Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital and obituaries
Notices report births at St Olaf Hospital for Forrest Norris and Dean Zeller on June 14. Obituaries list Olga Hofland 71 of 2111 4th Dr SW died at St Olaf Hospital and John R Tune 79 of Osage. Funeral plans shown for Hofland and Moses, with interments at Oakwood and Pleasant Hill.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Forrest Norris
5Th Ave
Son
Dean Zeller
Wth St
Olga Hofland
4Th Dr. SW
Gladys
Harlan Johnson
Hafland
Palma Johnson
John R. Tune
Memorial Hospital
Osage
Ruby
Henry Lunde
Edward Tune
Beaver Creek
Ore
Margaret Melberg
Minnie Tune
Marshalltown
Iowa
Della Bruce
Des Moines
Hofland
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Arthur L. Swenson
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Mona
Law
Rollin
Alvin Gerhart
Immanuel Nielsen
John Hagen
Fred Therman Hill
Transit Timetable Fragments Indicate Night Routes
Night transport notes show movements from St. Olaf Hospital to Raymonds Nursing Home at 9 32 p m and from 2111 4th Drive SW to St Olaf Hospital at 11 20 p m.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Raymond's Nursing Home
4Th Drive
Willed Ranch Letters Reveal Absurdist Wishes
A sampler of imagined 1920s letters mocks wills and personal plans. Fragments joke about Oswald Frothingham Frisbie’s sheep ranch in Australia and a donated dental refund. Other pieces spoof political prizes and elopement costs with satirical flare.
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Oswald Frothingham-Frisbie
Australia
Electrocution at Columbus Junction hits utility worker
Fred Dupuis of Iowa Southern Utilities Co. was electrocuted while working on a transformer with two colleagues after reportedly touching a high voltage wire. Des Moines youths Hezy Marcus and Terry Shiffer face charges after a Thursday chase ending in gunfire. they are accused of auto thefts and breaking into a Des Moines home. authorities bound them over to the grand jury with $5,000 bonds each. A city council contract funds a 200 gallon per minute well to address a water shortage as drilling continues toward a 2,000-foot target.
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Cotter
Fred Dupuis
Columbus Junction
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Dupuis
Des Moines
Hezy Marcum
Terry Shiffer
Wilbur Goodhue
Avon
Thorpe Well Co
Keving
Missile Killer Zeus Nets Sixth Interception Over Pacific
The Army reports a sixth successful Nike Zeus interception of a ballistic missile target launched from Kwajalein Island, with the ICBM warhead from Vandenberg AFB in California. No nuclear warhead was carried. The test timing was not disclosed.
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Washington
Army
Pacific
Kwajalein Island
Southwest Pacific
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Two Minnesota Brothers Die in Accident
Two Spring Grove area brothers Selmer Engean 33 and Earl Engean 27 were killed when their car left County Highway 16 near Spring Grove and rolled over. A back seat passenger Robert Rosendahl 22 was hospitalized. another victim Emil Teske 86 died later in Two Harbors. The toll rises to 282 with 45 more than last year.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Selmer Engean
Houte 5
Earl Engean
Selmer
Earl
LaCrosse
Wis
Robert Rosendahl
Decorah
Iowa
Knife River
U.S
Emil W. Teske
Renville
Two Harbors
Walter F. Bakker
Wallace C. Rydin
St. Paul
Jonathan Mark
Henry Christiansen
Detroit Lakes
Four Convicted of Conspiracy in Maryland Case
A federal court jury convicted four men including former Congressmen Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin of conspiracy. Sentences delayed while appeals are prepared. Johnson also faced conflict of interest charges related to aiding Edlin in mail fraud cases from 1959.
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Baltimore, Md
Thomas F. Johnson
Frank W. Boykin
Johnson
Boykin
J. Kenneth Edlin
William L. Robinson
U.S
Ex-Army Official to Address Meet in Minnesota
Wilber Brucker, former Secretary of the Army and ex-Michigan governor, will address the 98th annual conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Minnesota at a banquet session in Fairmont. Masons from Minnesota and nine other states attend the conclave, which opened Thursday.
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Fairmont
Dorfman Named Tariff Commission Chairman for Another Year
President Kennedy announced Friday his selection of Ren D Dorfman to serve as chairman of the Tariff Commission for an additional year. The report noted inflation measures and comparisons to prior averages, with May figures reaching a new high.
