Ice Cream Princess Heads to Colombia Dairy Fair
Ruth Marie Peterson Minnesota's Princess Kay of the Milky Way was honored at a Washington luncheon on the eve of her departure for Bogota Colombia to represent the American dairy industry at the Dairy Fair International. She will distribute reconstituted milk and ice cream with Bogota students and meet U S officials including Secretary Ezra Taft Benson.
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Minnesota
Kay
Washington, D. C
South America
Ruth Marie
Bogota
Colombia
Blooming Prairie Creamery
United States
St. Paul
Princess Kay
Cologne
Germany
State Department
Agriculture Department
American Dairy Assn
Eleanor Maley
Grand Meadow
Paris
France
Lew Conlon
Minnesota Dairy Industry Committee
Ruth
Austin
L. H. Conlon
U.S. Agriculture
Earl Loveridge
FBI Presses Hunt for Killer in Lindbergh Case
FBI agents and police quickened the search for Kenneth Lindberg the Thief River Falls bank cashier found murdered. Detroit police say no connection to a Minneapolis suspect or a St Paul couple questioned there after a man tried to deposit stolen travelers checks.
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Minneapolis
FBI
Kenneth Lindberg
Thief River Falls
Minn
Detroit
Mich
Charles Kennell
Lindbergh
St. Paul
Cal Howard
Farm safety honors for KUOM WNAX stations cited
The National Safety Council cites KUOM in Minneapolis and WNAX in Yankton for outstanding farm safety service on Sunday. The recognition highlights their efforts to promote safe farming practices and reduce field accidents.
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Chicago
KUOM
Twin Cities
WNAX
Yankton
S.C
National Safety Council
Quarry Worker Crushed Under 60-Ton Rock at TOFTE
A 60 ton boulder rolled 50 feet at TOFTE Minnesota killing 29 year old Raymond Popovich who ran the power shovel. Co worker Victor Lanius 32 from Frazee hospitalized in Duluth with a fractured skull. Popovich father of three children.
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TOFTE
Minn
Raymond Popovich
Mammoth Rock
Popovich
Victor Lanius
Frazee
Duluth
Lanius
Drave Corp
Taconite
Eisenhower may seek second term after meeting Hall
Gettysburg Pa Republican Chairman Leonard W Hall said after an all out political conference with President Eisenhower that he believes Eisenhower will run again if he feels able He described the meeting as encouraging and said late January medical checkups could determine the course of his recovery and future plans.
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Gettysburg
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Hall
White House
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Louis Gaylay
GOP
Gerald Miller Named Outstanding Austin Area Farm Boy
Gerald Miller a 16 year old from the Oakland area was named the outstanding farm boy of the Austin area by the Austin Junior Chamber of Commerce. He will join 9 other top farm youths for a three day trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago sponsored by the Austin Jaycees. Miller a St Augustine High School senior studies agriculture at Austin High School and is a member of the Oakland Moscow 4H Club. He has 41 projects earning 40 blue ribbons and has exhibited at major fairs and shows. He plans to study agriculture in college and possibly operate his own farm.
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Iowa State College
Chicago
Charles J. Christians
John Dowden
Gerald Cornelius
James Bradford
Iowa
John A. Larick
Oklahoma A. & M
George Langemo
Kenyon
Minn
Sherman Berg
Osage
Little Boy
Janice Hullinger
Shorty I
Manly
Gerald Miller
Oakland Area
Austin Area
The
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Minnesota Jaycees
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Austin High School
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Austin Ffa
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Austin Rt. 4
Duane Carroll
London
Roger Jensen
Corning
Bernie Moucha
Harry Dannen
Blooming Prairie
Wayne Reed
Dexter
Leo Bridely
Moscow
Paul Uliwelling
Rose Creek
Fred Cotter
Russell Husemoller
Charlies Ruechel
Don Hasbargen
Ronald Seath
Mower County
USI Drive Reaches 75 Percent of Goal in 1955 Campaign
The 1955 USI drive surpassed 75 percent with 45177.89 dollars in pledges and contributions. Race Crane, general chairman, expects the 59998 dollar goal to be reached as plant workers are solicited over the next two weeks. Readily named cooperating agencies include the Austin Association for the Mentally Retarded, Salvation Army, Girl Scouts, Milk Fund, YMCA, YWCA, USO, Sister Kenny and Heart Fund.
