Germans Say Coal Plan Hits U.S. Taxpayers
Ruhr industrialists accuse allies of forcing excessive coal exports at fixed prices forcing Germany to import coal at higher costs. They warn the policy strains West Germany's economy and burdens American taxpayers while Bonn seeks to cut exports to ease shortages.
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MacArthur Texas Tour Kicks Off Campaign
General Douglas MacArthur arrives in Austin to begin a Texas six-city swing over four days. He will deliver five speeches on major stadium stages and at the Alamo in San Antonio, with honorary Texas citizenship, protocol, and a Cadillac gift marking the visit. The tour signals a potential grass roots push for his Korean War policy.
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St Peter to Note Signing of Treaty Anniversary Pageant
St Peter will host an Indian pageant on September 16 as part of the 100th anniversary events for the Traverse des Sioux treaty. The program is led by the St Peter Civic and Commerce association with the state historical society and Nicollet County Historical society. The treaty, signed one mile north of present St Peter, ceded about 24 million acres from the St Croix and Mississippi to the Missouri River, with around 8000 Indians present.
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Duck Leads Her Brood From Lion Cage At Philadelphia Zoo
A mallard built a nest in the Philadelphia zoo outdoor lion cage. She laid seven eggs and, after three weeks, seven ducklings followed her to the moat. The lions Simba Pharoah and Tarzan watched but did not attack as the mother duck introduced her brood to them.
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State VFW to Discuss Defense at Minnesota Camp
Moorhead Minnesota. The 32nd annual encampment of the Minnesota department Veterans of Foreign Wars opens Thursday and runs through Saturday. Delegates will discuss defense legislation and topics such as care of disabled veterans universal military training and outlawing the Communist party.
North Mankato Flood Loss Tops Million
Citywide survey under Mayor Howard C. Wollam finds 1254 flood damaged homes with total losses of 1,180,035. Real estate losses amount to 711,379 and personal property losses to 468,656 after the spring Minnesota River flood that evacuated the entire city.
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College Graduates Boost Baby Average
Milton mass report shows college graduates have higher birth rates with offspring of both men and women rising each year from 1936 to 1941. Despite this hopeful trend, bureau directors warn the outlook for America’s future generations is depressing as intelligent people are needed to steer the country toward peace and strengthen democracy.
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Atomic Tests At Eniwetok Stir World Phrases Of Power
The AEC and Defense Dept plan a joint news conference at Washington to outline latest tests at Eniwetok. Senator McMahon called the tests entirely successful and aligned with theoretical expectations. The effort includes steps toward a hydrogen bomb though no H bomb details are released. The May 25 AEC statement notes tests began in April involving various weapons and thermonuclear research ordered by President Truman in 1950.
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Businesses in Rockefeller Center Hub of NYC
Offices of more than 1100 companies and their subsidiaries are housed in Rockefeller Center in New York City, making it a major corporate and employment center.
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Californian Hiccups Into 4th Year Still Hoping for Cure
Jack O Leary, 26, has suffered hiccups since June 13, 1948, following a burst appendix. He has dropped from 130 to 82 pounds and cannot retain food. Despite 200 doctors and various medicines, only a trip to Arizona slowed the spasms. His mother remains hopeful and vows never to give up.
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