Births at St Olaf Hospital Reported
The following births are listed: Wayne Stephas and wife of 507 Oakwood have a daughter born Dec 15. Myron Weaver and wife of 600 Millfield have a son born Dec 14. Roger Tilley and wife of 102 S St Paul have a daughter born Dec 14. David Matter and wife of Lyle have a son born Dec 15. Robert Londgren and wife of 601 N Sixth have a son born Dec 15. Herbert Bliss and wife of Austin Rt 5 have a daughter born Dec 15. Robert Heim er and wife of Austin Rt 3 have a son born Dec 16. Vernon Hoffman and wife of Dexter have a daughter born Dec 17. Peter Lemmen Jr. and wife of 1106% N First have a daughter born Dec 17. Outside Austin: Raymond Stark and wife of Riceville Iowa have a daughter born Dec 18 at Riceville Community Hospital.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Wayne Stephas
Oakwood
Myron Weaver
Millfield
Roger Tilley
S. St. Paul
David Matter
Lyle
Robert Londgren
Herbert Bliss
Austin Rt
Robert F. Heimer
Vernon Hoffman
Dexter
Peter Lemmen Jr
Austin
Raymond Stark
Riceville
Iowa
Riceville Community Hospital
Marriage Licenses Issued to Two Iowa Couples
Bruce C. Dana of Ionia Iowa and Karla Meyers of Charles City Iowa received licenses. Dean R. Bakken of Waltham and Delores Juhnke of Austin Rt 5 also secured marriage licenses.
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Bruce C. Dana
Ionia
Iowa
Karla Meyers
Charles City
Dean R. Bakken
Waltham
Delores Juhnke
Austin Rt. 5
Deaths MARTIN LEE
Martin Lee, 80, died Sunday at his Hayfield home. Survived by his two sons Jerold Lee Sargeant and Mark Lee Nelson of St. Paul. Funeral arrangements by Hayfield Funeral Home have not been completed.
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Martin Lee
Hayfield
Jerold Lee
Sargeant
Mark Lee Nelson
St. Paul
Hayfield Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Jo sephine Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs. Jo sephine Johnson Adams will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Adams Funeral Home and at 1 30 at Marshall Lutheran Church Adams with the Rev M L Witte officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
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Josephine Johnson
Adams
Adams Funeral Home
Marshall Lutheran Church
M. L. Witte
Church
Card of Thanks to St Olaf Hospital visitors
Mr Henry E Nelson expresses gratitude for visits cards gifts flowers and prayers during a stay at St Olaf Hospital. He notes appreciation for Rev Stenson Dr Harold Anderson and hospital staff and asks blessings on all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Rev
Stenson
Harold Anderson
Henry E. Nelson
Ambulance Runs Between Postoffice and St Olaf Hospital
Schedule notes an ambulance transfer Saturday at 7 10 a m from the postoffice to St Olaf Hospital and another at 7 25 a m from 6506 S Franklin to St Olaf Hospital for medical care.
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St. Olaf Hospital
S. Franklin
Transit Schedule Entries for St. Olaf Hospital Route
The notes list pickup and drop points with times to St. Olaf Hospital including 12 30 p m from 802 Bauman 8 15 p m four miles east on Highway 16 and 10 15 p m 1900 Bel Air Drive Sunday 9 30 p m 1003 Kenwood to St. Olaf Hospital All times use local service routing and locations referenced St Olaf Hospital
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St. Olaf Hospital
Bauman
Highway 16
Bel Air Drive
Kenwood
Hungarian Refugee Conductor Joins Minneapolis Concert
Zoltan Rosznyin a 30 year old Hungarian conductor who escaped Red terror arrives in America and will lead the Minneapolis Symphony in a relief concert. He flew from McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey to Minneapolis after arriving Sunday night aboard a military transport plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Zoltan Rosznyin
Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra
Minneapolis Symphony
McGuire Air Force Base
N. J
America
Northwest Airlines
Nehru Visits White House on Second U S Tour
President Eisenhower welcomes Indian Prime Minister Nehru on a second U S visit. They discuss neutralism and alliances, with Nehru opposing blocs and pacts while Eisenhower defends free nations against Soviet influence. Indira Gandhi accompanies Nehru during the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehru
Indira Gandhi
India
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Church School Begins in Lansing with Weekly Wednesday Sessions
Weekday church school starts in Lansing with classes for grades 1 through 8 in the Methodist Parish Hall every Wednesday from 3:45 to 4:30. Rev. Charles Burnham notes parental cooperation is welcome. Teachers listed include Miss Sharlene Crousore Miss Delores Smith and the Rev Mr Burnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Methodist Parish
Charles Burnham
Sharlene Crousore
Delores Smith
Mr. Burnhman
Walking 36 Miles Needed to Burn One Pound of Fat
A study notes that shedding a single pound of fat requires about 36 miles of walking. The finding highlights the large energy gap between diet and exercise.
Finnish Yule customs and Santa imagery in Austin
Maria describes Finnish Christmas traditions from decorations on Alexander Street to Joulupukki and Little Christmases in November and December. She notes festive activities from candlelit school plays to Santa gifts, Finnish foods like rice pudding and potato pie, sauna practices, church services, and New Year customs including tin fortune telling.