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Race Crane
Hormel
Crane
Austin Association For the
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Girl Scouts
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YMCA
YWCA
USO
Sister Kenny
Heart Fund
Hormel sales meeting previews 1956 prospects
Six Hormel salesmen will hear sales prospects for 1956 as Geo. A. Hormel & Co. hosts a Flavor-Sealed division session at Austin High School Auditorium. Pat Napier of A. C. Nielsen and Co. will discuss the canned meat outlook for next year.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Austin High School
Pat Napier
A. C. Neilsen and Co
Chicago
Dan Parsons
Super Market Institute
Laurence Gould
Carleton College
Park Dougherty
Hormel
R. F. Gray
Winona Hunter Fatally Shot During Deer Hunt
A Winona man was fatally shot while deer hunting in Itasca County east of Blackduck Saturday. Dan Burke told Dr. H A Palmer that Al Robinson stepped from the woods as Burke fired at a deer.
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Associated Press
Winona
Itasca
Blackduck
H. A. Palmer
Dan Burke
St. Charles
al Robinson
Burke
Robinson
Graham Wins Delay in Making His Plea
Denver: John Gilbert Graham, 53, charged with murdering his mother in the United Air Lines crash that killed 44, was granted until December 9 to enter a plea. Dist. Judge Edward J. Keating approved the delay after defense counsel requested at least two weeks.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
United Air Lines
Dist
Edward J. Keating
John J. Gibbons
Graham
Keating
Meany Leads AFL CIO Merger To Form Unified Labor Front
George Meany, head of the AFL, has steered a 20 year split ending merger with the CIO creating a single 16 million member labor federation. He reassures businessmen that the new AFL CIO will act as a force for good and will not become a government controlling monopoly. The merger formalizes with separate AFL and CIO conventions then a joint AFL CIO gathering near Grand Central.
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AFL
Cio
George Meany
Meany
Norman Walker
New York
Bronx
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
America
AFL and Cio
Grand Central Meany
Conference on Education Opens Today
A 1400-member cross section of Americans gathered at the White House for the four day Conference on Education in Washington. Delegates from 18 state conferences debated federal aid to schools with a mix of positions and directions.
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Washington
White House
Probe Death of St. Paul Woman Found in Motel
Coroner's jury to meet in Cook Minnesota to probe the death of Mrs. Myrl Crommett 38 of St. Paul whose body was found in an Orr motel with a deer rifle nearby Thomas J Pierce a Minneapolis union official is to testify at the inquest Pierce said he and Crommett went to Orr to hunt deer Deputy Sheriff Ray McDer mott said he was satisfied the shooting was self inflicted and Pierce was released from jail in Virginia
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Cook
Minn
Myrl Crommett
St. Paul
Orr
Thomas J. Pierce
Minneapolis
Pierce
Arctic Cold Engulfs Central Plains With Bitter North Winds
Weather Bureau reports unseasonal cold sweeping from the Rockies to the Atlantic with subzero readings across Minnesota and nearby states. International Falls posted one of the coldest nights while Duluth and cities in Wisconsin faced below zero temperatures. Snow flurries expected to continue with winds diminishing Tuesday night.
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International Falls
Duluth
Weather Bureau
That
Twin Cities
Alexandria
Bemidji
St. Cloud
Rochester
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Newsboys Nominated for Herald Courtesy Citations
The Herald Courtesy Contest opened nominations this morning at the Herald office. Nominations for courtesy citations dominated the mail as editors note the event is open to all walks of life and aims to foster community kindness during the holiday season.
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Herald
Morning Mail
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