Fluoridation halted by mixing difficulties at city plant
Water and Light Board secretary William Dunlap said fluoridation is temporarily stopped due to minor mixing pot issues in the municipal plant and Todd Park unit. Two mix pots per unit. second pot saw fluoride settling. Minnesota Board of Health rep investigated. resumption depends on condition rectification to boards.
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William Dunlap
Water and Light Board
Todd Park
Dunlap
Minnesota Board of Health
State Health Board
Austin Water and Light Board
Thye Seeks Re-election to Second Senate Term
Senator Ed ward J. Thye of Northfield filed today for a second six year term on the Republican ticket. He pledged a moderate and balanced approach, saying he based decisions on what seemed right and in the public interest, not expediency or partisanship, and aimed to serve all the people rather than any faction or special interest.
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ST. Paul
U. S
Edward J. Thye
Northfield
Sen. Thye
Senate
GOP delegates weigh second choice at strategy meeting
Minnesota's 28 Republican delegates met Saturday to map a strategy. Twenty four are pledged to Harold Stassen on the first ballot and four are bound to Dwight Eisenhower, with decisions on second choices postponed pending developments.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Gan
Dwight Eisenhower
Swift Faces OPS Charge In Meat Regulation Case
U S District Attorney Leo P Flynn filed a criminal information in Sioux Falls charging Swift & Co with violations of the Defense Production Act and ceiling price regulations. More than 400 counts allege false invoicing and sales to meet OPS rules during a 1951 meat shortage, involving Swift Watertown SD plant and a salesman. Credit penalties include up to 10000 dollar fines and a year in prison per count. Swift says it has followed all regulations and instructed employees to comply.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
U. S
Leo P. Flynn
Swift & Co
D. C. Walsh
District Office of Price Stabilization
Flynn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Big Meat Packing Company
U. S. Department of Justice
Office of Price Administration
Swift
Watertown
Tom Schoop
Frank J. Brady
South Dakota
W. E. Erickson
Red Owl
Estelline
Boston
William A. Costello
OPS
Chicago
Swift & Company
Nepal Delegation to Spread Good Will
Nepalese officials announced a goodwill mission to Nepal organized by the All-Burma Nepali Association. The delegation will carry greetings from the 600,000 Nepalis in Burma to Nepali leaders.
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Nepal
Khatmandu
Burma
Nepali Congress
All-Burma Nepali Association
Kefauver and Taft Spar on TV Forum for Presidency
Washington reports a lively televised exchange between Senators Kefauver of Tennessee and Taft of Ohio on American Forum of the Air. They clashed over isolationism and government honesty while promoting their convention bids. Taft claimed near nomination. Kefauver criticized Eisenhower and budget plans.
Big 3 to Discuss Key Issues
Washington officials open talks with British and French counterparts to tackle Korea Indochina and Germany. Moscow shifts diplomat Andrei Gromyko to London elevating Western concern as Western powers seek a path to German unification and possible USSR talks.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Korea
Indochina
Germany
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
London
Russia
Acheson
Gromyko
Doctor Reitmann resigns as Sandstone Hospital boss
Dr John Reitmann resigns as superintendent of the Sandstone State Hospital to pursue psychiatric training at the Rochester State Hospital. He leaves with plans to advance his specialization and continue service in mental health care.
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ST. Paul
John Reitmann
Sandstone State Hospital
Rochester State Hospital
Soviet Jets Shoot Down Swedish Search Plane
Soviet MiG-15 jets shot down an unarmed Swedish Catalina searching off the Estonian coast. Seven crew members rescued by a German merchant ship. twoSwedish crew wounded. Sweden protests, demands investigation and halting further espionage.
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Lars Eklund
Stockholm
Sweden
Estonia
Erlander
Soviet Union
Heat Wave Grips U.S. toll hits 89
Heat and humidity blanket the nation as AP records show a four day toll of 89 with seven direct heat deaths and 82 drownings. Readings peak at 108 in places and St Louis reports 101 with a record date. Cooler fronts bring some relief but no broad drop in temperatures yet.
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Associated Press
U.S
Texas
Bélamson
St. Louis
Showers Halt Rise of Mercury Here
Rain this morning added to the weekend total in Austin as the Herald thermometer hit 88 degrees before a cooling shower around 10 a.m. Spring Valley saw 98 inches and Pipestone 4.03 inches over the last three nights.
