Vital statistics outside of Austin newborns listed
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Niess announce a son born August 22. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hemann of Stacyville greet a son born August 20. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hemann of Stacyville welcome a son born August 26. The birthplace is St Olaf Hospital at 2 30 a m Saturday located 1003 23rd Ave SW.
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Gus Niess
Osage
Son
Donald Hemann
Stacyville
Robert Hemann
23Rd Ave
St. Olaf Hospital
Obituary notices list Johnson, Beck, Thompson and Chiruk deaths
Mark W Johnson 49 died Friday evening at Veterans Hospital Minneapolis. Helen Beck formerly of Waltham died this morning at St Olaf Hospital. Earl Edward Thompson 71 died Friday in Chicago. he was formerly of Austin. Mrs Sam Chiruk St Paul funeral arrangements set for 11 am Tuesday at O Halloran Murphy Mortuary. Card of Thanks from Mrs N C Goodwin thanks for cards flowers and visits during illness.
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Veteran's Hospital
Minneapolis
Charles Johnson
7Th St. NE
Almer_ Christianson
Stella
Ray Dahl
Ruth Blooming Prairie
Clifford Ellis
Nora
Austin
Charles
Raymond
Owatonna
Orris
Mankato
Blooming Prairie Funeral Home
Helen Beck
Waltham
St. Olaf Hospital
Paul Tucker
Ruth
Brownsdale
Earl Beck
Ray Beck
Manley
Iowa
Worlern
Earl Edward Thompson
Chicago
Ill
Buford
Syracuse
N. Y
Donald
St. Louis Park
Minn
Kenneth
Mabel Heines
Leonora Lewison
Adams
Ottis
Richland
Wash
Harold
Chiruk
Sam Chiruk
St. Paul
O'Halloran and Murphy
Fort Snelling National Cemetery
In Loving Memory of Michael John McGuire
A family memorial notes the death of Michael John McGuire on August 31, 1957. They describe his smile and kind heart, express enduring grief, and promise that his memory will never fade.
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McGuire
Michael John
Michael McGuire
Saskatchewan Encephalitis Ties Cause Dentist’s Death
Saskatchewan health officials report encephalitis blamed for the death of a 70 year old dentist Dr. Herbert Schweitzer and illness among about 50 others, mostly children, with no crisis declared. In Formosa Taipei three more deaths bring summer toll to 27.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Herbert Schweitzer
Taipei
Formosa
Sinatra's Arranger Axel Stor dahl Dies in Hollywood
Axel Stor dahl long time arranger for Frank Sinatra died Friday at his Encino home. He was the television series McHale's Navy arranger at his death. He is survived by widow June Hutton and two children Susan and Jeff.
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Hollywood
Axel Stordahl
Frank Sinatra
Encino
Stordahl
Postponed Games Delay Legion World Series in Keene
Steady rain forced postponement of three games in the American Legion baseball world series in Keene New Hampshire. The games will be played today and Saturday.
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Keene, N.H
Local Obituary Notices and Medical Updates
Lt. Olaf David Lee Goodwin, son of Robert Goodwin, 1110 8th St. NE. Mrs. Alfred Holmen, 1000 9th Ave. SW, medical. Robert Blowers, 401 14th Ave. NE, medical. Mrs. Viola Anderson, 809 4th Ave. NW, surgical.
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David Lee Goodwin
Robert Goodwin
8Th St
Alfred Holmen
9Th Ave
Robert Blowers
14Th Ave
Viola Anderson
4Th Ave
Gary Babcock Receives MS and New Research Post
Gary D. Babcock earned a Master of Science from the University of North Dakota under a National Science Foundation grant. He joined Autonetics in Anaheim as a research physicist in the Initial Navigation Department. His wife Constance Lickteig will teach 6th grade in Anaheim's public schools. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Babcock of 404 19th St. SW.
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Gary D. Babcock
Graduate School
University of North Dakota
National Science Foundation
Sigma Xi Fraternity
Anaheim
Babcock
Constance Lickteig
Gary
Robert Babcock
19Th St. SW
Productivity Plan At Armour Union Vote In St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri 1100 Armour Company workers voted on a productivity plan seeking a 12.5 percent increase. The plant would lay off about 500 if not approved. Local 58 leaders and 600 members met to discuss the plan with Ralph Helstein warning about trust in Armour claiming a $1 million six month loss while earnings rose 7.5 percent.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Armour Co
St. Joseph
United Packing House Workers
Ralph Helstein
Packing House Workers Union
Helstein
Armour
Woman Shot Dead in Council Bluffs Apartment
Police found Edie and Otto Schuetz shot in his rear apartment near a vegetable market. A 12 gauge shotgun lay on the floor after neighbors reported hearing gunfire about 6 55 a.m. Authorities indicated the woman was killed by the man who then shot himself.
