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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1957

Page

3

Plumbers Set State Meeting in Albert Lea

Plumbers from Austin and Albert Lea will host the Minnesota Pipe Trades Assn state convention at the Albert Lea Labor Center on June 8. About 80 delegates from 19 locals will attend. officers will be elected. The organization is affiliated with the United Association of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry AFL-CIO.

Albert Lea United Association of Journeymen and Plumbers A. L. Rundell Minneapolis Ed Berent G. J. O'Donnel St. Paul James Watson Austin Wilfred Ring William Loftus James Bergstrom Tom Meede Albert Lea Tribune Minnesota Pipe Trades Assn

Miller faces possible jail term for contempt of Congress

Playwright Arthur Miller was found guilty of contempt of Congress by Judge Charles F. McLaughlin after refusing to identify others at Communist-linked meetings in 1947. Sentencing was postponed to await a probation report, with potential jail up to one year and a $1000 fine. Miller and Marilyn Monroe left their New York apartment citing they were traveling for a while.

Washington Arthur Miller Miller Marilyn Monroe New York Federal Charles F. McLaughlin Miller’s McLaughlin House Committee On UN- American Activities Walter D-Pa U.S Communist Party Congress

Britain Sets Off 2nd H Bomb Most Powerful in Series

Britain detonated its second hydrogen bomb in the South Pacific near Malden atoll south of Christmas Island. A Valiant bomber released a four ton device believed to be about five million tons of TNT, three times the first blast. observers aboard a naval yacht were protected and advised to turn away as a massive fireball formed overhead.

Britain Central Pacific Malden Atoll Christmas Island U.S Far East Toyko Bangkok Thailand

House Group Winds On 2-Day Flood Survey

A House Public Works Subcommittee completed a 1700 mile two day aerial tour of flood ravaged Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Rep Edmondson chairman led a briefing on losses and flood control plans estimating 1.5 million acres damaged and losses around 35 million dollars. The group backed prompt funding and noted reservoirs Markham Ferry Oologah Keystone could cut flood damage by over half.

Tulsa Okla House Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Edmondson D + Okla Wright D-Tex Byrne R-Ill Congress Fort Worth

British Grapple nuke test details on Christmas Island

The blast at Christmas Island produced a blinding rainbow fireball and a mushroom cloud. More than 2,000 scientists and servicemen prepared at the operational HQ for Operation Grapple. William Cook predicted minimal local fallout and worldwide distribution of fine particles.

Christmas Island Cook

United States Leads In French Cutlery Exports 1956

French cutlery industry shows United States as top customer in 1956 with 5 million dollars of exports. About 435,500 dollars of that total reached the United States.

United States

Construction Begins on Cheese Factory in Kenyon

Ground was broken in Kenyon Minnesota for a primost cheese factory. Scriver L Charlson will own and operate the plant after producing the cheese on his farm for years.

Kenyon, Minn Scriver L. Charlson

World War II End Triggers Bus Tax Refund in Detroit

Detroit’s trolley and bus system learned the war tax for operating outside city limits is no longer valid after State Treasurer Sanford A. Brown spotted a 1942 law that ended after the war. The transit agency received a $5,842 refund.

Detroit Sanford A. Brown Brown Michigan City DSR

Sinatra DiMaggio sued over raid on Monroe

Frank Sinatra Joe DiMaggio and seven others face a 200000 damages suit for a wrong door raid on Marilyn Monroe. Florence Ross says the intrusion caused hysteria and forced her from a $300 monthly job after attackers battered her apartment door on November 5 1954. Private detectives are named defendants.

Los Angeles Frank Sinatra Joe DiMaggio Marilyn Monroe Florence Kotz Ross State Senate DiMaggio Ross

Chance of New Election Law Dim in Congress

Washington faces continued stalemate over federal election reform as Sen. McClellan and a special subcommittee push a new bill despite internal disagreements. Debates center on spending limits and contribution caps, with Gore’s stricter proposal contrasting the committee bill’s looser limits.

Sen McClellan D-Ark Johnson Senate Knowland California McClellan Committee Hennings D-Mo Senate Rules Committee Gore D-Tenn Special Committee

California health advisory urges high vitamin C and low BP sugar

Public Health Department guidance for Long Beach residents targets middle aged and seniors. Officials emphasize boosting vitamin C intake while keeping blood pressure and blood sugar levels in check to reduce health risks.

Long Beach Calif California Public Health Department

Army Plans to Carry Out Jupiter Missile Program

The Army will continue Jupiter IRBM development through November unless Defense Secretary Wilson shifts policy to limit IRBMs to the Air Force and Navy. A Jupiter-type missile was tested at Cape Canaveral, potentially meeting planned range and altitude, with further funding pledged for the first five months of the new fiscal year.

Army Wilson Air Force Navy Missile Test Center Cape Canaveral Florida Defense Department Gavin House

Coty Condemns Rebels for Algerian Massacre

President Rene Coty urged all civilized peoples to reject the killers behind the Melouza massacre in Algeria. The village 80 miles southeast of Algiers saw 302 villagers slain in what officials describe as nationalist violence. France pressed a massive force response and blamed rebel groups recently arriving from Tunisia, worsening Franco Tunisian tensions.

Paris Rene Coty France Algeria Melouza Algiers Tunisia Tunisian

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