Local births and obituaries span Austin to Illinois
Vital statistics list births for Fuller Adams Lacy families in Austin and nearby areas with dates of June 19 20. Obituaries note LuAnn Norland Mary Mudra Iver Tollifson Mary Carroll infant Summers and Knutson Winslow Mudra funeral details. Western Illinois NAIA golf title led by Jim King with individual 282 and team total 1186, Lamar Tech runner up.
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Quincy
Ill
Western Illinois
Jim King
Western
Lamar Tech
King
Eiffel Tower Reaches 984 Feet In Paris Skies
The Eiffel Tower in Paris rises to 984 feet, a landmark height that underscores its prominence and engineering significance. The structure remains a key tourist magnet and symbol of the city.
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Eiffel Tower
Paris
Card of Thanks from Dennis Wakefield
I thank all who sent cards gifts and visited me while a patient at St Olaf Hospital Special thanks to Dr Taufic and Dr Miller nurses aids Gray Ladies for their kindness and help It was all deeply appreciated Dennis Wakefield Dexter Minn.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Taufic
Miller
Property Transfers For Nybo Jacob Christiansen Molde Knight
A series of land transfer records show John B. Nybo and spouse transferring parcels to Donald and others. Loren Jacob and wife grant to James Christiansen and partner. Thomas Molde and wife convey to Harland FP Knight and spouse. Nybo and others convey a 30 acre tract and a deed involving Decker A Ronald KR.
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John B. Nybo
Donald IL
Thomas
Milier
Nybo
Decker
Ronald KR. Thomas
John
Miami Coed Wins College Golf Title
Judy Eller, an 18 year old University of Miami sophomore from Old Hickory Tennessee, defeated Julie Hull of Purdue 3 and 2 to win the National Women's Collegiate Championship in Chapel Hill. Eller had previously won two U.S. National Junior championships and the Southern Women's Amateur last month.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Judy Eller
Julie Hull
Purdue
Anderson
Ind
Judy
University of Miami
Fla
Old Hickory
Tenn
U.S
Major Rippey Dies In Auto Crash Near Sheridan
Major James V. Rippey 37 from Ellsworth Air Force Base South Dakota was killed in a collision between his car and a truck near Sheridan Arkansas on Friday.
Mrs. America Alternate Is Chosen
Mrs. Margaret Chamberlain of North Miami is named the alternate for Mrs. America. Bert Nevins of Mrs. America Inc. says the alternate will fill in during heavy personal appearance schedules to keep the title holder available for home duties. Chamberlain, the first Mrs. America crowned in 1938, remains slim and blonde.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Western leaders grapple with Berlin as Geneva talks stall
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and U S President Eisenhower weigh the stalled Geneva conference. Western officials say Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville rejected Soviet proposals while Khrushchev and Gromyko press to push Western powers from Berlin. A three week recess is set with resumption on July 13 amid rising East West tensions and West Berlin presidential assembly plans.
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Berlin
Gromyko
Herter
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
Khrushchev
West Germany
West Berlin
East German
Gift with Strings May Be Less Than Nil
Minnesota Bar Association explains that gifts of farm property may be uncertain when parents want security for themselves and the son wishes to operate the farm. flawed methods can fail or cause litigation. proper legal tools, tailored by a lawyer, offer secure, economical solutions.
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Minnesota State Bar Assa
Minnesota
Asen
Schmitt of Wal tham earns Pitt football scholarship
Larry Schmitt of Wal tham Massachusetts son of Harvard line coach Ted Schmitt wins a football scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh. He joins the Panthers squad for the coming season.
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Larry Schmitt
Waltham, Mass
Harvard
Ted Schmitt
University of Pittsburgh
Ex Brew Chief McAuliffe Dies at 59 in Tucson
Richard J. McAuliffe, former president of the American Brewing Co., died Friday in Tucson of lung cancer at age 59. He led the firm from 1953 to 1957. The text notes the salmon’s life begins and ends in fresh water.
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Tucson
Ariz
Richard J. McAuliffe
The
American Brewing Co
Sioux City Trips Demons In Three-League Night Action
Sioux City beat Des Moines 6-3 as the Demons drop their third straight while Green Bay moved to within one game of Des Moines. Topeka climbed to third with a 7-1 win over Fox Cities behind Dziadek’s strong performance. Lincoln fell to fourth after a 5-4 loss on a 10th inning error.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Des Moines
Demons
Topeka
Lincoln
Tim Harkness
Blue Jays
Deacon Jones
Jones
Sioux City
Kenders
Homer
Bert Dziadek
Fox Cities
Dziadek
Burlington
Don Davis
Jack Evans
Jim Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Pro Net Tourney Opens at Forest Hills With Top Players
The $15,000 Professional Tennis Tournament starts at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills on Sunday. Ashley Cooper faces Sam Giammalva while Mal Anderson meets Mervyn Rose. Others entered include Lew Hoad Frank Sedgman Pancho Gonzales Ken Rosewall Pancho Segura and Tony Trabert.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
West Side Tennis Club
Ashley Cooper
Sam Gimmalmalva
Mal Anderson
Mervyn Rose
Lew Hoad
Frank Sedgman
Pancho Gonzales
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Segura
Tony Trabert
Ex Circus Manager Edward F. Kelly Dies
Edward F. Kelly, 68, former general manager of Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus, died Friday in Sarasota after a long illness.
