Births at St Olaf and Beyond Highlight Local Families
Reported births at St Olaf Hospital include Kenneth Clifford’s daughter on June 1 and Gene Williams’s daughter on June 11 in Rochester and Albert Lea. Also listed are Maas, Smith, Bissen, Culton and Palm er families with newborn sons and daughters, plus a Plunkett baby in Rochester and a Kaput son at McGuire Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Kenneth Clifford
6Th Ave
Gene Williams
Denver
Colo
Darrel Maas
Commercial St
Albert Lea
Edmund Smith
4Th St
Benno Bissen
4Th Ave
George Culton
Richard Plunkett
Rochester
St. Marys Hospital
Hugh V. Plunkett Sr
4Th St. NW
Roland H. Kaput
McGuire Air Force Base
N. J
Vera Kaput
3Rd St. NW
Deaths in Iowa and South Dakota Area
Ole Grosland 75 of west of Northwood Iowa died Sunday at home. Melvin Norregaard 48 of Austin died unexpectedly at a neighbor’s farm. Harriet A Tunmore 93 of Austin died Saturday at home after a long illness. Funeral details announced by Mayer Funeral Home and services held in Aberdeen South Dakota with Maj Alfred Gorton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Grosland
Northwood
Iowa
Melvin Norregaard
Austin Rt. 4
Agnes
Peter Norregaard
Lake Mills
Walter
Lyle and
Soren
Burbank
Calif
Frank Duerst
Lyle
Harold Bellville
Long Beach
Mayer Funeral Home
Harriet A. Tunmore
Sth
Ross Eckert
John Rossiter
Austin
Maj
Alfred Gorton
Riverside Cemetery
Aberdeen
Card of Thanks and local notices from Spring Valley area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Rev Campbell Rev Nielsen relatives friends and neighbors for visits cards and gifts during a St Olaf Hospital stay. Names Dr Twiggs Dr Stahl Pastor Kamp Mapleview Modified Club St Johns La Spring Valley. Police notices list multiple speeding fines illegal passing and center line violations with judges and amounts. Also a hospital note: Paul Laufle son of Gus Laufle is a surgery patient room 206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Rev. Nielsen
St. Olaf Hospital
Ernest Storry
Dr. Twiggs
Stahl
Pastor Kamp
Lady Bugs
Mapleview Modified Club
St. John's la
Paul Laufle
Gus Laufle
13Th St. NE
Judge Fre d Vogel Presiding Over Dexter Area Case
George Elit of the Dexter area had a 60 day jail term for passing a no fund check revoked and ordered to serve the 60 days full time after being picked up in Dodge County on a drunkenness count while previously allowed to work days in Rochester. Jerome Pfeifer of Mapleview and Lawrence Hugtviet of Brownsdale received no fund check penalties with suspended terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vogel
George Elit
Dexter Area
Elit
Rochester
Dodge County
Jerome Pfeifer
Mapleview
Lawrence Hugtviet
Brownsdale
Pack 103 Tours Spring Valley Area
Thirty-one Cub Scouts from Pack 103 and Pack 108 toured Mystery Cave in Spring Valley then held a noon cook-out on park grounds. Cub master T C Sandell awarded honors to Tommy Christ and others after a softball game. accompanying adults included the Sandells and several den fathers. The trip was by chartered bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banfield School
Mystery Cave
Spring Valley
Park
T. C. Sandell
Tommy Christ
Stewart Peterson
Tom Knopf
Wayne Hallman
Billy Stevens
George Wright
Jim Polivka
Ronnie Kobes
Robert Schmidt
Randy Kimpell
Mark Thomas
John Thomas
Donn Sandell
Sandells
Sylvester Thompson
Kermit Thomas
R. D. Dodge
Frederick Ten Eyck
Daryl Robes
den Fathers
Dexter Grange Announces Traveling Project for Camp
Dexter Grange presented the traveling project for the handicapped children's camp at Todd Park and a program to the Lyle Grange. The youth conference will have a milk break June 25 and a booth at the fair. A district picnic is set for July 3 at Spring Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Grange
Todd Park
Lyle Grange
Enterprise School
Grange
Spring Valley
May 1949 Jobs Rise to 67.2 Million as Unemployment Falls
The Labor Department reports a May increase of about one million in employment bringing total civilian jobs to 67,208,000. Unemployment drops to 3,459,000 and the rate to 4.9 percent, while factory employment falls 45,000 as steel and machinery cutbacks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Ingenuity Citation Given for Austin Man's Panel
S. Sgt. Gordon A. Farnsworth of Austin received a citation for ingenuity after designing an automatic checking panel for aircraft landing at Sculthorpe Air Force Base in England. The panel will be installed with Runway Supervisory equipment and Farnsworth’s photo and the unit were featured in the Nase newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Sculthorpe Air Force Base
England
Gordon A. Farnsworth
Luella Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Plans for the Big Sing in Rochester 1962 discus
A Rhinelander Wisconsin meeting of Upper Midwest AMC and Wiscon sin AMC officials discussed a joint Mid Continent plan to merge for the Big Sing in Rochester in 1962. About 800 male singers are expected, with current Upper Midwest strength around 400. Les Axdahl of Minneapolis was elected president of the Mid Continent group along with Elmer Rabine Appleton Wis Charles Phare Milwaukee and Ervin Rutz Rochester as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Midwest
Big Sing
Austin
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
Wis
Walter H. Nordin Jr
Otto Wenzel
Mid-Continent
Rochester
Les Axdahl
Minneapolis
Elmer Rabine
Appleton
Charles Phare
Milwaukee
Ervin Rutz
Vacation Classes At Brownsdale Churches
Brownsdale Minnesota reports Vacation Church School classes are held at Baptist Our Saviour's Lutheran and Our Lady of Loretto this week. Protestant schools began last week and Catholic school starts today. Methodist school concluded with a Sunday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsdale
Minn
the Baptist
Our Saviour’s Lutheran
Our Lady of Loretto
Nasser Arrives in Yugoslavia for Talks with Tito
