Austin Roundup Radio TV Changes and Local Happenings
Two men joined the Austin news staff and another will start Aug. 19 as KMMT KAUS adds to four reporters. A Kiwanis luncheon at the 4-H Building covered by bus, with a chicken dinner and fair tour. Also notes on honors rolls, a Greek descent Ahepa convention, Gonzaga Peace Corps member, and a garage arson report.
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Radio -Tv
Stan Studnicki
Kmmt-Kaus
Chuck McMillan
Grand Forks
Wes Elliott
Kstt Radio
Davenport
Iowa
McMillan
Lyle Nelson
Wcmp Radio
Pine City
Minn
Austin Kiwanis Club
Mower County Fair
Military personnel notes from Stacyville to Korea and Germany
M Sergeant Donald L. Schilling of Stacyville Iowa arrives at Dyess AFB Texas for assignment with a Tactical Air Command unit after Panama duty. Alston M Steinbach of Austin Texas promoted to specialist tour serving in Germany with the 87th Battalion. Adrian E Lee chief hospital corpsman aboard USS Estes in Seventh Fleet took part in Operation Flagpole near Seoul. Naval Cadet Virgil E Rabine from Elkton completes Naval Pre Flight School at Pensacola Florida as part of Navy aviation training.
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Donald L. Schilling
Stacyville
Iowa
Dyess Afb
Texas
Tactical Air Command
Panama
Canal Zone
Schilling
Louis A. Schilling
Stacy Ville
Alston M. Steinbach
Merton E. Steinbach
Austin Rt. 5
Germany
87Th Battalion
Adrian E. Lee
USN
Oliver J. Lee
USS
ESTES
Seventh Fleet
U. S. Republic of Korea
Seoul
Korea
Naval Aviation
Virgil E. Rabine
V. Rabine
Elkton
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Auction report on Knutson Brown Swiss herd dispersal
The top 10 cows in Orville Knutson's Brown Swiss herd near Spring Valley averaged 292 dollars with a high of 8350. The sale totaled 61 head conducted by Art Sparks and Les Olson. Knutson plans to move to Arizona and use his farmland for iron mine expansion in the Valley area.
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Orville Knutson
Spring Valley
Art Sparks
Les Olsons
Knutson
Arizona
Hot Humid Weather Spurs Corn Winners at Mower Coury Fair
The recent sunny humid spell produced tall corn stalks at the Mower Coury Fair with Duane Anderson of Waltham winning top honors. Other winners include Mrs. Cyrus Hanson Austin and Roland Stern Austin for largest vegetables and culinary vegetables winners Everett Nelson Jim Wagner Mrs Dale Lukes Dorothy Stern, and Willard C Wagner with grain awards led by Sig Borge Hartland and the Wysongs Oakland.
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Mower Coury Fair
Duane Anderson
Waltham
Cyrus Hanson
Austin
Charles Bush
Roland Stern
Everett Nelson
Jim Wagner
Dale Lukes
Glenville
Dorothy Stern
Willard C. Wagner
John Rosavy
Claremont
Sig Borge
Hartland
Walter Wysong
Oakland
Ethel Wysong
Judy Studer
Rose Creek
Y's Men Clubs Offer Africans New Frontier
At the Y's Mens international convention in Buffalo New York YMCA leader Cliff Maxwell cites David Howell of Africa as saying African youths seek direction. About 17 000 members in 700 clubs across 42 nations attend a week of sessions on youth work membership world outlook and club operations. International president E Jason McCoy will be succeeded by Garnet McKenzie. Mrs Maxwell will join Y's Menettes where Lorraine Alexander founder of the club will speak.
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Y's
Cliff Maxwell
YMCA
Buffalo
N. Y
Maxwell
David N Howell
Africa
Y’s Mens Clubs
E. Jason McCoy
Canton
Ohio
Garnet McKenzie
Action
Ont
Canada
Y’s
Lorraine Alexander
Rose Creek Boy Wins 4 H Honor Demonstration Champion
Gerald Ulwelling fourteen of Rose Creek Busy Beavers earned grand championship in a 4 H demonstration on an extension card reel at the Mower County Fair. He is son of Mr and Mrs Isadore Ulwelling and has dairy beef and hog projects plus five years in club work. Randall Bendson of Rose Creek won reserve champion for his demonstration Bread Batter Board. Other blue ribbon demonstrations included Leaflets Three Let it Be Kevin Halbach Austin How to Block a Lamb Keenan Saman Red Rock Parasite Control in Sheep Donald Halbach North Star Linda Bergstrom Dexter and How to Plant Seed in the Home.
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Gerald Ulwelling
Rose Creek Busy Beavers
Gerald
Isadore Ulwelling
Mower County
Randall Bend
Rose Creek
Kevin Halbach
Austin
Keenan Saman
Red Rock Club
Darrell Dennison
Donald Halbach
North Star Club
Linda Bergstrom
Dexter
Accident Report Involving Evelyn Wollenburg and Jimmie Allgood
The Daily Herald noted a Saturday 5 20 p m collision between a car driven by Evelyn R Wollenburg of 402 20th St NW and an Austin Cab driven by 24 year old Jimmie D Allgood of Mapleview. The door of the Wollenburg vehicle opened as the cab passed. No blame was assigned in the report.
