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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1961

Page

2

Vital Statistics At St Olaf Hospital

Birth notices list Arthur Thompson Hayfield, Almon Soren Adams, Douglas Kiser Brownsdale, Ronald Majerus Austin area, Clifford Wollschlager Grand Meadow with June 15 16 dates. Outside Austin Patrick Anderson Denver Linden Patrick June 13. Obituary for Anna Gabrielson. funeral June 12. surviving family listed. Memorials requested for Ralph Wilder. service at Sterling Christian Church. Grand Meadow Lutheran rites for Clara Stena Fisher. Public thanks from Elzy C Olson.

August Noss Hattie Grand Meadow Carl Ralph Gordon Donald Schieck Clarice Clara Stena Fisher Ole and Caroline Iverson Dahl Hayfield Minn Lth Ave Austin Samuel Fisher Blooming Prairie Leonard Hopfe Orval Hopfe Joseph Knauer Omar Paulson Edward Boettcher Robert Stockdale St. Olaf Hospital David Anderson Lemmen Sr Rev. Swenson Elzy C. Olson

Municipal Court Judge Handles Fireworks Sale Plea and License Charge

Municipal Court Judge Fred Vogel presided a case where David Tucker at 501 Main St S pleaded guilty to selling fireworks and paid a $25 fine. Wallace Simpson of Faribault pleaded guilty to driving after license suspension and paid a $50 fine. Donald Gilligan of 103% 10th St NW pleaded to two charges as the report ends.

Fred Vogel David Tucker Main St. S Wallace Simpson Faribault Donald Gilligan 10Th St. NW

Man Convicted for DUI and No License Faces Fines

A man pled guilty to charges of driving without a license and driving while intoxicated. He received fines totaling 125 dollars or 115 days in jail and was jailed pending payment. Text also notes medical mentions for LT Olaf Brendt and Don Tenneson among others.

Lyle Will Hole Band Concert Dairy Night in Lyle Minn

Lyle Minnesota opens with a Dairy Night concert at the park 8:15 p.m. Wednesday. The Commercial Club event includes prize drawings by 20 merchants and a speech by Dairy Princess candidate Janice Holst who will also pour milk Lyle. Nevada Township Farm Bureau sponsors an ice cream social with social chairpersons listed. The Lyle Band led by substitute director Robert Harrup Nora Springs Iowa performs 8:30 p.m. each Wednesday.

Lyle Robert Harrup Nora Springs Iowa

Dodge Co 4-H Names Delegates to State Camps

Dodge Center and West Concord youths Joanne Gossard and Shirley Erler were chosen to attend state 4-H camps at Itasca Park in June and July 1961. Gossard belongs to Eden Progressive Gophers and has four years in conservation work. Erler, from Ellington Jolly Juniors, attends the Health Camp with last year’s conservation continuation camper Larry Thompson of Hayfield and the Super Jets 4-H Club.

George Hatten Clara Dodge Center Minn Dodge County Joanne Gossard Carlyle Gossard Itasca State Park Eden Progressive Gophers Shirley Erler Ervin Erler West Concord Itasca Park Ellington Jolly Larry Thompson Hayfield Super Jets

Moscow Road Vacation Case Heads to Court Ruling

In Albert Lea Minnesota a District Court trial on vacating a Moscow Township road reached day five. A six person jury was dismissed after Judge Warrent Plunkett ruled the appeal on the vacation order is a legal matter. A 12 member jury heard a suit seeking higher damages for the road removal that would affect Turtle Creek bridge work and property access.

Albert Lea Minn Moscow Township Warrent Plunkett Plunkett George W Grace Miller Eva Clayton Sorrenson

Desegregation Plans Move Forward in Several States

In Memphis plans call for an amusement park and three public golf courses to be desegregated next year. Prince Edward County Virginia school board offers closed public schools for a summer crash remedial program for 1,800 Negro pupils. Pensacola sit-in demonstrations occur at three downtown lunch counters with counters closed and no arrests reported.

Memphis Tenn School Board Prince Edward County Pensacola Fla

Kennedy range cited as crippling overseas aid plans

Kennedy warned that the aid gap "has crippled our foreign aid program" and harmed U S standing abroad. Lilienthal spoke at the 8th annual national conference on International Economic and Social Development about the impact and public disillusionment.

