High Imports Hit U S Meat Trade Balance
The United States faces one of its worst meat trade balances due to rising imports and falling exports. Canadian Dutch and European hams and South American beef surge into the U S market, cut into domestic demand, with beef and pork trade shifting drastically since World War II. Prices and volumes show imports climbing while exports lag behind domestically.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
Canada
Europe
South America
Netherlands
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Plymouth
Chicago
San Francisco Welcomes Jet Ace Gabreski Parade Honors Ace
San Francisco greeted Col. Francis S. Gabreski, a 40-plane ace of two wars, with a Market Street parade and a formal reception. The Oil City, Pennsylvania native arrived after 100 missions in Korea and was joined six hours later by his wife and their eldest child, Djoni.
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San Francisco
Francis S. Gabreski
Market Street
Korea
Gabreski
Oil City
Djoni 6
Battle Creek, Mich
Never Lose Temper, Centenarian Advises
MCHENRY Ill Julius Bruhnke is 103 today and credits long life to never losing temper His birthday fete will include 50 relatives and friends with three sons two daughters 11 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren.
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Mchenry, Ill
Julius Bruhnke
Faraway Futakawa heralds shift in gender roles in Japan
Hal Boyle reports Futakawa village on Honshu granted women a monthly holiday to take over chores, signaling a decline in male dominance. Elders justify as cultural uplift, but the piece predicts Mama San will push into politics, softball, and canasta, reshaping household power.
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Mama- San
America
Old
Nippon
Futakawa
Honshu
Mama-San
Papa-San
Resort business in Minnesota shows early strength for 1952
An Associated Press survey finds Minnesota’s resort industry, the state’s third largest, starting strong for 1952 with many operators predicting a peak year. May reservations rose from 1951, with July showing heavy demand and some areas reporting the best May–June since prior years.
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Minnesota
Associated Press
Minnesota State Tourist Bureau
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Virginia
Andrew Bradish
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Vermillion
Crane Lake
International Falls
Paul Rinports
International Falls Chamber of Commerce
Gls Hold in Red Barrage
Seoul report says Chinese forces attacked a T shaped knobby hill on the Western Front near Chorwon six days into the battle. U.N. troops repelled three assaults in 2½ hours while heavy shelling and counterfire continued with tanks and fighter-bombers aiding the defense.
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Milo Farneti
Seoul
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Chorwon
Eighth Army
Voice From Grave Testimony Rejected In California Murder Trial
Tom Talle Jr. convicted of killing his wife Madge in Los Gatos in 1949 wins a new trial as the state appeals court rules that hearsay letters from Madge tainted the case. The court found constitutional rights trampled and set aside the conviction for shooting. The case hinges on a letter she wrote to her attorney four months before she died in which she described threats and a divorce offer by Talle.
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San Francisco
Tom Talle Jr
State District Court of Appeal
Talle
Madge
Los Gatos
Calif
Navy Plans Atom Engine Carrier in Forrestal Class
The Daily News reports plans for a 60,000 ton Forrestal class carrier powered by an atomic engine. It aims for 50 knots, a 1953-54 construction start, and installation by fiscal 1955. The design would carry more planes, reduce refueling, and cut space for fuel by over a third.
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New York
Daily News
Navy
Washington Dispatch
the News
Jerry Greene
Congress
East Grand Forks Boy Drowns In Lake Crash
A nine year old East Grand Forks boy Alton Fehr drowned when a boat capsized on Turtle River Lake ten miles north of Bemdji. Alton disappeared after the craft capsized during a sharp right turn in strong winds. His body was later recovered in sixteen feet of water. His father Jacob Fehr and a cousin survived. The boy’s grandfather Peter Fehr has a summer home on the lake.
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Bemidji, Minn
East Grand Forks
Turtle River Lake
Here
Alton Fehr
Jacob Fehr
Alton
Peterson
Ake
Youngquist to Head Waseca SE Ag School
Bernard E. Youngquist, assistant professor at University of Minnesota West Central School of Agriculture Morris, named principal of the new Southeast School of Agriculture at Waseca. Effective July 1, he will recruit staff and develop programs ahead of the January 1953 opening. initial registration limited to men. Born December 1915 in Finlayson, Minn. Educated at Minnesota. served as a school instructor, then Army Air Force civilian, and Navy officer in WWII theaters.
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Bernard E. Youngquist
University of Minnesota
West Central School of Agriculture
Morris
Southeast School of Agriculture
Waseca
T. H. Fenske
University
Youngquist
Finlayson
Minn
Willow River
University of
Army Air Force
U. S. Navy
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