Multiple births and obituaries fill Hayfield area notices
A long list of birth notices from AT ST OLAF HOSPITAL records dates June 4 5 and 6 for families in Hayfield Rose Creek and surrounding towns. Several obituaries follow including Margaret Anderson 60 and Helen Bjork 83 with survivors and funeral arrangements announced by local funeral homes Worlein Cole and others. The notices name spouses children siblings and locations across Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska.
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Margaret Anderson
Hayfield
William Jones
Margaret
William
David
Madeline Johnson
Omaha
Neb
E. R Mayer
Stockton
Calif
Cole Funeral
Municipal Court Overtime Parking and Trial Schedule
Judge Fred Vogel presides as multiple defendants face charges including overtime parking and tampering with auto. Trials set for Tuesday and Monday with innocent pleas entered and some cases involving fines or suspended sentences pending restitution in a mixed docket from St. Francis Hotel to Rose Creek.
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Louis Fletcher
St. Francis Hotel
Charles Cline
1St Drive
Ernest Griffin
St. Louis
Wesley Johnson
12Th St
Arnold Gabrielson
4Th Ave
Leonard Kester
Rose Creek
British TV announcer goes coatless on air
London AP reports BBC television announcer Alex MacIntosh appeared on screen in an open neck shirt marking the first time a BBC anchor was allowed to remove his coat and necktie. The studio felt hotter than the 83 degree outdoors.
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London
Alex MacIntosh
British Broadcasting Corp
Survivors of Lafayette Escadrille Gather in Asheville Reunion
Five of eight World War I Lafayette Escadrille survivors meet in Asheville for their first formal reunion. They reminisce 1917 slang and battles, toast with champagne from Maj. Frederick H. Prince Jr., and plan next year possibly in Paris with attendees Rear Adm. Edwin Parsons Col. Charles H. Dolan Jr. Col. Harold B. Willis and Capt. Henry S. Jones.
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Asheville
N.C
Lafayette Escadrille
Paris
France
Frederick H. Prince Jr
Old Westbury
N.Y
Edwin Parsons
Osprey
Fla
Charles H. Dolan Jr
Vero Beach
Harold B. Willis
Boston
Henry S. Jones
Largo
Symington Courts Minnesota Farmers At Democratic Meet
Symington former Air Force secretary told Albert Lea voters a strong economy sustains a strong nation as he wooed Minnesota delegates for the Democratic convention. He cited business, government and international record while meeting Iowa officials and other delegates. Art Thompson and Edwin Christiansen led discussions with farmers.
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Symington
Air Force
United States
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Humphrey
John Kennedy
D. Mass
Raid at Tulsa club nets five illegal lottery arrests
Vice squad Capt. Louis Skinner advised a crowd of 900 mostly women at a Tulsa club event that a raid was underway. The operation resulted in five arrests for running an illegal lottery as bystanders expressed mixed reactions.
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Tulsa
Okla
Louis Skinner
Daily food量 for a dachshund is one pound canned or two cups dry
For a full grown dachshund with normal exercise, about one pound of canned food or two cups of dry food daily. Vary by brand but ensure daily vitamins minerals and roughly 15 percent protein from meat and milk.
State Department Strikes Back at Soviets With 2 Statements
The State Department issued two strong protests over Khrushchev’s attacks on Eisenhower and Fidel Castro’s regime. Secretary Herter denounced Khrushchev’s personal vilification and condemned Cuba’s slander campaign aimed at sowing distrust while professing friendship.
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State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Christian A. Herter
Riceville School Board Election Filings Open
Filings for five directors and a treasurer of the new Riceville Community School district open by petition with 10 or more electors. Elections set for June 28 with terms varying by vote totals. Directors elected from five areas, with terms extending to 1961 or 1962.
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Riceville
Iowa
Riceville Community
Abner A. Hendrickson
Howard County
Paul Hull Heads State Auctioneers
Two Austin men were elected officers of the state auctioneers association at the meeting in Chaska. Col. Paul Hull was re elected president and W A Thomson advisory committee chairman and chairman of the 1961 convention. Two auctions raised over 2000 dollars for building a ball park.
