Vital Statistics At 8t Olaf Hospital And Local Deaths
Hospital birth notices list a daughter for Floyd Turvey at Oakland Avenue West and a son for Hubert Swenson Austin Route 4. Obituaries note Mrs. Harry Wallace of Mitchell County and Mrs. Gaylord Moses of Austin with funeral details. A memorial for Vaughn Abbott recalls a St. Charles native who moved to Austin and farmed Rose Creek.
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Olaf Hospital
Floyd Turvey
Oakland Ave
Hubert Swenson
AusTin Rt. 4
Austin
Donald Solyst
Madison
Wis
Co. V. Smith
6Th St. SE
Harry Wallace
Memorial Hospital
Osage
Mitchell County
Leo
Riceville
Michael
Geneva
Milborne
Minneapolis
Bernard Lubbert
Meble Donner
Minnie E. Swann
Champion Funeral Home
Vaughn Abbot
Vaughn Hancock Abbott
Charles
Josephine
Frank Shrke
Jesus
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lester Schierenbeck
Hillside Cemetery
St. Charles
Worlern
Gladys
Frank
Lois
Neil Johnson
Lincoln
Dover
Minn
Gertrude Schwobh
Florence Fouzie
Waterloo
Iowa
Chatfield
Mitchell 4-H Talks Personality With 62 Older Members
Ivan Lappin, Osage area 4-H leader, spoke to 62 Mitchell County 4-H members in St. Ansgar about personality development. He used world famous figures to show each person has a unique personality formed by heredity and environment. The series aims to aid teen 4-Hers in self understanding and improvement. next meeting is June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Iowa
Ivan Lappin
Mitchell County
4-H
Rea Room
St. Ansgar
Lappin
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Noted Across Cities
Markets report cattle and hog futures across South St. Paul and Chicago with mixed changes. Cattle and calves varied by class, vealers steady, hogs mostly higher at Philadelphia and Chicago, while sheep listings show lighter activity and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Government Liability Study Set In Minnesota
State Sen. P. J. Holand says Minnesota will change tort immunity rules as the Legislature studies governmental immunity. The law preserves school and town immunity until Jan 1, 1968 while cities counties and other authorities face liability for acts by officials and employees within official duties. Exceptions include workers compensation tax claims discretionary acts and other statutory immunities. An interim commission will investigate doctrine of governmental immunity and liability against the state and subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
P. J. Holand
Minnesota Supreme Court
Holand
Armour plant closes as workers seek retraining options
The Fund will pay tuition for retraining of workers displaced by Armour's shutdown. Some leaders push for reemployment locally while others seek transfers to other Armour plants for about 400 idled workers. Many workers fear wage gaps if they move or retrain, and severance up to 8000 is offered. public concern remains limited amid a small manufacturing base in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
U.S. Bureau of Employment Security
Sioux City
Harvard Commencement Honors Tausche and Pickett with LL B Degrees
Tausche son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Tausche and Pickett son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pickett were among 3000 graduates at Harvard University 312th Commencement. Tausche and Pickett received LL B degrees. Both are Austin High School alumni. Each student received his degree individually from his associated School or House officials rather than at the large ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Tausche
Vincent Tausche
8Th Ave
Stanley F. Pickett
Fred Pickett
6Th Ave
Harvard University
Tausche
Pickett
Austin High School
Gorton Recovers After Major Surgery
Maj. Alfred Gorton Salvation Army chief in Rochester recuperates at Methodist Hospital after major surgery Wednesday. He endures pain yet expects limited visitors by Sunday as doctors monitor his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gorton
Salvation Army
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Maj. Gorton
Achievement Corporation Aims Told at Kiwanis Meeting
Miss Laura Zemlin of the Austin Achievement Corporation spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Red Cedar Inn about helping handicapped workers. The Austin Seed Co. site on Highway 218 N will host operations with products under consideration. Workers must phone in by 8:30 if sick to avoid being dropped as production aims for customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Zemlin
Austin Achievement Corporation
Kiwanis Club
Red Cedar Inn
Zemlin
Richfield
Ceer
Austin Seed Co
Highway 218-N
Miss Zemlin
Present Store Not Involved in Ag Ruling
The U S Department of Agriculture announced in Chicago that Fruit Fair Inc Austin failed to pay a Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act reparations award. Fruit Fair Inc and its principal stockholders are not entitled to conduct business under the act while the award remains unpaid. The corporation was dissolved about three years ago and the store operates under a trusteeship, though the ruling does not affect current operations. The account involved apples bought from John Provenzano Benton Harbor Mich three years ago. Mrs Prinzing said installments have been paid and questioned the timing of the USDA notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Fruit Fair, Inc
Austin
Fruit Fair Inc
USDA
Malcolm Prinzing
John Provenzano
Benton Harbor
Mich
Prinzing
Michigan
Two Arrested in Queens Feast Disturbance
In South Jamaica two men Otis Allen and James Pruitt were arrested after heckling a balloon seller during the Feast of St. Anthony celebration. Police were targeted with rocks and bottles as officers attempted to arrest them. Both faced disorderly conduct and felonious assault charges.
