Local Births and Obituaries Listing Weath erly Engle Slinde
Vital statistics note births for Needham Weath erly Warren Ewy and Oppegard families in Riceville Lincoln Neb and Roswell New Mexico. The piece also records the death of Michael Allan Slinde of Lyle with funeral details and calls for service times and burial at Rose Creek Enterprise Fairview and Six Mile Grove cemeteries.
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Needham Weatherly
Riceville
Riceville City Hospital
Warren Ewy
Warren Oppegard
Park Ave
Lincoln
Neb
Carol Smith
Ray Smith
5Th Ave
A. B. Williams Jr
Roswell
N. M
Janice Engleson
Victor Engelson
1St St. SW
Card of Thanks and Local Obituaries
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for cards visits and gifts during a hospital stay. Mrs Aurville Morrow dies at St Olaf Hospital at age 70 after running a Hayfield shoe repair shop. Richard Gilbert Anderson 18 of Spring Valley dies from a car train collision near Fort Dodge. Survivors listed include relatives and parents with extended family noted. Services and dates mentioned as upcoming in Spring Valley.
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Mrs. Aurville
Ben Overlie
Hayfield
St Olaf Hospital
Richard Gilbert Anderson
Spring Valley
Fort Dodge
Elmer Anderson
Lawrence
Mary
Carol
Merrill Gilbert
Lars Anderson
Funeral notices and remembrances in local paper
Funeral services announced for Olive Maxfield and Glenn W Camp with details on locations times and interment. Obituary memorial verses for Albert Knutson Ralph L Winslow and family notices from Mae Knutson Myrtle Winslow Hoff man Jorgensen and Marvin Winslow families.
Baldy Named State Trustee of League
WINONA Minn AP Clayton LeFevere attorney for Richfield and Lauderdale today was elected president of the League of Minnesota Municipalities He succeeds Frank Moulton Minneapolis alderman Miles Bowler mayor of Le Center was elected vice president and these trustees were named Moulton Milton Rosen member of the St Paul city council Warren Hyde Edina village manager Ervin Olson Bagley Village clerk William Ridge St Cloud city engineer and C R Hansen mayor of Austin Don Hummel mayor of Tucson Ariz told delegates in a luncheon talk that the increasing responsibilities communities face in the future make it important to have courageous public officials
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Winona, Minn
Clayton LeFevere
Richfield and
Lauderdale
League of Minnesota Municipalities
Frank Moulton
Minneapolis
Miles Bowler
le Center
Moulton
Milton Rosen
St. Paul
Warren Hyde
Edina
Ervin Olson
Bagley
William Ridge
St. Cloud
C. R. Hansen
Austin
Don Hummel
Tucson, Ariz
Five Austin CAP cadets head to Minnesota for training
Five members of the Austin Civil Air Patrol squadron will travel Saturday to Minneapolis and then to Scott Air Base Illinois for a week of training. Cadets Vernon Anderson Carroll Dahl Duane Jensen David Wolf and Henry Wolf will earn a certificate of proficiency after weeklong instruction in drilling military customs and military installations.
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Austin Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Minneapolis
Scott Air Base
Illinois
Vernon Anderson
Carroll Dahl
Duane Jensen
David Wolf
Henry Wolf
Driver Tagged for Leaving Scene in Two Collisions
Police investigated two hit-and-run incidents. Donovan Nelson was parked at 510 4th Ave NE when a vehicle struck him at 11:35 p.m. on Thursday near 4th Ave NE and 4th St NE. he reported damages totaling $40. John J. Highe, 1619 3rd Ave SE, was tagged for leaving the scene after separate incidents at 5 p.m. Thursday on 1st Ave SW and 12th St SW, with $45 noted for Herm an Peterson at 906 8th St NW.
