Local 9 Presses Hormel to Keep Profit Sharing Trust
Local 9 officials led by Ralph Helstein urged Geo A Hormel Co to retain the 14 million dollar profit sharing trust used for pension calculations. The union seeks a floor of eight million dollars from pre 1953 trust funds to be paid to workers, while Hormel argues funds prior to 1953 should not be penalized. A surprise move withdraws retirees hospitalization insurance, seen as union pressure in ongoing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
UPWA
Ralph Helstein
Hormel
Local 9
Frank Schultz
Helstein
Hormel Company
Schultz
All
Local 9 Executive Board
Oscar Nuetzmann
Maynard Enright
Clifford Salisbury
Francis Sullivan
Fayette Sherman
Rollo Sissel
Vernon Weis
Leonard Dugan
Orville Smith
Local
Harold Ball
Glenn Darling Named Ellis School Principal
Glenn H. Darling will become principal of the new Ellis Junior High School in Austin. He was elected by the Austin School Board and will remain assistant principal at the senior high until fall 1958. He will plan equipment, organize classes, and oversee services at Ellis Avenue junior high. Darling is a Morning Side College and University of Iowa graduate who has served as high school principal in Carroll, Iowa, and Lewistown, Montana. He and his wife have two children and live at 1105 North Fifth Street.
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Glenn H. Darling
Ellis
Austin School Board
Darling
Ellis Ave
Morningside College
State University of Iowa
Austin
Carroll
Iowa
Lewistown
Mont
Margaret Renchin
Sumner
Margaret Dobbs
Banfield
Stanley Sofas
Charles A. Rehwaldt
University of Minnesota
Henderson and
Morgan
Leone M. Nord
Excelsior, Minn
Charles City
Florence Daily
Woodson School
Woodson
Maxine Proctor
Kraus - Weber
Grace Gaarde
Edward Bork
Richard L. Corey Elected NLAA President
Richard L. Corey of Scottsbluff Nebraska was elected president of the Nebraska Livestock Auction Association at the state meeting in Broken Bow. He is with Union Livestock Commission Co and a graduate of Austin High School.
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Richard L. Corey
H. H. Corey
The
Nebraska Livestock Auction Assn
Richard Corey
Scottsbluff, Neb
Union Livestock Commis
Corey Sion Co
NLAA
Broken Bow
Neb
Austin High School
Weather Readings From Fire Station Roof At 8:30
Official U S readings show 64 degrees at 8 30 today with 51 low and 81 high in the previous 24 hours. Weather is cloudy. Additional hourly readings were taken at the Herald Building.
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U. S
Detroit Girl Found Slain in Downriver Dump
Six year old Mary deCaussin was found slain in a Detroit downriver dump two miles from home in Ecorse Township. Her head was nearly severed and hands tied behind her back. Paul Panter discovered the unclothed body as police roped off the scene after an overnight search aided by nearly 1,000 volunteers.
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Detroit
Mary deCaussin
Ecorse Township
Paul Panter
Dix
Trenton
President Eisenhower Declared Completely Recovered
The White House announced that President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s doctor pronounced him completely recovered from his stomach upset today. No further health issues were reported and he plans to resume official duties soon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Four AB negative donors found for Louise Retterath operation
The search for AB negative blood donors for 8 year old Louise Retterath continues after four donors were typed at St. Olaf Hospital. Louise was admitted to University Hospitals for heart repair and requires a total of 14 donors. Call numbers are provided for donors, with pregnancy rules noted and free typing at St. Olaf Hospital.
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Louise Retterath
Mower County
Red Cross
St. Olaf Hospital
Louise
University Hospitals
Truck Collision Kills Duluth Man on Highway 53
A pickup returning from an Iron Range milk run collided with a car 20 miles north of Duluth on Highway 53. Norman E. Oland, 36, of Duluth, was killed. Warren K. Olson, 33, also of Duluth, was injured along with John M. Gray, 39, and his wife. Mrs Gray was listed in poor condition.
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Duluth
Minn
Here
Norman E. Oland
Warren K. Olson
John M. Gray
Gray
Olson
Mayflower II Arrives in Plymouth After 54 Day Voyage
Mayflower II, a replica of the original Pilgrim ship, reached Plymouth Harbor on time after a 54 day voyage from Plymouth England. Cmdr Alan Villiers said a cracked boom was the only notable trouble and the crew sailed in with a fair wind. Thousands watched as the 180 ton bark moored at Provincetown and prepared for the final 24 mile leg to Plymouth.
