Austin and South Central Markets Report Heights and Weights
The market report lists cattle hogs and lambs with prices across Austin and South Central markets. It notes bids for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, bulls, vealers, hogs and lambs, with ranges for weights from 100 to 900 pounds and up, plus regional shifts in prices and discounts. Specific price totals include hogs at 21.75-22.25 for 180-259 pounds and steers around 25.00-28.25 for 900-1500 pound ranges, with calves and sheep following similar price bands.
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Austin
Borrowe and Gills
Eeveness
Beto Cosceees
BSD
APO
ITSO
U Ssid Ksechasi
Cscs Ios Sors
Stags State
Kvasi Ces
Cies
Allbuck
Erade
Cos Eeeserocceevess
Pat Bulle
South ST. Paul Livestock South ST. Paul
USDA
Chicago
The 1899 New Rich Mond twister remembered in Wisconsin
Monomonie Wisconsin recounts a 1899 storm that killed 117 in New Richmond. A circus visit sparked a day of heat and darkness as a funnel cut a 500 yard wide path through the village. Fire, looting, and burial shortages followed the devastation.
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Monomonie
Wis
Wisconsin
New Richmond
Victims listed in Colfax accident casualty roll
The report names victims tied to the Colfax incident including Richard Presnell 27 from Bloomer Arthur Quevillon 52 Colfax Mrs Carl Rausch Hutchinson Minn Mrs Ted Slaga Colfax William Wagner 50 Colfax Mrs John Lato 30 Thorp Mrs Arnold Schneider 40 Chippewa Falls an unidentified truck driver Colfax Mrs Alan Musil Rice Lake Henry Huth 70 Boyd and his son Clarence 38 Roger Liewlyn 14 Stanley.
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Richard Presnell
Bloomer
Arthur Quevillon
Colfax
Carl Rausch
Hutchinson, Minn
William Wagner
John Lato
Throp
Arnold Schneider
Chippewa Falls
Alan Musil
Rice Lake
Henry Huth
Boyd
Clarence
Roger Liewlyn
Stanley
Tornado Fatal to Woman From Damaged TV Antenna
A northwestern Wisconsin tornado killed one woman by electrocution as she stepped outside to inspect a wind-downed television antenna. Mrs. Alan Musil of Rice Lake died after touching the damaged antenna dangling near her doorway.
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Rice Lake
Wis
Wisconsin
Alan Musil
Ike's Brother Delays Good Will Journey
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower postpones a six nation Central American goodwill tour citing scheduling conflicts. State Department spokesman Lincoln White says no confirmation that recent Nixon meetings in South America influenced the decision. Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins University, was to visit Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua Honduras Costa Rica and Panama as a personal presidential envoy.
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Washington
Milton S. Eisenhower
State Department
Lincoln White
Nixon
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Guatemala
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Panama
Stocks end shares mixed in New York trading
The New York stock list shows Abbott Laboratories at 55 percent and Allied Chemical at 76 percent among many movers. Trading results include Am Can 48 percent and US Steel 64 percent with numerous other industry names and price bids, as investors weigh gains and losses.
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New York
Abbottl
Intl Paper
Allied Ch
Jones & L
Allied Strs
Ken'cott
Allis Chal
Amerada
Lukens
Can
Minn MM
P&l
At&t
Anac Cop
Mon Wrd
Armco St
Nat Dy Pr
Armour
No Am Av
Beth Steel
Nor Pac
Boeing Air
Nor St Pw
Casej1
Norw Airl
Celanese
Penney
Ches&o
Phil Pet
CMSPP
Pure Oil
Chi& NW
Radio Crp
Chrysler
Rep Steel
Rey Tob
ComwEd
ConsEd
Sears Roe
Shell Oil
Deere Soc Mob
Douglas
St Brands
Dow Chem
St Oil
Cal
du Pont
Ind
East Kod
St Oil NJ
Firestone
Stud Pack
Ford Mtr
Sunray
Swift & Co
Igen Foods
Texas Co
Mtrs
Goodrich
Goodyear
UN Pac
GtNorRy
Greyhound
US Steel
Homestic
Westg Fl
Wiworth
IntiHarv
S&t
Tornado ravages Wisconsin neck of Menomonie area
A tornado strikes Wisconsin causing extensive damage across Menomonie and Chippewa Falls. Forty people admitted to Menomonie Memorial Hospital with seventeen injured. two critically hurt transferred to Twin Cities hospitals. Dozens homeless as farms and cottages are damaged. two tornadoes spawned across north central Minnesota.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Chippewa Falls
Menomonie Hospital
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Menomonie
Wisconsin
Two Iowa Boys Die in Tractor Accidents
DES MOINES AP Two Iowa boys were killed in separate tractor accidents on Wednesday. Jerry Krutsinger 10 of near Chariton was crushed when a learning tractor overturned on a sloped incline. Bobbie Hinricksen 13 of rural Schleswig died when his tractor plunged through a bridge on a county road.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jerry Krutsinger
Dean Krutsinger
Chariton
Bobbie Hinricksen
Dean Hinricksen
Schleswig
Musicians Union Elects New Head
Philadelphia AP report says Herbert D. Kenin 56 of the West Coast was elected president of the American Federation of Musicians to succeed James C. Petrillo. Kenin was Petrillo s hand picked successor.
