Edith Morey Case Returns to Judge
Long running dispute over Edith Morey an elementary school teacher in Austin Minnesota involves the Austin School Board and state and district courts. The board renewed attempts to dismiss, a 1962 writ of prohibition and multiple appeals have moved the case back to Judge Cahill with further hearings and a request for a full transcript and detailed findings of fact to justify the board's original action.
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Austin
Ushi Fooures
Edith Morey
Ater Aijes Morey
Sehnel Bears
Hearng
Morey
Mudgedalen Cahill
Wanecihat Fall
Miss Morey
Schanl Board
William Nierenvarten
Supreme Court
St. Paul
Minneota Education Assn
Minnesota School Boards Assn
Minnesota Assn
State Supreme Court
ANID
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Te School Board
Juda Cabitl
Austin Police Investigate Two Minor Accidents
Two minor auto incidents in Austin were investigated by police with no injuries reported. At 2:32 pm Charles L. Pretunda and Lyell D. Webster collided near a city parking lot exit on 4th Ave NW, totaling $2 in damage to Webster and minimal damage to Pretunda’s car. A second crash at 6:35 pm involved Dean K. Stowell’s car striking Mrs. Stowell’s parked vehicle on SL NW, causing $402 damage.
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Austin
Charles L. Pretunda
Lyell D. Webser
7Th Ave
Linck
4Th Ave
Prelo- Wo
Weber
Weber’s
Sent Safe
Preston
Dean K. Stowell
Ave
Coroner to Set Inquest Date for Accident Victims
Mower County coroner George Stahl will set a date for an inquest into the deaths of four people who perished in a crash and fire three miles south of Stewartville. The investigation continues and the inquest date will be announced after its completion. The victims include Mr and Mrs Paul Kamnick of Bloomington Illinois and Kamnick’s brothers Harry and Roy Minenbers of Myndsent. The accident involved four cars and a truck.
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Stewartville
Mower County
George Stahl
Stahl
Mie
Paul Kamnick
Bloomington
Ill
M Kamnick
Harry
Roy Minenbers
Myndsent
Revised Findings of Fact on Morey Case
Revised findings of fact based on a March 26 1962 hearing and adopted November 17 report that Miss Morey engaged in derogatory remarks about district personnel, disrupted operations, and produced harmful teaching methods. It details numerous incidents from 1959 to 1961 at Banfield Southgate Sumner and other schools, including conflicts with colleagues, insults to principals, and attempts to disrupt leadership. The document portrays strained teacher relationships, social isolation, and complaints from superiors seeking reassignment to different schools. It also asserts that Morey failed to use approved testing methods and proposed displays and programs that reflected poorly on students and the district.
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Miss Morey
Austin
Austin Education Assn
Esther Frost
Miss Frost
Ming Morey
Banefield School
Southgate School
Movey
Hhe School
Finet
Banfield School
Stedling Thompson
Dorothy Cummings
Sumner
Istera
Miss. Morey
Amiss Morey
Industrial Espionage Bill Hearings Held by Holand
State Senator P Moland chairs the Minnesota Legislative Research Committee as it holds hearings to draft an industrial espionage bill for the 1967 legislature. He argues the measure would curb foreign tricks and encourage Minnesota industry by protecting research and development against international espionage.
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Holand
P. . Moland
Minnesota
Retiring President Reviews Year of Austin Midtown Assn
Retiring Midtown Association President Andy Maday reflects on a busy year in Austin Midtown, highlighting parades, a holiday Santa House, and community events led by Mayor and city departments. The board praises volunteers, including Arie Sherman and Paul Kranedy, for driving merchants’ efforts and plans a closer joint city county planning approach to improve downtown traffic and parking.
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Agen
Andy Maday
Tetcom
Tadiy
Midtown Y
Isis
de Pulee
Dudia
Fumer
Cimmerce
David Anderson
Sandi Kane
New York Stock Exchange
Gerald Wilson
Midtown
Vasgal
Vocaional Carpentry Dept
Une Asy
Ronald Mant
Gree
eSanlins
Oytere
Oid
Santa
Mado
Arie Sherman
Cheiemat
Paul Kranedy
Len Harber
Cone Dinair
Davis Averbook
Arlie Sherman
Assn
Auatin
Vanning
Hive
Austin sees 19 building permits issued in November 1965
Building permits issued in Austin for November 1965 total 19 with a valuation of 103 020 dollars for new buildings repairs and alterations. The report notes declines from November 1964 and provides overall year to date totals and district comparisons as well as statewide figures.
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Austin
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Pecoral Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Gaha
Minnesota
Austin Student on Deans List at St Marys College
Dayan J. Chey of Austin was named to the deans list at St Marys College in Winona. A freshman majoring in medicine, he also received the Mower County Medical Society scholarship.