America Free World Lilienthal

Head-on Crash Near Le Roy Injures St Louis Pair

A St. Louis man and a passenger suffered minor injuries in a head-on two car collision on Highway 56 near Le Roy Minnesota. Lawrence Dean, driver from St Louis, and Bruce Quale, a passenger, were treated and released. two other passengers in the Dean car were unharmed.

Seamen Strike Halts Ports as Labor and Shipping Tie Up

Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg returned to push settlement of a nationwide seamen strike involving 70 000 unionists across East West and Gulf ports. Picket lines appeared at New York piers as talks continued though no extension was agreed.

Gulf Coast Arthur J. Goldberg Kennedy New York Joseph Curran Big National Maritime Union International Longshoremen's Association Teamsters Union Union Oil Workers Central Labor Councils Goldberg

British Foreign Secretary urges US support for freedom moves

Lord Home urged the United States to join Britain in backing freedom campaigns against communism. He accused the Soviet Union of threatening the UN, Berlin, and global peace to promote its creed. He warned of a Soviet troika plan and the danger to international civil service.

Chicago Lord Home United States Britain Chicago Council On Foreign Relations Soviet Union United Nations Berlin Troika U.N Communist Bloc Cherter

Fishing Gear Stolen From Parked Car In Two Thefts

Two thefts were reported to city police on Thursday with losses totaling 97 dollars. Oliver Clark of Austin Route 2 said thieves broke a wing glass on his car and stole fishing rods and reels worth 85 dollars. Clark's Service at 404 1st St NE reported an air nozzle and gauge stolen valued at 12 dollars.

Oliver Clark Austin Rt. 2 Clark 1St St. NE

Bears Host Vikings In NFL Preseason Game Here

In Cedar Rapids Iowa the Chicago Bears will face the Minnesota Vikings in a National Football League preseason game set for September 2.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Chicago Bears Minnesota Vikings

Senate debates highway funding and billboard incentives

The discussion covers access roads linking sections with commuter expressways to ease traffic. It notes a federal gas tax extension generating about 524 million next year and 750 million by 1972, with Kennedy seeking 300 million in other levies but receiving 150 million. Senate trimmed House additions and rejected full truck levy plans amid trucking-industry influence. The billboard incentive offers 2 percent extra federal funds for states regulating billboards within 660 feet of interstates, potentially covering 25,000 miles, with only three states signed up.

Kennedy House Senate Paul H. Douglas D-Ill

Golf Clubs Entered in Fillmore County

Fillmore County sheriff's officers investigate burglaries at two golf clubs. The Chosen Valley Golf Club in Chatfield was entered Tuesday night with property damage and $9 stolen from a vending machine. The Preston club was also burglarized with property damage reported.

Preston Mann Chatfield Fillmore County Chosen Valley

Denver Indians Split Doubleheader in Denver

A doubleheader in Denver ends with Indianapolis taking the opener 2-1 in 10 innings before losing 4-3 to the Bears. The split prevents the Indians from trimming Louisville’s lead in the American Association standings as 1,279 fans watched.

Denver Indianapolis Associated Press Louisville Denver Bears Indians

Colts Sign SD's Bergan to 1961 NFL Contract

Baltimore Colts announce the signing of South Dakota State tackle LeRoy Bergan to a 1961 NFL contract. The 6-3, 265-pound player was their 17th draft choice as a future pick in 1959. Bergan studied in Europe after graduation and becomes the second Jackrabbit to join the Colts following Doug Eggers.

Brookings Baltimore Colts South Dakota State LeRoy Bergan Colts Bergan Europe Doug Eggers

Network Television Sunday Schedule Highlights

A compact Sunday afternoon and evening TV grid lists shows and time slots across stations, including News, Theater, Christian Science segments, Adventure, Movie matinees, Lassie, Dennis the Menace, Ed Sullivan, Family Classics, and NBC News. The page notes the Saturday Showcase will publish separately and fills times from 12:15 pm to 11:43 pm with a mix of entertainment, news, and specials.

Dodge Girl Selected for 4-H Share the Fun Festival

Mary Joe Nelson of Dodge County earns district level share the fun festival berth in Owatonna on July 20. She belongs to the Zumbro Rockets 4-H Club and will perform a trombone solo against 16 county 4-H contestants.

Dodge Center Minn Mary Joe Nelson Richard Olive Dodge County Owatonna Mary Zumbro Rockets

Minor League Results Pacific Coast League Scores

Tacoma beat Vancouver 8 to 6 and San Diego defeated Portland 5 to 1. Spokane and Hawaii battled to an 8 to 8 tie after 10 innings.

