Births at St Olaf Hospital Reported
The St Olaf Hospital records show Mr and Mrs Clarence May of Tappi welcomed a son on June 16 and Mr and Mrs Delmer Miller of 511 N Greenwich welcomed a daughter on June 15. The note also expresses gratitude to Rev H C Bentrup and medical staff for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Clarence May
Tappi
Delmer Miller
N. Greenwich
Wm. Campbell
Edith Chandler
Nesse
Dr. Leck
Roy E. Guyette
Marriage Licenses Granted for Krebsbach and Haier
Carl J. Krebsbach of 401 Allegheny and Adelaide J. Haier of 400 S Chat ham were issued marriage licenses on June 15.
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Carl J. Krebsbach
Allegheny
Adelaide
Deaths 1881 JOHN TUINDER 1955
John Tuinder born November 28 1881 in Lopersum Holland came to Chicago 1900 then returned to Holland to bring back his wife Tena Roeders two sons Jacob Herman and daughter Annie. He worked truck farming, joined Hormel Company in 1920 retired 1950, lived near Hesper Iowa then Austin Minnesota later visiting Holland in 1951. He died June 6 1955 aged 73 years 6 months 8 days leaving two sons two stepchildren and many grandchildren relatives remember him as kind neighbor and lover of flowers music and family. Funeral June 8 at Mayer Funeral Home officiated by Pastor H C Bentrup.
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John Tuinder
Lopersum
Holland
United States
Chicago
Tena Roeders
Jacob
Herman
Annie
Mary Westra
Hesper
Iowa
Austin
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Leland Weidermann
Mary
Mr. Tuinder
Hormel Company
Hormel
Jacob Tuinder
Herman Tuinder
Blooming Prairie
Anna Olson
Nellie Ziemer
Simon
Jacob Westra
Mayer Funeral Home
H. C. Bentrup
Cards of Thanks for Father and Grandfather
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our loss. Special thanks to Dr. Lemmen, the nurses, aides, and pallbearers who lightened our burden of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lemmen
Blood usage at St Olaf Hospital reaches 698 pints since Jan
Red Cross reports three pints of blood used Wednesday at St Olaf Hospital bringing the year to date total to 698 pints since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Fund Drive Continues With Varied Division Totals
The fundraising drive reports progress across divisions led by Burt Plehal and Marvin S Brill. Business brought in 1517 dollars, Memorial Gifts 6722, within their respective quotas. Area and Hormel divisions show ongoing recruitment and rallies as volunteers target union and non union Hormel employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Plehal
Plehal
Memorial Gifts
Marvin S. Brill
Memorial Gifts Division
Rollin C. Alderson
George R. Healy
Clarence Lillquist
Clarence A. Nockleby
Harry E. Rasmussen
Edward G. Usem
Guy W. Wold
Area Division
George Reppe
Hormel
Leonard Dugan
Hormel Office
Park Dougherty
Reppe
Episcopal Church
Dugan
Dougherty
Riceville Couple Plans Music Camp Attendance
Dale and JoAnn Noble of Riceville will attend the National Music Camp at Interlochen Michigan this summer. Dale studies voice and organ while JoAnn studies piano and helps on the food staff. About 1100 students will attend the camp with over 250 performances and broadcasts during the eight week session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Dale
JoAnn Noble
Interlochen
Mich
JoAnn
Jo-Ann
Communists Fire 58 Shells at Little Quemoy Island
The Formosa Chinese communists fired 58 shells at Little Quemoy I Is land near Amoy today, according to the Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry. No damage was reported. This marked the first announced action in the area since June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Amoy
Little Quemoy I Island
Defense Ministry
Benson Doubts Wheat Support to Hit Bottom
Agriculture Secretary Benson doubts wheat price supports will drop to 50 percent of parity if farmers vote down marketing quotas this month. He says Congress is likely to raise the minimum, and he avoids predicting the referendum outcome or the impact of a recent support cut to 76 percent. Benson defends flexible supports as realistic for farmer protection and notes prices are set by the marketplace.
