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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1955

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Mock Air Raid Drill Fools Washington Officials

Washington runs through Operation Alert 1955 a three day mock attack drill that tests executive readiness as 15 000 officials including President Eisenhower flee the capital. Cabinet members are scattered on travel and emergency sites while Congress keeps business as usual.

Washington Eisenhower Congress

Siren Alerts Sounded in Austin During Nationwide Test

Two siren alerts were sounded in Austin as a nationwide civil defense test proceeded, though the city remained inactive. A 11:10 a.m. three minute alert and 12:04 p.m. all-clear blast occurred with no city staff mobilization, as Minnesota was not scheduled for the mock bombing raids. City director Tom O'Brien and Mower County director Emil Schaffer reported orders to have staffs placed on alert, but no volunteers were summoned.

Austin Minnesota Tom O’brien Mower County Emil Schaffer Hubert Schon O'Brien Schaffer

VA Workers Join in Test Operation Alert 1955

About 3,500 Veterans Administration workers evacuated Fort Snelling as air raid sirens marked Operation Alert 1955. Gov. Freeman monitored from the Capitol while Col. Hubert Schon and aides moved to the Green Haven control center. Mobile units planned for Faribault Mankato Alexandria Bemidji and Hibbing with Red Cross testing disaster luncheon program.

Minneapolis Veterans Administration Fort Snelling Mendota Bridge Bell Gov. Freeman Capitol Building Col Hubert Schon Green Haven Country Club Anoka Faribault Mankato Alexandria Bemidji Hibbing Red Cross

Three more local firms join quota busters drive

The St Olaf Hospital Building Fund campaign gains momentum as Eddy Paper Corp John Thorsell Inc and the Austin Bakery submit employee reports. John G Newlin leads Buck a Month Club enrollment cited at170 percent of goal while rally plans for area division in Austin proceed with listed township and village chairmen.

St. Olaf Hospital Eddy Paper Corp John Thorsell’s, Inc Austin Bakery Eddy Paper John G. Newlin Eddy Race Crane Donald Grangaard John Thorsell Ken Soderberg Duane Rasmussen Ordene Waldee Soderberg Rasmussen George Reppe Austin Episcopal Church Adolpho Ole Benson Lansing Roscoe Noble Waltham Francis Freed J. K. Bohnenkamp Sargeant Arthur Zander Red Rock H. K. Dahle Dexter W. Danielson C. I. Freeman Adams R. L. Bolton Brownsdale Anton Granle Bert Myhre

Trainman Dies in Derailment Near Fort Morgan

A Union Pacific Los Angeles Challenger derailed after flood waters washed out 200 feet of track six miles east of Fort Morgan Colorado. One trainman was killed and at least five passengers were seriously injured as boats evacuated the wrecked cars near Wildcat Creek.

Fort Morgan Colo Union Pacific Los Denver Wildcat Creek

Rattle Snake Stuns Bethel Traffic Collector Purchases Souvenir

A traffic snarl in Bethel North Carolina occurred when a rattlesnake coiled at an intersection and struck at passing cars. Jerry Autman then drove a farm tractor over its head and kept a souvenir of fourteen rattles.

Bethel N. C Jerry Autman

Prize money piles up Shakespeare hobby is paying off for cop

New York City policeman Redmond L. O Hanlon has won 16000 dollars on the CBS show 64 000 Question after doubling his prior 8000 prize by naming Isaac Jaggard and Ed Blunt as the printers of the first collected edition of Shakespeare in 1623. He is 39, a decade on the force, and will choose next week to take 16000 or risk doubling again with another Shakespeare question for a shot at 64000. If he misses he loses his winnings but will receive a 1955 Cadillac as consolation.

New York New York City Redmond L. O'Hanlon Isaac Jaggard Ed Blunt O'Hanlon

Calf roped after wandering into Van Nuys living room

Douglas Hooper felt watched while watching TV when a calf wandered into his living room in Van Nuys California. He fetched clothesline and ended up in a half mile chase with two police officers, cornering the animal in George Meighoir’s patio before it was taken to an animal shelter for the owner to claim.

van Nuys Calif Douglas Hooper Hooper George Meighoir

Curiosity Lands Cats in Trouble Says Society

The Michigan Humane Society reports cats more than any other animals face rescue needs. Cases include cats in trees on poles inside machines between walls and cats that are lost sick or poisoned, reflecting widespread feline mischief.

Detroit Michigan Humane Society Ciety

Two Bishops Ousted by Peron Flown to Rome

In Buenos Aires sources say two Roman Catholic prelates Manuel Tato vicar general and Roman Pablo Novoa dean were expelled after weekend disorders. They were escorted by federal police to Ezeiza airport and sent to Rome amid injuries reported from the unrest.

Buenos Aires Argentina Manuel Tato Roman Pablo Novoa Ezeiza Rome

AMA Opposes Free Polio Vaccine For All Youths

The American Medical Association testified against a Democratic plan to fund polio vaccination for all children up to 19, calling it unnecessary and potentially wasteful. It showed tepid support for financing vaccine access for low income families and urged minimal federal involvement. existing laws and voluntary programs are deemed adequate.

Washington American Medical Assn AMA Julian P. Price Florence S.C Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee Price

Beekeeper 47 Stung to Death in Louisville

Walter C Crenshaw a 47 year old beekeeper and service station operator was stung to death while transferring a swarm with his brother in law Max Crenshaw 26. After beekeepers attacked the men tried to kill the bees and Crenshaw collapsed. The incident prompted no further details on aftermath.

Crenshaw Max Crenshaw Max Walter

Hospital pathologist backs higher lab fees at St Luke's

Louis B. Blair, superintendent of St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, testified that a hospital pathologist recommended raising laboratory rates to fund higher salaries for lab technicians. The statements came during cross examination in a hospital doctor lawsuit in Des Moines, with Dr Francis C. Tucker noted as having suggested fee increases if space lease from the hospital were arranged.

Des Moines Iowa Cedar Rapids St. Luke's Methodist Hospital Louis B. Blair St. Luke's St. Luke's Hospital Francis C. Tucker

Backing Bakery Truck Kills Girl In Private Drive

A two year old Desiree Mark died after being struck by a backing bakery truck in her parents' driveway in Excelsior. Dana Olson 25 Hopkins drove the truck. Ronald Davies 28 died two days after a car crash near Rockford. His wife Patricia was treated and released. State traffic toll rose to 230 with the child’s death not counted as it occurred on private property.

Minneapolis St. Louis Park Desiree D. C. Mark Excelsior Dana Olson Hopkins Ronald Davies University Rockford Patricia Buffalo Davies

Humiture concept described as comfort index

Richmodns Va news notes Osborn Fort Hevener coined humiture from humidity and temperature. He explains by averaging 83 degrees and 53 percent humidity to yield a humiture of 68, with 60 to 70 ideal and above 70 stuffy, below 60 chilly.

Richmond Osborn Fort Hevener Hewener

Victim of Hiccups for Seven Years Fights to Survive

LOS ANGELES A 29 year old man, Jack O Leary, has suffered hiccups nonstop for seven years since surgery for an appendix rupture on June 13, 1948. He now weighs 78 pounds and endures diabetes and three heart attacks. His mother Margaret O Leary and the family have exhausted funds on treatments as he clings to life and hope fades.

Los Angeles Jack O'Leary O'Leary Margaret O'Leary

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