Fatigue Noted During Elizabeth Visit And Club Activities
The Elizabeth society shows signs of fatigue during a visit as the Hannah Mothers Club hosts an anniversary tea at Little Cedar Lutheran Church in Adams with greetings from Mrs. Richard Johnson and remarks by Mrs. H. E. Lunde and Mrs. T. P. Mohn. Members of LeRoy Presbyterian Guild also held sessions, rolled bandages, cut quilt blocks, and welcomed new member Mrs. Donald McGowan while others led devotions and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Mothers Club
Little Cedar Lutheran Church
Adams
Richard Johnson
H. E. Lunde
T. P. Mohn
Virgil Bersene
Bernard Halver
Elsa
Kathryn Mohn
Karen Weness
Sandra Bergene
Louis Slindee
Mohn
LeRoy Presbyterian Guild
Bryan Kemmish
Tappi
B. W. Stephens
R. W. Greenleaf
Donald McGowan
Elmer Schutz
A. C. McCaslin
George Barnitt
Personal notes on local residents and visitors
A series of brief notices lists Carol Ann Wagner a hospital patient at St. Marys Rochester room 600 after major surgery. Sophia Meidinger of Palo Alto visits Bernard and wife at Sunset Motel. Glen Hose returns from Portland with relatives after the Oregon Centennial and Rose Parade. George Gluck of Milwaukee visits sister Cora Dovenberg in Milwaukee and their brother Edward at Cannon Falls. Duane Coffman takes a Reno job staying with sister Camilla Coffman. Mrs Jack Horstmann Mrs Joseph Irvin and Mrs Kirkwood Adams visit Minneapolis. Luana and Michael Murphy return home after two weeks with grandparents Joseph Irvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Wagner
Bauman
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Sophia Meidinger
Palo Alto
Calif
Bernard Jacob
Sunset Motel
George Gluck
Milwaukee
Cora Dovenberg
E. Mill
Edward Dovenberg
Cannon Falls
Minn
Jack Horstmann
Joseph Irvin
Austin
Kirkwood Adams
Glenville
Minneapolis
DeWayne Murphy
Luana
Michael Murphy
West Baldwin
Banks Defends Non Taxable 1937 48 Income In Probe
Thomas W Banks testified government taxes on 1937 48 income totaling over 300000 were not taxable as repayment of loans from bootlegging profits of the 1930s. He said 262000 came from such loans but offered no loan records and denied charging interest. Banks noted possible fictitious names in dealings with banks and indicated ties to McCarthy's Cafe in Minneapolis. The government pointed to mortgages on his home and two other Minneapolis properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Thomas W. Banks
Minneapolis
Court Malls Consideration of Petition
Minnesota Supreme Court weighs whether Ben P Constantine may resume practice after disbarment for grand larceny involving 1250 dollars. Judge Hatfield filed findings. no recommendation given. Constantine, former probate judge, is now mayor of Babbitt and was sentenced to prison term suspended on condition of sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabasha, Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
Ben P. Constantine
St. Louis County
Arnold Hatfield
High Tribunal
Hatfield
Constantine
Supreme Court
Babbitt
Minn
Rol E. Barron
Wadena
Grave Crisis Surmounted by Frondizi
Buenos Aires AP reports Argentina’s President Arturo Frondizi kept his job after a military crisis. Army chiefs voiced confidence in his war ministry and two alleged plot leaders Rial and Ossorio Arana moved to detention on sedition charges. The government pressed arrests, while Peronist influence and a forged pact rumor fueled tensions amid ongoing strikes.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Rial
Ossorio Arana
Peron
Peronista
Peronistas
Gangling Prep Youth Stabs His Stepfather
In Houston, 17 year old Gerald Owen Johnson stabbed his stepfather Robert Griswold after pleading to stop the beating. The youth attempted to resuscitate the wounded man by breathing into his throat, but no charges were filed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Gerald Owen Johnson
Robert Griswold
Six youths arrested in Queens schoolyard assault case
In Corona Queens six Black youths aged 14 to 17 were arrested after a 14 year old white girl was attacked near a recreation program at a junior high. Four suspects including John Rich and Henry Stokes were charged with juvenile delinquency or assault. Rich and Bethea admitted hurting the girl. Jacobs denied involvement. The girl screamed after being gagged as bystanders intervened. Arraignments were set for Ridgewood Felony Court for the four and for two younger juveniles charged earlier. The incident sparked police comments that it was not racially motivated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corona
