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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1951

Page

3

Ouster Tied to Atomic Spy Ring Accusation

Dr. Stephen Brunauer, suspended chief research chemist in the navy’s weapons division, resigns amid Senator McCarthy’s charges that he was a figure in the atomic spy ring. He cites past mistakes and says he remains loyal to the United States while denying disloyalty.

Washington Stephen Brunauer Navy Brunauer Cilman Sen McCarthy R-Wis Senate

Newsmen Deny They Disregarded Truth in Aurora Contention

Two Colorado newspapermen admitted in a petition to the state supreme court that a statement leading to contempt charges was made carelessly and with disregard for the truth. They said it was written in the heat of journalistic endeavor to spur Aurora citizens to act against a local nuisance and targeted mainly at the Denver water board.

Denver Colorado Aurora Colo Denver Water Board State Supreme Court

Postpone Hearing on Bell Telephone Bid

The hearing on Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. petition for a state wide rate increase was postponed to August 6. Oliver Ossanna of the state railroad and warehouse commission announced the postponement. The initial hearing was set for June 26 with company representatives to be heard, as the firm seeks an adequate rate hike.

ST. Paul Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Oliver Ossanna State Railroad and Warehouse Commission

Minister Resigns. Lewis Leaves Lake Harriet for Sioux Falls

Rev. Henry H. Lewis longtime Lake Harriet Methodist pastor since 1934 announced his resignation on Monday to accept the post at the First Methodist church in Sioux Falls South Dakota. The 45 year old minister previously served Frazee and Vergas Minnesota churches before coming to Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Henry H. Lewis Lake Harriet Methodist Church Sioux Falls S. D Lewis Frazee Vergas Minn

Four Generations Attend Baptism in Corning

Four generations gathered for the baptism of Lynn Charles Armstrong, grandson of P. A. Ulland. Sponsors were George Armstrong and Rose Mary Ulland, with John A. Ulland also listed as sponsor. About 50 guests attended including great grandparents Mrs. A. S. Rolfson and Mrs. O. A. Ulland.

Palmer Ulland W. E. Armstrong Charles C. Armstrong J. O. Paulson O. A. Ulland Charles A. Armstrong Lynn Charles Armstrong Pfe A. S. Rolfson Lynn Armstrong P. A Ulland Corning Pfc George Armstrong John A. Ulland Rose Mary Ulland Austin P. O. Paulson Hanska Paulson P. A. Aland David Dwight Carl Johnson Clifford Len and Verdele T. R. Johnson James Minneapolis Jack

Rochester Council Votes Out Rent Grip

Rochester city council voted to end rent control effective July 1. Mayor Amundsen has 10 days to decide approval, while a public hearing drew over 150 attendees amid cheers and boos. He noted a similar act in Winona did not seem to work well.

Rochester Glenn O. Amundsen Winona

Hedy Lamarr Auction to Sell Wedding Rings and Wardrobe

Hollywood star Hedy Lamarr tied to Ted Stauffer in Acapulco and will auction about 1 million dollars of jewelry clothing and home items. Auction next Monday by Arthur B. Goode includes 200000 in jewelry 480 dresses 75 pairs of shoes mink coats lingerie and four wedding rings with one possibly an heirloom.

Hollywood Hedy Lamarr Ted Stauffer Acapulco Mexico Arthur B. Goode Stauffer Goode

Pastors Appointed for Area Villages

The Methodist church conference at St Paul closed Sunday announcing pastor appointments for area churches. Ed ward McCann to Blooming Prairie Lester Ward to Grand Meadow Racine and Spring Valley Harry Evans to Spring Valley.

Methodist Church At St. Paul Blooming Prairie Lester Ward Grand Meadow Racine Edward McCann Spring Valley Harry Evans

Dan Dougherty Awards Master of Science Degree

Dan Dougherty son of Mr and Mrs Park Dougherty received a master of science in applied social sciences from Western Reserve University in Cleveland on Wednesday. He will work as a field worker for the Welfare Federation of the City of Cleveland.

Dan Dougherty Park Dougherty School of Applied Social Sciences Western Reserve University Cleveland Welfare Federation City of

Mrs Ridgway Receives Pearls from Mikimoto

Mrs Matthew Ridgway wife of the Allied commander received a string of cultured pearls in Tokyo from Kokichi Mikimoto 93 year old founder of the Mikimoto pearl farm The Ridgways visited the Mikimoto pearl farm during their Japan trip.

Tokyo Japan Matthew B. Ridgway Kokichi Mikimoto. Gen Ridgway Mikimoto

Atom Workers in Walkout Over Wage Boost Delays

About two thirds of 1200 AFL Construction Workers on two atomic projects in Oak Ridge Tennessee walked out in a wildcat strike as the wage stabilization board delayed over ceiling pay boosts. Nearby Knoxville reports 400 idle as unions press for early increases due May 1. The action halts multi million dollar housing projects while officials urge men to return to work. The hikes cover a dozen crafts with pay ranges from 10 to 124 percent.

Oak Ridge Tenn AFL

Homeownership at Record High Reaches 53 Percent

More American families now own their own homes than ever before in history reaching 53 percent of all occupied dwellings. This signals a sustained rise in home ownership amid economic growth and demographic shifts nationwide.

Minister Fined for Four Traffic Counts in Denver

Episcopal minister Rev. Robert M. Redenbaugh was fined 100 dollars on four traffic charges arising from a June 2 minor auto accident. He received 70 for drunk driving and 10 each for right of way, no lights and no signal, with suspended fines on reckless driving and drunk driving and a 30 dollar charge for careless driving. He pleaded innocent, citing sedative pills and pain, and said he drank whisky prior to the crash.

Denver Robert H McWilliams Robert M. Redenbaugh St. Thomas Church Redenbaugh

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