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4Th Ave
4Th St
Donovan Nelson
John J. Highe
3Rd Ave
Highe
1St Ave
12Th St
Ferdinand
T. Mohn
Bauman
Herman Peterson
8Th St. NW
Municipal Court Receives Overtime Parking Case and Assault Plea
Delbert Lingeck of 909 4th Ave NE faces overtime parking charges and a $6 fine. William Van Fleet, no address given, pleads not guilty to assault and he has a trial set for 9 a m Tuesday.
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Delbert Lingeck
4Th Ave
William van Fleet
Rock Creek Church to Show Norwegian Film on Hauge
In St Ansgar Iowa the Rock Creek Lutheran Church will present a Norwegian film about Hans Nielsen Hauge with English sound. The 8 p.m. Saturday showing will be at the Rock Creek Church near here with Rev Jorgen Huskleopp in the lead role. A free will offering will be collected.
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Immanuel Nielsen
Enterprise
Rose Creek
Jordan Mortuary
ST. Ansgar
Iowa
Hans Nielsen Hauge
Rock Creek Lutheran Church
Here
Hauge
Jorgen Husekleopp
Blind student sings and speaks at Minnesota fair event
Grand Meadow Minnesota Arlys Voorhees a blind student from Faribault’s Minnesota School for the Blind entered an essay in a contest and performed a song at the Clayton Farm Bureau fair booth. County officials and Dairy Princess Kathleen Sheedy plus Beth Teig attended as judges and served refreshments.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Arlys Voorhees
Minnesota School For the Blind
Faribault
Clayton Farm Bureau
Ray Hanson
County Fair Booth
Kathleen Sheedy
Beth Teig
R. E Johnson
Fern Wilson
State Court Rules Annexed Land Taxable for Municipal Debt
Minnesota Supreme Court holds property annexed to a city must bear taxes to satisfy pre annexation municipal indebtedness. The ruling reverses a lower court and supports Olmsted County and the city of Rochester in a school tax dispute. Associate Justice William P. wrote the opinion.
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Olmsted County
City of
Rochester
Arnold Hatfield
Ronald H
Lael M. Wilcox
Bus Crashes Down Embankment Injuring Dozens in Rain
A Trailways coach with about 40 aboard slid off a highway embankment near Clinton Mississippi during heavy rain. At least 30 injured, two critical at Baptist Hospital. Driver D W Arnold of Shreveport and passenger Jose Campos among the injured. Ambulances ferried patients to Jackson area hospitals.
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Jackson
Miss
Baptist Hospital
D. W. Arnold
Shreveport
Jose Campos
South America
Clinton
Los Angeles
Miami
Fla
Leader of Socialists Stabbed as Tokyo Crisis Deepens
The stabbing of Socialist leader Inejiro Asanuma escalates tensions surrounding Kishi's government amid a mass assault on Parliament. Leftists threaten to push resignations and dissolve Parliament to derail the U S military base treaty, as editors express concern over U S Japan relations and Eisenhower's visit postponement.
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Kishi
Inejiro Asanuma
Asanuma
Shinoda
United States
Eisenhower
U. S. - Japan
Japan
Nation Population at 179 Percent of Million
The nation's 1960 population stands at about 179 percent of a million, about 28 million more than 1950. Census Bureau reports a preliminary quick tabulation, with final tallies due later this year. This marks the largest population gain in a single decade.
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Washington
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Car Truck Collision Kills Willmar Man
A rural intersection collision Thursday near Willmar Minnesota fatally injured Dennis Jacobson a 51 year old farmer. Police investigated the crash and details about the other vehicle were not released.
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Willmar
Minn
Dennis Jacobson
Here
Prisoner Freed After 50 Years At Stillwater
Blind frail Frank Novak, inmate since 1910, was released from Stillwater Prison after five decades. Yellow Medicine and Washington counties wrestled over responsibility before Twin Cities sponsors arranged his housing and future plans in Minneapolis. Novak, sentenced for murder in Yellow Medicine County, went blind four years ago.
