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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

3

Western Big Three seek conditions for Russia talks

Washington reports the Western Big Three are near agreement on basic terms for meeting with Russia on German issues. Britain France and the United States insist on conditions and an impartial inquiry before any session, with Russia pushing for a Big Four meeting to discuss German unification and a peace treaty.

John M. Hightower Washington Russia State Department Acheson Moscow Germany U. S United States Oliver Franks Henri Bonnet West Germany

Boatner Wrangles End of Koje Island Prisoner Rebellion

Koje Island Korea Brig Gen Hayden L Boatner announced the resistance of 80 000 Red war prisoners on Koje had largely ended after six of 17 stockades were emptied and about 30 000 prisoners moved to smaller enclosures or off island. He cited orderly transfers of thousands more including 3350 North Korean officers and noncommisioned officers from compound 66.

Robert B. Tuckman Koje Island Korea Hayden L. Boatner United Nations Kose Boatner Jeb Boamer Francis Dodd Koje Boamner Red

All's Greek to Puerto Rican Tank Regiment

A U S Third Division unit in Korea, the 65th Puerto Rican Regiment, was ordered to support Greek troops. Language barriers arose as neither side spoke the other's language. An English-speaking Korean boy and a Greek-speaking Korean boy were found to relay messages between the units.

U.S Korea United Nations Army 65Th 65Th Regiment

State Women's Clubs End Annual Meet

MOORHEAD Mrs. E. R. Starkweather of Minneapolis was elected president by the Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs at its closing annual meeting here. Other officers named were Mrs. Floyd Mc Dunn of Pelican Rapids as vice president, Mrs. H. A. Moore of St. Paul as recording secretary, and Mrs. A. N. Satterlee of Minneapolis as treasurer.

Governor Stevenson Hospital Checkup Ends Visit

Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson underwent a series of tests in a physical checkup at Memorial Hospital in Springfield. The 52 year old leader entered the hospital Wednesday for evaluation and was expected to leave today as his exam did not reveal any serious illness.

Springfield Ill Adlai E. Stevenson Memorial Hospital Illinois Te Goveran

Jap Wartime Minister in Politics Again

Mamoru Shigemitsu, wartime foreign minister who signed the surrender, was elected president of Japan’s new progressive Kaishinto party. He called for a welfare state, limited rearmament, and a two party system, aiming to oppose Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida’s Liberal party while excluding Communists and fellow travelers.

Tokyo Japan Missouri New “Kaishinto Progressive Mamoru Shigemitsu London United States Great Britain Shigemitsu Progressive Party Shigeru Yoshida

Allies in No Position to Dictate Anything at Panmunjom

North Korea's Gen. Nam Il said the United Nations is in no position to dictate terms on the battlefield or at the conference during a tense Panmunjom session. Major General William Harrison signaled a new meeting for tomorrow while warning of possible UN pressure if Communist propaganda continues.

Munsan Korea United Nations Nam Il Panmunjom Nam William K. Harrison U.N James C. Murray Harrison Murray Chang Chun San

Stevenson Draft Talk Sparks Democratic Debate in Illinois

Springfield report says Gov Adlai E Stevenson offers no comment on a possible draft while Illinois Democrats push a convention move to name him. Supporters cite his Illinois wins and civil rights stance as assets. critics note family privacy and political strain. President Truman doubles as neutral as Scott Lucas predicts a draft. Stevenson himself suggests other leaders could fill the role.

Springfield Ill Adlai E. Stevenson Jacob Arvey Illinois Stevenson Arvey Chicago Ilinois New York Michigan White House Truman Scott Lucas Lucas Sen. Estes Kefauver Tennessee

Minnesota Catholic Order of Foresters Convention Sets Sun Start

About 400 delegates are expected in St. Cloud for the three day annual convention of the Minnesota Catholic Order of Foresters beginning Sunday. The gathering will feature discussions on charity activities and organizational affairs across Minnesota.

ST. Cloud Minnesota Catholic Order of Foresters

Tanks and Tanks Repel Reds in See-Saw Hill Fight

U S infantry and tanks smash back Chinese forces on a knobby hill on the Korean Western Front in a 14 hour dawn to dark engagement aided by planes and artillery. By MILO FARNET, the fighting seesawed with reserves called up on both sides as U S Eighth Army reports heavy action around Chorwon and near Kumsong.

Seoul Korea U. S

Arkansas Democrats select delegates for Chicago convention

Thirty two alternates and thirty four delegates will be chosen by the Arkansas Democratic State Committee at Little Rock to attend the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Delegates are instructed to vote for a presidential candidate. Sen. J William Fulbright is listed among Arkansas’ 22 convention votes. Chairman Willis Smith will preside at 10 a.m. CST. Gov. Sid McMath and most of Arkansas’ nine congressmen may not be named as delegates as McMath pursues a third term in the gubernatorial race.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Democratic State Committee Chicago J. William Fulbright D-Ark Arkansas Willis Smith Texarkana Sid McMath

Hickenlooper Pushes Troops to Europe Ban

Senator Hickenlooper pushes a new effort to bar sending U S troops to Europe without Congress approval as East West tension grows in Germany The push aims to insert a reservation in peace treaty ratifications with West Germany to require congressional consent The Senate Foreign Relations Committee led by Chairman Connally heard testimony from Army Chief Gen J Lawton Collins The panel aims to finish hearings and send the pacts to the Senate floor before July 7 The treaties would end Allied occupation of West Germany grant sovereignty and integrate West Germany into a European army linked to NATO forces led by Gen Ridg ewell

Charles F. Barrett Washington Sen. Hickenlooper Iowa Europe Congress Germany Hickenlooper Senate West Germany Foreign Relations Committee Connally Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sen. Wiley R-Wis Matthew B. Ridg

Inner-Tone Promise to Fill Years of Ailment Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Inner-Tone as a quick relief tonic for nervous indigestion heartburn and upset stomachs. It claims the iron fills blood and vitamins soothe nerves while the liquid herbal formula fortifies with B-1 B-2 and B-6. Miserable people are urged to buy at their drug store.

Inner-Tone

Senate debate over US troop deployments to Europe

The administration sought a treaty path to deploy troops in Europe but faced Senate fights over presidential vs congressional authority. After months of rancor the Senate approved four more divisions with a preference for Congress consent for any further deployments. Six divisions were in Europe as Communist security measures around Berlin escalated with orders to shoot violators.

Senate Europe Truman Berlin

Ambassador Whelan to speak in Fargo on weekend talks

Thomas E. Whelan, United States ambassador to Nicaragua, arrives in Fargo for two Friday through Sunday talks with the Boys' meeting of the American Legion. He is the first North Dakotan to hold an ambassadorial post and has been in Nicaragua since October.

Fargo N. D Thomas E. Whelan U. S Nicaraugua American Legion Whelan North

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