Controls Fees Shape Action for Death Blow
Price and wage controls loom large as the Defense Production Act nears expiration next Monday. Republicans and southern Democrats push to let the act die, while House leaders plan amendments and timing moves to June 30. The House will also consider invoking the Taft Hartley injunction in the steel strike, a move administration allies deem unlikely to be blocked.
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Fergus Falls Twins Hawker for Ranch Life
Fergus Falls Minnesota twins Donald and David Harres, 16, fled home Saturday in their father’s pickup to become ranchers. They sold a pony for 51.75 to fund the trip and were taken to Juvenile Hall 1216 miles away in Denver, where police consulted their sister Catherine, a Denver bookkeeper, before deciding next steps.
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Japanese Call Yalu Bombing Political Shocked Editors
Tokyo editors viewed Monday’s Allied bombing of the Suiho hydroelectric complex on the Yalu as a political act more than a military strike. They noted the dam’s significance as Asia’s largest power project and its ties to Manchuria and Port Arthur, with potential implications for armistice talks and Chinese Communist involvement.
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State Holiday Toll to Be 8
Minnesota safety officials warn eight deaths likely in the upcoming Fourth of July weekend as holiday traffic risks rise. Alfred W. Luecke credits prior Memorial day restraint, urges careful driving and cautious pedestrian behavior to prevent fatalities during long trips and peak travel hours.
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Duke of Edinburgh Quits Engagements With Liver Ailment
Buckingham Palace announced the Duke of Edinburgh is jaundiced and must cancel all immediate engagements. The queen's 31 year old husband will remain in his room for several days as doctors treat his liver ailment.
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U S Reveals Some Ammo in Korea Rationed
Washington reports the Defense Department has rationed certain ammunition types in Korea though soldiers still have shells. Shortages arose as artillery units fired faster than in World War II. Rep Clarence Brown urged accountability after reading a soldier letter about Communist forces unmolested.
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One Killed and 37 Hurt in Cotton Truck Crash Near Dallas
A truck carrying cotton workers left a rural road near Dallas, ran 100 feet along the dirt shoulder, rolled down a steep embankment and overturned. One man, Luis Rodriguez, 48, Arlington, Tex, was killed. Seventy seven others were injured, 13 seriously, after weight shift blamed by the driver Joe Castillio, 37.
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Crash claims second victim in four-car Ethan crash
Mitchell SD report says the second victim, John Lee Sr Tyndall, died in a local hospital from injuries in a four-car crash near Ethan Sunday. His wife, who died hours earlier, also perished. Double funeral services for the couple will be held in Tyndall Thursday.
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4-H Booths Studied at Mower County Leaders Council
The Mower County 4-H Leaders Council discussed public booth messaging at the fair. James Lind led a review using 1960 Minnesota State Fair slides. Activities from the district Leaders Camp at Flandreau Park were reported. county champion booth to State Fair and fair services approved. Dormitory and kitchen improvements noted.
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Erwin Miller
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Nettie Neufeld
Wind and Rain Storm Strikes Iowa Rural Areas
Des Moines reports a violent wind and rain storm sweeping most of Iowa last night. The storm caused property and crop damage in the thousands, with near tornado conditions in Cherokee County. Communications were disrupted, farm buildings demolished, trees uprooted, and livestock killed. At least two people sustained minor injuries.
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4-H Livestock Judging Schedule Announced at Adams Meeting
County agent F L Liebenstein announced the 4-H livestock judging schedule with two days planned due to a large pig club exhibit. The meeting at the Conservation Club building in Adams featured a closing lunch served by the Elkton Sargeant and Racine Rocket 4-H clubs.
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Millionaire Redfield testifies in Reno burglary case
Carson City Nevada millionaire La Vere Redfield testifies that a French divorcee Jeanne Michaud hiding in his bedroom aided a February burglary at his Reno home. Michaud, 3, is on trial in federal court for transporting loot across state lines and planning revenge.
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Blackout Delays Movie at Grand Theater in Du Quoin
A two hour power outage hit Du Quoin Illinois affecting 300 moviegoers at the Grand Theater on a Saturday night. The audience waited in darkness as power was restored to finish the film Viva Zapata.
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