Vital Statistics and Obituaries at St Olaf Area
Vital statistics list births at St Olaf Hospital and outside Austin. Obituaries note Albert Knutson of Grand Meadow death at 61 with survivors and service details. Other notices include Laura Gransee and Edward Vanlyfte deaths and funeral arrangements across Austin Blooming Prairie Hayfield LeRoy and Mason City areas.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Gerald Srsen
Blooming Prairie
Son
Edward Gerhart Jr
Albert
Knutson
Grand Meadow
Mae
Mervin
Merle
Wayne
Beverly) Struwe
Lever Knutson
LeRoy
Martha Johnson
Adams
Laura Gransee Adams
Austin
Ames
Iowa
Alma Rasmussen
Jacob Barwind
Edward Gransee
Walter Gransee
Hayfield
Carl Gransee
St. Paul
Edward Vanlyste
Mary DeVriendt
Clara VanHyfte
Levi Vanhyfte
Winnebago
Minn
Frank VanHyfte
Bear Creek Lutheran Church
Eugene V. Holland
Juvenile Drivers Facing Suspensions For Violations
Glen M. Shirk, age 16, of 302 S. 6th, ran a red light with license suspended 30 days. Robert G. Shane, 16, of Tapps, drove after midnight with license suspended 30 days. Ames C. Larson, 16, of Albert Lea, speeding and license suspended 9 days. Merle D. Taylor, 17, of Dexter, driving with vision obscured. Ronald D. Rich, 16, of LeRoy, speeding with license suspended 30 days stayed six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen M. Shirk
Robert G. Shane
Tapps
Ames C. Larson
Albert Lea
Merle D. Taylor
Dexter
Ronald D. Rich
LeRoy
Beulah Weakening as Storm Moves Toward Mexico
Beulah, the season’s second tropical storm, was expected to weaken today as its circulation shifts into Mexico. At 4 am it lay about 50 miles east of Tampico with top winds near 45 mph. In New York the National Board of Fire Underwriters put May fire losses at 81.6 million dollars, down 47 percent from May 1958.
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New Orleans
Beulah
Mexico
Tampico
New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Berlin Talks: Western Plan Faces Gromyko Scrutiny
In Geneva the Western plan for Berlin faced scrutiny as Gromyko criticized the proposal and sought 24 hours for study. Western ministers warned rejection would end the six week old talks while offering concessions on access to West Berlin and troop posture. The pact would drop a Soviet guarantee of occupation while preserving supply lines and East German management of traffic.
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Gromyko
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Soviet Union
West Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Gromyka
Berlin
Moscow
Bacillary Dysentery Identified at Philadelphia General Hospital
An outbreak sickened 108 people at Philadelphia General Hospital including many medical staff. Dr. Sylvan Fish announced lab tests identified the bacillary dysentery organism as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia General Hospital
Sylvan Fish
City Health Department
Stable owner Charles Roughsedge dies in Wilkes-Barre
Charles D. Roughsedge, 57, owner of a trotting stable and member of the U S Trotting Association, died Wednesday in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Charles D. Roughsedge
U.S. Trotting Assn
Brigitte Bardot and Jacques Charrier Tie The Knot
Brigitte Bardot and Jacques Charrier married at Louveciennes town hall in a secrecy marked ceremony. Officials offered few details and confirmations came from Bardot’s mother and Charrier, as the pairing’s public nuptials drew cautious coverage. The couple, dating since their film project, sparked curiosity amid Bardot’s previous marriages and engagements.
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Paris
Brigitte Bardot
Jacques Charrier
Louveciennes
Charrier
Anne-Marie Bardot
Brigitte
Roger Vadim
Sacha Distel
Jacques
Fernand Guillaume
Navy says forward turret removed for reconnaissance gear
A plane in Japan lacked spare parts for two turrets. The Defense Department said the forward turret was taken out and the other removed to make space for special reconnaissance equipment. The Navy noted the forward guns would not defend against fighters even if operational. Johnson urged full investigation into crew defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Defense Department
Washington
U.S. Naval Headquarters
Navy
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Strange Appetite Pica Described as Craving for Nonfood Substances
Mrs T describes craving starch and other nonfood substances a condition known as pica. The article cites Marcia Cooper's book and a Baltimore study of 784 children finding 172 with pica, often starting in the second year and linked to nutrition, famine, or pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Cooper
Miss Cooper
Baltimore
Cats and Pledge Donts in Washington Classroom
A Washington NEA Service piece quotes a schoolteacher and students on the Pledge of Allegiance and catlike silence. It notes the humor and confusion in public life, contrasting Snyder Texas and the U.S. Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snyder
Tex
Capitol
United States of America
NEA
Pledge of Allegiance Echoes From High School Sophie Moments
A teacher muses on student mispronunciations of the Pledge of Allegiance spoken by high school sophomores. The piece notes their age about 16, after school work, taxes paid, and the fact they will be voters in five years, prompting reflections on civic duty.
Company Expects Squatter Settlement in Guatemala
The government and United Fruit Co. anticipate a settlement for squatters on about 55 acres near Entre Rios. Some residents have occupied the land for 30 years, amid rumors of eviction denied by United Fruit manager William Taillon who blames agitators for the spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
United Fruit Co
Entre Rios
William Taillon
United Fruit
ODRINEX Promises Fast Weight Loss Guarantee
An advertisement markets ODRINEX a tiny tablet that supposedly suppresses appetite enabling weight loss in seven days. It claims no diet or strenuous exercise is needed with a money back guarantee and mail order availability from Word Drug Store at 2 3 N. Main.
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Laura Adams
Fdward Vanhypte
Hanson
Henry Hanson
Rayman
Mayer Funeral Home
Herman H. Kooy
Oakwood Cemetery
Anderson
Hilda C. Anderson Waltham
Presbyterian Church
George Kluber
Waltham Cemetery
Burrington Funeral Chapel
Nev
Joe Matt
Moe
Horace Wood
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Geneva
Wold’s
Buxton
King’s Men
Williams
Mennen
Esterbrook
Bridge Austin, Minn
Gillette
Razor
Schick
Dad
Linda
Barbara Twait
Barbara
Emmett Twait
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
Mrs. T
Axe
Johnson Hardware
E. Mill
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Vstrom
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