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Stillwater
Minn
Frank Novak
Yellow Medicine
Washington
Twin Cities
Novak
Minneapolis
Irving Nemerov
Yellow Medicine County
Eisenhower’s Taiwan Schedule Includes Chiang Kai-shek Meetings
President Eisenhower arrives in Taipei from the U S St Paul by helicopter and is greeted by Chiang Kai-shek. He tours the Golden Dragon Hotel, lays a wreath at the martyrs shrine, meets officials, attends a reception at the presidential office, and joins a Chiang dinner.
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Sungshan Airport
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Golden Dragon Hotel
Eisenhower
Formosa
Taipei
Coldest June 17 in State's History
Minneapolis saw a record low of 42 degrees this morning for June 17, surpassing the 44 degrees set in 1915. The unusually cool start followed by a chilly day across the state.
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Minneapolis
State High Court Clears Way for Contract Trial
The Minnesota Supreme Court reversed a Anoka Pine County ruling and ordered a trial in a breach of contract suit filed by Viggo Jensen, Sandstone real estate salesman, against Nels Lundorff, president of Sandstone State Bank. Jensen seeks 4100 in actual damages and 20000 in exemplary damages claiming Lundorff interfered with a farm sale. Jensen alleges Lundorff told buyers they paid too much and urged a new contract to save 5000, costing Jensen his commission.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Viggo Jensen
Sandstone
Nels Lundorff
Sandstone State Bank
Leonard Keyes
Anoka
Pine County
Jensen
Lundorff
Oscar R. Knutson
Keyes
Eisenhower Wins Funding Boost For Military Aid Phase
The House approved the president's request by 170 to 114 to restore 200 million dollars to the military assistance portion of the foreign aid bill. The action raises the total aid appropriation to 3,384,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Fire Causes Heavy Damage to Mill City Plant Warehouse
A large one story brick building housing Twin City Bumper Exchange, Northern States Floral Service, Paragon Manufacturing Corp. and Styroplastics Industries sustained an estimated 75 000 to 80 000 damage. Cause of the fire was not determined. The four plants operated in a partitioned space within the same structure in Mill City.
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Minneapolis
Twin City Bumper Exchange Warehouse
Northern States Floral Service
Paragon Manufacturing Corp
Styroplastics Industries
ALPA Calls Off Northwest Strike. Mediation Set for June 21
The Air Line Pilots Association has canceled a strike against Northwest Airlines and agreed to a fed eral mediation board request for further talks. Negotiators will meet June 21 in St Paul under the national mediation board.
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Chicago
Air Line Pilots Assn
Northwest Airlines
ALPA
St. Paul
National Mediation Board
Court Rules Mayors May Not Appoint Municipal Judges
Minnesota Supreme Court struck down part of the 1959 Municipal Court act allowing mayors or council presidents to appoint special municipal court judges. The ruling states only the governor may appoint judges, and elected judges are required by the Constitution. The decision voids the mayoral appointment of E. C. Meisinger from West St. Paul.
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Justice Loevinger
Loevinger
Firemen Injured From Duluth Warehouse Fire
Blinding smoke from a warehouse manufacturing building near the aerial bridge caused injuries to several firemen in Duluth Minnesota. Two firefighters Richard Flynn and Daniel Hake fell from a loading dock and were treated at the scene. Others suffered minor injuries while navigating dense smoke. Northland Foods Inc suffered the most severe damage among six farms in the black square building.
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Duluth
Richard Flynn
Daniel Hake
Black Square
Northland Foods Inc
Old Swedes Church in Wilmington Claims North America's Oldest Protestant Use
The 1698 Old Swede's Church in Wilmington Delaware is noted as the oldest Protestant church still used as a place of worship in North America, a distinction highlighted in local historic records.
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Wilmington
Del
North America
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Lyle
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Mason City
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Ada Overlie
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Glenn W. Camp
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