Trane declares quarterly dividend for 1963
The Trane Company board of directors in LaCrosse Wisconsin set a 25 cent per share quarterly cash dividend on common stock payable August 1 1963 to holders of record July 12 1963 The company has announced total dividends of 75 cents payable in 1963 Clark H Bingham attended the 1963 Leaders Club Sales Congress of Central Life Assurance Co at Gull Lake Mrs Helen Swan of Helens Shop will attend a Merle Norman cosmetics refresher course at Chic tonight
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Trane Company
LaCrosse
Wis
Trane
Clark H. Bingham
Leaders Club
The
Central Life Assurance Co
Gull Lake
Helen Swan
Helen
Chicago
Medgar Evers Warned Before His Fatal Shooting
NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers received an anonymous call threatening his life. Rev. Donald L. Tucker recalled Evers saying a man pressed a gun to the phone and warned he would be killed. Evers was shot in his driveway that night.
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Kansas City
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Donald L. Tucker
Greenwood
Miss
Evers
Medgar
D.L
Tucker
Leflore County
The
Women in workforce urged as vital to society says Florida leader
Virginia Allen, first vice president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, warned at Jacksonville that the economy would collapse if women left the workplace. Gen. Alfred Gruenther of the Red Cross stressed dignity and unity against communism while predicting no third world war. Tom Mboya, Kenya's justice minister, met London delegates to push for a constitutional conference and independence date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Allen
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Florida Federation
Jacksonville
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Gruenther
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Tom Mboya
Kenya
London
Early diamonds known long before Christian era
The article notes that diamonds were recognized centuries before the Christian era, while their earliest history remains obscured by time.
Austin Hosts SM Playground Leaders Institute Friday
The one day Playground Leaders Training Institute sponsored by the Southern Minnesota Recreation Association drew 109 leaders from 11 cities. Dr. E A Scholer of the University of Iowa led sessions on Quiet Games Relays Song Leading and a lecture on Responsibilities of Playground Leaders. Clifford Maxwell directed Nature Activities. The event ran 9 a m to 7 45 p m at Shaw Gym with attendees from White Bear Lake Winona Rochester Mankato Austin Owatonna Wells Faribault Mapleton Northfield and Rushford. Austin staffers completed their final week of playground leader training by attending.
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Southern Minnesota Recreation Association
Austin
Park & Recreaton Board
Tom Belon
Minnesota
E. A. Scholer
University of Iowa
Clifford Maxwell
Austin Ymca
Shaw Gym
White Bear Lake
Winona
Rochester
Mankato
Owatonna
Wells
Faribault
Mapleton
Northfield
Rushford
Roy Harris Maintains Double Career as Composer and Teacher
At 65 the Lincoln County Oklahoma born composer Roy Harris continues teaching and composing. He spoke of Philadelphia Orchestra commissioning his Ninth Symphony and a Schweitzer birthday piece while noting he cannot live on composition alone with five children. Harris teaches at UCLA and conducts seminars, balancing art with income from teaching.
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Hollywood
Roy Harris
America
Harris
Lincoln County
Okla
Covina
Calif
UCLA
Philadelphia Orchestra
Albert Schweitzer
Dr. Schweitzer
Woman Named Minnesota Athletic Ticket Manager
Shirley Mae Korblick aged 35 of Minneapolis was appointed University of Minnesota athletic ticket manager. The appointment, announced by athletic director-elect Marshall W. Ryman, takes effect July 1 when he assumes the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Shirley Mae Korblick
University of Minnesota
Marshall W. Ryman
Minneapolis grain and Chicago hog cattle dairy market summary
Wheat receipts and prices for spring and Hard winter grades in Minneapolis. Corn oats rye flax and soybeans listed with bid ranges and discounts. Chicago weekly cattle hog and sheep markets show slaughter steers heifers bulls hogs and lambs with price bands and trends from Friday.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
USDA
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Moses
Gaylord Moses
Jordan Mortuary Chapel
Robert Rollin
Oakwood Cemetery
Worlern Funeral Home
Anderson
Roy T. Anderson
Leiser
Lulu Lesser
Memoriam
Willed Ranch
Hal Boyle
New York
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
Hawaii
Mr. Coolidge
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
George
Mother
Darling
Iowa News
Man
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Associated Press
Alabama
Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Sair Jewelr Repairs
Elam’s
Austin (Minn
Herald
SM Playground Leaders Institute
Marie Murphy
By Bob Thomas
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
U. S
Iccesvie Eepbee
George Healy Austin Loan Co
1St Ave
Zrucky Refrigeration Service
Oakland Avenue
Vincent Engelby
Engelby
James F. Zrucky
Hormel Employees Credit Union
Fourth Ave. NE
Austin, Minn
HAM
Cash Grain
Montana
Minn. S.D
Chicago Livestock
Hardy
Southgate Nursery
South Sterling Center
Hormel CO
Aqua-Lectric
Harvey A. Anderson
Melvin E. Hauge
Twain
Kaus Nursery
SUN
Landherr
Hallmark Sunday Papers
Record Dept
Pala le Area
Rexall Drug
RED Owlin
Austin Minn
Federal Savings & Loan
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