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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
8
Dr Edwin P Jordan answers readers questions on excessive hair in women noting it is rarely disease related. He discusses temporary options like shaving dyeing and waxing and confirms properly performed electrolysis offers a safe permanent removal method with advancing faster, nearly painless techniques.
Maj. Gen. D. L. Putt said the United States has produced a jet fighter superior to the MIG 15 used by Communists in Korea. He noted the new model is not yet in combat due to limited quantities and that efforts are ongoing to put it into action. It is reportedly a new F-86 Sabre variant.
Five convicts fled Colorado State Penitentiary at Canon City wearing stolen clothes and rode in a stolen car to Florence and Pueblo Kansas authorities captured them near here on Sunday. Sheriff Jay Smith identified the men as Arthur Drinnen Verne Copus William Vannie John Lyons and Gerald Trusty.
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain aged 95, World War I hero and head of the Vichy regime, lay near death today at Ile d Yeu in France.
Dr. Jesse Randolph Hellems told 14 young couples at a Bride and Groom day service to follow Paul's teaching that wives should be in subjection to their husbands. He framed the husband as head of the wife and church head, saying ignoring this Christian instruction helps fuel divorces.
In Bluefield West Virginia residents enjoy free lemonade on street corners as temperatures climb to 90 degrees or more. Pretty girls serve the icy drink as the Chamber of Commerce promotes the city as air conditioned and commemorates heat waves with this stunt.
Los Angeles sheriff s deputies nabbed Donald Robinette and Edgar Weaver five days after their breakout from Chino prison. The pair were captured in a tear gas assault near Tarzana and face arraignment on robbery charges tied to a $50 holdup involving bandleader Gus Arnham and three accomplices. The fugitives fled in a stolen car at 90 mph through Ventura County before being arrested.
A wide array of local families from Stacyville and surrounding towns share visits and gatherings. Notable events include graduations from Visitation and Little Cedar high schools, a bake sale at Browns Electric, and a shower for Winina Pearl Snutger. Multiple trips to Mason City and travels to Owatonna are noted.
Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer urged colleges nationwide to add a concentrated study of communism to curriculums. Speaking to 600 University of San Francisco seniors he said it should be a required study until it is disposed of and discarded with other perverted philosophies. He praised USF as the first university to make the study compulsory.
More than 600 Koreans who entered Japan illegally in recent months will be shipped back to Korea Tuesday. Officials said they suspect many others slipped into Japan and evaded detection.
Hollywood figure Mickey Cohen and his wife LaVonne face income tax evasion charges for the 1946 to 1948 tax years. Cohen, who pleaded innocent, offered to plead guilty if any tax was owed, while the government has set large juror pools to counter his notoriety.
Brig Gen. Lewis H. Renfrow said students who missed the May 26 draft aptitude test may take another exam on June 16 or June 30. They should write to the Selective Service Examining Center, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N J, with an explanation for not showing up to receive a new ticket if accepted.
St Ansgar announces two additions to the faculty for the 1951 52 year Raymond C Brandlein will take over as music instructor and direct the municipal band. he is a UC and Cincinnati Conservatory of Music graduate Bertha Stebens of Mason City will teach home economics after eight years at Clarion.
Police believe a 59 year old woman Mrs Elizabeth Butkiewicz died after a dog bark frightened her as she walked from a movie causing a heart attack. Capt Joseph L Gendron said she collapsed on the sidewalk and died en route to hospital.
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