Anchor Bar Raided in Anti-Gambling Operation
Law enforcement entered the Anchor Bar at 111-A E. Mill around 11 30 p m Tuesday in an anti gambling raid seizing cards chips and money. Part owner Robert Madden and employee Richard Grover were detained then released to be arraigned for keeping a gambling device, facing up to 200 dollars fine six months in jail or both.
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E. Mill
Albert Reinartz
Ray Locher
State Bureau of Investigation
Robert J. Madden
W. Moscow
Richard C. Grover
McKinley
Wallace Lieh
Grover
Madden
Sid
Paul Johnson
Robert Bulger
Robert Nelson
Third Man Linked to Missing Diplomats in Britain
London Daily Express ties American medical student to Guy Burgess amid the Britain mystery of two missing diplomats. Burgess, suspended earlier, disappeared May 25 with Donald MacLean. both traced to France before leads faded. The Express hints at Communist blackmail as a motive.
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London
Britain
The
London Daily Express
Guy Burgess
England
France
Burgess
Foreign Office
Donald MacLean
MacLean
Iron Curtain
the Express
Washington
Express
Recover Body of Drowning Victim Rasasco at Lake Minnetonka
Deputies recovered the body of Frank R. Rasasco, 66, after he apparently suffered a stroke and toppled from his fishing boat into Lake Minnetonka. Witnesses said his leg caught on the boat edge and his head went under, with the motor dragging him until rescuers reached the scene.
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Minneapolis
Frank R. Rasasco
Lake Minnetonka
Rasasco
Polio Cases Fall Sharply This Year
Public health officials report polio cases declined this year with 160 new cases last week versus 234 in the same week a year ago. Cumulative cases since the seasonal low week total 1062, down from 1314 a year earlier.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Man who shoots self in head undergoes brain surgery
In the Weekly Lancet Dr John Slobach reports a 55 year old ex‑officer who shot himself in the temple but survived. After a rough leucotomy removing frontal bone areas he recovered mentally and returned home calm and memory restored though temperament remained difficult.
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London
John Slobach
Basingstoke
Lancet
Wilson Points to Growing Might of U S
Defense Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson told graduates that the United States grows stronger daily. He warned against criticism of readiness timelines and said the enemy knows about U S atomic weapons, strategic airpower, a powerful navy, guided missiles, and allied land forces. He projected 1953 strength as very impressive.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
United States
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Wilson
Seven Seas
Three Airmen Die in B-29 Crash near Randolph AFB
A B 29 training flight eight miles northeast of Randolph Air Force Base crashed after an engine fire. Premature parachute release is blamed for trapping three rear crew as five others parachuted to safety. Brig Gen Carl B McDaniel blamed the accident on the faulty chute.
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Randolph Airforce Base
San Antonio
Carl B. McDaniel
Randolph
Five Sailors Dead in Navy Privateer Crash Near Whidbey
A four engine navy Privateer crashed in mudflats by the Whidbey Island naval air station killing five of ten crew. Four survivors were injured, one critically. Wreckage strewn over 100 yards, bodies carried by life rafts as tide prevented closer access. Lt. (jg) Hilbert W. Hedquist of Argyle Minnesota named among the dead.
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Seattle
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Naval
Navy
Coast Guard
Oak Harbor
Whidbey Island
Delay Shooting of Ingrid Bergman Film in Rome
Ingrid Bergman delays return to screen as backers demand a finished script and an American leading man for Europa, 1951. Roberto Rossellini silent. publicity man unavailable. Production hoped to start this week but no activity apparent.
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Ingrid Bergman
Rome
Roberto Rossellini
Europa
Rossellini
Lutherans Report Over 300 Million in Policies
The Lutheran Brotherhood, a national fraternal insurance group, reported more than 300 million dollars in policies in force at its annual meeting. N. K. Neprud was added to the board of directors after serving as superintendent of agencies for 27 years.
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Minneapolis
Lutheran Brotherhood
N. K. Neprud
Urge AEC to Set Up New Committee
Washington group urges the Atomic Energy Commission to establish a permanent advisory committee to study mutual interests of the commission and the electric power industry. Commission Chairman Gordon Dean asks for further recommendations on the proposed group's functions and organization.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Electric Power
Gordon Dean
Would You Like A Business Of Your Own Ad
An ad offers a Gam ble Store Dealer Plan with many locations and low capital. It claims 2,000 dealer stores in operation and urges readers to contact Vern Hanson in Austin for details.
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Vern Hanson
W. Allegheney
Austin
Reject Shetsky Bail Appeal
Minnesota Supreme Court rejects Rubin Shetsky’s appeal seeking return of $20,000 bail forfeited when he fled during a murder trial. The court says the petition was not served on Hennepin County, leaving district court jurisdiction void and allowing a future remission petition.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Rubin Shetsky
Shetsky
Hennepin County
Albert Schneider
Minneapolis
Paul Carroll
California
Stillwater
Suare
Joseph Moriarty
Shakopee
Cravens Plans Reinstatement Fight in Minnesota
Cravens, dismissed federal Agriculture Department staffer, says he will pursue reinstatement after Secretary Brannan removed him for alleged unethical conduct. He cites no federal rule violation and notes parallel action against E. M. Rowlands of the Minneapolis Reconstruction Finance Corp. office amid a deal leasing warehouse space between government entities for profit.
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Milaca
Minn
Guy W. Cravens
Federal Agriculture Department
Cravens
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Production and Marketing Administration
Minneapolis
Craven
E. M. Rowlands
Minneapolis Reconstruction Finance Corp
Rowlands
May factory work week and earnings dip in United States
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports May shows a drop in both average weekly earnings and the work week for U S factories. The 40.6 hour work week is down from mid-April, while production workers’ average pay falls 39 cents to 64 35 dollars, still about seven dollars above last year. Weaker demand and metal use limits hit consumer goods manufacturing.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Youth in Dynamitings Gets Suspended Term
Miami judge gives 18 year old Alex Pellini a suspended sentence after he changes plea to guilty in a thrill dynamiting spree that damaged Miami Jackson high school Shenandoah junior high school and the Imperial hotel. Three other youths are found innocent.
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Miami, Fla
Criminal Court
Ben. C. Willard
Alex John Pellini
University of Miami
Miami
Pellini
Willard
Miami Jackson High School
Shenandoah Junior High School
Imperial Hotel
John and
James Steffanide
Daniel Ross
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Annie Lee Thomas
Sample
Woolworths
AEC
Valley Men’s
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Aed
Prompil, Perseccal Claimt Service
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Water
Virgil Tipton
Moscow
Charles
Jerry) Ritter
Courtland
Dial
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