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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1962

Page

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Andersen to Address VFW Joint Session Thursday

Governor Elmer L. Andersen will address a joint VFW and auxiliary session at the high school auditorium on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. The convention gathers about 3,000 VFW and auxiliary members in Austin with events starting today including registration at Red Cedar Inn and meetings at the labor center.

Andersen VFW Main Street Austin Red Cedar Inn Labor Center Auxiliary Council of Administration Elmer L. Andersen

Duluth Ties for Coldest Night as 32 Marked

The Weather Bureau reports Duluth Minnesota tied with Marquette County Airport Michigan for the coldest reporting point in the nation aside from Alaska with an overnight low of 32 degrees. A banquet in Austin features Stuart A. Lindman as master of ceremonies and honors VFW leaders including national commander Robert E. Hansen and chief of staff Charles Edward Kinney.

Minneapolis Duluth Marquette County Michigan Weather Bureau United States Alaska Robert E. Hansen VFW South St. Paul Navy Naval Air Transport Aleutian Islands Secretary of the Navy John B. Connally, Jr Hansen National Council of Administration Los Angeles Philip Richardson Austin Richardson Austin Post Charles Edward Kinney National Organization Newark N. J Kinney Europe Arnold C. Ringstad East Grand Forks Minkota Power Cooperative, Inc Grand Forks N. C Ringstad Ely Alcuin G. Loehr St. Cloud Northwest Concrete Products Co Lowell J. Eastland Asia Inchan Chosen Reservoir Fosston

Man 78 Charged in Death of Friend

Oelwein Iowa. W Paul Garcia 78 was charged with manslaughter in the death of longtime friend Mike Gonzales 64 who was stabbed five times.

Man Oelwein Iowa W . Paul Garcia Mike Gonzales

Woman’s Body Found Confirms Sixth Killing in Sigourney

The body of 45 year old Mrs Juanita Marcella Smith was found buried in a Hedrick grave near her Sigourney home. Her stepson Gayne Gilbert Smith, 24, is jailed on five murder charges while authorities connect the death to a spate of killings in Keokuk County.

Sigourney Iowa Juanita Marcella Smith Hedrick Keokuk County T. A. Thompson State Bureau of Criminal Investigation Gayne

Bruce Stock Is Suspended By AMEX Over Unauthorized Withdrawal

New York AP Bruce Stock trading halted on the American Stock Exchange after E L Bruce Co disclosed president Edward M Gilbert withdrew 1.953 million dollars without authorization. Gilbert resigned and chair E L Bruce Jr announced the suspension will last until further notice amid developments. Bruce stock closed at 15.38, down 3.25 on 39,000 shares.

New York American Stock Exchange Today E. L. Bruce Co Edward M. Gilbert New York City Exchange Committee On Securities Gilbert E. L. Bruce Jr The Stock Exchange Bruce Stock

Confession Signed In Slaying Of Wife At White Bear Lake

Ramsey County Sheriff Hedman secured a signed statement from deputy Earl Stache admitting he choked his wife Ortensia Russell Stache. The killing occurred after a night of drinking. Stache, who later swallowed sleeping pills, is under guard at Ancker Hospital. No charges filed yet.

Ancker Hospital Stache

Judge Indicted on Tax Count Nearing End of Campaign

El Paso County Judge Woodrow Bean was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of willful failure to file income tax returns for 1956 through 1960 totaling $53,296.58. Bean, defeated in the June 2 Democratic nomination runoff for congressman at large, argued the income tax is unconstitutional and said he believed withheld taxes covered his liability. If convicted, he faces up to one year in prison and $10,000 per count. IRS officials noted they had no record of Bean filing a tax return in a decade.

Austin, Tex el Paso Woodrow Bean Bean William E. Fowler The Revenue Service

Bad Things Came in Threes for Area Man on Tuesday

David Hjelman of Blooming Prairie faced a trio of misfortunes on Tuesday. His six week old child died at St Olaf Hospital. His Austin service station was burglarized with $100 stolen. His horse was struck and killed by a pickup on Ramsey road, listed at $100 loss.

