Vital Statistics St Olaf Hospital Entries
Fragments record births for Kenneth Hedlof and Carole Braaten with addresses in Austin and 8th Street SW plus a birth for Larry Craig Ingersoll and Jean Braaten. A marriage for Joseph Rosavy and Jean Hardy and a divorce involving June D Gladitsch from Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Kenneth Hedlof
8Th St. SW
Larry Craig Ingersoll
Austin Rt. 1
Carole Jean Braaten
10Th Ave
Joseph Anthony Rosavy
4Th St. NE
Jean Marie Hardy
8Th St. No
Obituary notices reflect local deaths and public notices
Clarence B. Hanson 62 died at Methodist Hospital Rochester after a long career at Firestone Station Austin. Bertha Northwick 87 died at United Hospital Blue Earth. Andrew E. Gibart 70, George Peterson 204 2nd Ave SW, plus several others listed with funeral details. Includes corrections to Karl George Nelson’s great grandchildren count and multiple court dispositions and personal thanks notices from area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Hanson
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Bertha Northwick
United Hospital
Blue Earth
Minn
Kermeth Northwick
Austin
Andrew E. Gibart
Geo. A. Hormell & Co
Genevieve
Edward
Sacramento
Calif
Donald
Fred
Ursula) Keefe
John
Mary Anne) Dunlap
Robert
Delores) Snitko
Milwaukee
Joseph
Michael
Joseph Weiss
Oak Creek
Wis
Joseph Wolf
Cudahy
Peterson
George E. Peterson
2Nd Ave
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Arthur L. Swenson
Oakwood Cemetery
Worlein Funeral Home
Ray in British custody as extradition battle looms
James Ray, fugitive linked to the King assassination, remains in a London jail held without bail. He faces passport and gun charges with extradition possible. American authorities press for cases in Tennessee and Missouri while Britain assigns a lawyer and monitors possible appeals up to the House of Lords.
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Ray
High Court
House of Lords
King
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Canada
London
Lisbon
Toronto
Galt
Florida
Missouri
Britain
Tennessee
Dr. King
Osage Students Earn Lane-Wells Scholarships
Two Osage youths at Iowa State University in Ames received Lane-Wells scholarships for 1968 69. Loree Erdmann daughter of Harold and Loree Erdmann earned 375 dollars in science and humanities. Diana Donner daughter of Bob and Loree Donner earned 250 dollars in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSAGE
Iowa
Iowa State University
Ames
Lane - Wells
Lane-Wells
Loree Erdmann
Harold Erdmann
Diana Donner
Bob Donner
101 Students Finish Bible School Classes
SARGEANT Minnesota Vacation Bible School closed with a picnic at Evanger Lutheran Church northeast of Sargeant. Superintendent was Mrs Anton Jensen. The theme was Tell the Good News. A total of 101 pupils attended with instructors across kindergarten through eighth grade and a playground supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargeant
Minn
Evanger Lutheran Church
Anton Jensen
Plymouth Youth Center
Francis Bungum
Morris Linbo
Sarah Estby
Merwin Read
Rose Linbo
Leonard Westin
Bruce Show
Joyce Jensen
Lyle Muself
Elmer Valen
Peter Valen
Girl From Cook Is Region Queen
Faith Svedberg a 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs David H Svedberg of Cook Minn was crowned regional dairy princess Monday She will represent northeastern Minnesota in the Princess Kay of the Milky Way contest at the State Fair on August 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbing, Minn
Faith Svedberg
David H. Svedberg
Cook, Minn
Minnesota
French Students, Police Clash on Streets Again
Paris reports say more than 1,000 students clashed with police in the Latin Quarter sparking skirmishes lasting until dawn after the drowning of a youth near Paris. The National Students Union urged a night demonstration as workers hold strikes nationwide amid stalled talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Paris
Seine
Meulan
The
National Students Union
France
National
Marian Students Announce Post-High Plans
