Tierney Leaves State Crime Bureau Head Post
John J. Tierney resigns as superintendent of the state crime bureau after a two year term ending last month. Gov Freeman expected to replace him. Tierney is the third state official to resign in two days, following Robert Stover and Chester S Wilson.
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ST. Paul
John J. Tierney
State Crime Bureau
Associated Press
Tierney
Gov
Freeman
Robert Stover
Chester S. Wilson
St. Thomas College
Army
Adjutant General’s Staff
Washington
U.S. Army
Chicago
FBI National Police Academy
Stover Resigns Civil Service Chief Amid Drunken Driving Charge
ST PAUL The resignation of Robert D. Stover as state civil service director after a drunken driving arrest sparks heated debate over civil service laws and oversight of official conduct. Stover says the arrest was planned and he faced the West St Paul court next Monday. Atty Gen Miles Lord’s office noted initial checks into Stover’s activities after his resignation.
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ST. Paul
Robert D. Stover
Stover
West St. Paul Municipal Court
Minnesota
Atty
Miles Lord
Lord
Margaret Returns Home After West Indies Calypso Tour
Princess Margaret arrives at London after a 6,000 mile nonstop flight from Bermuda. Queen Elizabeth II, the Queen Mother, Prince Charles, Princess Anne, and the Duke of Edinburgh greet her as Britons cheer the royal return and her tropical trip.
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London
Margaret
West Indies
Canopus
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Duke of Edinburgh
Bermuda
Honesty Leads Boy and Mother to Find Owner of Lost Cash
In Lansing Mich James Slocum aged 16 found 600 dollars on the street. He and his mother phoned banks to locate the owner and were contacted by the woman who had lost the money. Slocum received a reward.
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Lansing
Mich
James Slocum
Slocum
Luther Students Once More in Messiah Solo Roles
Four Luther College students take solo parts as the Austin Oratorio Society performs Handel's The Messiah in Austin High School Auditorium at 3 p.m. A chorus of 150 plus 25 from Rochester Oratorio Society backs the soloists with a three instrument ensemble. No admission. free will offering funds expenses and a modest cushion. Soloists include Carce Schultz Maren Torrison Harvin Kristen Richard Johnson and Paul Schulz with Mrs. John Thorsell on organ and Schulz on cornet obbligato.
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Luther College
Austin Oratorio Society
C. Vittorio Sperati
Austin Area
Rochester Oratorio Society
Austin High School
Luther
Weston H. Noble
Carce Schultz
Postville
Iowa
Luther Band
Miss Schultz
Owatonna
Maren Torrison
Rugby
N. C
Miss Torrison
Harvin Christen
Decorah
New York
Waldorf College
Richard Johnson
Luther Seminary
Joyce Zastrow
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Paul Schulz
Austin
Johnson
John Thorsell
Eisenhowers Attend Dinner Hosted by McKays
President and Mrs. Eisenhower were guests of honor at a Washington dinner hosted last night by Secretary of Interior and Mrs. Douglas McKay in a notable social event.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Interior
Douglas McKay
Stock Rise Has Firm Foundation Says Funston
G Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange testified before the Senate Banking Committee asserting the 18 month stock boom rests on firm foundations and not a 1929 style crash. He warned there have been no signs of broad market manipulation and praised current regulation as protecting the public. The hearing notes rising prices, dollar value shifts, and questions about policy influence on market behavior.
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Stock Exchange
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Banking Committee
ED Creagh
Washington
Keith Funston
Funston
Fulbright
D-Ark
Capehart
Sen
Indiana
New York Exchange
Associated Press
Infected Threat Keeps Berven on Sidelines
Ove Berven the only Austin coach out with an infected threat for the District Two game against Albert Lea on March 8. He has missed workouts Tuesday and Wednesday, likely returning next week as Nat Goudy and Blair Hainer lead Packer practice in his absence.
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Ove Berven
Austin
Albert Lea
Berven
Nat Goudy
Blair Hainer
Town rejects school bond for fourth time in Nevada
A $350,000 school bond was rejected by 8357 to 734 in a special election Wednesday. The funds would have built a grade school later convertible to a high school. Voter turnout reached eighty three percent of eligible residents.
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Nevada
Paris General Frances Gonzales de Linares Dies in Baden
General Frances Gonzales de Linares, once a French commander in northern Indochina, died last night in a Baden hospital. He was 58.
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Paris
Frances Gonzales de Linares
Indochina
Baden
Germany
Freeman to Ask $10 Million for Distressed School Districts
Gov. Orville Freeman directs bill drafting for a 10 million dollar fund to aid distressed districts. The plan calls for state direct loans for school building construction programs.
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Freeman
Jack B. MacKay
ST. Paul We
Orville Freeman
Circle Pines
Gov. Freeman
Dr. Selke
Floyd B. Olson
Selke
Attorney General’s Office
State Tax Hearing Held in St Paul on Withholding Plan
A Minnesota House Tax Committee hearing described Gov Freeman's proposed income tax withholding system as an answer to rising tax delinquency. State tax commissioner H Howard Spaeth said it would improve tax collections and include thousands of casual workers currently outside the income tax rolls.
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ST. Paul
Gov. Freeman
Minnesota
House Tax Committee
H. Howard Spaeth
Spaeth
Labor
Business
Agriculture
Fred Cina
Aurora
McCarthy Attacks Stevens Over Peress Case Findings
Senator Joseph McCarthy charged Secretary of the Army Stevens with deceiving Congress and the public about the Irving Peress affair in his annual subcommittee report. Democratic members rejected the premature findings while McClellan plans further hearings into Peress promotions and discharge. McCarthy also criticized the Eisenhower administration for a perceived weak stance toward communism.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Stevens
Congress
Irving Peress
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Army
Peress
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Dulles Signals Possible Outpost Abandonment in Asia
Secretary of State Dulles told Chiang Kai-shek that Quemoy and the Matsus were not on the cease fire table but hints from aides suggested the islands might be abandoned if it ensured Asia peace and if Nationalist China agreed. Dulles reaffirmed U S defense of Formosa and the Pescadores as he left for Washington after signing the US Nationalist China mutual defense pact with George Yeh.
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Spencer Moosa
Clen Clements
Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsus
Asia
China
U. S
Pescadores
Washington
Thailand
Burma
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Philippines
United States
George Yeh
West Pacific
Free World
Weh
Mme. Chiang
TwoYearOld Falls Ten Stories In Jersey City
A 2 year old boy Walter Nadella Jr. fell ten stories from his apartment in Jersey City. He landed on a freshly plowed lawn and sustained a fractured rib an injured spleen and a concussion. Doctors at Jersey City Medical Center performed an hour long operation and reported a good chance of recovery.
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Jersey City
N.J. W
Walter Nadella Jr
Jersey City Medical Center
Bulganin Announces Major Soviet Government Shakeup
The Soviet government undergoes a large restructuring led by Premier Bulganin with Khrushchev’s influence noted. Eleven changes promote Mikoyan Saburov Pervukhin and others to deputy premier, replace ministers in key sectors, and shift control toward armaments and aviation.
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Kremlin
A. I. Mikoyan
M. Z. Saburov
M. G. Pervukhin
Bulganin
A. P. Zavenyagin
M. V. Khrunichev
V. A. Kucherenko
P. T. Lo- Kucherenko
Lobanov
Malenkov
Khrunichev
Zavenyagin
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