Eight Injured as Truck Hits Bus in Fisher Minn
A semi rammed a bus carrying 18 Great Northern railroad workers to work near Fisher Minnesota. Eight were injured when the bus overturned into a ditch. Only one, Harry LaRiviere of Crookston, was seriously hurt. The driver Carl Hendrickson said he attempted to pass as the bus turned onto an access road. Off to Crookston and Crookston’s St Francis hospital went the injured for treatment.
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Carl E. Hendrickson
Hendrickson
St. Francis Hospital
Crookston
Reuben Johnson
Gilbert Benson
Louis Baril
LaRiviere
Bethesda Hospital
Howard Davis
Nels Bruswen
Gerhard Gelder
Clarence Peterson
Philip and Queen Elizabeth Plan Canada Visit This Fall
Philip disclosed plans to visit Canada in autumn with the Queen. London sources say a U S stop may follow, with formal announcements in Washington and London once protocols are completed. Eisenhower invited the royal pair to Jamestown Virginia for its 350th anniversary festival.
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Dortmund
Germany
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Canada
London
United States
Washington
Ruhr
Eisenhower
Jamestown
Weather readings from roof station report cloudy day
Official U S readings taken from the roof of the fire station at 8 30 this morning show a temperature of 64 with a low of 60 and a high of 82 for the past 24 hours the sky is cloudy and the precipitation is 18 percent
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U. S
Readings Taken at the Herald Building Every Hour
The Herald Building clock records hourly readings, listing time stamps and environmental indicators observed on the hour. Observers note consistent patterns across the day with variations tied to weather and interior conditions.
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Herald
Minnesota Labor Front Is Dotted With Disputes
The Associated Press reports several Minnesota labor clashes including a Duluth Superior milk strike affecting Head of the Lakes milk supply and a wage dispute near settlement. Other actions include a Mankato construction workers stroke over pay, a St. Cloud bus company walkout stalemate, and a Rochester union records dispute involving Edward Cassidy and Teamsters Local 874.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Duluth-Superior
Head of the Lakes
Charles la Valley
Mankato
St. Cloud Bus Company
Amalgamated Motor Coach
Minneapolis
Mike Mastrian
Rochester
Teamsters
Edward J. Cassidy
Max Durand
Arnold Hatfield
Cassidy
Teamster
Minneapolis Municipal Election Ballot Seeks 56 Candidacies
Light turnout expected as 56 candidates vie for 30 offices in Minneapolis including mayor Eric G. Hoyer and challenger P Kenneth Peterson. Voters decide whether park levy rises from five to six mills and choose 13 aldermen four park commissioners two library directors four municipal judges and city officials. City Clerk Leonard Johnson projects 124000 to 135000 voters of 273121 eligible.
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Minneapolis
City Park Board
Eric G. Hoyer
P. Kenneth Peterson
Otto Kraemer
Frank Parsons
Tenner Thompson
Sam Gale
Einar T. Petterson
Carl Miller
Estimate and Taxation Board
Leonard Johnson
Ike Returns to Desk as He Reaches Virtually Recovered Stage
President Eisenhower, now virtually recovered from a stomach upset, spent about an hour and 45 minutes at his desk Tuesday. He joked with reporters about getting “a few steaks” before returning to the White House for lunch and a mid day rest. He appeared shortly before 10 a.m., an hour after doctors said he was virtually recovered.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Thomas Craven Sr
Ann Whitman
Howard M. Snyder
Hagerty
Rainy Humid Weather Drenches Minnesota
Heavy showers drenched parts of Minnesota after a sudden Monday downpour, with Fergus Falls total at 2.94 inches and Perham's 2-inch burst flooding streets and washing out lawns. Otter Tail County bore the heaviest rainfall. Temperatures ranged from 85 in the Twin Cities to 50 at International Falls as southern Minnesota faced more showers later.
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Minnesota
Otter Tail County
Fergus Falls
Perham
Alexandria
Bemidji
Twin Cities
Rochester
Redwood Falls
International Falls
Kerosene Stove Explodes Killing Five in Madison Conn
Five people die after a kerosene stove explodes in a Madison home. Victims include Mary Cooley 29 and her children Mary Patricia and Suzanne plus her brother Charles Vander Walker 37. Surviving family membersEscape to safety after the blast. Milton Cooley husband of Mary is serving a life sentence for a prior murder case.