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Dayan J. Chey
Mere
Joseph M.chrash
Austin Ht
St. Marys College
Winona
Chez
Mower County Medical Society
Austin Woman Cited for Safe Driving
Mary Ellen Ask at 1081st Ave SH was cited as a Courteous Driver by the Austin Mower County Safety Council for stopping to wait for pedestrians on Main St at 3rd Ave NW during the noon rush. Council secretary Mrs H O Galstad urged drivers to extend city courtesy to highways.
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Mary Ellen Ask
Red Wing Lodge Installs Third Usem as Master
Red Wing Lodge No 8 saw a three generation sequence as Arnold Usem installed his son Sidney as master, continuing the family line in Masonry. The ceremony at Masonic Temple echoed a 1929 start when Lane was worshipful master, with Arnold assisting in the latest install.
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Red Wing Lodge
Antiey Usem
Austin High School
Red
Magesty
Imj
Lane
Laxige No. 8
Lauie
Aragid
Masonic Temple
Red Wing
Sidney
Arnold
Augsburg Speaker Tran van Dinh Addresses College
Tran van Dinh Washington Bureau Chief of the Saigon Post and former acting ambassador of Viet Nam to the United States will speak at Augsburg College at 9 15 am on January 6. The address is open to the public.
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Washington
Saigon Post
Viet Nam
Units of States
Augsburg College
Arraign Austin Youths on Charges of Theft
A group of Austin youths faced felonious theft charges at Municipal Court. Among those named were William Lawrensen, 17, and Ke lty Magan, with accusations tied to a burglary involving food items and other goods. Preliminary hearing set, counsel appointed, and bonds discussed as authorities proceed with the case.
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Austin
Kelty Magan
Buene
Joseph Krier
Willaint Lanwrensiat
Hon
Lawrensen
Roger Plinkett
Kruger
Monson O
Toy Ee
Elise Aude
Fred Ti
New Trailer Vans Fleet Expansion Reported
A Milwisikew Mabie Transportation Co fleet adds 250 trailer vans valued around a million dollars, delivered to Milwaukee. The 20 man crew includes vehicles with special refrigerators and meat packing rear compartments. Four vans are destined for government use, while the railroad holds a related arrangement in Attia fee Warlunp as unloading proceeds.
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Milwisikew Mabie ‘Transportation Co
Sud
Milwaukee
Ani
New Members Join 4 H Club at Rose Creek Public School
The Rose Creek Big Roars 4H club held a Monday meeting at Rose Creek Public School with new members Linda Neher Pal Rete quo and others joining. Cindy Stephens led an activity while several members were introduced by the club mentor and the new roster was announced.
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Rose Creek
Rose Crek
Bite Lyares
Linda Neher
Pal Rete Quo
Shidy Shepherson
Mutley Joleon
Ton Metloskey
Mets
Cindy Stephens
Tubby Deenrakens
66 Farmers Tax Guide Available
A garbled report announces a 66 Farmers Tax Guide arrival at the Extension Office. The document details what farmers may and may not do, with distribution limited by stock. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the notice centers on the guide's availability and usage.
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Iis
Dany Thishongen
Atonpinee Hyak
Haben Warns Ice Dangerous As Warmer Temps Rise
A park official warns ice remains unsafe despite milder weather. Residents report skating near the gate and other areas, with ice thickness near five inches at one site. Officials say stay off the ice until safer conditions are confirmed and no further flooding occurs.
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Jayantie
Cerku
Uae
Heesaad
Settlement Made in Injury Suit
A settlement was reached in an injury lawsuit involving multiple parties including Aust, Elle Acne, and Layes. The case referenced a track shield incident and a car-related dispute affecting several named individuals and entities, with terms reportedly agreed upon to resolve the claims.
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Sv Peane Mith
Indus
Lyle Fwais
Dougenser
Pabscnho
Wallin Barn Near Glenville Destroyed
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Wallin Barn near Glenville being destroyed. Partial lines reference terrain, a tie, and unclear names or dates. No clear entities or events beyond the barn destruction.
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Wallin
Glenville
Austin United Fund Drive to Close Jan. 10
Austin United Fund Drive nears its end with $70 remaining to reach the goal of 125,243. Directors planned a final push at Tuesday’s meeting and urged pledges and checks to be mailed to Austin United Funds in Box Austin, Minnesota. The campaign reported its largest single donation yet, though most campaigns are under 20 percent of goal.
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Austin United Fund
Lund
United Farm
Campaigs
Adams Election Recount Shows No Changes
A garbled report claims the recount found no change after inspection by the clerk. It mentions multiple named officials and a single voted ballot, with unclear language about ongoing controversy and legal action.
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Adams
School Board Attends State Convention Amid Routine Actions
Board members plan to attend the state convention, with remarks on upcoming policy reviews and school calendar considerations. Officials C. Roald and M. Masi lead delegations, detailing agenda items and potential liaison with educational committees.
County E and H Savings Bond Sale Tops One Million
County E and H Savings Bond drive raised 1 324 750 in total proceeds. Officials credited community support and payroll civic programs for strong uptake across local counties.
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