Births Reported at St Olaf Hospital and Nearby Areas
Vital statistics list births to Schroer of Waltham Sundbland of Austin Mahoney of Eau Claire former Le Roy residents Heimark of Mankato Madson of Milwaukee Finke of Milwaukee and a California visitor. Surviving are seven sons and four daughters with funeral arrangements pending.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Lawrence Schroer
Waltham
Clark Sundbland
S. St. Paul
Austin
Donald Mahoney
Eau Claire
Wis
Mahoneys
LeRoy
John Heimark
Mankato
Heimark
Ann Huntting
J. G. Huntting Sr
Nicholson
Allen Madson
W. Prospect Dr
Milwaukee
Harold Madson
Lincoln
Richard Finke
Finke
Mary Jane Bovenga
Everett Bovenga
Millfield
St. Paul Hospital
Inglewood
Calif
St. Paul
Harold A. Frederick
Williams and Jensen Apply for Marriage License
Kenneth Williams of Oakland and Edith Jensen of Austin Rt apply for a marriage license. The filing lists both individuals seeking to wed with local clerk records.
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Kenneth Williams
Oakland
Edith Jensen
Austin Rt
Mary V Radloff and Ronald J Radloff Notice May 29
A formal notice dated May 29 involves Mary V Radloff and Ronald J Radloff. The document specifies a legal action or filing requiring acknowledgment or response by the recipients.
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Mary V. Radloff
Ronald J. Radloff
Deaths D J Frederick D J Frederick Dies at 82
D J Frederick, aged 82, passed away this week. Details are limited, with the notice noting the death but not listing survivors or funeral arrangements.
Obituary: Mrs Bernard Howard of Spring Valley
Mrs Bernard Howard of Spring Valley died Wednesday morning at Wadsley Rest Home at age 65. Survived by her husband, a son Bernard, three daughters Irma Hahn Viola Applen Eileen Oceltsen, three sisters Ramaker Vreeman Mead, two brothers John and Henry Rappers, and 18 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Saturday.
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Bernard Howard
Gertrude
Spring Valley
Wadsley Rest Home
Bernard
Chester Hahn
Irma
Donald Applen
Viola
Eyota
Edwin Oceltsen
Eileen
Stewartville
John Ramaker
Ed Vreeman
Gerald Mead
Forestville
John
Funeral services for Russell W Stier and Carl Anderson
Funeral services for Russell W Stier of Grand Meadow are set for 9 30 a m Friday at St Finbarr s Church with burial in St Finbarr s Cemetery. Friends may call at Burrington Funeral Chapel. Carl Anderson of Mason City Iowa has services at 12 30 p m Friday at Martz Funeral Home LeRoy and 1 30 p m at Little Cedar Lutheran Adams with interment in Little Cedar Cemetery. Friends may call at Martz Funeral Home LeRoy after 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Russell W. Stier
Grand Meadow
St. Finbarr’s Church
Raymond Galligan
St. Finbarr’s Cemetery
Burrington Funeral Chapel
Carl Anderson
Mason City
Iowa
Martz
Funeral Services for Virgil E. Roush Held
Funeral services for Virgil E. Roush of 1205 Gleason are announced, with obituary noting his death and arrangements to be announced by local funeral home.
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Virgil E. Roush
Gleason
Funeral Service Arrangements For William J Campbell
At 1 30 p m Saturday the Rev William J Campbell will officiate at the May er Funeral Home. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Mayer Funeral Home
William J. Campbell
Oakwood Cemetery
Ambulance Transfers Between Hospitals Reported
Ambulance crews moved patients starting Wednesday at 12 37 pm from Hormel Medical Dept to St Olaf Hospital. At 2 58 pm St Olaf Hospital transferred to Methodist Hospital in Rochester.
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Hormel Medical Dept
St. Olaf Hospital
St Olaf Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Red Cross Blood Used at St Olaf Hospital
Two pints of Red Cross blood were used at St Olaf Hospital totaling 1957 311.
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Red Cross
St. Olaf Hospital
Municipal Court Fines in Lansing and Blooming Prairie
James Stowell of Lansing was fined 10 dollars for parking overtime and failing to respond to written notices. Joan B Suchanek of Blooming Prairie forfeited 15 dollars for speeding.
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James Stowell
Lansing
Joan B. Suchanek
Blooming Prairie
Real Estate Transfers Lead Off Busy County Record
Property transfers listed include Henry F Ohde to Fredrick F Hor nig and others in OKt 80 Decker Acres and multiple parcel changes among Larson Kroening Dunfee Bridley Crippen Fogelstrom Havener Hattlestad Delneir Dickerson and others. Several addns and subdivisions in Westinward Bel Air Crane's Lyle and Norman Park areas appear with details on lot numbers blocks and streets.
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Henry F. Ohde
Fredrick F. Hornig
George K. Larson
Dalton H. Kroening
Westinward
Adda
June L
Robert Lee Dunfee
Austin Homestead
Norman & Janeth A. Bridley, Jr
Bryan M. Crippen Jr
Auditor
Bel-Air
Myrtie Maloney
Wdo
Melvin B
King
Crane
Lloyd R. Strand
Warwick Ld. Co
Rhodes Island Corp
Axel Hansen
Robert W. Earl
Biskenwood Park Place
Louisa l L. Taylor
Donovan R. Carroll
Lyle
Coriles W. Felton
Dennis L. Thorsheim
BO Suni
Herbert L. Hartwig
William Snyder
B. Brown
Clayton C. Moore
Vernal Moore
Bill Wil
Waltham
Arthur P. Johnson
John W. Schepier
Norman Park
Oltse
Albert A. Marks
Floyd Collette
R. R
Miller
R. Nor
Settlement of Duluth Milk Strike Might Be in Sight
Federal mediator Charles LaValley in Duluth said a settlement might be in sight as ground was offered by both sides in the 13 day milk strike. State conciliators met with union and management representatives while 500 Duluth grocery clerks and meat market butchers debated possible sympathy action. Conciliators and union leaders held talks with no firm agreement expected today. A telegram from Arrowhead Co operative Creamery at Kettle River asked Gov. Freeman to halt picketing or seek plant dispute action.
