Fixed Quota Wheat Plan Wins Test in Minnesota Counties
Minnesota farmers overwhelmingly approve marketing quotas for wheat with 94.6 percent state total in favor. In Mower county three of twelve voters backed quotas, while statewide results show 5,938 yes to 339 no, with 271 challenged ballots not counted. North Dakota and South Dakota also approve quotas, Kansas shows about 72 percent support.
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Mower County
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
North Dakota
Kansas
Polk
Marshall
Clay
Kittson
Norman
Wilkin
Roseau
Rhee to Visit Washington Seeking Aid and Reform
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee announced plans to fly to Washington to press President Eisenhower for more economic and military aid while insisting he would not beg. He urged proper use of funds already allotted and noted reconstruction money is not being spent correctly. He softened talk on unification, suggesting UN efforts might coax North Korea to withdraw, unlike earlier tougher talk endorsing force.
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Seoul
Sygman Rhee
Washington
Eisenhower
ROK
Rhee
North Korea
United Nations
Third Candidate Enters Mower County Sheriff Race
A third candidate, Francis F. Krachmer, 32, of 810 N First, filed today for Mower County sheriff joining Norm Solie and incumbent Albert Reinartz in a two contest primary on the county ballot. The article notes three candidates have also filed for register of deeds and for state senator from Mower and Dodge counties.
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Mower
Francis F. Krachmer
Krachmer
Norm Solie
Albert Reinartz
Register of Deeds
Dodge
County polio victim dies in 1954
Mrs. Albert Bure, 28, of 1002 Brownsdale Avenue Brownsdale, dies at St Marys Hospital Rochester from bulbar polio after transfer from St Olaf Hospital. Survived by husband and three children Gary Allen 9 Richard Dean 8 Ronald Dale 2½, parents Hans and (Mrs) Olson Brownsdale, three brothers Vernon Mt Vernon Vernon Olson Donovan Navy Robert Olson Brownsdale. Funeral arrangements pending Jordan Mortuary.
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Albert Bure
Brownsdale Avenue
Mower County
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Bure
St. Olaf Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gary Allen
Richard Dean
Ronald Dale
Hans Olson
Brownsdale
Vernon Olson
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Donovan Olson
Navy
Robert Olson
Jordan Mortuary
Jordan Merchant Dies in Car Crash
Jordan Merchant, 50, operator of Mendelson variety store in Jordan, Minn., was killed in a late Friday car crash near the city. The incident raised Minnesota’s traffic toll to 339, up 40 from the 1953 figure on this date.
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Jordan, Minn
Tony Schorch
Mendelson
Minnesota
Britain protests Red China over Cathay Pacific airliner shoot down
Britain asked its charge d'affaires in Peiping to file a protest after Cathay Pacific Flight CX201 was shot down off Hainan. Ten were lost, eight survived. survivors reported bullets aboard. Hong Kong officials said two unidentified fighters and possible MIG jets were involved, with inquiries continuing.
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London
Britain Today
Peiping
Red
Hong Kong
CPA
Singapore
Bangkok
Hainan Island
Red China
Humphrey Trevelyan
Foreign Office
Hainan
Iris E. Stewart
Kowloon Hospital
J. Thorburn
South China Sea
Cathay Pacific Airways
Hainan Islands
Kaitak
Philip Brown
Brown
John Is Said to Have Voluntarily Fled to East Germany
West Berlin guard reported Dr. Otto John and Dr. Wolfgang Wohlgemuth were stopped at the British sector border and warned of crossing into the Soviet zone. John allegedly replied they were heading to the Charite Hospital, while Adenauer orders loyalty probes amid questions over defection and Allied intelligence implications.
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Robert Tuckman
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Otto John
East Zone
John
Wolfgang Wohlgemuth
Charite Hospital
Konrad Adenauer
Tron
Germany
Peppy Pals 4 H Club Plans County Fair Activities
Peppy Pals 4 H Club organized fair plans at Twilla Pederson home. Guides Una Belle Dohler Janet Anderson Harriet Zuehl and Mary Nickerson are listed. Dohler lectured on Good Foods for a Picnic. Janet White and Marcella White demonstrated Making a Good Potato Salad. Draeger spoke on leftovers and Fox discussed grooming.