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The
Daily Herald
Evelyn R. Wollenburg
20Th St. NW
Jimmie D. Allgood
Mapleview
Wollenburg
Allgood
Memorial Gift To Red Cross Blood Program
Mrs Douglass Brigham executive secretary for the Mower County Chapter of the American Red Cross said the chapter received a donation in memory of the late Edward Chiz. The gift will support the Red Cross Blood Program and its services.
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Douglass Brigham
Mower County
The
American Red Cross
Edward Chiz
Red Cross
Questions to Be Sent With Checks for Veterans Dependents
Dependent parents of deceased veterans receiving service connected death compensation will get a dependency questionnaire with their monthly checks around Aug 31. Veterans with additional service connected disability due to a dependent still must prove continued dependency. return by Oct 31. Do not fold or mutilate the questionnaire.
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Veterans Administration
Frank E. Dunsmore
Mower County
Veterans Service
Dunsmore
Riceville Increases City Hospital Room Rates
Riceville city council approved higher hospital room charges with private upstairs and private rate rooms at 10 dollars each and a maternity room at 10 dollars plus babies at 5 dollars. The panel also accepted clerk Glenn C. Crossman’s resignation effective Sept. 3 citing personal business pressures. Murphy’s Tavern liquor license got tentative approval with a 1 am closing hour and state forwarding. Lifeguards will be provided at Lake Hendricks through Aug. 18.
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Glenn C. Crossman
Murphy's Tavern
Riceville Schools Open Sept 3 Amid New Elementary Progress
Riceville Iowa. The Riceville Community Schools will open September 3 under Superintendent Donald Johnston. The new elementary school building is progressing and will soon be ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Iowa
Donald Johnston
Frankford Grange Plans Memorial Trophy and Flower Show
The Frankford Grange discussed the silver anniversary and meals for the handicapped children's camp at Todd Park. Ethel Loucks was honored as the charter, a brass vase memorial was shown, and a revolving trophy will go to the Spring Valley Flower and Garden Club for best small flower arrangement. The group set Aug. 20 for the Flower Show, the September first meeting for inspection, and the second meeting for officer elections.
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Grange
Todd Park
Austin
Frankford Grange
Ethel Loucks
Spring Valley Flower and Garden Club
Kathy McGrew Wins Second Century Scholarship
Austin student Kathleen McGrew receives a Second Century scholarship at Rockford College in Illinois. She joins 48 recipients from 14 states and Kenya Africa, entering as a freshman this fall. McGrew, Austin High graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland McGrew. Rockford College, founded 1847, is expanding a new campus for 1200 students.
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Austin
Rockford
Ill
Kathleen McGrew
Leland
Jack) McGrew
5Th Ave
Kenya
Africa
Austin High School
Rockford College
Women Sentenced for Lying on Age in Austria
A 58 year old woman from Woesendorf near Vienna was given a suspended four week jail term for forging an official document by making her passport birthdate appear 10 years younger. The judge noted three more women will soon face court on the same charge.
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Vienna
Woesendorf
Here
Helicopter Landing Field Aids Mont Blanc Ascent
In Aosta Italy a new helicopter landing field sits 1300 feet below Mont Blanc summit. Guides accompany tourists up snowy slopes to reach the peak in about a two hour walk.
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Aosta
Italy
Mont Blanc
Alps
Hamden Fire Dept Won’t Rescue Cats
Hamden Connecticut fire chief says the department will rescue dogs but not cats. He recalls a cat rescue once failed due to lack of an aerial truck and concern from animal welfare groups after a water hose incident. Dogs occasionally face peril, but cats are not rescued.
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Hamden, Conn
Hamden
Paul Leddy
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Shoes in Off Sizes Maybe Pontoons
Verona Italy AP reports a bulletin board at the Southern European Task Force HQ lists available shoes in off sizes. Capt Charles L Naegel is annoyed by a prank call asking if size 12 trinle E shoes come with or without cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Italy
United States Army
Charles L. Naegel
1929 Tractor Out Pulls Newer Ones at County Fair
A 1929 Twin City 7500-pound tractor entered by Jim Danielson Kenyon won first place in B division at the Mower County Fair Wednesday afternoon watched by about 300 people. The three hour meet marked the second year of the tractor pulling contest at the fair with winners in multiple classes including Farmall F20 John Deere 620 and International 660 D among others.
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Twin City
Minneapolis Moline
Mower County Fair
Jim Danielson
Kenyon
Steele County Implement
Owatonna
Study Finds No Evidence of Manipulation in 1962 Market Break
A two year SEC study committee and a NYSE report found no single group or circumstance caused the May 1962 stock drop. They urge stronger self regulation, changes in NYSE voting power, funds fees, and credit buying rules. The panel plans limited legislation beyond a broader package already advancing in Congress.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchanges
Nationalsociation of Securities
Commission
Congress
Senate
House
Lights Must Keep Burning All of Time
New York veteran theater electrician William Miller 77 keeps outdoor signs lit at the Majestic Theater year round. He notes bulbs burn out daily and pigeons annoy in summer while winters are freezing. Miller has no plan to retire.
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New York
Broadway
William Miller
Miller
Majestic Theater
Fat Overweight Diet Aid Od Rinex Ad
An advertisement for Od Rinex weight loss pills claims you can lose ugly fat in seven days without exercise or laxatives. It promises appetite suppression, continued eating of favorite foods, a money back guarantee, and mail order availability from World's Drug Store at 233 N Main.
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Wold’s
N. Main
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