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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1951
Page
9
A column shares user submitted recipes for macaroni fruit salad cookies jam and yeast bread with detailed steps and measurements. It includes a jeweled fruit mold date filling Miracle Whip cake and a request for egg noodles recipes plus tips on yeast and bread making.
U S Air Secretary Thomas J Finletter stated allied warplanes in Japan and Korea could counter the Chinese air force if engaged He warned Russia entering Korea would create a very serious situation and noted no confirmed MIG 15 jets flown by Russians.
Tokyo reports that the United States Air Force is gathering facts on how Mrs Benita Lassetter, 27, hitchhiked a plane to Korea to visit her husband Capt Matthew Lassetter 29 of the Northumberland Fusiliers. Disciplinary action depends on findings."}
Duluth man Ray C. Newman, 46, was sentenced by Judge Mark Nolan in district court to one year at the St. Louis County work farm for criminal negligence. He pleaded guilty to the charge tied to the April 10 traffic death of 9 year old James Krajewski. The sentence takes effect June 25. bail of 5000 was extended to that date.
A reader lists requests for a chocolate doughnut recipe a recipe for noodles recipes using egg yolks a clear vegetable soup a baked beans hot dish and a pepper horseradish recipe plus party dessert ideas. Write to Trade-A-Hint Column Mrs L T Connelly Spring Valley Minn.
A U.S. fifth cavalry unit atop a 1200 foot hill in Korea received fresh eggs for meals. Cook Wills J. Marcantell of Lake Charles, La., praises morale boost from Lt. John Higgs who arranged a field stove and two cooks to prepare breakfast in the foxholes.
The army reported enemy casualties in Korea at 1 143 361 through June 7, with 827 000 in battle and 155 000 in non battle losses. The total surpassed the June figure by 28 250 as of the updated count.
U S Court in St Paul approves a 172000 federal judgment against Maple Island Farm Inc of Stillwater Minnesota in Bitterling’s 700000 breach of contract suit. Bitterling said the firm terminated his services without cause in October 1948 after he helped develop Venezuelan markets for powdered milk and aided in opening markets in Mexico.
Singapore reports nightly power outages with no advance notices. The municipal electrical engineer cites security reasons for withholding area specifics, suggesting terrorists could adjust their actions if warned ahead of time.
President Syngman Rhee, aged 76, bared his arms and legs and joined a rice paddy task as South Korea marked Farmer's Day amid ongoing food shortages.
Police disclosed the fourth and fifth in a string of jewel and fur burglaries at Upper East Side hotels raising the eight week loot to nearly 150000. May 18 saw $20000 in gems and furs taken from Eugene Denton’s Beekman penthouse. Tuesday night $8200 in furs and jewelry vanished from Charles Stuart’s Park Lane suite. Earlier heists from the Ritz Tower Hotel St Regis and Mayfair totaled $121000.
East Germany faulted its leather industry for poor quality shoes amid shortages and a deteriorating Five-Year Plan. The Taegliche Rundschau acknowledged rising consumer complaints, noting no improvement in quality compared with West German leather, prompting sharp official criticism.
In Norfolk Virginia a gala dinner dance aboard the destroyer USS Borie was disrupted when the wrong ship’s crew had shanghaied the party attendees. Fleet personnel organized replacements after urgent radio and newspaper appeals.
London reports that the United States Britain and France proposed a Big Four meeting with Russia to discuss easing global tensions based on deputy agreement in Paris. Notes handed to Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko call for a parley without further deputy talks. Deputies have struggled since March 5 to agree on the agenda.
Arturo di Filippi, director of the Miami Opera Guild, unveils the accumulative membership plan allowing patrons to pay $2 monthly for opera tickets instead of $12.50 for two pairs. He argues high costs curb popularity and aims to broaden access to the Miami Opera.
In Florence Italy a formally dressed audience and anti Communist critics cheered Galina Ulanova Stalin prize winner and Moscow Ballet premier danseuse during her first appearance outside the iron curtain. She received nine curtain calls as part of the Florence music festival.
Republic Aviation Corp in Farmingdale New York begins producing jet fighters capable of in flight refueling by tankers. The plant announced the move signals increased flexibility for U S airforce craft enabling rapid redeployment and longer on call time over battle areas.
Washington reports a price war in New York boosted department store sales for the week ended June 9 by about 15 percent over last year. Nationally department store sales rose only about 3 percent.
Minnesota notice of execution sale in Mower County levies on real property tied to James Kapenis and estate of James Geraghty. Auction set for July 7, 1951, at 10:00 AM at the West door of Mower County Courthouse Austin. Cash to satisfy $1,453.94 plus costs and encumbrances including a mortgage of $11,300 and a judgment lien. Sale subject to redemption and prior liens. Albert Reinartz Sheriff. Dates May 19-26, June 29-16-23.
The Board of Review of Clayton Town in Mower County Minnesota will meet at 9:30 AM June 22 1951 at the Town Clerk’s office to review and correct 1951 assessments. Aggrieved taxpayers or those asserting another’s property is over or under assessed may appear and show cause. Notification requirements for affected parties are stated. Clerk Anna E Johnson signs the notice with date.
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