Vital Statistics At St Olaf Hospital And Local Court Notices
Vital statistics list births at St Olaf Hospital including Leonard Jech and others with Aug dates. corrections note mislisted Olga Joseph name in a death notice. Arrests and charges include driving while intoxicated for Chester Shatek and a trio of guilty pleas for Joe Freese with fines and jail terms. Grain company Keim pleads innocent to charges. Ervin Peterson pleads guilty to insufficient funds, fined and ordered restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Sieh
Chester E. Shatek
9Th Ave
Ted
Harriet Keim
Grand Meadow
G & M Grain Co
Edwin Wigby
Ervin H. Peterson
14Th Ave. SE
Dorothy Smith
Joe Pauly Freese
1St Ave. SW
Hospitalized Names in Austin and Rochester
Mrs. Roger Kvale of Austin Route 3 hospitalized at St Olaf. Howard Evjen of Austin admitted for surgical care on third floor room 239 at St Marys Rochester.
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Roger Kvale
Austin Rt 3
ST. Marys
Rochester
Howard Evjen
Austin
Surgical
Error in Danielson Card of Thanks name
An August 2 notice corrects a misspelled surname in the Danielson Card of Thanks. The erroneous line read Mr and Mrs Levi Larson and Family. the proper form is Mr and Mrs Levi Larson and Family.
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Danielson
Levi Larson
Ambulance Runs To St Olaf Hospital From Multiple Locations
A sequence of ambulance transfers is recorded with pickups from the 600 block of 4th Ave SW 9 to 9:16 p.m., 1104 Oakland Ave W and 700 block 8th Ave SE, plus rural origin nine miles east and south of Austin, all heading to St Olaf Hospital. On Monday further transfers include 6:07 p.m. from 2800 12th St SW to Methodist Hospital Rochester and 8:30 a.m. from Raymonds Nursing Home to St Olaf Hospital.
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4Th Ave
St. Olaf Hospital
Oakland Ave
Block 8Th Ave
Austin
6Th Ave
12Th St
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Raymond's Nursing Home
Straw Fire in Glenn Howden Garage Reported
Fire crews answered a straw fire at Glenn Howden’s garage located at 1708 22nd Street Southwest at 225 p.m. No damage was reported.
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Glenn Howden
22Nd St
Judge Fred Vogel General Session Peace Bond Hearing
William F F Butler of Mapleview faces a peace bond hearing in General Session court on charges brought by Frederick Stokkeboe. The case outlines a formal request for restraint under the peace bond provisions. Proceedings focus on whether conditions are required to prevent harassment or harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vogel
William FF. Butler
Mapleview
Frederick Stokkeboe
Consecration Services Held for Teachers to Turkey
A Sunday service at First Congregational Church consecrated Stanley Pickett and soon Victor Zeller for three year teaching stints in a Tarsus Turkey mission school. Pickett Harvard graduate will teach English and drama. Zeller Brown graduate will teach math.
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First Congregational Church
Stanley Pickett
Fred Picket
6Th Ave
Tarsus
Turkey
Edwin J. Arnold
Pickett
Victor Zeller
Wilton Zeller
4Th Ave
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Zeller
United Church of Christ Commission For Foreign Missions
American Board of Foreign Missions
Overseas Organization of the Congregational Church
United Church
Harvard University
Brown University
Guard Sets Enlistment Plan Change
Major General Chester J. Moeglein announced a new enlistment plan for non-prior service personnel joining the Army National Guard after August 10. From August 11 a single six year enlistment and ready reserve obligation applies to ages 17 to 25, replacing the former 3 1/2 year and 4 year splits. Initial active duty training will range from four to six months to qualify for MOS. Youths aged 17 to 18 12 inclusive seeking the 3 1/2 year option should contact their local Guard unit before August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army National Guard
Chester J. Moeglein
Guard
YWCA Expands Site With Adjacent Property Purchase
Albert Lea Minnesota The Albert Lea YWCA has purchased the adjoining property to expand its facility. No immediate construction plans were announced.
