Solons Fight Over Public Mood On Controls Fate
Washington lawmakers near the June 30 deadline weigh the economy controls program fate. Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson expects action but may settle for a stop gap. public opinion remains unclear as Congress faces limited working days and a growing mail response to the president’s appeal.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
Truman
Senate
Wilson
Congressional
Cattle Truck Overturns on Austin Intersection
A semi trailer carrying 18 dairy cattle turned on its side at the Highway 16 218 junction in Austin during heavy weekend traffic. One cow had a bruised leg. the trailer and tractor suffered about 900 dollars in damage. Dense traffic control aided by four Austin policemen moved cattle to stockyards before continuation of the journey.
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Austin
Gronwold
Byron
Minn
Victor Gronvold
California
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Sights OK on Weinberg Bid
Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg a former University of Minnesota faculty member and HUAC scientist known as Scientist X, was dismissed by the regents with one year salary after refusing to answer questions before a federal grand jury in Washington. He demanded a hearing on the dismissal saying he is entitled to exoneration if there was cause.
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Minneapolis
Joseph W. Weinberg
University of Minnesota
University Board of Regents
Weinberg
House
UN American Activities Committee
J. L. Morrill
Washington, D. C
Cosmopolitan Names Dropped by Budapest Tennis Rackets
Newsport reports Hungarian state factories will stop using cosmopolitan labels on tennis rackets. Critics praise improved quality and oppose aristocratic tags like Lady and Admiral. Factories promise updates to more modern names.
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Budapest
Hungary
Oxford
Five Minnesotans Die In Weekend Mishaps
Five Minnesotans died over the weekend in drownings and car accidents. Kenneth Wayne LaMoria, 2, Fridley, struck by a car after running into the street. Robert B. Reupter, 22, Minneapolis, car overturned on highway 152 at Osseo. Ruben Lundblad, 18, St. Paul, boat capsized on Lake Nebagamon. five others rescued. George E. W. Olson, 60, Minneapolis, fell from a wall and drowned near Champlin. Irvin Bakken, about 45, Hawley, drowned after slipping from a stalled car into a roadside ditch.
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Kenneth Wayne LaMoria
Ralph E. LaMoria
Robert B. Reupter
Minneapolis
Highway 152
Osseo
Ruben Lundblad
St. Paul
Lake Nebagamon
Mexico Bounded South by Guatemala
A historical geographic note states that Mexico is bounded on the south by Guatemala. The statement highlights the border relationship between the two Central American nations and reflects regional boundaries of the era.
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Mexico
Quatemala
Polio debate centers on Sister Kenny's controversial concept
The world medical field largely supports the notion that polio attacks the spinal cord or brain, causing paralysis, while Sister Kenny argues the virus can directly affect muscles and other tissues. Dr Claus Jungeblut notes evidence is suggestive but not conclusive, with some findings from heart and skeletal muscle supporting Kenny's view.
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Kenny
Claus W. Jungeblut
Columbia University
Jungeblut
Sister Kenny
Miss Kenny
Ferris Radio and Television Promises Quick Honest Service
Ferris Radio and Television advertises reliable repair work built on old fashioned standards. Call 9677 to schedule a radio check at your convenience.
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Ferris Radio and Television
Adv
King Becomes Provost at U Minnesota Duluth Branch
John E. King was confirmed as provost of the University of Minnesota Duluth branch by the board of regents in Minneapolis. He had served as acting provost for the past year.
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Minneapolis
John E. King
Duluth
University of Minnesota
Board of Regents
King
Epidemic of Teen Age Dope Addiction Cited
A U S public health official cites an epidemic of teen age narcotics addiction, strongest in New York where illicit sales total about 100 million dollars annually. The Legion narcotics conference hears admissions at Lexington hospital rise from 52 in 1948 to 440 in 1950, with 1951 around 388.
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New York
U. S
Victor H. Vogel
U.S. Public Health Service
Federal Hospital For
Lexington
Vogel
Lexington Hospital
Chicago
Fort Worth
Tex
Fort Worth Hospital
Manhattan
Irving Slonim
Legion Conference
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