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Otto Schuetz
Edie
Charles Merriman
Schuetz
Council Bluffs
Quads Born in Poverty In United States
The first known identical quadruplets in the United States live in poverty in a broken home. The Harris sisters Sheena Shawna Sherry and Shannon born June 30 to a $90 a week worker and his 19 year old wife. A court ordered father Bernard to pay 30 weekly support for the quads and brother Shawn. Mrs Delores Harris seeks separate maintenance as the family’s finances strain. Harris left the family and her father Lawrence Smith appears to provide primary support.
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Chicago
United States
Sheena
Shawna
Sherry
Shannon Harris
James Crosson
Bernard
Shawn
Harris
Delores Harris
Lawrence Smith
Milwaukee Names Two Mayors to Parkway Planning Board
Gov Karl Rolvaag appointed Lyle Caughey of Bemidji and Julius Anderson of Warroad to the Mississippi River Parkway Planning Commission. Caughey, 58, a former Bemidji mayor and Beltrami county official, and Anderson, 49, a Warroad ex mayor, bring long local government experience as ten states and two Canadian provinces participate in the near completion parkway effort.
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States
Mercy and Iowa Lutheran Laundries Start Double Shift
The laundry room at Mercy Hospital Des Moines shifts to double hours starting Tuesday. Iowa Lutheran Hospital plans a three week laundry expansion and will not perform washing during the upgrade. Mercy will assist Lutheran during the disruption.
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Mercy Hospital
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Mercy
Lutheran
John Deere Dubuque Tractor Works Shuts Down
Workers at the John Deere Dubuque Tractor Works refused to return after a five day walkout. Local 94 of the United Auto Workers called the walkout unauthorized amid a dispute over discipline for alleged errors on piece work time slips. Pickets lined the plant and trucks stayed off lines with no company statement available.
Social Security and Tax Numbers Often Align in Austin
Miss Leonora F. Hise, district manager of social security in Austin, explains that most people’s social security numbers and tax account numbers are the same, with one exception the elderly widow who was receiving benefits as of January 1, 1963. The Austin district office at 308 2nd St NW operates 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily except Saturdays and holidays for inquiries.
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Leonora F. Hise
Austin
Social Security District
2Nd St. NW
North Central Plan OK CAB Says
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled that North Central Airlines is fulfilling obligations to Winona Minnesota. It upheld the examiner and dismissed a complaint that the airline has failed to provide two daily Chicago Winona round trips since last April. Current service includes two daily Chicago flights, one daily Twin Cities flight to the Twin Cities, and a third Chicago Twin Cities round trip not serving Winona.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Winona
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North Central
Chicago
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Twin Cities
McCall to Return to Full-Time Agent Role at Northwestern Mutual
E Sanford McCall Jr Rochester district head of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance resigns the post to resume full time work as a special agent beginning September 1. He will remain in the Rochester office and keep his role with Physicians Nationwide Planning & Service Corp as Minnesota regional VP.
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E. Sanford McCall, Jr
Rochester
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
McCall
Robert J. McTigue General Agency
Mankato
NML
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Minnesota
First Plane Ride Ends in Safe Des Moines Crash
James Carlo, 28, took his first air trip with three Des Moines companions including his brother Adrian Carlo, 18, and pilot Dick Grodt, 19. After a 30 minute flight from Des Moines Municipal Airport the engine failed near A. B. Crouch farm, a crash landing damaged the plane but left all aboard unharmed. Grodt had two years of flying experience.
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Adrian Carlo
Dick Grodt
Bob Saylor
Grodt
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Park accepts nomination to run for president in Korea
Chung Hee Park, 45, retired from the army to meet civilian candidate law and accepted the Democratic Republican party nomination. He remains junta chairman and acting president despite opposition calls to resign. The party, created in February, backs his bid ahead of the October 15 election.
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Chung Hee Park
Junta
Park
Democratic Republican Party
School Lunch Menus Across St Ansgar Adams Lyle and Austin
Tuesday through Friday meals listed for St Ansgar Adams Lyle and Austin public schools include chili and crackers, chicken and noodles, tuna egg salad, minced ham, hamburger spaghetti casserole, wieners, fish sticks, and other items with milk. Each day features a balanced array of sandwiches, vegetables, fruit, and desserts.
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Austin Public Schools
Judy Garland seeks restraining order against Sid Luft
Hollywood AP Judy Garland asks a court to bar her estranged husband Sid Luft after he allegedly climbed Brentwood wall and terrorized servants. She alleges repeated physical attacks and threats since their July separation, noting their divorce actions and a reconciliation in February. The couple has two children, Lorna nine and Joseph Wiley eight.