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Albert Lea
Building permit values rise in Albert Lea with July total
Albert Lea records show annual building permit valuation at 1.7 million. July permits reached 664,880 with a major 600,000 Jobs Building addition project.
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Albert Lea, Minn
Albert Lea
Meat Packers Post 33 Percent Earnings Rise in 1962
The American Meat Institute reports 1962 net earnings of 113 million dollars for U S meat packing firms, up 33 percent from 1961. Industry sales hit a record 14.125 billion, while dressed meat weight reached 28.4 billion pounds, with assets and net worth rising amid ongoing plant modernization. Homer R. Davison cites strong livestock supply and modernization as drivers of future earnings.
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American Meat Institute
The
Institute
AMI Department of Marketing
Aries
Homer R. Davison
AMI
Davison
Army scraps six month Europe tour rotation plan
The Army ends its experimental plan for rotating battle group size outfits on six month tours in Europe. The announcement says the plan caused personal turbulence and failed to reduce dollars spent abroad. Javits names possible 1964 GOP candidates if a convention deadlock occurs. Rockefeller or Goldwater seen as likely choices. Russia and China escalate ideological propaganda, with Voice of America benefiting from the split and increased broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Europe
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Thomas Kuchel
California
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Russia
Red China
U.S
Voice of America
Tests Made in Camper's Death
Gregory Taylor, 16, died after illness on a camping trip in Duluth Minnesota. Pneumonitis was cited as a cause with microscopic tests ongoing to determine the full death cause. Taylor was from St. Joseph Missouri and fell ill July 21, dying in a Duluth hospital. A surgeon speculated lung fumes from chemicals used to clean the sleeping bag may have caused the illness.
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Duluth, Minn
Gregory Taylor
Cyril Smith
St. Louis County
St. Joseph
Duluth
Freeborn 4-H Announces Trip Winners
Freeborn County 4 H Demonstration Day at Southwest Junior High School named state fair trips for Dale Phillips Janice Klukow Greg Sensek Orville Jordahl James Doppelhammer Roselyn Schmidt Dorothy Thompson Lois Ness Cindy Engebretson Dorothy Radius and Murtaugh Cindy Engebretson Hartland Nunda Other honors went to Craig Jensen Sara Fawyer Susan Guy Linda Kearns Becky Oetjen Marion Mocha Oakland Club with judges Mrs Waldo Anderson Larry Tande and Mrs G Donald Miller and county agents Kathleen Halloran and David Hanson.
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Freeborn County
Southwest Junior High
Dale Phillips
County Line Club
Janice Klukow
Greg Sensek
Four Lakes Club
Orville Jordahl
Hartland Club
James
Janet Doppelhammer
Roselyn Schmidt
Pickerel Lake Club
Dorothy Thompson
Oakland Club
Lois and
Linda Ness
Murtaugh Club
Cindy Engebretson
Hartland
Dorothy Radius
Probe Into Public Funds Use Sparks Civil Rights Action
A New York civil rights group asks district attorneys Hogan and Silver to investigate mishandling of public funds on construction projects. The request follows a state advisory committee report that Negroes are largely denied work in building trades, with weeks of demonstrations causing about 800 arrests for site blockages.
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New York
Greater New York
Exiled Yugoslav King Peter II greeted in St Louis
In St Louis a large Serbian crowd welcomed exiled King Peter II at St Louis Lambert Airport. A four piece Yugoslav band played as an Orthodox church presented a plaque and a little girl offered a bouquet during his goodwill tour of U.S. cities with Serbian populations.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Peter II of
Yugoslavia
St. Louis-Lambert Municipal Airport
Peter
U.S
Eisenhowers to appear on TV show in Normandy anniversary
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived by Queen Elizabeth in Cherbourg to participate in a TV program marking the 20th anniversary of the World War II Allied invasion. They traveled by car to Caen and planned stops on 1944 beachheads before returning to the United States on the liner America.
