Local residents meet relatives and attend community events
A long list of visits and trips follows with Halvor Leraan Ina Bowers and others traveling to Enderson North Dakota to visit kin. Community activities include Mitchell County 4 H Rally Day at Little Cedar school, a cemetery society meeting, and Vacation Bible School ending with 51 enrollees. Families attend graduations, travel for concerts, and welcome new births while others return from trips to Casper Wind and Estes Park.
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Halvor Leraan
Ina Bowers
Coenaias
Enderson
N. D
John Walters
Clarence Bless
Jerry
Terry Kaster
Penderton
Ore
George Kaster
Albin Groth
Nancy
Milwaukee
Washkish
Minn
Mitchell County
4-H
Little Cedar
Cemetery Society
Clara Brogmus
Andrew Groth
Methodist Church
Sargeant and nearby residents host visitors and graduations
A wave of guests from Iowa and New York visits Sargeant and nearby towns. Families including Mortensen Harvester and Jensen households hosted multiple dinners and gatherings. High school grads from Hayfield and Austin celebrate, while church groups and reunions attend June events and WSWS meetings locally.
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LeRoy DeGeorge
Peter Rubendahl
John Rhinesmith
Chip
Palmer Clark
Des Oines
Iowa
Henry Mortensen
Mark
DeGeorge
Rhinesmith
Clark
Mortensen
Edward Karjes
Lake City
Patricia Roseke
Aburn
Jennie Grunwaldt
Fred Augustin
Austin
Fred Lange
Mary Ann
Evanger Ladies Aid
William Decker Jr
Hayfield High School
Shirley Bartlett
Carl Bartlett
Austin High School
Shirley
R. A. Prechette
John Noska
Montgomery
Minn
Frechette
William Decker
Barbara Jensen
New York
Jens Jensen
James Hansen
Rose Creek
Lee LeBaron
Sargeant
Connie Rousseau
Barbara
Fort Dodge
Austin Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Graduations
Oak Grove residents Mrs. Charles Strehlow and Basil Bierce with Martin Christensen share visits in Portage and Wyocena Wisconsin. Danleys, Teeters and Edward attend supper at Ly all Danley home while Edna Teeter visits Basil Bierce in Austin. Henry Spreckles visits Arnold Wachlin in Blooming Prairie. Strehlows and Glenn Johnson family attend Austin graduation exercises last Thursday. Mildred graduates.
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Basil Bierce
Austin
Portage
Wyocena
Wis
Bierce
Martin Christensen
William Danley
Hugh Danley
Edna Teeter
Edward
Lyall Danley
Alvin Flanders
Ford Schreiber
Henry Spreckles
Blooming Prairie
Arnold Wachlin
Charlies Strehlow
Glenn Johnson
Mildred
Ear functions beyond hearing maintain balance systems
The ear serves as a hearing organ and contains balance maintenance mechanisms. It integrates vestibular inputs to preserve spatial orientation and equilibrium.
Hunt on for More Bodies Near Coshocton Farm
Authorities plan to return to the Cle tus Reese farm after two bodies were found in a six day span. The latest corpse, like Clyde Patton, showed a crushed head. Reese, charged with first degree murder, admitted killing Patton and implied more killings.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Reese
Patton
Lester Melick
Danville
Melick
Harry
Knox
Paul Cochran
Knox County
Cochran
Gilbert Kempf
Trouble With Rhee Seen If Geneva Fails
James Marlow warns that if the Geneva conference collapses the risk of renewed war in Korea rises. He notes Syngman Rhee's 20 divisions and 650000 troops trained by the United States, plus 250000 U N troops in South Korea, facing 1 million Communist forces across the armistice line and warns U S and U N intervention could resume full scale fighting. He adds that Rhee could push war by firing a single shot and that South Korea relies on U S support to maintain its army.
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Washington
Syngman Rhee
Geneva
Korea
Indochina
Rhee
North
South Korea
United States
United Nations
No Man’s Land
U. S
U. N
Court Denies Bail to Costello in Tax Evasion Case
New York U S Court of Appeals refused bail for gambler Frank Costello while he appeals his conviction for income tax evasion. Costello, 61, has been in Federal House of Detention since May 17 after a five year sentence and a $30,000 fine for $39,015 in unpaid taxes. He has refused to discuss assets to satisfy the fine.
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New York
U. S. Court of Appeals
Frank Costello
Costello
Federal House of Detention
Tulsa U Golfer Cards Two Holes in One Round
Tulsa University golfer Thomas Barker, 20, of Hot Springs, shot a 71 at Hot Springs Country Club and made two aces in the same 18 hole round. He aced the 156-yard No 3 hole with an eight iron and the 160-yard No 15 with a seven iron.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Tulsa University
Hot Springs Country Club
Thomas Barker
Barker
Strike Ends? Transit Vote Today In Indianapolis
Members of the AFL Motor Coach Employee Union and Indianapolis transit directors vote today on a proposed agreement to end a six week strike by 800 bus and trolley operators. Negotiators recommended acceptance though terms are withheld until approval. The May 1 strike left over 500000 people with no mass transit aside from taxis.
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Indianapolis
AFL Motor Coach Employee Union
Indianapolis Transit System
Doctor 82 Writes Off Medical Debts Celebrates 60 Years
CHICAGO An 82 year old Indiana doctor has canceled all medical debts of his patients to mark sixty years as a practicing physician. Dr Frank Wiedemann has practiced in Terre Haute since 1894 and says he wanted to share the anniversary with his patients.
