Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital births list
Birth notices from St Olaf Hospital show multiple newborns to families in Spring Valley and nearby towns. Names include Felsheim, Loverink, Smith, Miinar, Hagen, Pettelko, Davidson, Bailey, Micanor, with births at Austin, Ridgwood, Spring Valley, Rochester, Harmony, and Johnson Maternity Home between May and June. Also an obituary note for Darrel Bakken from his parents.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Ralph Felsheim
Austin Rt. 1
Kenneth Hagen
Kensington
Minn
Spring Valley
Julius Pettelko
Son
Johnson Maternity Home
Marion Davidson
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Richard Bailey
Charles Micanor
Harmony Hospital
Harmony
Marriage Licenses for Joseph Berry and Marilyn Skogeboe
Joseph F. E. Berry of 1401 Medary and Marilyn R. Skogeboe of 1803 Fr. Winona obtained marriage licenses.
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Joseph FE. Berry
Medary
Marilyn R. Skogeboe
Winona
Face Effects of Veto Government in 1960 Debate
Washington AP report: Democratic Advisory Council blasts Republican veto government and criticizes Democratic leaders for not forging a clear party record for 1960. It warns of retarding and corrosive effects until a Democratic president occupies the White House.
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Democratic Advisory Council
Congress
White House
Council
Innocent Plea Filed in Drunk Driving Case from Tujunga
Kenneth F. Kruger of Tujunga California pleaded innocent to driving after revocation driving while intoxicated and no license with trial set for 9 am June 22. The case notes originate from Sunday 12:18 a.m. incidents between Crane and Si to 10:42 a.m. Austin Acres and St Olaf Hospital.
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Austin Acres
St. Olaf Hospital
Kenneth F. Kruger
Tujunga
Calif
Geneva Talks Edge Toward Berlin Status Quo Faced by Face Savers
Western and Soviet negotiators edged toward a Berlin status quo solution as Khrushchev and the Soviet Presidium draft new instructions for Gromyko. London signals firmness while consulting Macmillan, with a possible September summit and further meetings to follow if progress warrants.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Gromyko
Lloyd
London
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
East Germany
Germany
West Berlin
State Woman Dies of Burns in Riverton Gas Blast
Mrs. Dan Deering, 23, of Brainerd Minnesota, died from burns after a Riverton basement gas explosion on June 7. She planned to rent the house from a relative of the earlier blast victim Mrs. Harold Chamberlain. Chamberlain, 40, mother of ten, died last Wednesday. The blast occurred when Chamberlain lit a match to find a light switch and a disconnected gas line to a water heater was cited by authorities. Deering left behind five sons.
Melrose Man Named Veterans of Foreign Wars Commander
Don ald Otte, 36, Melrose electrician, was named commander of the Minnesota Veterans of Foreign Wars succeeding Eldon Sell at the encampment’s close. Other officers include Gene Voss and Arnold Ringstad. Lorraine Carlson was chosen head of the women’s auxiliary. Mankato will host the 1960 convention. INDIANAPOLIS an Indiana geologist Charles T. Deiss, 56, died Saturday after a faculty career at Montana State University and Indiana University since 1945.
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Cloud
Minn
Donald Otte
Melrose
Minnesota Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eldon Sell
Fairfax
Gene Voss
Minneapolis
Arnold Ringstad
East Grand Forks
Lowell Eastland
St. Paul
Thomas Smith
St. Charles
Gilman Goehrs
St. Cloud
Harold E. Whitter
South St. Paul
Lorraine Carlson
Long Prairie
Mankato
Indianapolis
Charles T. Deiss
Indiana
Covington
Deiss
Montana State University
Christian Democrats Pick Heinrich Luebke as West German President Candidate
Bonn AP report: Heinrich Luebke aged 64, then agriculture minister in Adenauer's cabinet, chosen as Christian Democrats candidate for president of West Germany. Chancellor Adenauer and Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard declined the largely ceremonial post.
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Bonn
Germany
The
Christian Democrats Today
Heinrich Luebke
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Party
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Their Plan to Nab Sweets Goes Sour
Three youths aged 10 to 13 were arrested at Rosen Candy Co after a plan to steal sweets failed. Police were in the building investigating a Saturday night burglary with money missing and candy scattered. At Honolulu Oahu Prison tear gas ended a 40 minute hostage situation involving six inmates and a guard.
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Providence, R. I
Rosen Candy Co
Honolulu
Oahu
Atlantic cable project race to replace Ocean Layer
An AT T led 40 million project funded by US and foreign governments to lay a new transatlantic cable also serving Switzerland Belgium Netherlands Spain and Italy. The Ocean Layer ran aground during operations. efforts seek a replacement ship while John R Cranor longtime Washington Penitentiary warden died at 74 in Walla Walla Washington.
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At&t
West Germany
France
United States
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
Spain
Italy
New York
Submarine Cables Ltd
London
Cobh
Betty Jax Wins Regional Dairy Princess Title at State Fair
Betty Jax of Mower County repeats a regional win as she advances to the state contest on Sept. 2 at the State Fair for Princess Kay of the Milky Way. She joins a line of Mower County princesses with Eleanor Maley Ruth Marie Peterson and Marlys Dammann in six years. Betty returns home with her parents after the Red Wing event and plans to write Ruth Marie with details. Washington AP report notes the death of William H Stead director of educational studies for the Committee on Economic Development.
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Kay of
Mower County
Betty
Eleanor Maley
Ruth Marie Peterson
Kay
Marlys Dammann
Ruth Marie
Washington
William H. Stead
Committee On Economic Development
New York
Science shrinks piles without surgery in new treatment
New York report describes a novel healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage, with patients noting substantial improvement.
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New York, N. Y
Vatican trims Swiss Guards from 133 to 100
Vatican City state reduces its Swiss Guard force from 133 to 100 officers and men affecting the security detail of the Holy See and Vatican operations.
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Vatican City
Vatican State
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Herbert Loverink
Austin Rt. 4
Austin
Richard Smith
Ridgwood
N. J
Phyllis Mlinor
Joseph Miinar
Memoriam
Darrel
Joe Bakken
Rev. Nielson
Military Order of
Lady Bugs
Harold Anderson
Paulus
Charles Dibble
Court News
Mayer
Kyreral
Greenwich
Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
Melrose Man
Maine
Minnesota
Dakotas
Texas
Carolinas
Montana
Idaho
Iowa
Missouri
Christian Democrats
Eleanor
American Dairy Assn
Red Wing
Sophronius Jax
Ut of
Southern Minn
North Iowa
Kings Wood Hotel
Geordie Hormel
Luis Cay
Dad
Mother
Helbros
Tapager
R. W. Tapager & Son
East Water St
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association
Twin Cities
Duluth
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