Names Lodge Dodge Liaison Men to Work With Administration
President elect Eisenhower chosen Sen Henry Cabot Lodge and Detroit banker Joseph M Dodge for key pre inauguration posts to ease the transfer of power. Lodge will liaison with all federal agencies from Washington and Dodge will report to the Budget Bureau as his personal representative. Both expect to deliver preliminary reports to Eisenhower next week before a White House meeting with Truman.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Dwight D. Leisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Detroit
Joseph M. Dodge
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
GOP
Budget Bureau
Dodge
Lodge
Washington Senate
White House
Truman
Defense and
State Departments
Senate
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of State
Eisenhower Associates
Augusta National Golf Club
Eugene Millikin
Colorado
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Millikin
Senate Finance Committee
Taft
New York
Congress
Dwight Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Course
Lucious Clay
Germany
R-Colo
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
R-Mass
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Eisenhower win seen healing capital farm split
Washington reports the anticipated Eisenhower victory may unite a capital farm front divided by a feud between Secretary Brannan and major farm groups led by Allan B. Kline of the Farm Bureau. The Brannan farm plan of 1949 sparked the split, with parties and groups weighing partisan approaches to future farm legislation and price supports ending in 1954.
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Ovid A. Martin
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Branan
Farm Bureau
Brannan
Frm
Chicago
The
Grange
GOP
Moisture Helps Snuff Out Fires Across Regions
A widespread rain and snow system eased a month of forest and brush fires across the East South and Ohio Valley. Rains delayed officials plans as National Guardsmen and volunteers demobilized while hunting seasons reopen in some states. Memphis reports 1.67 inches, Texarkana 2.67, Little Rock 1.75 with snow in New England and the Texas Panhandle. Weather expected to continue soaking Georgia and Alabama.
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Ohio Valley
New England
Tennessee
Adj
Sam Wallace
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Texarkana
Little Rock
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Grantsburg
Wis
Lexington
Neb
Great Lakes
Mercury Plunges to 16 Degrees Amid Cold Wave
A cold morning hits 16 degrees the season low as reported by the Herald thermometer. By noon sun warms the day to the mid-30s with a pleasant afternoon forecast. Countywide readings include a 10 degree season low from other stations.
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Mercury
Herald
Set Services for Joseph Oppegaard
Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon for Joseph Oppegaard brother of the Grand Forks Herald publisher and Crookston doctors. Oppegaard moved to Oakland Nebraska after 30 years in Minneapolis and died Friday. Survivors include two sons three daughters and a sister.
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Minneapolis
Joseph Oppegaard
The
Grand Forks
Herald
Crookston
Oakland
Neb
M. M. Oppegard
Grand Forks Herald
Drs. M O
C. L. Oppegaard
USI Drive Reaches 73 8 Percent of Budget Target
USI fund drive closes with 73.8 percent of its $42 563 goal raised or pledged by 4 618 contributors totaling $31 395 90. Three groups exceed quotas Minnesota Heart Fund Sister Kenny Milk Fund at 231 138 124 percent respectively USC 74 YWCA 72 Salvation Army 63 Girl Scouts 63 Boy Scouts 51 YMCA 45. President W K Evans urges all money and cards turned in by week end with late contributions mailed to USI Box 22 Austin Minn.
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USI
Minnesota Heart Fund
Sister Kenny
Milk Fund
USC
YWCA
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
YMCA
W. K. Evans
Richard Dougherty
Evans
Box 22
Austin
Minn
Farm Bureau Annual Meet Set Wednesday
Melvin Woell will speak at the Mower County Farm Bureau annual meeting in the 4 H Club Building at the Mower County Fairgrounds. President B J Huseby and secretary treasurer Ernest I Tune will report. Resolutions will be reviewed and sent to the state committee for the November 19 meeting. The program starts at 8 p m with musical numbers and entertainment and a light lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Woell
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Mower County Farm Bureau
Mower County Fairgrounds
B. J. Huseby
Ernest I. Tune
Gamehaven Area to Elect Officers
The Gamehaven Area Council of the Boy Scouts will elect officers for 1953 at the Headwaters District meeting Thursday in the Dodge Center school. A free pancake supper starts at 7 p.m. Rev Wesley Meier of Hayfield will discuss a trip behind the Iron Curtain and show colored slides of his journey to Poland.