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Chicago
Indiana
Frank E. Wiedemann
Terre Haute
New Suspect Held in Profit Murder Plot
In Lake Wales murder for profit plot investigations a new suspect Raymond James 32 Pensacola millhand was brought to the county jail from Pensacola after being arrested on charges of conspiring to murder K H Gerlach 81 a Lake Wales calendar manufacturer. Durden Donnelly and others are linked to additional plots with Donnelly dead and Durden confessing to three conspiracies. Durden faces bond and remains under question as officers pursue leads in the killings for profit case.
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Bartow
Fla
Lake Wales
Raymond James
Pensacola
K. H. Gerlach
Pat Gordon
James
Gerlach
Willard Durden
Orlando
Emmett Donnelly
Donnelly
Durden
Byrd Roach
Louise Hawley
Gordon
Red Wing and County News Briefs Highlight Education and Local Issues
Red Wing parents on a PTA council survey favor citizenship and respect in high school over homework or marks, with 800 responses informing the board. Winona County contemplates a courthouse east parking lot, while Jackson County plans radio network integration with the state police. An Albert Lea youth nearly drowned at Fountain Lake, rescued by teens and a boatman, revived by fire rescue. Carleton arboretum to host a decentralized nature museum. Red Wing elementary playgrounds to be asphalted. district buys a house for future site expansion. Albert Lea fireman Truman Olson becomes Northwood Country Club manager after 34 years. Stewartville district voters approve a 960000 bond for a new junior-senior high school including gym and agricultural training.
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Red Wing
Board of Education
PTA
Albert Lea
Truman E. Olson
Northwood Country Club
Olson
Stewartville Consolidated School
South to Seek Loopholes in Race Decision
Attorneys general of Southern states may meet this summer to seek legal avenues to maintain segregation in public schools after the Supreme Court ruling. The 15 state closed-door conference in Richmond discussed options and noted no group action was proposed. Georgia’s attorney general and Virginia’s governor spoke on the lack of unified action and future meetings.
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Richmond
Supreme Court
Georgia
Atty
Eugene Cook
Virginia
Thomas B. Stanley
Stanley
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
McKenna Tax Trial Shifts to Night Session in St Paul
Judge Bell ordered an extraordinary night session to finish the federal income tax evasion trial of Leo J. McKenna, former Caledonia mayor and auto and farm firm operator, with his wife testifying in his defense. Prosecution claims that 1947-48 income was inflated by duplicated IRS sales slips. Leamon Evans testified his weekly earnings were $50 but paid only $39 after car payments.
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ST. Paul
Robert C. Bell
Leo J. McKenna
McKenna
Caledonia
Internal Revenue Service
Leamon Evans
Churchill to Be Installed in Knight of the Garter
Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill will be installed Monday as a member of Britain's Most Noble Order of the Garter in a Windsor ceremony. Queen Elizabeth II will share the honor, lifting him to royal knighthood a year after she elevated him at Windsor Castle. Churchill once refused the Garter in 1945 and offered reasons remain unclear amid palace statements. One unverified tale says Churchill joked about accepting from a sovereign whose people had given him the Order of the Boot.
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Churchill
Alvin Steinkopf
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Britain
Order of the Garter
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Elizabeth II
Windsor Castle
George VI
Five Years for Farm Swindle in Minnesota Case
Samuel J. Sens former partner in the Marietta creamery received a five year federal prison term after a jury convicted him of using the mails to defraud. He was fined 5000 dollars and must arrange af fairs before serving time. The scheme involved worthless checks for butter planted in the Chicago market during 1951. Morrison pleaded guilty in New York, tied to the same 12 count indictment.
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Mankato
Minn
Samuel J. Sens
Marietta
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Sens
Minneapolis
Five Day Forecast for Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa
Temperatures will run 4 to 7 degrees above normal with highs from 76 in the north to 85 in the south and lows from 52 to 59. Warmer weather will arrive Sunday and Monday followed by a cooling trend late Tuesday or Wednesday. Showers are likely Sunday and Monday with total rainfall near 1 inch north and around 0.25 inch in the extreme south.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
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Selmer Johnson
Norma
Janet Loeben
Casper
Wyo
Keith Jorn
Byran Calhoun
Paul
Los Angeles
Philip Walker
Storm Lake
Calhoun
A. M. Goiheim
Ruth
Luther Tollefson
George Olson
Desnes
Ted Carlson
H. A. Michelson
San Jose
Calif
Methodist
Wayne McNutt
Harold Jaspers
Jerry Dohier
Paul Rosel
Seward
Neb
Paul Jr
Concordia Teachers College
Rosel
Rocky Ridge Music Center
Estes Park
Colo
Camp Kilner
N. J
Dean
D. O. Roll
Douglas
Jerry Jordahn
St. Ansgar High School
Waldorf College
Forrest City
Joseph Jordah
Glen Anderson
Aredale
Marion Carberry
M. Thompson
Lyle
Cora
Elsie Ostenson
William Owen
Otto Nitardy
Rudolph Nitardy
Pharmaceutical
Wilson Company
Jess Greenwood
Vin
Oak Grove
Charles Strehlow
Lockvent
Rusco Window & Awning Co
Sutton Place
Clyde Patton
Fresno
Cletus Reese
By James Marlow
Tulsa U
America
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Spee
Decker Hardware
S&h
East Bridge Street
South State
Winona
Jackson County
Board of Commissioners
Sheriff's Office
Albert Sea
Fountain Lake
Fire Department
Carleton College Arboretum
Carleton Natural History Club
South
AIR Force
Tony I Han
Tony
Thomas Cutshaw
New York City
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Tex
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Sth
Juilliard School of Music
Newark
Fifth Air Force
Weather Report
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Hi-Way Sales Co
Austin, Minnesota
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