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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
10
Four states exceed Lane County Oregon in unharvested timber totaling 97 billion board feet. Accidents caused 91,000 U.S. deaths in 1958, with motor vehicle fatalities making up 37,000 of that toll.
The Board of County Commissioners of Mower County Minnesota invites sealed proposals for maintenance resurfacing grading base and bituminous surface, gravel and crushed rock hauling, weed mowing along 332.2 miles of county and state highways, and a storage building. Bids due 1 30 P M June 21 1960 with bonds 5 of total bid. Plans plans at County Engineer Office Austin Minnesota. May 27 June 3 10.
Minnesota probate court in Mower County orders the final account hearing for the estate of Frank Frana also known as Frank K Frana. Hearing set for June 27 1960 at 10 00 A M in Austin with notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice as provided. Paul Kimball Jr probate judge. Baudler Baudler Attorneys for Petitioner. File No 12128. June 3 10 17
In Probate Court of Austin Minnesota Grace G Bucklin petitions for probate of George O Bucklin will and appointment as executrix The hearing is set for June 29 1960 at 10 am Objections to the will and creditor claims must be filed within four months and heard October 3 1960 at 10 am Notice to be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required Dated June 1 1960 Probate Court Seal William J Nierengarten Attorney for Petitioner Pile No 12231
In re estate of Pearl R. Jones known as Pearl Jones and Mrs. O J Jones decedent Charles E. Jones and Ernest H. Jones filed petition to probate will and appoint executors hearing scheduled for September 19 1960 at 10 A M in probate court room of Daily Herald by mail notice as law requires dated May 18 1960 probate judge alderson catherwood kelley ondov attorneys for petitioner file no 12219 May 20 27 & June 31
Eugene Gilbert reports nearly a thousand U S teens favor the UN in a nationwide poll. Three to one say progress is being made and 46 percent of boys would serve in a UN police force. Most oppose threats to patriotism and want more school discussion of the UN.
The Gilbert Youth Research Company reports teens favor women in UN careers and support for admitting Communist China, with 36 percent of boys and 27 percent of girls backing it. A minority back UN police service, while most want more UN discussion in school. Bermuda freed slavery in 1834.
A NY piece argues there are no official rankings for colleges and most ratings are subjective. Educators say reputations lag changes and advise focusing on fields offered, while some firms still hire by school name.
The San Francisco and Philadelphia Federal Reserve Banks lowered their discount rates from 4% to 3 3/4% to ease money conditions in their districts. Other banks were expected to follow, signaling a broader move toward lower interest rates. The discount rate is the fee charged when member banks borrow from the system and influences rates for borrowers.
In Keene New Hampshire 11 year old William H Renz climbed an electric power pole to inspect a bird nest and was electrocuted authorities reported. The accident highlights dangers of near live electrical structures and prompted a safety review by utility officials.
Readers are asked their views on UN progress toward ending war and building a better world. Questions cover knowledge of the UN and agencies, possible careers, serving on a UN police force, admission of China, and the role of UN education in schools.
Keene New Hampshire city council authorized 67000 to 16 people who alleged typhoid fever after municipal water consumption. The December outbreak caused one death and prompted compensation.
In Los Angeles a municipal court suspended a 30 day jail term for Greta Thyssen after a traffic stop dispute. She was fined 52.50 dollars and given one year probation amid claims she struck an officer who halted her car. She said she thought he would kiss her.
UCLA meteorology chairman Morris Neiburger argues rockets or satellites could release dust into the stratosphere to block solar radiation. He says the particles would spread by winds and produce global effects, potentially counteracting climate variations.
C A Stocke of Rochester received an 82000 dollar contract for constructing a tunnel between the service and medical surgical buildings at St Paul state hospital plus additional rehabilitation work.
AP reports Adolf Eichmann, the Nazi SS colonel accused of orchestrating the Holocaust, was tracked across Latin America and seized in Buenos Aires as Israel prepared to bring him to trial. Informants say he lived eight years on the run, changing jobs and identities while fearing capture. Vera Eichmann’s 1953 passport renewal helped Israeli agents locate him.
Olivia Shorter seeks a court ruling that Baxter Shorter is legally dead after he vanished April 14 1953 while being abducted at gunpoint from their home. Shorter was to testify against Barbara Graham and others in a murder case. three defendants were executed. She asks the decree to title an $80,778 estate she holds as trustee from jointly owned property.
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