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Philadelphia
Hermat D. Kenin
West Coast
Wednesday
The
American Federation of Musicians
James C. Petrillo
Kenin
Petrillo
Forsling Surrenders Law License After Tax Fines
Mrs. L. B. Forsling of Anthon surrendered her law license after a $400 fine for failure to pay state income taxes. She told the Iowa Supreme Court she is in ill health. Her husband retired last week as a district judge.
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Des Moines
L. B. Forsling
Anthon
Iowa Supreme Court
De Gaulle outlines Algeria future without independence claim
De Gaulle speaks on Algeria’s future relationship with France, urging new avenues for livelihood and dignity for Algerians without proposing independence. He notes Moslem voters outnumber settlers and questions representation basis in the National Assembly. He asserts there are only French men of one kind.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
France
National Assembly
Paris
Algiers
Assembly
Low Scoring Day at ABC Championships in Syracuse
The 68th day of the American Bowling Congress championships saw 108 teams compete with the highest score of 2790 by Lotspeidh Floors of Miami. The lead remains with the St. Louis Falstaffs at 3210 as the tourney closes Sunday.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Lotspeidh Floors
Miami
St. Louis
Bears Sign Purdue Star Barnes To Chicago Deal
Chicago Bears announced the signing of Erich Barnes a Purdue defensive halfback on Wednesday joining the NFL team. Barnes creates a new defensive option for Chicago in the upcoming season.
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Chicago
Erich Barnes
Purdue University
Chicago Bears
Eisenhower seeks authority to spend aid in satellite states
President Eisenhower wants power to spend foreign aid in Iron Curtain countries, separated from the mutual security bill under Senate debate. Senator Knowland reports the stance after a GOP White House meeting, opposing Kennedy’s satellite aid amendment but open to it as a Battle Act amendment. The foreign aid bill faces a Proxmire amendment fight over budget structuring.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Iron Curtain
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
White House
Capitol
Knowland
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
North Korea
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Defense Department
Proxmire
Dawson Opens Senior Championship Bid at Apawamis
Nearly 200 links veterans begin a 36 hole test at Apawamis Club to challenge Johnny Dawson of Palm Desert California who, at 55, leads after rounds of 70 and 73 for a 143 one under par. The 54 year history notes a 140 record by Tom Robbins in 1952, now equalled twice and matched once.
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Rye
N. Y
Apawamis Club
Johnny Dawson
Palm Desert
Calif
U. S
Tom Robbins
Pinehurst
N.C
Goldeyes edge Eau Claire 3 2 in eighth inning win
Winnipeg defeats Eau Claire 3 2 as two late runs in the bottom of the eighth give the Goldeyes their seventh straight Northern League victory. Ed Napoleon scores on a misplayed ball during a double by Julio Gotay, with Gotay driving in on Jim Schaffer’s single.
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Winnipeg
Eau Claire
Goldeyes
Ed Napoleon
Pete Person
Julio Gotay
Gotay
Jim Schaffer
Bare feet prompt store warning in Honolulu
A Honolulu department store escalator carries a sign asking customers with bare feet or Japanese slippers to use the elevator. The sign reflects a casual Hawaii tone about daily life.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Half Price Half Sandwiches at Hale's Drug Store
Hale's Drug Store in Sylvania offers half priced items to diners choosing half portions. The promotion includes half sandwiches half cups of coffee and half pieces of pie as a novelty in the Toledo area.
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Toledo
Ohio
Hale’s
Sylvania
New Mexico Health Dept Unveils First Custom Mobile Dental Unit
A custom-made two-chair mobile dental unit, described as the first of its kind worldwide, has begun operation by the New Mexico State Health Department in Santa Fe.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico State
Boomerang Feats Attributed To Australian Bushmen
Britannica Jr Encyclopedias describe wild bushmen of Australia shaping a boomerang to travel 30 yards straight then circle 50 yards in diameter and return, or strike ground and circle in air before returning.
