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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1952

Page

9

Clash Over Prisoner Returns At Panmunjom Talks

Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr accused Soviet and Korean negotiators of both agreeing and disagreeing with Russia on forced prisoner repatriation. He said Soviet pledges at Stalingrad and Budapest and Geneva Conventions were misrepresented, while North Korea defended Moscow's wartime guarantees as non POW related. A follow up meeting was scheduled for the next morning.

Sam Summerlin Munsan Korea William K. Harrison Jr Russia United Nations States Front U.N Ussr Harrison Panmunjom Reds Stalingrad Budapest Navi Il Ariy Soviet Union

Moves to Keep Farm Workers From Draft

President Truman ordered the Armed Services to stop recruiting farm workers if they are deferred from the draft for necessary production. He cited a loss of six million farm workers over four years and announced an executive order to create a fore orderly policy for temporary deferments for essential industry workers. These orders do not grant permanent exemptions and aim to standardize temporary deferments granted by selective service boards.

Washington Truman Armed Services Draf

Jorden to lead Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan

William Jorden of the Associated Press will become president of the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan on July 1, succeeding Joseph Fromm of U.S. News and World Report.

Tokyo William Jorden The Associated Press Foreign Correspondental Club of Japan Joseph Fromm U.S. News and World Report

Paley Commission forecasts 1975 material shortages relief plan

The Paley Commission led by William Paley of CBS completed an 800 page study on U S material needs for 1975. It warns shortages in steel, copper, lead, zinc, energy, coal, timber and petroleum and urges new policies and research. The report argues for immediate agency action to conserve resources and promote technology and exploration to avert future scarcities.

Washington NEA Truman Materials Policy Commission William 8. Paley Colubia Broadcasting Co U. S Paley Commission Government Printing Office Congress Ingrid Bergman Trutiah Paley National Security Esources Board Ford Foundation Paley Comssion

Water outage hits 5000 homes in St Louis County

In St Louis County a 38 inch transmission line joint blew, cutting water supply to about 5000 homes as temperatures reached 100 above. Emergency crews worked to restore service and assess damage to the main line.

ST. Louis

Probe of RKO Records Involves Star Contract Suit

Los Angeles news reports that Jennifer Simmons and Stewart Granger seek a court inspection of RKO Records to probe capital gains deals alleged to mask star earnings. They sue RKO for 250000, claiming Howard Hughes repudiated Simmons 600000 contract, while RKO denies wrongdoing. If allowed, records would cover dealings with Ingrid Bergman John Wayne and Anne Blythe.

Los Angeles RKO Jénnn Simmons Stewart Granger Howard Hughes Miss Simmons Tmhouse Acheming Martin Gang Ingrid Bergman John Wayne Anf Blythe

Marine's Own Civics Show Up in Korea

New Hope Pa Capt Antonio Grenados, a Marine Corps pilot returning from Korea after 62 missions, recalls the greatest thrill was finding in a relief parcel his own civilian clothes. He helped distribute the aid to orphans and homeless families in Pohang when the package arrived.

New Hope Marine Corps Korea Antonio Grenados New Hope le Pohang United States

Anti TB Campaign Expands in Tehran Suburbs

An anti tuberculosis campaign is active in Tehran and suburbs as the Iranian government fights disease. About 1,000 persons have already received tests and vaccines in Tehran's outskirts in recent weeks.

Tehran Tehrani

Brownsdale Social News Roundup in Iowa Visits

Brownsdale residents share travel updates and local greetings. Mrs. Eugene Anderson visits Parkersburg while Mr. and Mrs. Howard Olson plan a two week vacation through Minnesota and Wisconsin. Neighborhood social calls occur at the Stewarts, Spicers, and other local homes amid church and school activities.

Aneta Fauver Parkersburg Howard Olson Minnesota Wisconsin Brownsdale Knitting Club James Stéward Aneta Fauvéer Minneapolis Willig Danielson Cheryl William Tolett Dexter Claude Spicer Tevawood Walter Grunwaldie Wre Spice Stewart Robinson Rothert Austin Lew Lewis Brownsdale Eugene Anderson Steven Duane Jacobson Redwood Beverly “Madison Rochester Ronald Utley San Jose Jess Utley Glenn Tucker Norfolk Ana George Darbiach

Local families attend events and medical visits in Minnesota

Sargeant Mrs. L. H. Anderson and Mrs. Phillip Martiners are mentioned alongside multiple notices of visits and travel. Jeanéefi took her sister Barbara Jensen to Rochester for a medical check up while Ida Estley returned home after helping with housework. The Beecen, Jensen, Gunderson families hosted or attended gatherings and the Jensen family guests joined the American Pheer Guade in Owatonna.

Sargeant L. H. Anderson Phillip Martiners Linbo Anton Jensen Jorom Anton Linbo Jens Jensen Ida Estra James Janéefi Barbara Jensen Rochester Ida Estley Phillip Beecen Jeffrey William Rose Creek Barbara Carl Gunderson Owatonna

Local visitors noted among Oak Grove families

Oak Grove residents reported visitors from nearby homes, including Miss J Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Danley. Mrs. Charies Strehiow and family visited De Bharies Buteniow's home Sunday, while Danie Ey and Morris Neis also spent time with locals in Alberta at the Herman Vers home.

Oak Grove Charies Strehiow Ella de Bharies Buteniow J Austin Wis Danley

Sunstroke claims two at Fort Jackson in a week

Pvt. Harold Kaufman of Cleveland collapsed on a rifle range and died from sunstroke and heart failure. He is the second Fort Jackson fatality due to sunstroke in the past week.

FT. Jackson D.C Harold Kaufman Cleveland

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