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New York
Jamaica
Queens
St. Anthony
Otis Allen
Allen
Harold Kahn
James Pruitt
Joseph Saridis
Kahin
Pruitt
Meadow Churches Plan Picnic at Mystery Cave Grounds
Grand Meadow and Bear Creek Lutheran Churches schedule their annual parish picnic at Mystery Cave picnic grounds near Spring Valley on Sunday. The Senior Luther League will conduct services at 11 a.m. A pot luck dinner follows at noon. If rain, the event moves to Grand Meadow Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Meadow
Minn
Bear Creek Lutheran
Mystery Cave
Spring Valley
Senior Luther League
Grand Meadow Lutheran Church
Morton Stoller dies at 46 former NASA official
Morton J. Stoller who led the Tires Relay and Echo satellite programs and directed NASA’s Office of Applications died Thursday following cancer. He was 46 and born in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda, Md
Morton J. Stoller
Stoller
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Applications
New York City
Bloomington Man Appointed Deputy
ST. PAUL AP. Robert J. Brown of Bloomington, a career civil service employee, will become Minnesota's deputy commissioner of conservation. Governor Rolvaag’s new conservation commissioner Wayne Olson said he will name Brown as deputy when he takes office July 1. Brown has served as personnel director for the conservation department for seven years.
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ST. Paul
Robert J. Brown
Bloomington
Civil Service
Minnesota
Wayne Olson
Karl Rolvaag
Brown
Conservation Department
Alabama Guardsmen to be released from federal duty
About 13 000 Alabama National Guard and Air National Guardsmen will be released from federal active duty at midnight Sunday. An additional 3 500 guardsmen called into federal service last Tuesday to enforce the integration order remain on duty at Tuscaloosa Huntsville Ft McClellan and Camp Shelby. Secretary of the Army Cyrus R. Vance issued the release order a day after authorizing civilians to return if not maintaining peace or in summer training. The cost to the Army for Alabama Guardsmen has run about 230 000 dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama National Guard
Air National Guardsmen
Army
Alabama
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Huntsville
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Camp Shelby
Miss
Cyrus R. Vance
Alabama Guard
Minnesota District Court backs school tuition fund rule
District Court Judge Byron R. Wilson upheld a Minnesota statute requiring districts without public high schools to contribute to a county wide tuition fund while districts with high schools pay nothing. Granite Bronze Inc and Oak Spring Granite challenged paying more than in district costs. The judge ruled tuition is not county tax and per pupil spread lacks precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Cloud, Minn
Cold Spring, Minn
Byron R. Wilson
Moorhead
Wilson
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Gaylord Moses
Gaylord M. Moses
Mildred
5Th Ave
William ©. Peterson
Henrietta
Don Trenary
Evelyn
Keith Judd
Delores
Richard Peterson
Moses
Jordan Mortuary Chapel
Robert Rollin
Oakwood Cemetery
Memoriam
Bakken
Darrel Bakken
Fami
Joe Bakken
ST. Olaf
Elmer Lord
4Th Ave
Gary Sparks
7Th St
Leanus
Watts
ST. Marys
George Volkart
LeRoy
Memorial
T. Anderson
Adams
Surgical
University, Minneapolis
Diane Brown
Arthur Brown
University of Minnesota Medical Center
Station 45
4Th Floor
Paul Kimball
James Adolph Borg
Dean David Pike
5Th Ave. NE
Ronald Howard Smith
Lansing
Richard Allen Williamson
1St Drive
Verne R. Gutman
3Rd Ave. NE
Loud Muffler
Thomas Gerald Waller
12Th Ave
Roger Gene Underdahl
Fred Vogel Pettit
Ray Yocum
Ace Hotel
Earl Butler
Mitchell
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Geo, A. & Co
Aeead
Een Te Acking Sons
ST. Paul Livestock
Id New York
Abbott L
Jones & L
Allied Ch
Kennecot
Allis Chal
Lorillard
Amerada
Hon
Am Can
Minn MM
Am M&fy
Minn P&l
Mon Chm
At&t
Mon Ch U
Anaconda
Mon Ward
Arch Can
Nat Dairy
Armco St
No Am Av
Nor Pac
Avco Corp
No St Pw
Beth Steel
Nwst Air
Boeing Air Penney Brunswick
Pepsi Cola
Chi
RCA
Rep Steel
Rex Drug
Deere
Sears Roe
Douglas
Shell Oil
Dow Chem
Sinclair
du Pont
Socony
East Rod
Sp Rand Ford
St Brands
Gen Elec
St Oil Cal
Gen Foods
St Oil Ind
Gen Mills
St Oi
Gen Mot
Swift & Co
Gen Tel
Texaco
Goodrich
Texas Ins
Goodyear
UN Pac
Gould Bat
Greyhound
U §S Steel
Homestic
West UN
TB Mach
Westy el
Int
Wlworth
Int Paper
Yng
Hormel CO
Gorton
Kopet
Cofpre
Todd Park
Big
Kopet Music Center
Sun
Mike
Nilan
Carrier
Pony
Ical
LAN Insurance Agency
Achievement Corporation
Meadow Churches
Gale
George Benson
Cols. Hull and
Hull
N.W
2Nd St
Cee
Fureer
Advisers
Usem Chevrolet Company
Second Ave
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