News-Tribune, Nov. 6, 1926
Truman M. King, a Duluth man who works for the railway mail service, was kidnapped in Hibbing and robbed of several parcels of registered mail. Bruised and chilled, King was thrown from the bandits’ car in the outskirts of Minneapolis. An eyewitness in Hibbing didn’t report the kidnapping for two hours, thinking it was either a man resisting arrest or a “movie stunt.”
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News-Tribune, Nov. 6, 1956
The Duluth School Board empowered principals to control the use of cars by students. Superintendent Alvin T. Stolen said the action will allow principals to clamp down on students who have been racing around in their cars during lunch periods. He said the state attorney general gave an opinion that principals could hold such powers if school boards grant them.
News-Tribune, Nov. 6, 1976
Demands by two groups in opposition to the proposed hotel-marina development on Barker’s Island could delay the project so long it will become unfeasible, the city planner said. The groups ask the DNR and Army Corps of Engineers to consider the negative impact and hold a public hearing and provide a full environmental impact statement.
News Tribune, Nov. 6, 2006
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