Columbia Educators to Sign Vandals Address Zone Conference
Dr. Paul R. Mort and Dr. Norton L. Beach of Columbia University are featured speakers at the APSS Zone Conference in Austin with talks on school boards and school quality. County and city officials report vandalism costing Mower County about 3000 dollars yearly for damaged reflectorized signs and related repairs.
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Columbia
Paul R. Mort
Norton L. Beach
Columbia University
New York
Associated Public School Systems
Austin
Mort
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Dr. Mort
Columbia University Teachers College
Metropolitan School Study Council
New York Area
General Secre
Boards of Education
Beach
APSS
Mower County
Dc. E. Carlson
Carlson
George Brown
Brown
Christmas Seals Girl Gretchen Berg Sees Recovery
Gretchen Berg once the 1943 Christmas Seal girl now nine years older awaits a family Christmas at their Blooming Prairie farm home after TB reactivation led to sanatorium stays. She remains active in 4 H LDR and church choir and is grateful for prayers and cards from across the nation.
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Gretchen Berg
Blooming Prairie
Gretchen
Cannon Falls
Glen Lake Sanatorium
Minneapolis Star- Tribune
Blooming Prairie High School
Elmer Berg
Youth Speaker Will Address Sunday Rally
Don Lonie of Detroit, a Youth for Christ International evangelist, will speak at a 7 30 p m Sunday rally in the Austin High School Auditorium. He has addressed over 500 000 young people and recently completed a tour of England, Wales and Scotland. Dr Robert Cook praises his humor, logic and Bible preaching.
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Don Lonie
Youth For Christ International
Detroit
Youth For Christ
Austin
Lonie
Hi Crusaders
Chicago
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ill
England
Wales
Scotland
Robert Cook
Dr Carpenter to Leave Post at Hormel Institute
Dr Lawrence Carpenter resigns after seven years to join Nation al Distillers in Cincinnati in January. He will research byproducts of distilleries for livestock feed and is noted for work in swine nutrition and arsenicals' therapeutic value. He helped with aureomycin trials and small pig breeding, and led conservation efforts with the Izaak Walton League.
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Horme Institute
Lawrence Carpenter
Carpenter
Cincinnati
Laboratories
National Distillers, Inc
Hormel Institute
Institute
Izaak Walton League
Four dogs held for ownership IDs at city pound
Poundmaster Harold Carlstrom announced seven dogs at the city pound two for identification and adoption. Identification dogs include a small black and white female, a blond Cocker male, a two year old wire haired terrier female, and a white Shepherd female. Adoption dogs are a three month old Shepherd male, a part German short haired and Labrador mix female, and a black Labrador male aged one and a half years.
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Harold Carlstrom
Lyndale Avenue
East Oakland
District 113 Club Christmas Party Plans
The Mother's Club of District 113 near Sargeant discussed plans for a Christmas party. Mrs. Charles Reid and Mrs. Arthur Sparks were chosen to prepare entertainment. Members voted to hold a bake sale. Mrs. Lyall Larson served lunch after the meeting.
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Sargeant
Mother's Club
Dist
Charles Reid
Arthur Sparks
Lyall Larson
LeRoy residents praised for effective county blackout
Ten years ago citizens of LeRoy received praise from defense officials for contributing to an effective official blackout in Mower County. Rev. Rodney F. Cobb was welcomed as rector at Christ Episcopal Church during a reception at the Christ Church Rectory.
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LeRoy
Defense
Mower County
Rodney F. Cobb
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Austin Area Service Men
This column lists servicemen from the Herald area with mailing addresses for replies. Notable entries include M. K. Helland on Hawaii unit basketball and choir solo, A3/e Richard A. Schumacher at Beale AFB California, Pte. Dewayne Murphy at Camp Pendleton, and Gary L. Brimacomb transferred to Weeksville NAS North Carolina after furlough.
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Herald
Korea
M. K. Helland
Atan
Hawaii
Fasron
c/o FPO
San Francisco
Dewayne Murphy
Bernard Murphy
Harrison
B Co
3 Engineers Bn
3Rd Marine Div. Fmf
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Early Oratorio and Its Relation to Handel's Messiah
The Austin Oratorio Society will perform a study on oratorios tracing their origins in church ritual through their development in medieval mystery plays. It covers Handel's role in England and notes Bach, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Brahms and others, plus the relation to cantata and liturgical forms.
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Messiah
George Fredrich Handel
Austin Oratorio Society
Handel
England
Israel
Egypt
Judas Maccabeus
Jephtha
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Elijah
St. Paul
Brahm
Austin Society
Horatio Parker
Honegger
Paine
Travis Given $800 Verdict in Farm Sale
A Grand Meadow real estate broker P C Travis won an $800 verdict from a District Court jury for commission on a 160 acre farm sale owned by Clarence Piens in Racine area. Defendants were Piens Olson and Callan.