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Sarasota, Fla
Edward F. Kelly
Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
Prosecutor Tom De Wolfe Dies by Suicide in Seattle
Tom E. De Wolfe 56 a prosecutor linked to Tokyo Rose case and WWII spy background shot himself in Seattle on Thursday. The death follows his noted trial career and wartime service Controversy surrounding his past noted in local reports.
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Seattle
Wash
Tom E. de Wolfe
Tokyo
Rose
Air Force Releases $282,000 for Dakota Warning Stations
The Air Force has released $282,000 for ground to air transmitter receiver buildings for aircraft control and warning stations at Dickinson and Fortuna in North Dakota.
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Omaha
Air Force
Dickinson
Fortuna
N. D
See Little Gain in Broiler Prices
University of Minnesota extension economist William Dankers says broiler prices will not improve much in 1959. Supplies from April to June may be 15 percent higher than a year ago, with heavy supplies likely for the rest of the year and total production costs about unchanged from 1958, possibly yielding lower net returns for producers.
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William Dankers
University of Minnesota
Evaporation Saps Moisture in Corn Field Study
A USDA and University of Minnesota study in Morris found crop growth and evaporation each account for about half of soil moisture loss. In mature corn moisture loss totaled 10.14 inches from late June to harvest, while fallow soil lost 5.10 inches, mostly due to evaporation.
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USDA
University of Minnesota
Morris
Bardot and Charrier arrive in Saint Tropez after Paris wedding
Brigitte Bardot and Jacques Charrier reached Saint Tropez following their Paris wedding on Thursday. The couple arrived together today, staging a public postnuptial appearance in the famed resort.
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Saint Tropez
France
Brigitte Bardot
Jacques Charrier
Paris
Enshrined Taipei Buddhist Monk Laid to Rest
The gold-encased body of Buddhist monk Chih Hung was enshrined today in a hillside temple near the port of Keelung Formosa AP reports.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chih Hung
Keelung
Fire Devours Lodge During Convention At Minnesota Resort
Fire roared through a two building lodge built in the 1920s by Capt. Billy Fawcett at a Minnesota resort. About 300 guests, including Poultry Butter and Egg Association members, escaped in night clothes as guests leaped from second story windows and fire crews battled the flames. Several injuries and a death were reported as residents fled to a nearby lake and two miles away to another resort for clothing.
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Billy Fawcett
Gene McHugh
St. Paul
McHugh
McHughs
Schneiders
TV Exe Says Programs Help Children More Than Harm
Salt Lake City AP report quotes George D. Crothers CBs public service broadcasts director stating TV programs teach children good and evil in simple terms. He argues violence is less problematic than difficulty in distinguishing right from wrong for young viewers.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George D. Crothers
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lido de Paris troupe to perform in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas AP reports a Paris show group warns about high medical costs and urges car use over taxis. The first Lido de Paris troupe spent nearly a year here and the new group arrives next Tuesday.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Florida passes law shielding students from forced integration
Governor Collins allowed a new law to become effective permitting transfer for pupils objecting to integration. If local boards refuse, the child cannot be compelled under compulsory attendance to attend racially mixed classes. The bill was enacted without his signature.
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Talahassee, Fla
Florida
Leroy Collins
Collins
St. Cloud inmates volunteer in polio vaccine trial
About 170 St. Cloud Reformatory prisoners took part in the first round of a mass oral polio vaccine experiment after volunteering. After meals they received the vaccine in capsule and liquid forms, and technicians collected blood tests and throat swabs to check antibodies.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
St. Cloud Reformatory
State Health Department
Crypt for Body of Ethel Barrymore
The body of actress Ethel Barrymore to be interred Monday in a crypt beside brothers John and Lionel at Calvary Cemetery Mausoleum Los Angeles. She died of a heart ailment Thursday and would have turned 80 on August 15. Rosary is tentatively set for 7 p.m. Sunday and Requiem Mass for 10 a.m. Monday at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills.
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Hollywood
Ethel Barrymore
John
Lionel
Calvary Cemetery
Los Angeles
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Riots Kill and Injure Dozens Near Brazzaville After Vote
In Brazzaville outskirts two days of post election violence leave at least three dead and about 150 injured. The city has seen deadly clashes following regional voting turmoil that earlier killed more than 100 people last February.
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Brazzaville
Middle Congo
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