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Gamehaven Area
Armistice Day Closures Scheduled for Local Offices
City and county offices the Post Office and Hormel plant will close Tuesday Armistice Day while schools libraries and businesses stay open The Herald will be published A benefit dance at the Terp Ballroom sponsored by the American Legion and a VFW Armistice Day dance at the Oasis will raise funds and honor servicemen and VFW members.
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George A. Hormel & Company
Herald
Terp
The
American Legion
Oasis
VFW
Allies Win 2 Key Hills in Korea Frontline Action
Allied infantry drove 1,300 North Korean Reds from Anchor Hill and a second hill on Korea’s Eastern Front after 11 hours of close combat. U.S. Fifth Air Force and B26 bombers targeted supply lines while warplanes hammered Red positions. General Van Fleet expected to leave Eighth Army within 60 days.
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Milo Farneti
Seoul
Korea
U.N
U. S
Eighth Army
Robert Tuckman
James A. van Fleet
Tuckman
van Fleet
Eisenhower
Kora
Vanleet
Anna Rosenberg
U. S. Secretary of Defense
Kumhwa
U. S. Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Time for a Change Democrat Says Maverick Quip
Former Texas congressman Maury Maverick proposed a new Democratic slogan at the White House saying it is time for a change as Republicans have been in power long enough. He also urged President Truman to take action while criticizing Democratic rivals for inaction and infighting.
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Washington
Maury Maverick
Texas
Maverick
Truman
White House
Nazi Storm Troopers Club Busted In New Orleans Area
Police and FBI probed a juvenile Nazi group after a member denied membership and the gang boasted Hitler imagery. About 4,000 rounds of ammo and knives were seized at an abandoned Metairie building linked to the gang.
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FBI
New Orleans
Hitler
Argentina
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Adolf Hitler
Metairie
Murray CIO Chief Phillip Murray Dies at 66
Phillip Murray longtime labor leader and head of the CIO died at 66 after a heart attack in the Mark Hopkins Hotel San Francisco. The Scot born miner rose to lead the CIO and United Steelworkers amid pro labor politics and national figures sent condolences. Funeral set for Brookline near Pittsburgh as union leaders weigh politics and a successor.
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Philip Murray
San Francisco
Charles J. Smith
Western District United Steelworkers
Tim Glynn
Northern
Phillip Murray
The
CIO
Mark Hopkins Hotel
Elizabeth
Ician
Brookline
Pittsburgh
Murray
Council
Truman
William Green
AFL
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ben Fairless
U. S. Steel
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin
United Steelworkers
Allan S. Haywood
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Blantyre
Scotland
Wrong Name to Officer Lands Fines for Two Men
Albert Leaman and son in law face fines totaling 189 dollars after false identifications given to state trooper Jerry Sweet and a municipal judge. Jacob Alders, 51, stopped for rear light failure, supplied the name Sluj Austinson.
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Albert Lea
Albert Leaman
Jacob Alders
Sluj” Austinson
Clarks Grove
Jerry Sweet
Donald Devere Austinson
Sweet
Alders
Nixon and family flee Washington for Miami Beach vacation
Vice President elect Richard M. Nixon and his family departed Washington for a weeklong vacation at Miami Beach Florida an aide stated today.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Miami Beach
Fla
CIO to Air Possibility at Conference
The CIO may outline views at its Los Angeles convention as organized labor shows signs of restiveness over wage and price controls. Labor seeks relief or exemption moves, while government eyes potential removal of controls by April 30 or later. President Truman could end the program under the Defense Production Act, though no decision is expected soon.
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CIO
AFL
Los Angeles
Truman
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