Reds Push Back UN's Right Flank In Korea Front
United Nations forces advanced toward the Red Manchurian border on the northwest front but the extreme right flank was repelled by Reds. Chongju fell on the left while the east flank saw six miles of Communist penetration. U S first corps called the attack the first major reversal of the two day push as MacArthur hopes for a Christmas end to the war.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Chongju
United States First Corps
MacArthur
Yongun
Tokchon
U. S
Yalu River
Sinuiju
24Th
Kusong
Taechon
Pakchon
Josef Stalin
Korea
Gis
United Nations Debates Formosa and Korea Aggression Claims
The UN security council meets at Lake Success as a Chinese Communist delegation arrives to press charges of U S aggression in Formosa and Korea. The issue may trigger debate on Gen MacArthur's Korea accusations and Russia related actions.
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U. S
Formosa
Council
Lake Success
United States
Korea
Security Council
Gen. MacArthur
China
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Red China
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Secy
Peiping
Assembly
Russia
Miss Boyce to Speak on Multiple Sclerosis in Austin
Miss Helen E. Boyce of Minneapolis will lecture on multiple sclerosis at 8 p.m. Tuesday in St. Olaf hospital as the second talk in the nurses seminar on chronic diseases. The program follows a recommendation by the Minnesota board of health, and all nurses in Austin and vicinity are invited.
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Helen E. Boyce
Minneapolis
St. Olaf Hospital
Boyce
Minnesota Board of Health
Austin
Boat Gives Up Ice Battle at Winona
The towboat Twin Cities abandoned upriver plans amid the Mississippi freeze up the earliest since 1880 and began unloading most of its cargo at Winona. It sheds three barges of fuel oil and the aviation gas load. Coral Sea after a slow 30 miles in 24 hours through Whitman dam, plans to retry upriver toward St Paul Minneapolis with three barges. The Sturgeon Bay Queen cleared Friday with three barges of petroleum products and intends a return trip.
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Winona
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Coral Sea
Homer
Minn
Whitman Dam
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Sturgeon Bay
Bond sales dip across five area counties in October 1950
Series E United States saving bonds sales fell in Olmsted, Mower, Freeborn, Fillmore and Steele counties in October 1950 from a year earlier. Olmsted led with 83,233 dollars, followed by Mower at 64,087. Freeborn 40,818. Fillmore 39,334. Steele dropped to 25,218 after 55,781 in 1949.
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United States
Mower
Freeborn
Fillmore
Steele
Olmsted
Olmsted County
Mower County
Fillmore County
Steele County
Homes Evacuated on Staten Island as Hurricane Gale Hits
Winds up to 83 miles per hour battered New York area as a widespread blizzard rolled through Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania. Staten Island residents were evacuated while others faced heavy snow, record lows, and widespread transportation disruption across multiple states.
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Staten Island
New York
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Erie
Cleveland
Alabama
Georgia
Gulf
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta
Roanoke
Montgomery
Ala
Meridan
Miss
Bowling Green
Muskegon
Mich
Midwest
Mid-Continent
Appalachian Mountain
Great Lakes
Cold Belt
West Virgina
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Ohio
New Jersey
Delaware
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Treaty Proposals Open Red Propaganda Drive
Washington observers say Moscow opened a new Soviet propaganda drive against the United States over Japan after Russia released critical questions about American peace terms. The note questioned a separate peace and bases rights while officials stressed flexible postwar security sharing with Japan and no base requests.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Japan
U. S
Moscow
Kremlin
U.S
Junior College Registration Set Monday
Austin junior college students both new and old may register for the winter quarter from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Monday for classes opening Tuesday Dean R I Meland said all students now attending school must re register Faculty members will be on hand to advise new students in making out their programs Old students were assigned faculty advisers during the fall quarter Final examinations for the fall quarter were completed Wednesday Grades will be ready in about two weeks Registration for the second term of evening classes will begin after Christmas probably the middle of January Meland said.
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Austin Junior College
R. I. Meland
Meland
Fillmore PMA Elections Set
Fillmore county farmers will elect the committeemen to administer the 1951 PMA program in a series of eight PMA meetings starting Monday at 8 p.m. Each township will elect three committeemen two alternates and a delegate. Reports on prices loans and part of the PMA program will be given. delegates to the county convention are eligible for the county committee.
