Peterson Attacks Youngdahl Over Mental Health Program
Harry H. Peterson leveled accusations against Gov. Luther Youngdahl, claiming the mental health program has deteriorated under Republican leadership. He cited staffing declines since 1949, challenged Youngdahl’s administration, and linked critics to special interests during a Queen of Angels banquet broadcast on WCCO.
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Harry H. Peterson
Luther Youngdahl
DFL
Youngdahl
Queen of Angels
WCCO
Orville Freeman
Burton Chambers
A. J. McGuire
Paul Rasmussen
Elmer Borgschatz
Harry Leiben
Robert Sheran
Sheran
Minnesota
O Peterson
Stassen
Supreme Court Hudge
Peterson
Young
Chambers
Acheson Opposes German Union Plan
Secretary of State Acheson rejected a Soviet bloc proposal for a single German government. He spoke after a Prague conference of foreign ministers from Yen satellite nations. He warned the plan aimed to extend Soviet influence and disrupt the Potsdam settlement.
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Washington
Acheson
Prague
V. M. Molo
Russia
Viet Union
Bostwar
Youngdahl Urges German Path to Democracy From Berlin
Gov. Youngdahl cabled Minnesotans from Berlin after taking part in dedicating the World Freedom bell. He predicted Germans will become democratic and fight beside Americans for freedom as 500000 spectators witnessed the ceremony. He left Berlin today and will return to St Paul Thursday.
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ST. Paul
Youngdahl
Minnesota
Berlin
Harry A. Bullis
Midwest
Crusade For Freedom
Gov. Youngdahl
East
Capitol
Village liquor board can issue club license in Mountain Iron
The attorney general advised Mountain Iron Village, which operates a municipal liquor store, that it may issue a club license for intoxicating liquor. The AG also warned the village has no authority to grant a private license.
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ST. Paul
Gen Burnquist
M. H. Greenberg
Mountain Iron
Bartels Wins Fargo District Checker Title
Ed Bartels of Frost Minnesota won the district checker championship by defeating W A Adams of Rio Wisconsin two and one with three draws in a Tuesday match.
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Fargo
Ed Bartels
Frost
Minn
UN Debates Russian Peace Plan At United Nations
In Lake Success delegates from 60 nations weigh a Soviet peace proposal alongside Dean Achesons veto free assembly military power. President Truman urges foolproof disarmament and talks on weapon bans, while Soviet officials hint at a possible atom bomb claim. Faris el Khouri Bey backs combining disarmament with limits on pre atomic weapons.
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United Nations
Dean Acheson
Veto Free Assembly
Truman
U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
Syria
Faris el Khouri Bey
el Khouri
Wayne U highlights higher price for diplomas
Detroit reports Wayne University increases cost of English sheepskin parchment diplomas from 1.95 to 2.05 dollars. The higher charge affects graduates and reflects rising paper costs.
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Detroit
Wayne University
Reds Flee Before Big Allied Drive
South Korean troops pushed toward the Manchurian border within 32 miles as Allied divisions advanced in the campaign to end the war. Reports said Red Koreans fled by ox cart and on foot while UN air forces neutralized patrols and targeted vehicles along the border area.
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Seoul
Airforce
Washington
Korea
Pentagon
United Nations
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Hoemoktong
Huichon
Yalu River
Kanggye
Kim Il] Sung
Unsan
Pyongyang
Manchuria
MacArthur
Tokyo
Far East
U.S
Sunchon
Army Requests That Nothing Be Said About Missing Dean
In Tokyo the U S eighth army urged newsmen to withhold any information on Maj Gen William F Dean commander of the 24th division who vanished July 20 during the Taejon withdrawal. Authorities gave no reason for the request amid ongoing reports he may be alive and prisoner accounts mention captors discussing him unseen.
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Tokyo
United States
Eighth Army
William F. Dean
Korea
Dean
25Th Division
Taejon
South Korea
Foote Denounces Distorted Hospital Charge Allegations
Rev. Arthur Foote of St. Paul accuses Harry Peterson and Bernard Swenson of turning mental hospital conditions into political fodder. He cites personal knowledge of the program and says the accusations are deceitful, politically motivated, and harmful to patients and the work of Gov. Youngdahl.