David Hjelman Blooming Prairie Hjelman St. Olaf Hospital 1St Ave Austin Ramsey Road

Wide Open Race Seen in the 6th

The 6th District Republican endorsement race for Congress appears wide open with three confirmed candidates for the June 27 Willmar convention. Prince ton Rep. Robert J. Odegard Redwood Falls Rep Aubrey Dirlam Montevideo businessman Charles Cooper and possible entry by former Gov. C Elmer Anderson lead a list of others urged to run.

Rep H. Carl Andersen Willmar Robert J. Odegard Princeton Aubrey Dirlam Redwood Falls Charles Cooper Montevideo C. Elmer Anderson Anderson Brainerd Minneapolis Robert Lee Annandale

Government Seeks New Social Security Office Building

The Federal General Service Administration in Minneapolis invites bids for a 2785 square foot Social Security office building in Austin. Lease term is three years with possession by January 1, 1963. Information from Roger Nelson, city engineer. bids due at Minneapolis office by June 29.

Federal General Service Administration Minneapolis Social Security Austin Roger Nelson

Minnesota Methodists Vote on Ordination schooling changes

State Methodists meet at Hamline University to decide on two ordination schooling changes. Proposals require four years college and three years seminary for fully ordained ministers and a bachelor’s degree for deacons. Also up for vote is Basic Program Committee elections and discussion of church consolidation and a $650000 project to improve camps and Wesley foundations.

ST. Paul Minnesota Methodists Hamline University Camps Wesley

Donavan Reports First of Filings for 1962 State Offices

Filing opened in St Paul as candidates entered for Supreme Court and other posts. F Luther Melin of Minneapolis seeks Otis seat. Sen W J Franz Mountain Lake and Sen Vladimir Shipka Grand Rapids file. Local changes shift many filings to Donovan or county auditors under the reapportionment act.

F. Luther Melin Minneapolis Supreme Court Park Ave W. J. Franz Mountain Lake Vladimir Shipka Grand Rapids Donald C. Odden Duluth Victor H. Johnson St. Louis County District Court State Senate Donovan State House of Representatives Secretary of State

Turbulent markets edge up as sel ling drive slows

New York stocks see a mixed early afternoon as the Associated Press average of 60 stocks rises 0.30 to 215.50. Industrials gain while rails slip and utilities inch higher amid renewed caution. In Washington, Panama's President Chiari meets with Secretary Rusk ahead of talks with President Kennedy on bilateral issues.

New York Associated Press Washington Roberto F. Chiari Panama Dean Rusk Kennedy

Senate probes focus on AGVA officials and Chicago clubs

The Senate Investigations subcommittee led by Sen. McClellan hears from a Philadelphia entertainer as it examines allegations that AGVA officials aided city night club operators, with emphasis on Chicago venues.

Washington Senate Philadelphia Chicago John L. McClellan D-Ark American Guild of Variety Artists Agva

Kennedy to Speak at July Fourth Address in Philadelphia

President Kennedy will deliver a Fourth of July address at Independence Hall in Philadelphia during the final session of the National Governors' Conference, the White House announced today. The event underscores the administration's emphasis on national unity and state cooperation.

Washington Kennedy Independence Hall Philadelphia White House

Record filings surge as 11 seek public office in Mower County

Politics kicked off with a morning rush as 11 candidates filed for public office at the Mower County auditor’s office paying $20. Contests emerged with Harvey Sabre and Ed Millenacker running for state representative from the rural area. Sheriff Reinartz sought re election facing Arthur Larson. Incumbents in county roles filed for reelection, including Robert Shaw for county commissioner Fourth District and Don Sandeen for treasurer. County officials Uzlck Sucha and the clerk of court filed for continued terms.

Mower County Harvey B. Sabre Adams Ed Millenacker Robert Shaw Austin Windom Rose Creek Don Sandeen Graham Uzlck William Sucha

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