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Fillmore County
Preston
Carimona
PMA
Preble
Newburg
Canton
Fountain
Carrollton
SCS
Beaver
Forestville
Fillmore
Amherst
Harmony
Harmony, Town Hall
Jordan
Town Hall
Chatfield
Bristol
York
Pilot Mound
Arendahl
Sumner
Spring Valley
Jobs Building Buys Colvin Building in Albert Lea
Jobs Building Inc purchased a factory building off Commercial Street formerly occupied by Colvin Corp which ceased operations earlier in summer. The price was $20,000 and excludes woodworking machinery. The firm also announced an option on an industrial site north of Bennett Avenue.
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Albert Lea
Jobs Building, Inc
Commercial Street
Colvin Corp
Jobs Building
Bennett Avenue
Four Area 4 H Boys Head to National Congress
Four Austin area 4 H youths depart for the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. Vincent Fruth Grand Meadow pig project winner Richard Sample and James Sample Jr Spring Valley meat animal team Donald Sloan Ellendale dairy achievement winner travel as project winners. They join a 32 member delegation led by Mrs Arvid Ogren Shafer with Palmdale Livewires and state 4 H staffers. Congress ends Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Chisago County
Minnesota
Congress
Dewey Demands LI Trustees Resign in Shakeup
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey urged on Friday that Long Island railroad trustees David E. Smucker and Hunter L. Dela tour quit by Monday to speed a complete overhaul of the bankrupt commuter line. He said they had lost public confidence and warned of court action if they failed to resign.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Long Island Railroad
Dewey
David E. Smucker
Hunter L. Delatour
Mrs. Case Is Named Rochester Slayer
An Olmsted county coroner's jury named Mrs. Stewart Case the slayer of her 74 year old father in law Rochester hotel operator John S. Case. The verdict came after a 15 minute deliberation and she faces a pending second degree murder charge. A preliminary hearing is set for Nov 30 with a grand jury Dec 1. The stabbing followed an argument over disciplining her 10 year old daughter. Witnesses included the slain man's widow and their son Spencer a 36 year old Rochester resident.
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Rochester
Olmsted County
Stewart Case
John S. Case
Case
Spencer
Elevator manager faced with embezzlement charge in Rugby
Lester D. Albertson 31, manager of Turnbridge Farmers elevator, was arraigned on embezzlement charges in Rugby North Dakota. A preliminary hearing was set for Monday, and he could not post a $2000 bond. The case alleges embezzlement of more than $20.
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Rugby
N. D
Lester D. Albertson
Turnbridge Farmers Elevator
Albertson
Dr. A. E. Henslin 85 Dies After Long Medical Career
Dr. A E Henslin aged 85 died at Mercy hospital Cresco Iowa after retiring four years ago. He practiced in Le Roy and eastern Mower county for 56 years the longest in the area. He rode horse and buggy to patients and was a trusted figure in southern Minnesota medicine. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Tuesday at the IOOF hall Le Roy Martz funeral home handling arrangements. He served as treasurer of the Mower County Medical Society for 30 years and was honored by Minnesota Medical Association.
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A. E. Henslin
le Roy
Mercy Hospital
Cresco
Mower County
Merrill E. Henslin
IOOF
Martz
Minnesota Medical Association
Mower County Medical Society
Minnesota
Minneapolis Couple Admit $3000 Thefts
A young Minneapolis couple arrested in Duluth admitted to at least $3000 in thefts and vandalism in Hennepin county. James W. Johnson, 20, and Beverly, 22, implicated a 16-year-old, and admitted three burglaries including a hold up, theft of four cars, and extensive vandalism to cars and houses. They were caught after robbing a filling station in Duluth and admitted a burglary there and theft of four cars in Duluth and Superior. Police recovered two pistols and two rifles in their car.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Hennepin County
James W. Johnson
Beverly
Johnsons
Superior
Ten Steele county men to be inducted in Minneapolis
Blooming Prairie’s Harlan Cassem will be among ten Steele county men inducted into the armed services in Minneapolis on Tuesday.
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Blooming Prairie
Harlan Cassem
Steele County
Armed Services
Minneapolis
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Siberian
Youngstown
Walter H. McCormack
Bloomfield, N. J
Associated Press
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Ryukyu Islands
Okinawa
Bonin Islands
Britain
Pescadores Islands
Sakhalin
Kuriles
Colvin Building
National Congress
Mrs. Case
Dr. Henslin
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