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ST. Paul
Harry H. Peterson
Arthur Foote
Minnesota Council For Mental Health
Foote
Minnesota Unitarian Mental Health Hospital Committee
Youngdahl
Harry Peterson
Gov. Youngdahl
Jackson
Bernard Swenson
Swenson
Peterson
Farmer-Laborites
Demand List of Hospitals
Supporters of Harry H. Peterson, Democratic Farmer-Labor nominee for governor, telegrammed Atty. Gen. Burnquist and Lt. Gov. Anderson seeking a grand jury probe of Gov. Youngdahl’s mental health program. Anderson declined to assume governorship duties. Youngdahl left for Europe to attend UN day events.
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ST. Paul
Harry H. Peterson
Democratic Farmer-Labor
Burnquist
Anderson
Youngdahl
Europe
Berlin
Carl Jackson
Madison Store Fire Causes 40000 Dollar Loss
An estimated 40000 dollar damage occurred Tuesday night at the Gilbertson farm store in Madison Minnesota. Albert Nordstrom, the manager, reported the loss includes two new cars two tractors a combine and other farm machinery.
Mass X-Ray Survey Reveals 152 TB Cases in Mower County
Large scale chest X rays scanned 31 038 residents over six in Mower county with 152 tuberculosis cases found 45 previously known and 107 new. The survey also identified 65 suspected cases 16 known there were 453 non TB chest conditions and four hearts on the right side.
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Mowers County
Mower County
Crane
Race Crane
Hilbert Mark
Division of Tuberculosis
Minnesota Department of Health
Chinese Reds Report Action to Free Tibet
Radio Peiping claimed Chinese Reds were advancing on Tibet to free 3,000,000 Tibetans from imperialist oppression. The broadcast gave no details on force size, destination, or exact whereabouts and described Tibet as a nomadic region ruled by Lamaist priests in the Himalayas.
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Tokyo
Radio
Peiping
Tibet
Red Radio
Himalaya
People’s
Communist) Army
China
Southwest China
Communist Party of China
Southwest
Second Field Army
Asia
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
City Annexation Near Neveln School Approved by Austin Council
Austin councilmen approve annexation of about 22 blocks near Neveln school owned by Mr and Mrs C S Ashton. Albert Verdota’s neighborhood grocery, currently licensed to sell bottled beer outside the city, would lose the license after annexation but is included to bring area inside. Verdota signs petition as action proceeds. An informal wage-meeting will be arranged due to water and light board members' absence.
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Neveln
Austin
C. S. Ashton
Albert Verdota
Verdota
Water and Light Board
Red Sign-Up Battle Looms
The justice department moves to register the Communist party as a foreign dominated group under new security laws. A prolonged battle is expected as a detailed petition and public hearings precede possible court challenges. About 100 groups are listed as Communist or controlled.
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Washington
Justice Department
Communist Party
Subversive Activities Control Board
Spender Defends Use of Atomic Weapons at UN Debate
Australian Foreign Minister Percy C. Spender argued at the UN that using atomic weapons to repel aggression is justified. He called aggression the gravest crime and attacked the Soviet resolution labeling first use of the bomb as a war crime, citing the Stockholm appeal as fraudulent.
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Lake Success
Percy C. Spender
Spender
UN Assembly
Stockholm
Pedestrian Hit by Truck Gets First Aid at Scene
Earl Dahmen 21 of 604 S Adh received first aid for a cut near the left eye after a pickup struck him at Water and Ash streets. Driver Austin Gaddis 47 of 1114 S River transported Dahmen to a hospital. Dahmen was discharged after first aid. Accident reported to police at 6 40 a m.
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Earl Dahmen
Ash
Austin C. Gaddis
S. River
Dahmen
Citizens in Austin Dim Lights to Honor United Nations
Citizens spent about $3 Tuesday night to demonstrate faith in the United Nations by lighting up patch lights. Municipal plant officials estimate over 2000 lights burned for at least an hour, costing individuals between one tenth and one quarter of a cent each.
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Austin
United Nations
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Dr. Mack
Paul Leck
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