Dorweiler Head of State Legislative Research Group
Louis C. Lorweiler Jr. of Minneapolis was named executive secretary and director of research for Minnesota's Legislative Research Committee after four years of a successful demonstration project. The LRC evolved from a temporary panel to a permanent state agency with 18 lawmakers backing it, including 9 senators and 9 representatives. The 1951 legislature supported permanence unanimously in the House and by one dissent in the Senate.
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ST. Paul
Louis C. Lorweiler, Jr
Minneapolis
Dorweiler
LRC
House
Senate
Louis C. Dorweiler, Jr
Legislative Research Committee
Personal notes from area residents and visiting family
Dr and Mrs A J Lee depart for Indianapolis for a week of postgraduate study at Indiana University. Guests at the Loren Enfield home include Warren Harden family and others from LeRoy and Riceville for birthday celebrations. Various families report visits, graduations, and upcoming commencements, with relatives from Chicago to Portland noted.
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A. J. Lee
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr. Lee
University of Indiana
Loren Enfield
Warren Harden
le- Roy
Dale Timmerman
Riceville
Orville Spencer
Harden
Michael Enfield
Robert G. Thompson
Robert
John
Chicago
R. C. McCann
E. Bridge
Mrs. Thompson
McCann
W. J. Myers
Elsie Dovenberg
Portland
Ore
Cora Dovenberg
la Crosse
Wis
Julia Comeau
Richmond
Calif
Carol
Truman's Name Likely for Entry in Primaries
President Truman probably will have his name entered in the 1952 primaries as a candidate to succeed himself. A spokesman said the move does not commit him to run, and he may wait until after the July Republican Chicago nominating week. The plan would give him control over the Democratic nomination if he chooses not to run again and could deter outside favorite son runs in key states.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
Chicago
South
Ohio
William M. Boyle Jr
Boyle
Frank Lausche
Lausche
John W. Bricker
ROK Minister Urges Weapons to Halt Communism in Korea
Col. Ben C. Limb of the Korean foreign ministry told the Gustavus Adolphus college United Nations institute that Koreans north of the 38th parallel remain anti communist and that there is a desperate need for weapons to fight communism. He said supplied arms could stop and drive back communism in Korea. The institute is sponsored by the Folke Bernadotte Memorial foundation.
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ST. Peter
38Th Parallel
Ben C. Limb
North
Limb
United Nations Institute
Gustavus Adolphus College
Asia
Kremlin
Korea
Folke Bernadotte
Car reported stolen near Fox hotel in Albert Lea
Lloyd Richardson reported his locked keyless car missing at 1 20 a m Sunday. Police found the vehicle six hours later at 7 46 a m in the 100 block on East Bridge street.
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Lloyd Richardson
Albert Lea
Fox Hotel
E. Bridge
Taopi Hosts Rev. Lloyd Johnson Evening Gospel Meetings
Beginning Tuesday and continuing through June 15, Rev. Lloyd Johnson of International Falls will conduct daily services at 8 p m in the Taopi Community Gospel Mission church. Johnson previously conducted meetings in Taopi last August.
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Lloyd Johnson
International Falls
Taopi Community Gospel Mission Church
Johnson
Taopi
Primaries Test Winds as Candidates Seek Position
In Minnesota the March 18 1952 primary moves the process ahead without candidate consent. Truman likely to have a slate. Democrats risk little by running. Republicans plan to test Eisenhower’s drawing power, with many contenders likely to appear.
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Minnesota
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Officials Face Price War Probe
New York's price war hits day five with no end in sight as state lawmakers plan a public inquiry. Macy's cut about 6000 items, matched by Gimbels and others, sparking deeper discounts and telemarketing orders.
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N. Y
New York
Irwin Steingut
Macy's
Immigrants Return Home with U S Life Pensions Abroad
New York report shows 15 000 retired workers have left the United States to live on U S social security checks overseas. Checks range from 20 to 150 dollars monthly, with Italy Greece Austria and even Australia among destinations. Edward J Snider says over 5.3 million dollars will be sent abroad this year.
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New York
U. S
Social Security Bureau
Sam
United States
Edward J. Snider
Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Brooklyn
Itala
France
Greece
Austria
Australia
New Zealand
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Iowa
Duane and
Orvin Barber
Joan E. Cook
M. E. Cook
N. High
National College of Education
Evanston
Ill
Raymond C. Freeman, Jr
Fitchburg
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Cushing Academy
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College of Electrical Engineering
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Rt. 4
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Blue River
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de Luxe
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Committee On Unfair Trade
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Steingut
Assembly
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Richard Weil, Jr
Gimble’s
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Memphis
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Riley
Russia
Treasury Department
Italy
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Queens
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Yvonne DE Carlo
Buccaneer
Technicolor
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