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Austin
State Auctioneers Association
Chaska
Col
Paul Hull
W. A. Thomson
Mother and Father Shot Dead in Trailer Home
In Sioux Falls a man and wife were found shot to death in their trailer on Sunday. Coroner Al Iverson said James Shearer, 27, shot his wife Beverly, 23, then turned the .22 rifle on himself. Their three young daughters were near, crying in the heat.
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Sioux Falls
al Iverson
James Shearer
Shearer
Beverly
Beagle Hit by Car On Oakland Avenue Reported
An unidentified male Beagle was struck by an auto on West Oakland Avenue. The owner may claim the dog at the office of Dr Karl Knoche, veterinarian, per the Humane Society. The Austin Animal Shelter holds a Brittany Spaniel male and a white brown dog for identification and offers two Cocker puppies a Collie pup and a Labrador for adoption.
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West
Oakland Avenue
Karl Knoche
Humane Society
Austin Animal Shelter
Mike Garrity Wins St. John's Grant
Pacelli High School senior Michael K. Garrity wins a scholarship to St. John's University Collegeville. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George W Garrity and will enroll next fall to major in physics and minor in mathematics as he pursues a research science career.
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Pacelli
St. John’s University
Collegeville
Michael K. Garrity
George W. Garrity
Ard St
St. John's
Methodist drive launches to fund Lime Springs school unit
Lime Springs Methodist Church launches a drive to raise 32000 dollars for a new educational unit. The church has bought adjacent land and the 34 by 56 foot one story building plans have been approved by the congregation and the Waterloo District building committee.
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Lime Springs
Iowa
Anxiety Follows Each New Decade In U S History
James Marlow analyzes how opening a new decade has historically brought anxiety and major shifts for the United States. From 1930 to 1960 the pattern shows market collapses, wars, and policy shifts that moved the nation toward greater international engagement and alliance building.
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Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Picket Line Delays Atlas Missile Work at Cape Canaveral
About 800 union machinists struck at Convair Astronautics causing picket lines at Cape Canaveral entrances. Other unions honored the lines slowing Atlas missile work and related construction while Air Force sought to assess impact on roughly 5,000 cape workers. The Transport Workers Union, largest at the base with 1,500 members, supported the action.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
International Assn. of Machinists
Convair Astronautics
Cape
Air Force
Transport Workers Union
Building Trades
TWU
Teacher Ousted Over Sex Talks Faces Court Fight
Milwaukee school officials seek firing of Edwin M Wasilewski 34 a speech teacher at Boys Technical High School after two pupils complained about discussions of premarital relations prostitution abortion and homo sexuality Wasilewski says the topic arose in a broad class discussion and there is no rule prohibiting teaching about sex He has taught since 1956 and will be represented by the Milwaukee Teachers Union which hired an attorney.
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Milwaukee School Board
Supt. of
Harold S. Vincent
Edwin M. Wasilewski
Boys’ Technical High School
Vincent
Wasilewski
Milwaukee Teachers Union
Peach Pit Prisoner Sparks Two Peach Trees in Casper Jail
In Casper Wyoming a former jail inmate who once pitched peach pits from a third floor cell helped cultivate two thriving peach trees now growing in the jail grounds. This story highlights resilience and unlikely cultivation linked to a bygone act.
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Casper, Wy
Mark Twain Shrine Dedicated in Florida Missouri
About 7 000 people crowded into Florida Missouri for the dedication of a Mark Twain shrine. The two room cabin where Samuel Langhorne Clemens was born 125 years ago is now in a $250 000 modernist museum. Governor Blair said Twain spoke a universal language and did not belong to Missouri or any single nation but to the world.
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Florida
Mark Twain
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Clemens
James T. Blair
Missouri
Des 1932 Contracts Offer 52 Dollar Monthly Wages
In Des Moines an attorney found teachers contracts from 1932 stating salaries of 52 dollars per month. A clause declares the contract null and void if school funds are exhausted or if the schoolhouse is destroyed.
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Des Moines
Glaxo Coating Promises Longevity for Linoleum Floors
A Cleveland notice touts Glaxo a transparent coating for linoleum that seals out dirt and reduces waxing. Applied once or twice a year it preserves beauty and extends floor life.
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Cleveland's
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