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Plymouth
Mass
England
Coast Guard
Alan Villiers
Plymouth Rock
Provincetown
Westerday
Australia
Provincetown Harbor
Cape Cod
Cmdr
Villiers
Money Bills Cut Four Billion From Requests
The Appropriations Committee sent the last of 12 regular bills to the House, authorizing about 4.04 billion dollars in total cuts this year from presidential money requests. The measure funds Army Engineers river and harbor work, reclamation, power administrations, and water resources, with 619.3 million for water resources and total funding 52.5 million under last year’s level.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Bonneville Power Administration
Southeastern Power Administration
Southwestern Power Administration
Congress
High Taxes Here to Stay, Official Says
Minnesota Tax Commissioner Joseph Robertson told about 700 delegates at the 43rd annual Minnesota League of Municipalities convention in Duluth that high taxes are here to stay. He urged officials to sell the idea to the public and noted Minnesota relies more on income taxes than sales taxes. He cited 1956 figures showing sales taxes at 36.4 percent of tax revenue and said property taxes remain due to lack of substitutes. The convention banquet was to be held that night with Gov. Freeman and State Treasurer Bjornson speaking Friday.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Joseph Robertson
Robertson
Minnesota League of Municipalities
Freeman
Bjornson
Wartime experiments linked to sterility claims by soldiers
Connecticut lawyer cites at least a dozen soldiers from the 9th Armored Division tank unit as sterile or producing deformed children after exposure to rays from arc lamp equipped tanks. Four men he represents report miscarriages and birth defects. Army says no official complaints.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Atty
Raymond Lyddy
Connecticut
Lyddy
Tank Ordnance Company
New York Daily News
Washington
Army
Wilber Brucker
9Th Armored
Rhine
John J. Zawesz
Fairfield
Peter Decerbo
Milford
Harold Saunders
Joseph Vanacore
Hamden
Veterans Administration
9Th Armored Division
538Th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance
State Youth 18 Drowns in Lake
An 18 year old Milan resident Philip Trosans drowned in Lac qui Parle Lake near Montevideo Wisconsin? No Minnesota while swimming with 17 year old Roy Randall. The two were under the Milan bridge when Trosans suffered a cramp and could not swim against a current. Randall, aided by Hosea Randall, stayed afloat until rescued.
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Montevideo
Minn
Milan
Lac Qui Parle
Here
Philip Trosans
Hans Strand
Chippewa County
Tjosaas
Roy Randall
Strand
Randall
Hosea Randall
Khrushchev Rejects Proposals But Backs Some Inspections
Khrushchev dismissed Western disarmament proposals as a screen to prolong the arms race but offered to allow international inspection posts in the Soviet Union and partners if it aids a nuclear test ban. He spoke at a two hour news conference amid London talks on disarmament.
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Helsinki
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
London
U.N
Tombstone falls on boy injuring head in cemetery accident
Two year old Darrell Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin, was pinned when a tombstone toppled in a cemetery between Waltham and Brownsdale on Highway 16. He is at St Olaf Hospital in serious condition with a head fracture, slightly improved with no surgery yet.
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Sargeant
St. Olaf Hospital
Darrell Martin
Herbert Martin
Waltham
Brownsdale
Highway 16
Jacob Martin
Jennie Greenwalt
Bourges Maunoury Named France's Young Premier
The National Assembly confirmed Maurice Bourges Maunoury as France's 22nd postwar premier by a slim margin amid a cabinet crisis. He leads a 14 member cabinet with Felix Gaillard as finance minister and vows continued military action in Algeria, tax reforms, and import reductions.
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Paris
National Assembly
Maurice Bourges- Maunoury
France
Assembly
Bourges-Maunoury
Bourges - Maunoury
Guy Mollet
Mollet
Lone Wolf
Pierre Mendes-France
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
Two Duluth Girls Convicted in Escape Shelter Case
W District Judge William J. Archer sentenced Jacqueline Sue Kelly and Margaret H. Harney to five year Youth Conservation Commission terms for sheltering escapees Kenneth Clausen of Minneapolis and Donald Miller of Proctor during their three days of freedom from the St. Cloud Reformatory which ended with their capture in Duluth on May 7.
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Duluth, Minn. W
William J. Archer
Duluth
Youth Conservation Commission
St. Cloud Reformatory
Jacqueline Sue Kelly
Margaret H. Harney
Kenneth Clausen
Minneapolis
Donald Miller
Proctor
Reformatory
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Hormel Co
Glenn Darling
Nue
Herald
Eh. x Inc
Ike
House Committee
Senate
Marshal White
Chicago
Brilliant Arc Lights
Illinois
Dresden
Richard Chiane
Oxford
AP Wirenhoto
Lake
Harold Stassen
U.S
Russia
Canada
Khrushchevv
Tombstone
Boy
Peete Abt
Radical Socialist Party
Middle Road
Pou
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