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Cherbourg
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mrs
Eisenhower
Caen
Normandy
America
United States
Gould Turtle Derby Sparks Small Town Fun in Gould
Gould Arkansas hosts its annual turtle derby on Thursday with contestants drawn from the Arkansas River. Each turtle starts in a 30 foot circle and the first to rush beyond the edge wins.
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Gould
Gould, Ark
Arkansas
Dugan Re-elected Lions Eye Bank Chairman in Minneapolis
George Dugan was re-elected Saturday to a fourth term as chairman of the Minnesota Lions Eye Bank board at University Hospitals in Minneapolis. He outlined that the bank has helped restore sight and urged more donors to will their eyes, noting corneas must be taken within four hours of death to be usable.
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George Dugan
Minnesota Lions Eye Bank Board of Trustees
University Hospitals
Minneapolis
Dugan
Lions Bank
Lions Clubs
Stock market snapshot with mixed gains and losses
A compact list shows Dow Chemical 59 percent and DuPont 241, Sears Roebuck 86, Shell 44, Ford 50, General Electric 79, United States Steel 47, Texaco 73, Gulf Oil 48.5, US Rubber 45, Westinghouse 4, Hormel over the counter 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Chem
Key Tob
du Pont
Sears Roe
East Rod
Shell Oil
Ford Mot
Sinclair
Elec
Socony
Gen Foods
Sp Rand
Gen Mills
St Brands
Gen Mot
St Oil
Cal
Gen Tel
St Oil Ind
Gillette
Stomj
Goodrich
Swift &Co
Goodyear
Texaco
Gould Bat
Texas Ins
GtNo
UN Pac
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
US Steel
Homestic
Westy el
IB Mach
Wlworth
Int
Harv
Yngs & T
Hormel CO
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Leonard Jech
7Th Ave. SE
Donald Cooling
2Nd St. NE
Gene Barth
8Th Ave
Larry Burns
Hayfield
Son
Adonnis Matthiesen
Austin Rt
Robert McShane
Olga Josephson
Olga Johnson
Emil Johnson
ST. Olaf
Earl White
First St
Courthouse
Washington
the News From
Javits
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Soviet Bloc
Camper
Freeborn
Ask
Tokyo
Kisaburo Yokota
Japan
7Preme Court
Yokota
Sweden
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Belgium
Las Vegas
Nev
Sharon Lee
Mohammed Fail Shokohi
Forrest E. (Budd) Albright
David Street
Frederick Tillinghast III
Eisenhowers
Goodman
Jewelry
Goodman's
ST. Paul Livestock
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Geo Atmel & Co
U S&s
U. S&s
U. S
CPO
Veree
Lions Eye Bank
Free Bayard
Robbinsdale
Frank Murphy
St. Cloud
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Jordan Mortuary
Jordan “Mortuary
Second Avenue N. W
Allis
Amerada
Kencott
Nat Dairy
Avco Corp
No Am Av B
Beth Steel
Nor N Gas
Boeing Air Dis Nor Pac
Brunswick
Nw Bane
Phil Pet
Pillsbury da G
RCA
Red Owl
Deere
Rep Steel
Douglas
Rex Drug
Worlein
Pea
Little Red Ridinghood
Owl
My Shadow
Tom Thumb
Teeny Tiny
Town Mouse
Wynken
Blynken
Nod
Henny Penny
Mother Lark
Mary
Lamb
the Little Black-Eyed Rebel
the Musicians of
Bremen
the Legend of the Palm Tree
Casey At the Bat
Rip van Winkle
the First Woodpecker
Sleeping Beauty
Hansel and Gretel
Mr. Vinegar
Peter and the Wolf
Clever Grethel
Lion and
the Mouse
Old MacDonald
Peter Potter
Silly Joe
Austin Daily Herald
Children’s Records
Austin, Minnesota
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