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Finland
Alexander Street
Maria
Santa Claus
America
Santa
Frans
Two Killed and Four Injured in Wisconsin Crash
STANLEY Wis Two persons were killed and four injured one critically in a car collision on Highway 29 two miles east of Stanley. Victims include Larry Dahl 40 and Marilyn Lund 16. Others hospitalized are Kenneth Robinson 17 Mary Ann Lund 13 Paul Tomkowiak 49 and David Tomkowiak 16. The year’s Wisconsin traffic death toll rose to 896 from 881.
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Stanley
Wis
Highway 29
Here
Larry Dahl
Marilyn Lund
Rural
Kenneth Robinson
Boyd
Lund
Mary Ann
Paul Tomkowiak
David Tomkowiak
Wisconsin
Packard Packagers Seek Easing of Decree Restrictions
Two large meat packers Swift & Co and Armour & Co ask U.S. District Court in Washington for relief from a 36 year old consent decree. They seek to modify four restrictions preventing them from handling 140 listed food and non food products and using distribution facilities for those items to stay competitive with chain stores and canners. A similar request was filed by Cudahy Packing Co earlier.
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Chicago
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
U. S
Washington, D. C
Cudahy Packing Co
Soviet Leaders Meet in Warsaw Over Troop Status
Defence Minister Georgi Zhukov and Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov flew to Warsaw to shape the legal status of Soviet troops in Poland. Talks aim to set a pattern for Warsaw Pact relations as Gomulka negotiates final word on troop numbers and movements. Poland seeks to keep troops to secure postwar borders amid worker demands for withdrawal.
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MOSCW
Georgi Zhukov
Dmitri Shepilov
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Polish Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Poland
Russia
Germany
GOP Leaders Renominated for State Jobs
John Hartle of Owatonna and Mrs. R. D. Harmon of Sunfish Lake were renominated as state chairman and chairwoman of the Minnesota Republican party. The state central committee meets January 25-26 to elect officers, with Hartle and Harmon both first elected in 1955. The slate includes Westmoreland, Johnson, Mooty, Mitchell, Windmiller, and Madsen in various vice and chair roles.
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Minneapolis
John Hartle
Owatonna
R. D. Harmon
Sunfish Lake
Minnesota
Republican Party
GOP
State Central Committee
Hartle
Steele County
Harmon
Sen. Thye
R-Minn
H. E. Westmoreland
Duluth
H. A. Johnson
St. Paul
John Mooty
Phil Hamre
Crookston
Scott Mitchell
Big Lake
E. J. Windmiller
Fergus Falls
Inez Madsen
Worthington
Hungarian ex-minister urges UN action in Hungary
Anna Kethly, former minister in Imre Nagy’s revolutionary government, calls for UN police action in Hungary and the expulsion of the current Hungarian delegation, arguing it serves the Kremlin. She arrived in the United States early in November. The piece ends with a note comparing jackrabbits and Belgian hares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Kethly
United Nations
Hungary
Suez
Miss Kethly
U.N
Kremlin
Imre Nagy
United States
Prowler Dies in Plant Blaze
A prowler was found dead in a North Side Ross Manufacturing Co building after an early morning fire. Edwin Charles Warrington, 19, from Wisconsin's Menomonee Indian reservation, apparently burglarized the Chicago offices. desks were ransacked and the victim died between two desks. Owner Kenneth B. Ross estimated losses at 40,000 to 50,000. The firm makes television and radio components in Iowa.
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Chicago
North Side
Ross Manufacturing Co
Edwin Charles Warrington
Menomonee
Wisconsin
Warrington
Kenneth B. Ross
Iowa
Farmed Edward Bender Killed In North Dakota Crash
Edward Bender 52 a farmer near Lehr North Dakota was killed when his pickup skidded on U S 10 two miles east of Bismarck and crashed into a ditch Sunday authorities said.
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Bismarck
N.D
Edward Bender
Lehr
Here
U.S. 10
Syria Declares Neutral Stance Amid Mideast Tensions
Syrian ambassador to the United States denies Soviet penetration reports as unfounded and defends strict neutrality in the Middle East. He cites limited arms sources from Czechoslovakia and attributes oil pipeline sabotage to Israeli British French actions, urging a return to normalcy while warning against oil flowing amid potential bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Mideast
One sixth of patents granted by U S Patent Office
One sixth of all patents issued by the U S Patent Office have been for automotive inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Patent Office
Red Leaders Tackle Satellite Policy at Kremlin Session
The 133 member Soviet Central Committee was expected to meet in Moscow to decide on tightening or relaxing control over satellite states. No official communique until session ends. Possible topics include de Stalinization effects from Hungary Poland and Yugoslavia leadership changes and housing and consumer goods production.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Dmitri Shepilov
Dmitri Shepilov: “There Is No Secret About Central Committee
Hungary
Poland
Yugoslavia
Gas Price Jump Saddens Paris Citizens
French motorists face a 9 percent rise in gasoline costs raising the price to 79 cents a gallon. Finance Minister Paul Ramadier cites higher shipping fuel costs in theSouth Atlantic and Western Hemisphere as the reason for the increase.
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Paris
Paul Ramadier
South Africa
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Sterling
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