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Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Brentwood
Luft
Miss Garland
Viet Nam tensions ease but raid causes American deaths
U S forces ease tensions by releasing a detainee to the pagoda, while Communist gunners kill two Americans and injure three in a major action against Viet Cong near Saigon. The incident raises total American deaths to 54 on Vietnamese soil since 1961, with over 99 dead overall. Ambassador Lodge meets with Diem and Nhu as Buddhist crisis persists, Vatican notes condemn violence, and U S aid remains at risk though continued.
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Diem
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Nhus
United States
Rolvang Names 2 on Parkway Unit
The Milwaukee Road reinstated plans to drop the Aberdeen South Dakota Deer Lodge Montana segment of trains Nos. 15 and 16 due to heavy losses. An Oct 1 effective date for curtailment was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission while Minneapolis Aberdeen service continues. The railroad had postponed Deer Lodge service in January and hearings delayed action.
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Milwaukee Road
Aberdeen
S. D.deer Lodge
Mont
William J. Quinn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis- Aberdeen
Deer Lodge
ICC
Quinn
Nuclear Submarines Still Needed, Says U S Ambassador
Tokyo reports U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischauer back from Washington says the limited nuclear test ban treaty does not reduce the need for nuclear powered submarines. Japanese leftists plan demonstrations Sunday against U S nuclear submarine calls at Japanese ports.
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U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Washington
Japan
Swedish General Cancels Yemen Mission After Resignation
Maj. Gen. Carl Carlsson von Horn resigns as head of the U.N. truce mission in Yemen effective today while based in Beirut. He denies health reasons and notes his wife died two years ago. The incident adds to wider U.N. crises as the General Assembly in New York faces Yemen policy and financial strain on peacekeeping.
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Carl Carlsson von Horn
U.N
Yemen
von Horn
Beirut
Cairo
General Assembly
Parolee Johnny Finds Path After Reformatory Plumber Role
Johnny, released on parole after long service as chief inmate plumber, now earns about 200 dollars weekly as a master plumber. He credits institutional case work and parole contact with agent Nick Coombs for his progress. An accelerated public works grant of 21,500 dollars for street surfacing on the Kettle River project in Carlton County, Minnesota, augments a total project cost of 45,000 dollars.
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Reformatory
Turnbladh
Johnny
Kettle River
Carlton County
Minnesota
Federal Grant OK Community Facilities Administration
The Community Facilities Administration receives approval for a federal grant in Washington. Officials anticipate funding to support rural development projects and community infrastructure nationwide.
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The
Community Facilities Administration
Mortgage default leads to foreclosure in Minnesota notice
Notice states George F. E. Gunion and Sarah A. Gunion defaulted on a June 20 1946 mortgage to Donald M. Peterson and Carol M. Peterson recorded July 23 1963 in Mower County Minnesota. The $2373.33 debt with interest will be foreclosed and the Outlet 50 South State First Addition Austin Township land sold September 17 1963 at 10 00 AM at the courthouse steps Austin Minnesota with twelve month redemption.
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George FE. Gunion
Sarah A Gunion
Donald M. Peterson
Carol M. Peterson
Register of Deeds
County of
Mower
Minnesota
Tate
Austin
Wallace M. Tripp
Nelson, Casey, Tripp
DOW Parrott
Owatonna
Hearing on Petition to Sell Real Estate in Estate of Bertha Bakken
In probate court of Austin Minnesota the petition to sell real estate of Bertha Bakken is set for September 18 1963 at 11 00 AM in the probate court room The hearing will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law Dated August 22 1965 Probate Judge Paul Kimball FHA Kragt attorney for petitioner file no 13065 Aug 24 31 Sept 7
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Minnesota
Moncr
Bertha Bakken
Court House
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
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Fred R. Krapt
County of Mower
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Mary E McCloskey
Peter MecCloske
Peter J. McCloskey
P. J. McClosekey
Paul Kimball, JR
Plunkett
Minn
Philip Richardson
Wil
Lucille Baudler
George C. Kokenmoules
Market Report for Cattle Prices and Weights
The page lists cattle price ranges across categories including Standard Steers, Commercial Cows, Utility Cows, Canners, and various Bulls. Prices appear in dollars per hundredweight with noted weight ranges and occasional misread characters.
Probate Court Sets Hearing in Estate of George C Koken
In Re Estate of George C Koken deceased, distribution to rightful heirs required. Hearing scheduled for September 16, 1963 at 10:00 AM by order of Paul Kimball Jr Probate Court seal indicates confirmation of the proceedings. File No 12067 shows August 1st dated official notice.
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