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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1951
Page
7
A Dexter and Austin taste of home cooking features macaroni fruit salad cookies mincemeat, Miracle Whipcake, jeweled fruit mold, strawberry jam, and yeast bread methods. Readers share step by step instructions, with requests for noodles and egg yolk recipes.
U S Air Secretary Thomas J. Finletter said Allied aircraft in Japan and Korea could neutralize the Chinese air force if it enters the fighting. He warned Russia's air force in Korea would create a very serious situation and noted no evidence Russian MIG 15 jets are flown by Russians. He called the U S strategic air force a major deterrent to aggression.
Airforce investigates how 27 year old Benita Lassetter hitchhiked a plane from Tokyo to Korea to visit her husband Captain Matthew Lassetter of the Northumberland Fusiliers. The spokesman says facts will determine any discipline. She spent three days in Seoul this week with her husband.
Duluth resident Ray C. Newman, 46, was sentenced by Judge Mark Nolan in district court to one year at the St. Louis county work farm. Newman pleaded guilty to criminal negligence connected to the April 10 traffic death of 9 year old James Krajewski. Sentence effective June 25. bail set at $5,000 until that date.
A Minnesota column invites readers to share recipes and cooking tips including chocolate doughnut, egg yolk, clear vegetable soup and baked beans recipes as well as hot dish and pepper horseradish ideas. Write to Trade-A-Hint Column Mrs L T Connelly Spring Valley.
A U S fifth cavalry unit on a 1200 foot hill in Korea enjoyed fresh fried eggs in their foxholes. Cook Pfc. Wills J. Marcantell from Lake Charles La praised the morale boost. Lt. John Higgs organized a field stove and two cooks with eggs, a departure from usual rear posi tion meals.
The army estimated enemy casualties in Korea at 1 143 361 through June 7, with 827 000 battle losses and 155 000 non battle casualties. The total is 28 250 higher than the June 2 figure. The report cites Washington as the source.
Easter Bitterling of Caracas Venezuela won a $172000 federal judgment against Maple Island Farm Inc of Stillwater Minnesota in a $700000 breach of contract suit. Judge Robert C Bell ruled Wednesday the amount among Minnesota’s largest such awards. Bitterling says he was terminated without cause in October 1948 after expanding Venezuelan outlets for powdered milk and aiding market openings in Mexico.
Singapore reports frequent nightly blackouts with no advance warning. The municipal electrical engineer cites security reasons, saying terrorists could exploit advance notices to target specific areas. The article emphasizes the sudden, unscheduled outages across the city.
President Syngman Rhee aged 76 joined farmers in Pusan to work in a rice paddy during Farmers Day celebrations in war torn Korea. The scene highlighted national effort to boost food production amid shortages and hardship.
Police report the fourth and fifth jewel and fur burglaries in eight weeks totaling nearly 150000. May 18 at the Beekman hotel penthouse belonging to Eugene K. Denton yielded 20000 in gems and furs. Tuesday night the Park Lane suite of Charles W. T. Stuart saw 8200 in items taken. Earlier, 121000 in jewels vanished from the Ritz Tower Hotel the Hotel St Regis and the Mayfair House.
East Germany blasts its leather industry as shoe supply strains grow. The Taegliche Rundschau editorially warns that quality has deteriorated despite the Five Year Plan, contrasting with West German leather praised as first class.
NORFOLK VA. A gala dinner dance was planned aboard the destroyer USS Borie returning from Korea. Waves assembled but crews misidentified a different ship, taking the girls aboard the rival vessel. After a radio and newspaper appeal, replacements were found for the Borie affair.
The United States Britain and France proposed a Big Four parley with Russia to ease global strain. Notes delivered to Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Anrei A. Gromyko called for a meeting without further deputy talks to finish agenda. Deputies have failed to agree on the agenda since March 5.
Arturo di Filippi director of the Miami Opera Guild unveils an accumulative membership plan to make opera affordable. Under the plan paying $2 monthly replaces a mid season payment of $12.50 for two tickets, aiming to expand audience access and reduce cost barriers.
A formal capitalist audience and anti Communist critics cheered Galina Ulanova in Florence as she made her first post iron curtain appearance. The Moscow Ballet premier dancer received nine curtain calls during a Florence music festival program.
Republic Aviation Corp in Farmingdale announces production of jet fighters capable of in flight refueling by tanker planes. The firm says the new refueling capability increases flexibility and mobility, enabling quick redeployment of complete fighter groups and longer on station time over battle areas.
Washington reports New York department stores raised sales by about 15 percent for the week ending June 9 compared with a year ago. Nationwide department store sales, however, rose only about 3 percent.
A public auction will sell the defendant James Kapenis's real property in Mower County to satisfy a judgment held by Jon Trees doing business as Austin Fur Shop. The sale is set for July 7 1951 at 10:00 AM at the Mower County Courthouse, with liens by First National Bank of Austin and Austin National Company noted.
The Town of Clayton Board of Review in Mower County Minnesota will meet at the town clerk’s office on June 22, 1951 at 9 30 A M to review and correct the 1951 QBaid Township assessment. Aggrieved taxpayers may appear and show cause for any correction. No complaint about someone else’s assessment will be acted on until the affected party is notified. Anna E Johnson clerk. June 12 1951 June 16
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