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Austin
Herald
Spring Valley
Pipestone
Record heat highs sweep multiple western states yesterday
Temperatures across the Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast regions topped 90 degrees. Peak readings yesterday reached 108 at Imperial Nebraska, 107 at Goodland and Hill City Kansas, 106 at Yuma Arizona, 105 at North Platte Nebraska, 103 at Akron Colorado, and Amarillo Texas.
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Rockies
Pacific Coast
Imperial, Neb
Goodland and
Hill City
Kans
Yuma
Ariz
North Platte, Neb
Akron
Colo
Amarillo
Tex
Nanaimo Hometown Engine Placed in Piper's Park
A historic coal hauling locomotive once used for 70 years was donated to Nanaimo and installed in Piper's Park. The engine ran on coal mined in a pit that closed in 1899, supplying power for its final journey.
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Nanaimo
Canada
Piper’s Park
Eisenhower Edges Toward Battle for GOP Nomination
Eisenhower moves deeper into the political fray as a potential rival to Taft for the Republican presidential nomination. Two weeks of civilian campaigning push the five star general toward direct attacks on Taft, with hints he may abandon his no personalities rule and join the delegate dispute in Texas and beyond. His aides say he will likely respond more against Taft, while his campaign remains technically amateur next to Taft’s organized operation. The general learns political details slowly and must adjust to public speeches and party machinery, yet his team believes he has done enough since returning from Europe to press toward the delegate goal.
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Taft
Ohio
Kefauver
Tennessee
Sen. Kefauver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Detroit
Hunt
Douglas MacArthur
Nancy
Jack Bell
Robert A. Tafte
Europe
Eisenhower
Chicago
Texas
Defense Javett
John J. McCloy
Germany
Housewife Makes Home for Raccoons
OMAHA says Mrs. Alvin Konvalin is caring for seven baby raccoons she calls her housemates and acts as their housemother as they play nearby in her yard.
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Omaha
Alvin G. Konvalin
Malik calls parley of UN Security Council to air germ charges
United Nations United States and other UN members rejected Soviet claims that germ warfare is being carried out in Korea. Jacob A Malik chairman of the eleven nation council set a meeting for Wednesday at 1 p m to hear the Soviet charge after efforts in the disarmament commission failed. The council’s previous August 1950 sessions over Korea ended without action.
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Malik
Parley
UN Security Group
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
C&t
U. N
Koreas
Soviet Union
Security Council
U. N. Disarmament Commission
United States
Council
Argue
Air Hunt Shifts Search for Missing Couple in Wisconsin
Searchers scoured Crawford county Wisconsin for missing Danville North Dakota couple after they left Albert Lea Minnesota in a light plane. Leads traced from Prairie du Chien suggest the Humble pair were en route to North Dakota for a funeral and could be returning via Seneca. Storms hampered Sunday operations but pilots from Austin and St Paul CAP teams pressed scouting missions over Seneca and the Mississippi valley.
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Crawford County
Wisconsin
Danville
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Nagel Humble
Seneca
Wis
Prairie du Chien
North Dakota
Humble
Small
Austin
Dubuque
Glen Nelson
Bruce Ollman
Earl Severson
Ray Hansen
Warden Goes on Trial Today in Denver Case
Warden Roy Best formerly of the Colorado penitentiary faces trial in U S District Court on seven counts for disciplinary measures after a riot on July 16 1951. Co defendants include Oran Doolen and guards Lovell Gentry James Kinney Clinton Leonard Ira Binger James Reilly William Davis Jr and Terry Trout. Six convicts transported from Canon City will testify as key witnesses.
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Frank Pitman
Denver
Roy Best
Colorado
U. S. District Court
Best
Oran Doolen
Lovell W. Gentry
James W. Kinney
Clinton B. Leonard
Ira L. Binger
James T. Reilly
William J. Davis Jr
Terry W. Trout
Bulletins Aid Chinese Community in San Diego
San Diego notices report that Chinese language bulletins from the American Cancer Society are doing an extra job within the Chinese population of the city. Local leaders say the outreach helps awareness and education on cancer prevention.
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San Diego
Calif
The
American Cancer Society
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