Marian High School graduates share future paths with Joyce Mauer enrolling at LaJames College in Mason City Iowa to study hair styling and cosmetology. Joseph R Brown leaves Stacyville to study at Area 10 Business College in Cedar Rapids. Elaine Bena departs Stacyville to work as a nurses aide at St Marys Hospital Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacyville
Swa
Marian High School
Joyce Mauer
LaJames College of
Mason City
Iowa
Raymond Mauer
Stayville
Joseph R. Brown
Adrian Brown
Cedar Rapids
Area 10 Business College
Elaine Bena
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Helen Bena
E H Bonds and Freedom Shares April Sales Reported
Mower County Chairman A L Sponberg says April sales of E H Bonds and Freedom Shares totaled 97 309, bringing 1958 year to date to 472 929 or 35 percent of the county goal. Neighboring counties show Freedom 110 943 309 400 or 42 percent Steele 25 047 145 831 or 34 percent Dodge 3 959 27 134 or 21 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
A. L. Sponberg
E&h
Freedom
Steele
Dodge
Swede Savage to Drive Lorenzen Ford in Carolina 500
Swede Savage of Los Angeles was named to drive Fred Lorenzen's factory backed 1968 Ford in Sunday's Carolina 500 mile stock car race at Rockingham North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
N.C
Swede Savage
Los Angeles
Fred Lorenzen
Ford
Carolina
Clay seeks Supreme Court appeal of federal conviction
New Orleans AP reports Cassius Clay who was stripped of the world heavyweight title for refusal to be drafted has the right to appeal his federal court conviction to the U S Supreme Court under the cleared path of legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cassius Clay
U.S. Supreme Court
Today in History June 11 1968 Highlights
On this date in 1942 the United States and the Soviet Union disclosed a lend lease to aid the Soviet war effort. Also on this date King George I of England died in 1727 and Metternich died in 1859. The Comstock Lode claim in Six Mile Canyon began in 1859 yielding ore.
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Associated Press
United States
Soviet Union
George I
England
Prince Klemens von Metternich
Six Mile Canyon
Comstock Lode
Russia
Juliana
Netherlands
Canada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Benito Mussolini
U.N. Security Council
Lebanon
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Israel
Syria
Center to Open 1.4 Million Underground Civil Defense Center
Maynard Massachusetts AP reports a new 1.4 million underground Civil Defense center dedicated as a regional communications hub for emergency functions in natural disasters or nuclear attack across Region 1 covering New England states New York New Jersey Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard, Mass
New England
New York
New Jersey
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Markets Report from South St. Paul Livestock Market
South St. Paul trading shows cattle receipts at about 4 500 and hogs around 7 000 with varied demand. Slaughter cattle prices hold steady to high, hogs steady to higher early then thin, and sheep markets active with steady to firm values across classes. Prices cover weights from feeders to heavy slaughter stock and reflect regional and national price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
Minnneapolis Cash Grain
Minneapolis
New York
Austin
Hormel
U.S
Cutter & Canners
Edison
Gang rooms erupt in Chinatown as White Eagles attack family
New York police report a street gang has surfaced in Chinatown a once quiet area. Ten members of the White Eagles allegedly beat a woman and her two sons during a shopping trip. Three youths faced felonious assault charges following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chinatown
White Eagles
South West Africa Population and Area
South West Africa spans 318,261 square miles roughly the size of Texas and Louisiana combined. It has an estimated population of 584,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West Africa
Texas
Louisiana
Two Minnesota Soldiers Die in Vietnam Action
Washington AP reports two Minnesota soldiers among 103 announced as killed in recent combat. Spec. 4 Douglas R. Ott of St. Cloud and Pfc. Leland D. Welch of Belview are named as the fallen, Ott married to Maria R. Ott.