Queens
John Rich
Edward Jacobs
Jacob Bethea
Henry Stokes
Rich
Bethea
Jacobs
Stokes
Brooklyn Automotive School
Ridgewood
Flushing, Queens
Louis Clifford
All-Out Boom as Incomes Rise and Living Costs Climb
The article reports a spring surge with personal incomes near record highs and factory output at a record pace. Consumer spending grows with auto sales up 46 percent from a year earlier and home appliance demand rising about 20 percent in the first five months, signaling a broad upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP Business News
NEW York
Detroit
U.S
Richard J. Sargent
Westinghouse Fleethe Corp
Korea
Gunner seeks another chance at confronting MIG over North Korea
Navy tailgunner Donald Corder, wounded with 40 to 50 shrapnel wounds and a broken knee, says he would attempt to engage the Communist MIG that crippled the P4M Mercator off North Korea. He recalls the sixth attack run and asks for another shot at the plane, noting the danger of such missions and the pilot’s response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokosuka
Japan
Aviation Electrician
2.C
Donald Corder
Corder
Jacksonville
Farmer City
Til
North Korea
Link to Railway Nabbed by Police
Federal security police arrest Gil berto Robles described as the link between railway union leaders and Mexico's Communist party. He faces trial over the Easter railway stoppage deemed illegal and backed by the Communist group. The piece then shifts to economic and market notes about 1959 furniture sales, home building optimism, rising interest rates, stock and bond activity, and the consumer price index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Gilberto Robles
Mexico
Communist Party
Robles
Nixon blames Soviets for Geneva talks collapse
Vice President Richard Nixon told reporters Soviet leaders bear responsibility for the deadlock and the three week recess in Geneva ministerial talks. He left open a possible summit and said he would still tour the Soviet Union. Nixon spoke at the National Federation of Young Republicans convention in Colorado Springs after addressing Young Republicans and attending the AAU Track meet in Boulder. He predicted a Republican landslide next year citing living standards in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Geneva
Nixon
National Education Assn
Colorado Springs
Boulder
Colo
National Federation of Young Republicans
U.S
Kennedy Defends Labor Probe Amid Political Tensions
In Washington RFK defends the Senate Labor Management Committee probe while Sen Goldwater criticizes alleged staff diversions. Kennedy says no staff work until a report by Goldwater and Sen Church is delivered, as Republicans push for union influence scrutiny and Democrats seek corporate loopholes review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Kennedy
Senate Labor Management Committee
Goldwater and Son
Frank Church
Idaho
Sen. Goldwater
Trail West drama to stage Custer Cavalry tale in North Dakota
Outdoor production at Fort Lincoln State Park opens July 1 and runs Wednesdays through Sundays. The script covers 1872 to 1876 and argues the cavalry were doomed from Columbus era origins, leading to Custer and his men dying at the Little Bighorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Big Horn
Seventh Cavalry
George A. Custer
Fort Lincoln’ State Park
Old Fort
Custer
Montana
Medora
Frederick G. Walsh
W. T. Chichester
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Sitting Bull
United
Indian Nations
Columbus
America
Market Hog and Cattle Prices at Austin Harrowre and Gilts
Prices paid at Austin for hogs and cattle vary by weight and grade. Sows, boars, steers, and heifers show mixed bids with discounts for overages and underfinishes. veal and packing hogs listed with weight-based ranges and government inspection noted. Calves accepted until 9:30 am Friday. no market on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Harrowre
Cece
SOO
Vc Caueteceves
Deoghama Oc
Comnor Hc
Oo Utility
Austin
Eteers & Yeoari
Covoseneusteameel
Ceniadeebes Tau