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Grand Meadow
P. C. Travis
Clarence Piens
Racine
Piens
Bert Olson
Travis
Olson
Piews
Callan
Willis Drinkall
Drinkall
Dr Tupper to Deliver Dedication Sermon at Sterling Church
Dr Charles B Tupper professor at Drake Bible College Des Moines will be the dedication day speaker at Sterling Christian Church at 5 p m Sunday His topic On to Triumph He holds degrees from Drake University and the University of Chicago and is a past president and longtime church leadership figure Delegations from Minnesota and Northern Iowa attend with greetings from city officials and church leaders.
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Charles B. Tupper
Drake Bible College
Des Moines
Sterling Christian Church
Tupper
Drake University
University of Chicago
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Home and State Missions Planning Council
First Christian Church
Springfield
Minnesota
Iowa
Vernon Stagner
The
Minnesota Christian Missionary Society
Wendell G. Pew
Merril Rolfson
C. Gordon Beale
Austin Ministerial Association
779 Mower County Men Now Serving in Police Action
The Mower County draft office reports 232 men inducted for the United Nations police action in Korea. Fifteen volunteered for the Army and 547 enlisted in other services, totaling 779 serving. Seventy seven were transferred to the Reserves and 120 discharged from active duty. The board registered 3,824 men, ranking third largest in Minnesota.
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Mower County
United Nations
Korea
Army
Mower County Selective Service Board
Minnesota
Ocean Surfaces Generally Saltier Than Depths
A historical note explains that ocean surfaces tend to have higher salinity than deeper waters, though the salt concentration varies by location. The overarching pattern is that surface waters are saltier than depths.
Civic Music Crowned By Minneapolis Symphony in Austin
The Minneapolis Symphony in Austin High School Auditorium offered a strong Civic Music program under conductor Antal Dorati. Highlights included Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Espighi The Fountains of Rome, Dukas The Sorcerer's Apprentice, and encores Vienna Life and William Tell. Rafael Druian as soloist in Lalo Symphonie Espagnole impressed with tone and clarity, while Dorati’s Shubert Symphony No. 8 received warm praise.
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Minneapolis Symphony
Austin High School
Civic Music Association
Dmitri Mitropoulos
Antal Dorati
Dorati
Civic Music
Minneapolis
Austin
Mozart
Fountains of Rome
Ottorino Espighi
Paul Dukas
Vienna
Rossini
Rafael Druian
Edouard Lalo
Druian
C. B
Ira MacDonald Elected Izaak Walton League Head
Ira MacDonald was elected chapter president at the Izaak Walton League annual meeting as the organization announced record entries for the pre Thanksgiving Trap shoot on November 23. New officers include Hugo Kneckenmeister as vice president Archi Lane secretary George Case treasurer and Francis Anderson and George Dugan as directors.
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George Case
Izaak Walton League
Ikes
Ira McDonald
Baldy
Hanson
Hugo Kneckenmeister
Archie Lane
Francis Anderson
George Dugan
del Barry
Lawrence Carpenter
Carpenter
Austin
Izaak Walton
Cincinnati
Hollis Webber
Fin
Iowa Toll Roads Feasibility Questioned and Highway Funding Need
The Iowa Toll Roads Study Committee found toll highways economically unfeasible for now as earnings likely won’t cover costs. The Iowa Good Roads Association asked where funds could come from to double the highway program, noting a $500 million adequate plan over 10 years and a current $23 million annual spend. Governor Beardsley named Willard F. Russell industrial commissioner and Frank Means labor commissioner. A fatality occurred two miles west of Shefield when a truck hit a parked truck. Immanuel Lutheran Church at Swea City moved closer to completion after a husking bee processed 3,796 bushels of corn donated by members, raising about $4,900.
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Iowa
Iowa Toll Roads Study Committee
William S. Beardsley
Des Moines
Iowa Good Roads Association
Gov. Beardsley
Willard F. Russell
Toledo
Frank Means
Manilla
Klaus D. Steenhard
Reservey
Sheffield
Immanuel Lutheran
Swea City
Students Get Skin TB Tests At Austin High School
Eighth and 12th grade students at Austin High School received tuberculin skin tests today. Over 700 students, with parental permission, were tested in eight designated rooms. results will be read Thursday morning. An effort by the tuberculosis association and school staff aims to detect close contact with active TB and prevent spread.
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Austin High School
Tuberculosis Association
Ruth Berry
Jane Bronner
Phyllis Christopherson
Barbara Dean
Karen DeVries
Karen Grier
Arlene Jacobsen
Gayle Klagge
Joan Knauer
Carol Lensch
Joan Mead
Connie Reisinger
Charlotte Schewe
Mary J. Sharp
Phyllis Smith
Suzanne Sollie
Nancy Svejkovsky
Nancy Tucker
Feeding reduces aggression in sharks and barracuda in captivity
The article notes that sharks and barracuda, while dangerous in the open ocean, rarely bite when they are given regular feedings in captivity.
Five Day Forecast Brightens Then Chooses Cold Turns
The forecast projects Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa averaging 2 to 5 degrees above normal with highs from 22 to 39 and lows from 5 to 20. Colder conditions arrive Thursday and Friday, followed by warmth Saturday and Sunday. Precipitation ranges .25 to .59 inches, with snow in the north and rain or snow in the south on Thursday Friday and again Saturday or Sunday.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
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