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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
17
This 1176 square foot plan offers an attached garage, basement space, and a family room with a prefabricated or optional bar-b-que fireplace. An open stair leads to a compact u shaped kitchen with modern appliances and a bright dining area. Three rear bedrooms share ample closets and a hall linen space.
Ottumwa resident William Tullis Jr sues neighbor Verlin Houk claiming a cottonwood tree delays his house painting. Houk pleads innocent in Municipal Court and a preliminary hearing is set for later this week. Forest Evashevski earns a medal on opening day of the tournament. The Iowa State Federation of Post Office Clerks elects new officers, naming William Gump president and six vice presidents.
Iowa officials told the Legislative Interim Committee that high pay at state mental institutions reduced patient numbers. The State Board of Control seeks approval for 148 positions paying over 12 000 yearly, with questions about psychiatrists earning up to 22 800. A Knoxville embezzlement case tied to bank holdings surfaced in Des Moines court with bids on the bank stake. In Iowa City, Jim Eva Shevski led qualifiers in the Iowa Junior golf tour with a 71 on the UI course.
Harry Francis Collins Jr and Dorothy Ransom White, both of Des Moines, admitted stealing an aid to dependent children check issued to Collins’ wife. They were sentenced in Federal Court: Collins 90 days, White 60 days. Also, Gary Osmundson, 7, died in a corn crib accident near West Union. Mrs. George J. Barbour of West Des Moines wins reelection as president of the Iowa Council for Better Education.
Benton E. Short 88, a former contractor who built many public and private buildings in Sioux City, died Tuesday after a long illness. Services were planned in the city today.
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