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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1954

Page

2

Arms Smuggler Finds Fast Buck Comes Easy

Serge von Daron, 38, emerges as Europe’s busiest arms smuggler in a detailed profile. The Romanian peasant’s son, once Adriana in Istanbul during World War I, is described as tall and scarred, a shadowy figure aligning with Balkan arms networks.

Paris NEA Serge von Daron Europe Basil Zaharoff Serge Istanbul Turkey Adriana Erich von Stroheim Serge von Darons Switzerland Amer

Big Brother Tops Aides Arguments On Government Size

Vincent L. Browner, president of the National Assn of Retail Grocers, criticizes big government as a threat greater than the hydrogen bomb while urging prudence and selective cuts. He cites government control of 162 ice cream plants and warns against premature tax cuts that would harm national defense.

Washington National Assn. of Vincent L. Browner Des Moines Iowa Browner

Bond Changes Affect More Than Stocks

Arthur Meriins explains how bond market movements impact everyday costs beyond stocks. Rising yields lift utility rates and mortgage borrowing costs, since government, municipal, and corporate bonds set rate levels that ripple through the economy.

National Church Meet Opens in Audubon Iowa

The 48th national convention of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church starts in Audubon Iowa with about 600 pastors delegates and visitors expected. Dr Hans Jeersild of Blair Nebraska is named national president.

National Audubon Iowa The United Evangelical Lutheran Church Hans Jeersild Blair Neb

Sulfur Saturated Mud Treatment Ad Offers Painless Remedy

Advertisement claims arthritis neuritis rheumatism sciatica and related ailments are miraculously cured by sulfur saturated mud and invites inquiries to MUDBADEN Box 762 Watertown D. Phone 831.

Bond market shows lower yields than a year ago

The passage notes 30-year government bonds trading at 1100 on a 1000 face value, yielding 2.68 percent, and a Southwestern Gas & Electric issue of 10 million dollars selling at a net interest cost of 3.195 percent, indicating lower borrowing costs now than a year earlier.

Southwestern Gas & Electric Co

Two men charged with swindling Iowa 79-year-old

Conspiracy charges filed in Municipal Court against William Lacey and Otto H. Burns for allegedly swindling 79-year-old James Oanek of 18000 dollars. Oanek met three men at an Excelsior Springs resort with a staged high stakes card game. The 'oil man' supposedly offered to back 18000 while Burns and Lacey would supply the rest. Bond set at 3000 each.

Council Bluffs Iowa William Lacey Springfield Otto H. Burns Kansas City James Oanek Oanek Excelsior Springs Earl Miller Burns Lacey Miller Danek

Wind and rain slow search for Navy plane wreck on Yaku Island

A search party battles wind and rain on Yaku Island seeking the John Doe crew of a Navy plane. The rugged terrain hinders efforts as 17 men are feared dead.

Tokyo Yaku Island

Indian Admits Slaying Sheriff at Adair County Courthouse

Chester Lee Gonzalis a 21 year old full blood Cherokee admitted in a signed statement that he killed Sheriff Henry Buckner with a .16 gauge shotgun after returning home drunk and confronting him. The claim states Buckner arrived after a call for help and Gonzalis waited in bushes before firing.

Stilwell Okla Adair County Henry Buckner Chester Lee Gonzalis Gonzalis Fogg Hollow Buckner Claude Seymour Crime Bureau Gonzales

Heavy payroll boosts Lynchburg Guard spending

Headquarters Co Second Battalion of the Virginia National Guard paid out a $3000 payroll in Lynchburg in silver dollars to show city merchants how much the unit spends locally.

Lynchburg Virginia National Guard

Iowa Motor Vehicle Toll Reaches 249 For Year

Three more people died in Iowa over the weekend in motor vehicle crashes. Victims include Leonard F. Popenhagen 31 of Kel er Wis killed when his transport truck overturned south of Dubuque. Jennings B. Godown 57 Panora farmer died from injuries in a Guthrie Center hospital. Mrs Edna Bechtel Madrid Iowa died from injuries suffered north of Des Moines June 3. Eugene Maynard Pearson 22 Newell Iowa an Air Force trainee killed near Joplin Mo Sunday.

Iowa Leonard F. Popenhagen Kieler Wis Dubuque Jennings B. Godown Panora Farmer Guthrie Center Edna Bechtel Madrid Des Moines Hospital Capitol City Eugene Maynard Pearson Airforce Newell Joplin

Cherokee dog poisoning hits boy's pets for fourth year

Cherokee police vow to investigate after seven year old John Gianopouls reports his dog Tiny poisoned this Saturday. The plea comes as the family mourns four dogs lost to poisoning over four years, with the boy begging not to lose another pet.

John Gianopouls Tiny

Iowa association reelects Hahn as president

The Des Moines Iowa Association for Retarded Children re elected Robert A Hahn of Cedar Rapids as its president. The group endorsed creating a center at the State University of Iowa to evaluate mentally retarded children before admission to a state school.

Sixty Fifteen Men Ordained into Ministry Sunday

Fifteen men were ordained to the ministry on Sunday in Sioux City, marking a significant local religious milestone. The ordination ceremony featured pastors and church leaders from several congregations, highlighting ongoing community faith initiatives.

Sioux City

Banana Workers Strike Nears End in Guatemala

In Guatemala 3000 Communist led banana workers may end a three week strike after a government negotiated wage contract with United Fruit Co meets about 80 percent of the workers demands. The rank and file must approve before it takes effect.

Guatemala United Fruit Co

VA Dedicates Eight Million Hospital in Cincinnati

Vice Admiral Joel T Boone dedicated a new eight million dollar VA hospital in Cincinnati. The facility is the 170th VA hospital built and will operate as a surgical and general hospital serving veterans.

Cincinnati Joel T. Boone The Veterans Administration

Ordinations Granted in Local Methodist Church

North Iowa Conference of the Methodist Church announced ordination permissions for four individuals. Among those ordained were Richard L. Pearson of St Ansgar and four others were granted ordination in their own churches.

North Iowa The Methodist Church Richard L. Pearson St. Ansgar

Four Hearsemen Take Second in Barber Shop Contest

In Washington the group calling themselves the Four Hearsemen, who sing professionally for an Amarillo funeral home, finished second in the annual barber shop quartet contest. The Orphans from Wichita, Kansas won the event sponsored by SPEBSQSA.

Washington Barber Shop Four Hearsemen Amarillo Tex Orphans Wichita Kan

Separated Siamese Twins Doing Well

In Leeward en Holland two seven month old Siamese twin girls Folkie and Tjitska De Vries were separated in a 70 minute operation Saturday. They had shared a 34 inch body connection but possessed separate organs. The surgeon said the operation proved the girls could live separately.

Leeuwarden Holland Folkie Tjitska de Vries

No Hit Games Milestone Since 1876

Since 1876 major league baseball has recorded 142 no hit games pitched. The stat tracks 19th century debuts through contemporary seasons and highlights each pitcher’s rare achievement in the sport.

Sensational PRUVO claim for arthritis relief at $1.50

Advertises PRUVO as a fast acting anti-arthritic treatment from HOLTZ PHARMACY priced at $1.50 with promises of rapid pain relief reduced swelling and restored mobility. Claims long lasting results after clinic tests and guarantees satisfaction or a penny back.

America PRUVO Priuvo PROVO Holtz Pharmacy

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