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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

4

Defiant Red POWs Face U S Guards On Korea Island

U S guards on Koje Island fired riot guns into a prisoner of war compound to drive back North Korean detainees who refused to remove clothing from a fence. Four POWs were slightly wounded, with one dead and seven wounded in the last 24 hours. Tank troops policed flag incidents as leaders were ordered to lower Red banners.

Jim Becker Koje Island Korea Haydon L. Boatner Bose Boatner Boamner Boamer Tank Tokyo

Veronica Lake Divorces Andre de Toth Film Director

Veronica Lake, famed for her sheep dog hair at 17, divorces Andre de Toth, accusing cruelty. In court she cited his flying hobby and missed dinners. he agreed to pay $250 monthly child support for three children, with no alimony requested.

Los Angeles Veronica Lake Andre de Toth Miss Lake de Toth

UN Artillery Holds Back Communist Probing Attacks

Eight groups of Chinese riflemen probed UN lines along a five mile sector of the Korea Western Front in pre dawn darkness. U.S. Eighth Army said allied artillery beat back all probes, with no casualty figures released. May casualties totaled 10,501. 5,012 killed. Fifth Air Force noted poor morning due to weather. Eleven B29s attacked the Kwaksan rail bridge with light air opposition. Clark and Van Fleet toured the front. Far East naval HQ cited damage: 200 rail cars, 164 trucks, 429 buildings, 94 bridges, 55 gun positions destroyed or damaged in the week.

Seoul Korea United Nations U.S Eighth Army Satae U. S Fifth Air Force Kwaksen Mark Clark United Nations Far East James A. van Fleet Far East Naval Headquarters Tokyo U.N

California farmland inundated as creeks swell in flood

Land flooding hits California farmland as Tule and San Joaquin rivers burst levees in the Central Valley. Over 30,000 acres of cotton and grain in Tulare Basin submerged and 5,000 more acres of alfalfa and tomatoes near Tracy flooded. Experts warn of more levee breaks as Sierra snow melts.

San Francisco California Tule San Joaquin Central Valley Tulare Basin Tracy Sierra Nevada

Pie or Tart Shells Bake Time Uncertain

Pie or tart shells usually need ten to twelve minutes of baking in a hot oven at 425 degrees.

California Set to Vote Warren Challenged in Primary

In California a heated presidential primary shapes up with Warren and Kefauver as favorites for delegates. Warren faces attacks from a rival Werdel faction while Kefauver runs against Brown aligned Democrats. Turnout is projected at about 3.6 million of 5.3 million registered voters amid Senate and House races and party nominations. Warren scolded state GOP fees for money spent to defeat him.

San Francisco California Earl Warren Estes Kefauver Golden State Warren Thomas H. Werdel Robert A. Taft Douglas MacArthur Kefauver Truman Edmund G. Brown Brown Adlai Stevenson Illinois Mutual Security W. Averell Harriman

Memorial Day highway toll and disaster in Iowa region

Over the long Memorial Day weekend from Thursday evening to Sunday night Iowa reported four traffic deaths including a drowning and a stock car race crash in Chariton. Victims: Mrs. George Minarsich Des Moines driver Carl Field Nathan Lorenz Jo Anne Allwood Edith Miller Winagene Anderson. Also notes are the Masterson insanity claim in Des Moines and local bridge concerns at New Hampton. Other items include fines for fishing violations Ackley and deaths of Michael Breen and Arthur Arbrect with a tractor incident. Ralph Neppel received his WWII Medal with degree at Buena Vista College.

Iowa Chariton George Minarsich Rock Island Ill Marengo Carl Field Des Moines Nathan Lorenz Eugene Lorenz Wapsipinicon DeWitt Jo Anne Allwood Kansas City Audubon Edith Miller Barrington Waterloo Winagene Anderson Eagle Grove Robert Powell State Psychopathic Hospital Iowa City John A. Masterson Theresa O’connor St. Ambrose Cathedral Masterson New Hampton Chamber of Commerce Iowa State Highway Commission U. S New Hampton Robert Simmons Ackley Simmons Pine Lake Micheal Breen Madison County Arthur Albrecht Pocahontas Ralph Neppel Carroll Buena Vista College

Neppel Leads Graduation March Despite Amputation

Over the weekend in Storm Lake Neppel, a double amputee, completed an eight block march on artificial legs during the graduation procession, demonstrating immense perseverance and school spirit.

Neppel

Young Women Stowaways on Probation

In Sacramento California two young mothers Jeri T. McDaniel and Maxine Allen pleaded guilty after stowing away to Guam on an Air Force B29. They received one year probation and must repay 250 dollars for the ride. McClellan Air Force Base personnel lost their jobs due to the escapade. Airmen Sgt. Dewey Meeks and Airman Robert I. Quick were sentenced in Guam to six months hard labor for aiding the girls.

Sacramento Calif Guam Oliver J. Carter McClellan Air Force Base Jeri T. McDaniel Maxine Allen McClellan Carter Dewey Meeks Robert I. Quick

Efficient Fridge Door Habits Prolong Freshness

Opening the refrigerator door briefly multiple times wastes less cold air than leaving it open longer. Quick, frequent shutts reduce heat gain and keep foods colder longer, saving energy and maintaining freshness.

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