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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
2
Birth announcements list six newborns at St. Olaf Hospital and area hospitals including Cresco and Minneapolis with dates June 12 to June 17. Interments planned for Woodbury and Oakwood Cemeteries. Charley Arett of Moscow to have funeral at St Olaf Lutheran Church with Worlein Funeral Home handling arrangements.
Donald W. Hollatz a carpenter from Jews married to Mary A. Heimer of St Ansgar Iowa. James N. Gerhart of Austin Route 2 and Mary Jane Larson of Sioux Falls South Dakota also secured licenses.
Mrs. Glen Fairchild aged 32 died unexpectedly at Mercy Hospital Cresco Iowa early today She resided in Chester Township and is survived by her husband four daughters Jean Arnold Patricia Kay Audrey Ann and Rebecca Ruth her parents Mr and Mrs Lars Osland Ches ter her mother in law Nattie Fairchild Austin a sister Mrs Arnold Lightly Lone Austin Rt 3 four brothers Orvin Osland Plymouth Falls Ore Lins worth and Harold Osland LeRoy and Edward Osland Waterloo Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Martz Funeral Home LeRoy.
William Groth 82 a retired farmer died Sunday at City Hospital Riceville Iowa He lived in Saratoga and is survived by wife Anna two daughters Leona Schultz Riceville and Mrs Clarence Bull Saratoga four sons Erdman Groth Riceville Norbert Walter Groth Elma and Leonard Groth Saratoga Funeral services set for Tuesday.
Louis E. Wood 51 died Monday at St Olaf Hospital from a heart attack. A resident of Austin for 33 years, he lived at 301 W. Oakland and worked in the accounting department of Geo. A. Hormel & Co. He is survived by his wife Grace.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lawrence Priem of Lyle will be held at 2 p m daylight saving time Wednesday at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Lyle with Reverends Stanford Stenson and Stanley Gjer involved.
Town was fined ten dollars for lacking a chauffeur license. Donald Burton of Tulsa forfeited fifteen dollars for not carrying a valid driver’s license. Ivan I Eggers of Lyle paid ten dollars for allowing an unlicensed chauffeur to operate a truck. Philip Brandt of Austin faced thirty five dollars for unsafe equipment. Forrest Brody of Austin paid fifteen dollars for driving sixty five in a fifty five zone. Larry Sumner of 607 South St Paul fined fifteen dollars for sixty in a fifty zone plus five dollars for exhaust muffler. A seventeen year old youth was referred to Municipal Court from Juvenile Court. Charles Slowinski of Waltham fined fifty dollars for no license. Cornelius Rietveld of Rose Creek pleaded innocent on illegal equipment. Arthur Lamb of Brownsdale fined twenty dollars for seventy in a fifty zone. Leland Falch of 311 Gleason fined fifteen dollars for improper passing. Kenneth Berry of 105 N Railway fined fifteen dollars for sixty five in a fifty five zone.
A lengthy record of property transfers names numerous individuals and couples such as Vernon L Aulwes and Dave H Nelson with Decker Acres parcels, Lawrence Beach and Oscar Even in Proprietor's Adda, Glenn Johns and Lloyd Dotsenrod in Bi East Side Park Addn, Elberta Gooden and Elmer Steinbach in Cor L23 Bolcom's Addn, and many others across multiple Addns. The list includes transfers in Miller Ellis 2nd Addn, Crane's 2nd Addn, Lake Park and Estate areas with parcels such as L8 B12 Vil of LeRoy Sta, Olt 38 Crestwood Hills ord Addn, and portions of Nw and Se quarters in various townships. Includes deeds to Robt Borchardt, John Sperry, Andrew Ingwaison, and others, with extensive lot and block references across Rochford A, Yates & Lewis Addns, and Benford Addings.
I thank all who sent cards gifts and flowers and circle 21 for the rose bowl special thanks to Rev Swenson for visits and those who visited me in hospital and after I returned home.
A grateful note from Lorenzo R. Bailey and family thanks relatives friends neighbors and church members for flowers cards gifts and meals. They express appreciation for medical staff at Methodist and St Olaf Hospitals including doctors nurses and pastors and for pallbearers and Jordan Mortuary services.
An ambulance was dispatched Monday at 3 10 p m from 1405 Johnson to St Olaf Hospital.
Sherman Adams testifies before a House subcommittee, asserting no personal ties influenced his official actions with Bernard Goldfine. He notes gifts from Goldfine, explains a $69 coat fabric cost, and recalls a gold watch exchange, while stressing a clear conscience after 50 years in office.
IKE Hagerty rejects Pearson claims that Adams used an airline card, received rugs and furniture from Goldfine, and demanded Talbott's resignation. He says Adams told him no furniture was given and Eisenhower handled Talbott matters. Hagerty denies ever meeting Goldfine, aside from a possible Boston handshake.
Final paper work to authorize construction of an atomic power plant at Elk River Minnesota will be completed on July 6. Officials of the Atomic Energy Commission and the Rural Cooperative Power Association will sign formal contracts there. The AEC will fund eleven thousand four hundred forty five dollars and cover other costs while the cooperative plans one point seven five million dollars for turbo generator facilities. The agreements enable experimental commercial power uses for atomic energy in Minnesota and the Midwest.
Secretary of State Dulles faces Arab radio and press charges accusing the United States of meddling in Lebanon and supporting regional regimes. Damascus radio and Lebanese authorities claim U S policy fuels anti Arab sentiment while Egyptian and Syrian propagandists push a broader anti American line. The report ties Lebanon unrest to Cairo Baghdad Pact tensions and U.S. aid in the Middle East.
The text lists Soviet and Western demands for a nuclear test halt, treaty steps, disarmament, economic ties, and East–West peaceful coexistence. It notes no new Western concessions beyond existing aims like test suspension and arms reduction, while acknowledging a generic remark on aging cheese boosting price.
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