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Washington
Minnesota
Pentagon
Douglas R. Ott
Maria R. Ott
St. Cloud
Leland D. Welch
Joseph P. Welch
Belview
Gunman Escapes With About $6,000 After Club Holdup
In Minneapolis, a gunman fled a daytime holdup at the Flame Nite Club and Cafe Morday with roughly $6,000 in cash and checks. Police said he entered around 10 a.m. with a partner remaining in the getaway car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Stocks Hit New Highs as Market Remains Steady
At 1 p.m. the New York stock list shows gains for firms like Allied Ch and Inland Stl while Am Can and Dow components trend higher. Major players such as Boeing, General Electric, RCA, and Texaco post notable increases amid broad activity in industrials and consumer goods stocks.
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New York
Allied Ch
Allis Chal
Intl
Harv
AmCan
Intl Paper
AmMtr
Jns& L
At&t
Jostens
Am Tb
Kencott
Anconda
Lorillard
Arch Dn
S Minn MM
Armco Stl
Minn PL
Phillips
Polaroid
Cntl
RCA
Deere
DowCm
Rexall
du Pont
Rey Tb
Sears R
Firestone
Shell Oil
Ford Mtr
Sinclair
Elec
Sp Rand
Ford
St Brands
Sam Shulsky on Inflation, Bonds and Elderly Investing
Sam Shulsky discusses whether elderly investors should hold high grade bonds amid inflation, weighing yields versus inflation protection and personal cushion. He notes 7 percent bond yields and 4–5 percent stock yields, then answers questions about Consolidated Edison 6 percent preferred rights, and how stock rights and MIP plans are handled, advising focus on individual circumstances and risk tolerance.
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D. Gladitsch
Del
Clarence Hanson
Hanson
Main
Oakland
4Th St
Violet
David
Steven
Frank
Lillian) Miller
Willmar
A. R. Hanson
Berg Funeral Chapel
Andrew Fe, Gibart
George Stroub Ward
George Stroub
Oconomowoc
Gordon Stroub
22Nd St
Kathy
Notbohm Funeral Home
Emma H. Pagel
St. Ansgar
Ela
Helena Pagel
Henry
Emil
Mankato
Karl George
K.G.) Nelson
Grand Meadow
DIAL
Roscoe T. Dial
12Th Ave
Mayer Funeral Home
Harry Jones
Nelson
Bear Creek Lutheran Church
Allen T. Peterson
Bear Creek Cemetery
Burrington Funeral Chapel
Berhow
Morgan
Isele
Seery
Ardo Berhow
David Anderson
Harold Anderson
Roberts
Stahl
Ignace Chiz
Fred Kraft
Larry Dybevik
Carless
Giles Cain
John Diesman
William Miller
19Th Ave
Rodney Bjork
Lansing
Wayne Alwelling
Rose Creek
Harvey Iverson
Hwy. 218
Glenville
Douglas Marsden
6Th Ave
Richard Arnd
Mapleview
Alan Betterath
13Th Ave
Rodney Kvam
5Th Ave
James Johnson
7Th Ave
David Ingrebritson
Gary Slegh
Hollandale
Jerome Schiffman
Freemont
Jerry Hungerford
Gwen Ann Langan
Thomas Langan
St. Marys Hospital, Rochester
James Ray
Missouri State Prison
Wandsworth
Ramon George Sneyd
Paul Bridgman
Toronto Board of Education
Eric Starvo Galt
Eric St. Vincent Galt
St. V
Cook
Sorbonne
Grace Baptist Church
4Th Ave
Bible School
Harlan Knight
Marian
E-H
Clay
Chicago Livestock
N.Y. Chinatown
al Pharmacy
By R. L
Dick) Berg
R. L
Std Ave
Capp
Vietnam
Gunman
American Exchange
Hormel & Co
Eaton Howard
Owas
Eaton & Howard Group of Mutual Funds
Wright Wells & CO
1St National Bank
Austin, Minn
Sam Shulsky
Investor's Guide
Consolidated Edison
Stock Exchange
Clayton Meyer
State Farm Fire and Casualty Compart
Bloomington
Illinois
John Mayer, JR
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