot and critically wounded in a Mill City home invasion on Friday night by a masked intruder. Mrs Brookman told police he was resting upstairs when the attack occurred.
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Brookman
Stamp Authority
Mill City
Minneapolis
Lester G Brookman
U.S
Mary Ellen
Anna Marie
England
Honduras
Bipartisan Policy Finds New Currency On Formosa Stance
On Capitol Hill a rare display of cross party unity backed Eisenhowers stand to defend Formosa urging war if needed to deter invasion. In a security minded mood Senator George noted Republicans and Democrats can unite for peace through strength despite a Dixon Yates controversy and a violent intruder incident at Brookmans home. Brookman, a noted philatelist and stamp author, survived after wresting a gun from an intruder.
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Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Formosa
Congress
George
Dixon-Yates
Gene Autry Sues Over Ridicule Phonograph Recording
Cowboy star Gene Autry sues in Federal Court for 5250 damages claiming a Houston phonograph record mocked him as Gene Artery. Defendants Bozo St Clair and Pete Lout allegedly produced the 1953 recording sold at the Town Lounge ridiculing Autry and infringing his song Back in the Saddle Again.
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Houston
Gene Autry
Gene Artery
Bozo St.Clair
Pete Lout
St.Clair
Autry
Eisenhower signs Formosa defense resolution in united stand
President Eisenhower signed the Formosa defense resolution with congressional leaders present, after an 85 to 3 Senate vote. The measure authorizes US armed forces to defend Formosa and nearby islands, with possible action against mainland China, and supports a UN effort to end hostilities in the area.
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Formosa
Congress
John Foster Dulles
White House
Walter George
D-Ga
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Dulles
Willaim Knowland
R-Calif
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Washington
United States
Senate
7Th Fleet
Tachen Islands
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosan
Congress of the United States
United Nations
Free World
Capitol
House
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