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived in Belgrade for talks with Yugoslav President Tito. The visit underscores evolving ties between Egypt and Yugoslavia during a period of regional diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pula
Yugoslavia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Philippines in shiny American dress as Eisenhower eyes Asia
Manila describes the Philippines as a blend of Latin America and the Orient in a shiny American dress. The nation, a former US colony independent since 1946, remains staunchly pro American with wide English use, large American cultural influence, and unresolved unemployment challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Ike
Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Japan
India
Pickets Fight Atomic Industry With Aerial Tactics
The Engineers and Architects Assn plans a one day weekly walkout of 6,000 Convair workers in San Diego with a aircraft towing a strike banner to deter helicopter crossings. They seek a 6 percent wage rise and better layoff and arbitration provisions. Meanwhile, IAM talks at Atlas missile bases face slow progress as Lockheed machinists reject a pay offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Engineers
Architects Assn
Convair
E. Marvin Sconyers
International Assn
Sconyers
Burbank
Lockheed
California
Navy
San Francisco
Lockheed Missile Machinists
Pomona
Atlas Missile
Wyoming
Nebraska
Florida
Movie Writers Back on Job as TV Group Remains on Strike
Hollywood AP The Writers Guild of America West approves a 42 month pact for 500 screenwriters with a 10 percent pay rise and a $600,000 health fund plus 5 percent of salary from picture receipts. TV writers continue to strike seeking profit shares from foreign sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Group
Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
West
Guild
Nixon and Halleck on Opposite Sides Over School Aid Bill
Vice President Nixon and House Republican Leader Halleck reportedly back competing positions on a school construction bill. Nixon favors a compromise to remove the issue from the campaign, while Halleck seeks to kill the measure. Eisenhower is expected to sign a compromise plan. The House approved a four year 1.3 billion program and the Senate a two year 1.8 billion bill for grants. Conference prospects ensue as Senate House panel consideration looms and a Powell amendment on segregated schools faces likely discard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Associates
Nixon
Halleck
Chicago
Ike
Congressional
Eisenhower
Senate
Ing
Senate House Committee
James C. Davis
D-Ga
Senate House Conference
Adam Clayton Powell
West Solidarity Alarm Over Soviet Disarmament Plan
French disarmament expert Jules Moch warned at the 10 nation conference that Khrushchev's June 2 plan signals a change in Soviet stance. He said the plan, tied to French ideas, could threaten Western Alliance unity unless not used to exploit the bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
France
Soviet Union
Jules Moch
Nikita Khrushchev
Moch
Khrushchev
Valerian Zorin
Kinsmans to Aid Choral Air Lift Fund
Kinsmans will donate the garden store gross receipts Wednesday to the Choral air lift fund. The Choralaires trip to Llangoed North Wales in July has raised about $9,000. Passports shots and other routine foreign trip preparations are completed for 20 members the director and accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsman’s
Choralaires
Llangoen
Two Teens Fined for Consuming Beer in County
Two youths arrested Saturday by the sheriff's night patrol were fined 25 dollars or 25 days in Municipal Court this morning for consuming beer. Fined were G. Dennis Wakefield of Dexter and David A. Hanson of Elkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's
G. Dennis Wakefield
Dexter
David A. Hanson
Elkton
Broadway Reopens Tonight After Blackout Curtain Rise
New York AP reports 19 Broadway plays will reopen tonight as stage theaters end a blackout that began June 2. Twenty two shows closed over a contract dispute with actors and producers. three titles Duel of Angels Andersonville Trial Finian’s Rainbow shut permanently. Actors Equity and the League of New York Theaters agree on pensions and higher minimum salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Andersonville
Finian
Actors Equity
League of New York Theaters
Eight Die In South Dakota Weekend Highway Crash
South Dakota reports its heaviest weekend highway toll with eight fatalities. Victims include 19 year olds Alonzo Speakman of Sturgis and David Peterson of Midland, 16 year old Donna Hart of Lead, and others across rural counties. The deadly plunge occurred near Deadwood when the car dropped 600 feet down an embankment near Eagle Butte. Roger Price of St Cloud, Minnesota died en route. his wife Marilyn hospitalized and daughter Jean Marie unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Alonzo Keith Speakman
Sturgis
Donna Hart
Lead
Deadwood
Ed W. Wicks
Faith
David Peterson
Midland
Ludwig Skovlund
Bruce
David J. Preszler
Aberdeen
James Carda
Melette
Roger W. Price
St. Cloud
Minn
Price
St. Cloud State College
Marilyn Jean
Jean Marie
Eagle Butte
Ike Plans on Island Tuesday in Manila Visit
Manila dispatch outlines President Eisenhower schedule for Tuesday. 3:45 p.m. arrives from Alaska via Wake Island at Clark Field. 4:30 p.m. flies to Manila and is greeted by President Carlos P. Garcia. 6:15 p.m. reaches Malacanang Palace after city motor trip. Manila time is 13 hours ahead of EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Wake Island
Clark Field
Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Malacanang Palace
Raymond Girl Region 5 Princess Named
Marvis Dykema, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dykema of Raymond, Minn, was chosen as Region 5 Princess Kay of the Milky Way at Benson. She won from 18 contestants in the regional contest held Saturday and will compete at the Minnesota State Fair next September.