Wicavca
Wheat Farmer First to Sail Duluth to Norway
A Minot North Dakota wheat farmer will be the first passenger to sail from Duluth to Norway aboard the Skiensfjord of the Norwegian America Line. The ship will depart next week, carrying Peter Wester a Norwegian native visiting home and seven other passengers to Montreal. The voyage inaugurates Duluth to Norway passenger service aboard mainly freighter ships. The Skiensfjord arrived in Duluth Friday and will move to the Farmers Union Grain Terminal slip Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
Minot
N.D
Duluth
Norway
St. Lawrence Seaway
Norwegian - America Line
Skiensfjord
Peter Wester
Montreal
Duluth-to-Norway
Farmers Union
Hearing on Petition for Probate of Will in Henry Krull Estate
A probate hearing is set for July 6 1969 at 10 AM in the Mower County court in Austin Minnesota to probate the Will of Henry Krull and appoint Clarabelle Krull executrix. Creditors must file claims within four months and those claims will be heard October 5 1959 at 10 AM. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therdon
Minnesota
Court House
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
Lucille Baudler
Baudler
State OF
WM. J. Nierengarten
Bach to attend 1959 Music Industry Trade Show in N Y
Bach Music Co. president David Bach will be in New York June 22 to 25 for the 1959 Music Industry Trade Show. He serves on the National Association of Music Merchants board which sponsors the event, now in its 58th year. The show will spotlight portable electric organs and enhanced stereophonic gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bach
Bach Music Co
Austin
Rochester
Albert Lea
New York
Bach
National Assn. of Music Merchants
Watershed Projects Approved by Senate Public Works
The Senate Public Works Committee approved six watershed projects for construction with federal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
Austin School Board approves 1959 expenditures list
At the June 10 1959 meeting of the Austin Minnesota District 402 School Board the board approved and ordered payments across multiple funds including General Control General Supplies Operation of Plant Maintenance of Plant Promotion of Health and Transportation Capital Outlay Athletics and Veterans Agriculture among others totaling 214 007 75 with building and construction and bond retirement accounts also itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of Austin
Mower County
Dilla
Capeteria
Veterans Agriculture
Eeveeene
Sentinel Eveeseess
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Elizabeth
Mothers Club
LeRoy
Glen Hose
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Duane Coffman
Henry Coffman
East St
Reno
Nev
Roger Erickson
Camilla Coffman
Tommy Banks
Banks
Harry Shepard
McCarthy
Seoul, Korea
U.N
Corner Brook
Queen Elizabeth II
Canada
Queen
Prince Philip
Labrador
Gander
Bowater
Newfoundland
Philip
Tina Carey
Tilt Cove
Nld
Strawberry Hill
Humber River
Stephenville
U.S. Air Force Base
Harmon
Lake Labrador
Schefferville
Sept. Iles
Seven Islands
Quebec
Arturo Rial
Juan Peron
Arturo Ossorio Arana
Dominican Republic
Punk Kid
New York State
Kansas City, Mo
Sigma Chi
Laurie Mills
Los Angeles
Walter Breede JR
Gunner
Cage
Kroehler Co
Lawrence Whiting
American Furniture Mart
National Assn. of
Home Builders
Henry C. Alexander
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Alexander
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Erhard
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democratic Party
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Frankfurt
Demo Kennedy
Robert Carroll Jr
Center
Hapeville
Sally Carroll
Chicago
AP Photofax
George Custer
Cavalry
Mandan
North Dakota
Wright Wells & Co
GEO. A. Hormel & CO
Austin State Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Otter Madhigmog
Cec
Ccsis
Secunaeevas
Eenhes
Esteate Benc
Ccc
Csnesuse
Ees Cererer
Wm. H. Witte
Mower
Vv. E. Tausche
H. H. Sorenson
Philip Richardson
NIMS
Thomas W. Nims
The
New York Life Insurance Co
University of Minnesota
C. W. Herbison
Associated General Contractors of Minnesota, Inc
AGC
Wallace Andersen
Lane Smith
Michael Savageau
Alden Christianson
Pelican Rapids
Glenn Evavold
Battle Lake
Dallas Jones
Grand Rapids
OK Watershed
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