Tacoma Vancouver San Diego Portland Spokane Hawaii Bodice Wdlowel Oemua

Local Baseball Scores InTerryrre Area League

InTerryrre area league results show Jersey City 4 Buffalo 1 and Syracuse 14 Richmond 2. Toronto 6 Charleston 5 and Rochester 5 Columbus 4. American Association Indianapolis 2 3. Denver 1 4 1st 10 innings Omaha 5. Houston Louisville at Dallas Fort Worth ppd.

Jersey City Buffalo Syracase Richmond Toronto Charleston Rochester Columbus Indianapolis Denver Omaha Houston Louisville Dallas-Fort Worth

British Open Fourth Round Produces Several Scoring Upsets

In Turnberry Scotland AP Ralph Morrow of Oklahoma City beat Raymond Munro 2 and 1 to advance in the British Amateur Golf Tourney. Joe Carr, the Irish contender, eliminated Laurie Ranells 3 and 1. David Moffat defeated David Need 2 and 1 and will meet Morrow next. Alexander Kyle, the 1939 champion, beat Henry Timbrook 4 and 3 in a long match.

Turnberry Scotland Ralph Morrow Oklahoma City Raymond Munro Morrow Joe Carr Laurie Ranells England David Moffat David Need Alexander Kyle Henry Timbrook Los Angeles

Seaweed Finds Wide Use in Fertilizer and More

Seaweed supplies iodine and is used in fertilizer toothpaste ice cream candy and dental impressions.

Top Ranked Iowa Net Players Dominate Hawkeye Open Juniors

Des Moines reports show four top Iowa junior players advancing to semifinals in the Hawkeye Open junior singles. No 1 seed Bob Stock of Grundy Center leads a field of 18 and under contenders including John Wilmeth and Rich Friedman of Iowa City Des Moines. Friday action shifts to the men's singles with numerous nationally ranked college stars entering the competition.

Des Moines Iowa Bob Stock Grundy Center John Wilmeth Iowa City Rich Friedman Dave Strauss

Eskimos Use Snow Homes Only on Trail

Most Eskimos live in snow houses only while on the trail. Ordinarily they live in homes of stone and sod.

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Arthur Thompson Hayfield, Son Almon Sorenson Adams Douglas Kiser Brownsdale Ronald Majerus 6Th Ave Clifford Wollschlager 4Th Ave Patrick Anderson Colo Linden Patrick Rita Murphy Anna Gabrielson Anna Sophia Victoria Gabrielson Horn Sweden Oscar Charlotte Gabrielson Callander Burnside Albert Gabrielson Ethel Grand Meadow Lutheran Church Dayton Clara Fischer Decker Mr. Fisher Eli Fisher St. Paul Rex Ferrow Fred Madsen Belmond Minn Adolph Schultz Clem Walters Postville Eli Eberling Nashua Memoriam Olaf Alex P. Brendt 3Rd Ave. SE Don Tenneson 1St Ave. NW Susan Gilbert Kenneth Gilbert 7Th Ave. SE ST. Marys, Rochester Erdistin Dain 13Th Ave Lyle Will Hole Dairy Night Moscow Turtle Creek Liberia Panama Honduras Dean Edith Hill 6Th Ave. SE Seafarers International Union Marine Engineers Beneficial Association American Radio Association Radio Officers Union Staff Officers Union The American Merchant Marine Institute National Committee For Maritime Bargaining U.S Reds Mr. Khrushchev East Germany Viscafilm Austin Auto Co Ernie’s Mobil Service Keller Texaco Service Vern's Service Bob's Conoco McCloskey Mobil Service Plant Standard Service Kenney’s Phillip Stacyville Bucky's Co-op Oil Co Lyle, Minn Don’s Standard Service Prn Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Farmer's Insurance Grou Auto-Life Oakland Ave Network Meens Beseban TBA Christian Science Family How Little Margie Tealk Flight Issues & Answers Fether Krows Meet Press Co Matty's Contrasts Lassie Shirley Tempie 20Th Century Dennis the Menace Meverich Ed Sullivan National Velvet Dennis Tab Hunter Lowmen Ed Sulliven Jock Benny Asphett Jungie Cendid Lorette Young Comere Recitel Siewcese Bowling Heeter Michael Shayne Pace Iowa Net Karpen Kroehler Northwestern Adams, Minn
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