Cuba Revolt Leader Faces Death Charge
In Havana a former army captain Manuel Beaton faces trial by a military court with possible death sentence for attempting a revolt against Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Beaton was flushed from a hiding place in western Cuba, the last of 16 insurgents who fled into the rugged mountains during Batista’s downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Manuel Beaton
Cuba
Beaton
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Granddaughter Dead As Tombstone Falls At Cemetery
Domdidier Switzerland. Marie-Claude Grossrieder nine accompanied by sister to grave of grandfather. Tombstone toppled and crushed Marie-Claude causing fatal injury. Younger sister unharmed. Police investigate accident at local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domdidier
Switzerland
Marie-Claude Grossrieder
Marie-Claude
Rossellini Ingrid Bergman Annul Mexican Proxy Marriage
An Italian court grants Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini an annulment of their Mexican proxy marriage. The ruling allows Rossellini to marry Sonali Das Gupta while Bergman, 42, remains married to Lars Schmidt. Custody of Bergman and Rossellini’s three children remains unresolved in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Orlando Falco
Sonali Das Gupta
Rossellini
Italy
Miss Bergman
Lars Schmidt
Paris
Boy dies after oil of wintergreen ingestion
In Crookston Minnesota a 17 year old boy died after taking oil of wintergreen for stomach pain. He believed it to be medicine as it smelled like peppermint. His stomach was pumped but he developed convulsions and died in hospital. He leaves five brothers and a sister. Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookston, Minn
Crookston
Gene Kaiser
Frank
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
State Farmer Dies in Tractor Mishap
Hugo W. Mueller, 72, of Rosemount, Minnesota, was killed when his farm tractor backed off a private road at the Rosemount Research Center, struck a culvert, and overturned on him. The death was not counted as a Minnesota traffic fatal because the accident occurred off a public road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemount
Minn
Hugo W. Mueller
Rosemount Research Center
Minnesota
Eau Claire Youth Dies in Scooter Collision
Timothy Royce, four, son of Mr and Mrs George Royce of Eau Claire, was killed when his scooter veered into a passing car on Sunday. The death raises the statewide traffic toll to 312, up from 291 a year ago to this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomer, Wis
Timothy Royce
George Royce
Eau Claire
Burial Ground Restored in Minnesota Dedication Ceremony
The restored Chippewa burial ground at Onigum near Walker was dedicated Sunday in a ceremony with participation from local Indians and county and state historical society representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onigum
Walker
County
State Historical Society
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Norman Palmer
Lester Quam
9Th Ave
Lansing
Henry Dahl
1St Ave
Harriet Tunmore
Justice Court
Keith Rueskink
Dean Alden
Wykoff
Richard Nelson
Franklin Grummons
Robert FE. Colleton
Caledonia
Guy D. Abernath
Shellsburg
Oral E. Engelhardt
Chester
Ronald E. Leonard
Lime Springs
Highway Patrol
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Petty
Mae Alobs
Wolds Drug Store
Main and
2Nd Ave NW
Pack 103
Greenwich
Nasser, Tito
By Jim Becker
Part of
Asia
Red China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Formosa
Sukarno
Indonesia
Communist Party
Philippine
General Dynamics Corp
The
Alliance of Independent Television Producers
By Jack Bell
Nilan
Parker
R. F. Hanson City Recorder
Mey
S. Dakota
Associated Press
Raymond
Ingrid
Boy
Walker, Minn
Chinander Auto Body CO
Motor Trend
Eee Cael Buick
Dibble
Pontiac
Buick
12Th ST. SW
Oakland, Austin
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