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Madison, Conn
Mary Cooley
Charles Vander Walker
Train Truck Crash Kills 12 in Colorado Farm Country
A truck carrying 18 Mexican field workers was struck by an eastbound 56 car Santa Fe freight train west of Vroman Colorado this morning killing 12 including the driver Sylvester Licano of Rocky Ford. Bodies strewn along the railroad right of way extended 380 feet.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Vroman
Sylvester Licano
Jack Lee
KBNZ
la Junta
Lee
Dulles Vows Allied Backing in Arms Talks
Secretary of State Dulles stressed U S reliance on allied support in disarmament negotiations and said talks with Russia remain not just two way. He noted Stassen may have brief informal talks with Zorin but warned direct negotiations without allied approval are not approved.
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United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Washington
London
Britain
France
Valerian Zorin
U.S
Stassen-Zorin
Conservatives Upset Liberals in Canada's Election
Canada shifted power after 22 years of Liberal rule as John Diefenbaker led the Conservatives to a shocking victory with 110 seats to 103 for the Liberals in the 265 seat Commons. St. Laurent and a few ministers survived, while Socialists and Social Credit parties indicated support for a Conservative program though a coalition seemed unlikely.
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Toronto
Canada
New Deal
Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
John Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Liberals
Conservatives
Commons
Social Credit Party
Diefenbaker
CCF
St. Laurent
Two Duluth Window Snipers Sentenced
Two youths from Duluth, David J. McCabe aged 18 and Myles J. Butler aged 19, were sentenced to one year each at the Youth Conservation Commission after pleading guilty to injury to property for damaging more than 100 downtown Duluth store windows with an air rifle last March, including a neon sign. Judge Mark Nolan said the maximum terms were in the interests of the boys and society, noting they came from better homes than many defendants.
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Duluth
Minn
Youth Conservation Commission
Mark Nolan
David J. McCabe
Myles J. Butler
Nolan
Divorces Ruled Invalid in Minnesota Case
Judge Flynn ruled that 865 divorces are invalid including Maurine Falk’s 1949 divorce due to lack of a proper hearing. The court found these “divorce mill” orders were signed without proceeding in Chaska Glencoe and Shakopee. Falk’s alimony request was halted with a July 5 continuation.
Hungarians Seek Return Home After Jail Stop in Marshall
Three Hungarian refugees penniless and homesick sit in Marshall Minnesota jail after two months on the road from Alberta to western Minnesota. They say they fled after a failed revolution in Hungary and want to return home. Immigration officials will decide their next steps as police report a minor traffic collision led to their detention on vagrancy charges.
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Marshall, Minn
Alberta
Can
Dakotas
Minnesota
Marshall Street
Department of Immigration and Naturalization
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Don Olson
The
Marshall Messenger
Austin Woman Killed in Two-Car Collision
Mrs Dorothy Halsey 45 of Austin died from internal injuries after a two car crash at the intersection of CAR-11 and a township road. Her husband Sylvester Halsey 35 was unhurt. The other driver Mrs Charles Lightly and granddaughter Judy Staples were hospitalized with minor injuries. Deputy Coroner said no inquest. The accident occurred about 16 pm on Monday two miles from their home. Mrs Halsey survived by husband eight children and several relatives. In a separate note a Minnesota woman died in Triumph hospital from a car overturn incident that happened last Thursday.
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Nilson
William
Charles Jr
Sylvester Halsey
Charles Lightly
Austin
Dorothy Halsey
Austin Rt. 3
Charles H. Lightly
Walnut
Judy Staples
Spring Valley
St. Olaf Hospital
Elizabeth McKenna
Halsey
Lincoln Cole
Janice Birk
Barbara Halsey
John DeLaney
Shirley Birk
Minneapolis
Frieda Kruse
Foxlake
Minn
Triumph
Bandits Take $1,120 From St. Paul Office
Two bandits robbed the Towne Finance Corp. at 1037 Payne Ave St. Paul of about $1,120 at 10 15 a.m. They fled in a car after entering the office where three employees were present. One suspect wore a face covering and carried a gun. The pair were described as a 5 8 slim man in dark clothes and hat and a taller gunman in dark clothing.
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ST. Paul
Towne Finance Corp
Payne Ave
Aly Khan Reported Wed to Paris Model
France Soir announces as official the rumored marriage of Prince Aly Khan and Paris model Bettina Simonne Bodin. Aly, 46, and Bodin have been linked for years. the Aga Khan family says no knowledge of a marriage. The divorce from Rita Hayworth was approved in French courts.
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Paris
France Soir Today
Prince Aly Khan
Bettina
Aga Khan
Aly
Simone Bodin
Rita Hayworth
Left-turn collision in Lovington leads to DWI charge
Cresencio Gonzales, 37, allegedly turned left and collided head on with another vehicle driven by his wife, Janey Gonzales, in Lovington New Mexico. Neither driver was injured. Gonzales faces a driving while intoxicated charge.
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N.M. W
Cresencio Gonzales
Janey Gonzales
Gonzales
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