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Australia
Farewell Party Held For Mrs. Fred Schara
Mrs. Fred Schara who is moving to Postville Iowa was honored at a Wednesday afternoon farewell party hosted by Mrs. Joe Otis 1008 Clark Bunco was played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Fred Schara and Mrs. Kenneth Schara The honored guest received gifts
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Fred Schara
Postville
Iowa
Joe Otis
Clark
Kenneth Schara
Visitation Convent selects Mary Jo Fisch senior class secretary
Mary Jo Fisch has been elected secretary of the senior class at The Visitation Convent in St. Paul. Completing her junior year, she will spend the summer with her parents Dr and Mrs H M Fisch in Austin Rt. 3. She served as organist for the graduation exercises on Tuesday.
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Mary Jo Fisch
the Visitation Convent
St. Paul
Mary Jo
H. M. Fisch
Austin Rt. 3
Women Win Golf Prizes at Ramsey Club
Four golfers won prizes for blind-hole play during ladies day at Ramsey club on Wednesday. Winners were Mrs. Donald Theissen, Mrs. Ray Hackenmiller, Mrs. Arthur Vogel, and Mrs. William LaPorte. Mrs. Orrin Sunday and Mrs. Lloyd Seiver took prizes for low putts. Noon luncheon was served by several members.
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Ramsey Club
Donald Theissen
Ray Hackenmiller
Arthur Vogel
William LaPorte
Orrin
Lloyd Seiver
Ray Stromer
Hackenmiller
Kenneth Nelson
Vogel
LaPorte
Golfers to Begin Round Robin Play at Austin Club
Ladies at the Austin Country Club played in morning and post lunch sessions. Prizes awarded in nine hole and eighteen hole events to Miss Jayne Gannon, Mrs. John Trollen, Mrs. Donald Nelson, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. Mayo Wetterberg, Mrs. Donald Schiltz, Mrs. Carr, and Mrs. E. J. McEnaney. Round robin starts next Wednesday. signups open at the clubhouse through Sunday.
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Austin Country Club
George Stahl
Jack Carr
W. H. Nordin Jr
E. C. Sargent
Arthur Buss
Jayne Gannon
John Trollen
Donald R. Nelson
Charles Wilson
Mayo Wetterberg
Donald Schiltz
Carr
E. J. McEnaney
DAV Auxiliary Names Delegates for Brainerd Convention
The DAV Auxiliary met at the VFW Hall to discuss plans and name delegates for the department convention June 27 to 29 in Brainerd. Delegates include Mrs. Clarence Bissell, Mrs. Roscoe Blanchard, Mrs. Leroy Ness, Mrs. John Skaret, Mrs. W. G. Labre, Mrs. Russell Kruger, Mrs. Loren Keist, Mrs. L. W. Lacy, Mr. Earl Schroeder, Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Mrs. Donald Wirtz. Alternates listed are Mrs. Claus Brandt, Mrs. Orvis Erickson, Mrs. Harvey Brandt, Mrs. Merrill Krueger, Mrs. Olswald Asper, Mrs. Robert Dunn, Mrs. Maynard Quickstad, Mrs. Eugene Blaser, Mrs. Eldon Larson, and Mrs. Blanchard.
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DAV
VFW
Department
Brainerd
Clarence Bissell
Roscoe Blanchard
Leroy Ness
John Skaret
W. G. Labre
Russell Kruger
Loren Keist
L. W. Lacy
Earl Schroeder
Leroy Anderson
Donald Wirtz
Adams Class Holds 10th Reunion
Thirty seven Adams High School 1948 graduates held a reunion dinner at the Old Mill Saturday evening. James Bergene was master of ceremonies. The class will was read by Lyda Mandler and Joyce Hegseth read the class prophecy.
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Adams
Adams High School
Old Mill
Terp
James Bergene
Lyda Mandler
Joyce Hegseth
Ruth Peters
Helen King
Leone Lagervall
Robert Schneider
Robert Satern
Richard Peters
William Allen
Harry Mandler
Gene Ferguson
William Morgan
Ploen Signs Second Season with Winnipeg Bombers
Winnipeg’s Kenny Ploen, last year’s all star quarterback in the Western Interprovincial Football Union, has signed for another season with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
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Winnipeg
Kenny Ploen
Western Interprovincial Football Union
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Welder Reattaches Street Sign After Collision
Sterling welder Art Bush reran into a street sign after a collision and, after notifying police, welded the sign back into its proper position.
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Sterling, Colo
Art Bush
Sterling
Bush
Haugt on suspended five days at Roosevelt Raceway
New York harness racing rider Billy Haughton, the leading money winner for six years, received a five day suspension from Roosevelt Raceway on a Wednesday ruling.
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New York
Billy Haughton
Roosevelt Raceway
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Lacy
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Minn
Stan Hyland
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Jeanette Patterson
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