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Minnesota lawyers reviewed plans for a statewide legal aid program to provide adequate services to low income residents. The proposal envisions district reference plans and charity cases run by legal aid societies, announced to about 700 delegates. Inflation concerns were raised as a threat to a free society by Harold Leventhal, chief counsel for the Office of Price Stabilization.
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Duluth
Minnesota State Bar Association
Lew C. Church
David E. Bronso
Minneapolis
Church
State Committee On Legal Aid
Trict
Harold Leventhal
Office of Price Stabilization
Deanna Durbin Welcomes Second Child Peter
Paris reports actress Deanna Durbin has given birth to a 94 pound boy named Peter. This is her second child with husband Charles David born in a Boulogne-Billancourt hospital after a December wedding in Sarreguemines. Jes sica is five from Durbin's second marriage to Felix Jackson.
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Paris
Deanna Durbin
Peter
Deanna
Jessica
Hollywood
Felix Jackson
Miss Durbin
Charles David
Sarreguemines
Jackson
Caughn Paul
David
Boulogne-Billancourt
4-H Softball Title Decided at Spring Valley
Buffalo Grove wins boys title by beating Pilot Mound Troopers 2-0 and Empire Builders claim mixed title with an 8-7 victory over the Challenging Champs at the Fillmore county Farm Bureau picnic in Spring Valley park. State officials and local leaders spoke as a cooperative dinner followed the finals.
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Spring Valley
Buffalo Grove
Empire Builders
Fillmore County
Pilot Mound Troopers
Fillmore County Farm Bureau
Spring Valley Park
William Dankers
State Department of Agriculture
Europe
B. J. Huseby
Adams
State Farm Bureau
Kenneth
Claire Churchill
Leslie Knudson
Loren Jorris
Glenice Churchill
Margaret Kumm
Waldorf Worker Dies in Hopper Mishap
St Paul police report Raymond Hoying aged 42 died after tumbling into a five foot deep swirl of hot water in a paper pulp hopper at Waldorf Paper Products Co. Fire crews spent over an hour recovering the body.
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Waldorf
ST. Paul
Raymond Hying
Waldorf Paper Products Co
Hoying
Fire Department
Hying
Walkout Over Atom Workers Return to Jobs
At Oak Ridge Tennessee workers resume at two atomic construction projects after a one day unauthorized strike by 1200 AFL construction men protesting delayed wage stabilization board approval for above ceiling pay raises agreed last September. Most return today, rain blamed for some absenteeism. WSB action expected promptly.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
Wage Stabilization Board
Knoxville Building Trades Council
WSB
Oak Bridge Area Susceptible to Atomic Project Impacts
Key atomic projects and other construction efforts affected the Oak Bridge area, prompting planners to assess nearby infrastructure and community disruptions. Officials noted potential traffic detours and safety measures as work progresses.
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Key Atomic
Oak Bridge
Chinese Reds Kill Father Wang Leader of Independent Church Scandal
In Szechwan province Father Wang Liang tse, an obscure parish priest, rose to prominence last December through a Communist propaganda campaign. A reliable source reports he was executed for protesting the use of his name on a manifesto signed by 500 Catholics backing the independent church movement.
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Hong Kong
Wang Liang-tse
Szechwan
Red Press
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