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Duluth
Charles LaValley
Duluth Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Assn
Clerks Union
Butchers Union
LaValley
Charles Johnson
Minneapolis
James Kelley
George A. Johnson
Arrowhead Co-operative Creamery Assn
Kettle River
Gov. Freeman
Arrowhead
Probe details alleged union corruption and management bribes
McClellan stated the probe should lead to the inference of impropriety and collusion between individuals to the union members. He cited exchanges of substantial favors and debated whether extortion by corrupt union officials or bribery by corrupt management, or both, were involved.
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McClellan
Extortion Ad Sparks Confusion Over Zirato Appointment
A dubious English language ad in a Japan Times suggested a purchase of Zirato on June 14 amid confusion over Bruno Zirato being named managing director of the Philharmonic Symphony Society of New York. Mrs. Scott questions why they were chosen. Scott, a child actor in Cavalcade and other films, had previously visited during the Allied occupation.
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Japan Times
Zirato
Bruno Zirato
Philharmonic Symphony Society of New York
Scott
Lloyds of London
Wuthering Heights
Court panel weighs selling courthouse square for revenue
Commissioners and city councilmen agreed any sale to the city requires voter approval. Otto Baudler argued the west half could host commerce with space for future courthouse needs on the east half. Baucier cited tax revenue and favored selling the west half while keeping the east half for courthouse use.
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Hansen
Morse
Otto Baudler
Baucier
Bourges-Maunoury Seeks French Cabinet Support
Paris The Radical Socialist Maurice Bourges-Maunoury 42, defense minister in Guy Mollet’s outgoing government, began talks with parliamentary leaders after Pierre Pflimlin failed to marshal enough backing. He met Mollet to seek Socialist cooperation as he weighs Mollet’s tax plan amid a near bankrupt government and potential conservative resistance.
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Paris
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Bourges-Maunoury
Guy Mollet
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Mollet
Skeleton of Child Found in Old House
In Chaska Minnesota an old Civil War era house yields the skeleton of a 5 to 7 year old child. Carver County authorities review abstracts to identify former occupants as workers Lenzen and Schultz uncover bones during remodeling.
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Chaska
Minn
Carver County
Lester Melchert
Melchert
Henry Lenzen
John Schultz
Francisco de Orellana First to Explore Amazon River
Francisco de Orellana, a Spanish soldier and explorer, became the first documented European to navigate and map the Amazon River during his expedition seeking El Dorado and the legendary cities of gold.
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Francisco de Orellana
Amazon River
Roope Earns Austin Junior College Degree
Police Chief George Roope earned an associate of arts degree from Austin Junior College completing studies from 1948 to 1954. He balanced college work with his duties as police chief after earlier service as a patrolman and in the Korean War.
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Roope
Austin Junior College
George Roope
FBI National Academy
Washington
D. C
Austin Police
Police Department
Police Civil Service
Rhino horn powder sells high among African buyers
A curved horn on a rhinoceros is said to have medicinal value when powdered. It reportedly sells for about 150 dollars per pound to wealthy African patrons.
Red Wing Author Frances Densmore Dies at 90
Frances Densmore a Red Wing author and Indian culture expert died in a Red Wing hospital at age 90. She wrote nearly 25 books on Indian civilization and worked with the Smithsonian Institution as an Indian research specialist. Her work included recording tribal songs on wax cylinders and later transcribing them. A Red Wing native and Oberlin College graduate, she received an honorary doctorate from Macalester College in 1950.
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Red Wing
Minn
Frances Densmore
Miss Densmore
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Tokyo dam opens after 19 years and heavy costs
An electric push button today opened the gates of Ogochi Dam, completed after 19 years and 60 million dollars, with 8 and 2 lives lost. The 447 foot high structure will supply water to about 1,220,000 people daily on the Tamagawa River outskirts of Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Ogochi
Tamagawa River
Miss Grand Meadow Becky Michaelsen to represent North Iowa
Becky Michaelsen a 1957 Grand Meadow High School graduate will be the candidate for Miss North Iowa from Grand Meadow at Band Festival Day in Mason City next Tuesday. She was chosen by fellow band members to lead the parade and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Michaelsen.
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Grand Meadow
Becky Michaelsen
Grand Meadow High School
La Crosse Surgeon to Head AMA in 58
Dr. Gunnar Gundersen of La Crosse Wisconsin 60 named president elect of the American Medical Assn by the AMA House of Delegates. He will take office next June at the San Francisco convention and become the 112th AMA president succeeding Dr. David B Allam of Atlantic City New Jersey. Gundersen began private practice with his father in 1922 and now runs the Gundersen Clinic with brothers Sigurd Alf and Thorolf Gundersen.
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New York
Gunnar Gundersen
la Crosse
Wis
American Medical Assn
AMA House of Delegates
San Francisco
Association
Gundersen
David B. Allam
Atlantic City
N.J
Wisconsin
Sigurd B
Alf H
Thorolf E. Gundersen
Agua Caliente Legacy: Palm Springs Beginnings in 1774
Palm Springs California, then Agua Caliente, is noted for its hot springs dating to 1774. The brief item highlights the area's early identification by Spanish explorers and its enduring thermal resource.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Agua Caliente
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