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Benson
Minneapolis
Congress
Agriculture Department
Department
Kansas
The
American Seed Trade Assn
Washington
Dakotas
Minnesota
Minnesota Passes Half Billion Bonded Debt Milestone
Minnesota state and local governments total bonded debt reached 506,214,270 on December 31, 1954, with 107,598,142 of new bonds issued that year and 61,570,456 in redemptions. The largest blocks include 44,322,506 in university and hospital project certificates and 206,404,943 in school district debt.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
R. B. Vecellio
University of Minnesota
Metropolian Airports Commission
Minnesota State Armory Building Commission
Young Elephants Make Big Impression at Fresno Circus
In Fresno two young elephants Mary and Jane disrupted a Polack Bros circus opening. They left the marching line, sat on a sports car, crushed an irrigation pump factory, pulled a paint spray hose, broke an acetylene gauge, and moved a repaired harvesting machine, until trainers halted their mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
Mary
Jane
Polack Bros. Circus
Mock mobilization simulates fallout and industry collapse
A government drill simulates a nuclear attack on New York and other cities. It envisions 3,090,000 dead and 6,733,000 displaced in FCDAs Region 1 while mobilizers relocate 31 agencies and reallocate production to undamaged plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Berkeley
Bay
Federal Civil Defense Administration
New England
Argentine church purge deepens as Peron foes expelled
Dismissals of two churchmen spark government clash with Argentine Catholic leadership. Cardinal Capello resumes duties after illness as police raid parishes and arrest a priest, while church leaders seek word from Foreign Minister Remorino. Tate and Novoa describe forced exit from Argentina amid harsh charges and religious tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello
Argentina
Msgr
Tato
Antonio Cardinal Caggiano
Rosario
Cardinal Capello
Jeronimo Remorino
Remorino
Buenos Aires
Peron
Catholic Action Societies
Domingo Cantegalli
Marcos Pax
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Tate
Novoa
Pius XII
la Prensa
Progovernment
Real Sassafras Shipped From Carbondale to California
Carbondale touts genuine sassafras shipped to W. L. Webb of Sacramento who demanded the real Carbondale sassafras. Webb complained California drug store varieties were weak in flavor and strength. The Chamber of Commerce promptly dispatched the requested batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale, Ill
W. L. Webb
Sacramento
Calif
California
Chamber of Commerce
Street Cleaner Wins $25 000 Contest Prize
Ramon Angel a street cleaner earning 200 a month and his wife Guadalupe and their five children won 25 000 in a national sweepstakes sponsored by B F Goodrich Co. The family received the prize in silver dollars weighing 1562 pounds and plans to decide how to use the money after a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Ramon Angel
Guadalupe
Hike Haircut Prices Spread in Michigan Areas
Detroit area adopts city haircut scale of 1.75 dollars on weekdays and 2 dollars on Saturdays. Macomb County follows Detroit rates. Flint increases from 1.25 to 1.50 dollars.
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Michigan
Detroit
Macomb County
Flint
Triplett Denies Guilt Refutes Tape Confession in Murder Trial
Ernest J. Triplett testifies from the witness stand that a tape-recorded confession about killing Jimmy Bremmer 8, and other statements to police, are false. He claims he was coached by Cherokee Institute staff and subjected to coercive questioning by unnamed officers. He asserts he never killed the child whose body was found north of Sioux City after his disappearance on August 31.
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LE Mars
Iowa
Ernest J. Triplett
Jimmy Bremmer
Sioux City
Triplett
Cherokee Mental Health Institute
Bremmer
A. Azardigan
Iowa police seize obscene pictures and literature in Des Moines raid
Police raided Pinkey's News and Novelty Shop in Des Moines and seized obscene pictures and literature. Owner James Wendell Goldsmith, 44, and Carl Abner Wiggins, 30, were charged with possessing and selling obscene items. Goldsmith also faced fireworks possession charges. They pleaded innocent and posted $500 bonds each. Hearing set for June 23.
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Des Moines
Iowa
James Wendell Goldsmith
Pinkey's News and Novelty Shop
Carl Abner Wiggins
Goldsmith
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Aganist
Solist
Hormel Transportation Department
Red Cross
RED Shell
Scovill Jewelry
N. Main ST
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Colo
Buffalo
Kansas City
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Pittsburgh
Akron
Wilmington
Illinois Sassafras
Norcross
Wold
WARDS
Suntan Lounge
Davy Crockett
Yin
Azardigan
Cherokee Psychiatric Staff
Ama
Nilan
W. Maple Austin
Oakland
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