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ST. Ansgar
Twilla Pederson
Una Belle Dohler
Janet Anderson
Harriet Zuehl
Mary Nickerson
Janet
Marcella White
Dorothy Draeger
Janice Fox
Rep Camp Dies of Liver Ailment
Washington Democrat Albert S. Camp of Georgia died at Bethesda Naval Hospital from a liver ailment. He was married with two children and would have turned 62 on Monday after months of hospital treatment.
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Washington
Albert S. Camp
Georgia
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Camp
Indochina Settlement Seen Not Ending Red Conquests
Secretary of State Dulles outlined two conclusions after Geneva talks: quick decisive action can save the rest of Indochina from Communist conquest, and Soviet Chinsese agreement to Indochina settlement does not assure other settlements or disarmament. He stressed Cold War hostilities remain active and that the Geneva solution reflects military realities.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Indochina
Geneva
United States
Russia
Red China
Dulles
Nice Weather Spans Nation With Regional Heat Variations
Pleasant summer conditions prevailed nationwide with cooler air pushing south in many areas. Highs mostly in the 70s and 80s, but Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and northern Louisiana hit 100 plus. Dallas Red Bluff Ardmore and McAlester recorded 106. A broad line of showers stretched from Minnesota and Wisconsin to Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona.
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Pacific Coast
California
Canada
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisana
Dallas
Tex
Red Bluff
Calif
Ardmore
McAlester
Okla
Guymon
Garden City
Kan
Thursay
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Somaliland tribesagree camel compensation for deaths
Aid agalla and Arap tribes in British Somaliland agree to pay 100 camels for every man killed in future clashes. The pact aims to deter killings by placing a tangible price on fatalities and restore some stability to intertribal relations.
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Aden
British Somaliland
Martial Law Boosts Phenix City Murder Probe
Investigators press Phenix City murder case as martial law curbs civilian police power. Gov. Gordon Persons replaces local officers with National Guard, aiding efforts to uncover witnesses and new information about A L Patterson's five week old shooting.
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Phenix City
Ala
A. L. Patterson
Gordon
Russell County
National Guard
Patterson
Alabama
John
Marlene Delbec Crowned Queen at Aquatennial Parade
Marlene Delbec of Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co. was chosen Queen of the Lakes at the Minneapolis Aquatennial. Detailing a Friday coronation at the Parade Grounds, she heads a court including Nancy Kensen of Detroit Lakes and Margaret Ann Ellefson of Glenwood, with about 15 000 spectators in attendance.
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Minneapolis
Marlene Delbec
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
Delbec
Nancy Kensen
Detroit Lakes
Margaret Ann Ellefson
Glenwood
McCarthy Declares No More Aide Clearances from Pentagon
Senator McCarthy said he will not seek Defense Department clearance for any aides after Pentagon refused to clear Thomas W. LaVenia, a subcommittee staffer, over alleged FBI findings. LaVenia, claiming past Secret Service playboy role and 1943 Roosevelt plot probe, argues the report was misunderstood.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
T-His
Pentagon
McCarthy
Defense Department
Thomas W. LaVenia
Senate
LaVenia
FBI
Secret Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Subcommittee
Donald A. Surine
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Frank J. Wilson
American Law Students Assn
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Potter
Naval Reserve
House Stamps Tentative O. K. on Measure
The Eisenhower administration’s atomic energy bill moved toward House approval after 174 hours of debate. In the Senate, leaders pressed for cloture while opponents argued against giving away national resources to private power.
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House
Senate
O. K
Washington
Eisenhower
Rep
Murray
Dtenn
Administration
Sen
Morse
Indore
Sparkman
Ala
Knowland
California
U.S
GOP
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley
Congress
India Joins International Commission Overseeing Indo Chinese Cease Fire
New Delhi announced formal acceptance to join a supervisory panel for the cease fire between India and China. Canada Poland and India compose the invited trio to monitor the truce implementation.
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Jordan Merchant
British Foreign Office
Johns
Adenauer
U. S
Hamburg
Bonn
Red Radio
Lively
Victor Lively
Beaumont
St. Louis
Dorothy Poore
Indianapolis
Sheriff's Deputies
James P. Devereux
R-Md
White House
Constitution
Constellation
Hartford
Farragut
Batttle
Mobile Bay
Devereux
Wake Island
Bernard Sykes
Informa
Tion
la Venia
Wilber M. Brucker
Justice Department
Brucker
MccCarthy
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