Vital Statistics At St Olaf Hospital And Local Notices
Obituaries and births note the McGuire Unvermidt Schmidts families with June dates. Oscar Ransom, 82, Rose Creek, dies at Fairmont Community Hospital after a heart attack. services Friday at Church of Christ, interment Grand View Memorial Gardens, Worlein Funeral Home details. Community members express thanks for prayers and care. Local legal notices list licenses, fines, and traffic violations with names and charges in city and county postings.
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Oscar Ransom
Rose Creek
Fairmont Community Hospital
Wallace Clark
Dorothy Winnipeg
Chris Nelson
Blanche
Austin
George
Lyle
Herman
Sam
Church of Christ
Herman Kooy
Grand View Memorial Gardens
Worlein
Ambulance Runs Between Jail St Olaf Hospital and Homes
Schedule shows ambulances exiting the county jail at 2 35 am to St Olaf Hospital and 3 59 pm from 403 2nd St NE to St Olaf Hospital. Other runs include 1 30 pm from St Olaf Hospital to Comforcare and 1 pm to Young's Apartments. Wednesday 9 30 am transfer to St Marys Hospital Rochester.
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County Jail
St. Olaf Hospital
2Nd St. NE
Comforcare
Young's
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Fire call reports bin blaze near Federal Bakery
Fire crews extinguished a trash bin fire behind the Federal Bakery building at 309 Main St North. No damages reported.
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Federal Bakery
Main St. N
Judge and drivers plead guilty in city court notices
Judge Fred Vogel presiding following too close case by Joe Hopper in Minneapolis resulted in a guilty verdict on a reduced charge of following too close with a $25 fine after a careless driving accusation. Red Light-Allen F. Starry pleaded nocent to running a red light. trial set for June 20. Norman Adelelux and Eva Sandra Horwitz each pleaded guilty to speeding and red light respectively with fines of $20 and $10. U.S.-RUSS note discusses test ban treaty prospects amid Kremlin skepticism and Geneva talks.
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Harvey W. Mohrenweiser
Mora
Donald L. Cooling
2Nd Ave
Jon T. Tabor
8Th St
Gaylen A. Rogers
Rose Creek
Highway Patrol
Camelia Marie Wagner
19Th Ave
Glen R. Goetsch
6Th St
Fred Vogel
Bobby Joe Hopper
Minneapolis
Allen F. Starry
2Nd Ave. SE
Norman Adelelux
Austin Rt. 5
Eva Sandra Horwitz
6Th Ave
Aldermen Power Shift Urged Over City Liquor Licenses
Jury report to District Judge Gunn urges mayoral final say on liquor licenses and a Council vote. It recommends criminal records and federal tax returns with applications, and staggered permit expirations rather than all April 1 expirations.
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William D. Gunn
Minneapolis
Local residents listed for medical care and surgery
Mrs Ralph Moore 311 8th Ave SE undergoes surgical care. Lester Fahre 1905 1st Ave NE receives surgical services. Gus Blom Rose Creek listed for surgical care. Kenneth C Wood Brownsdale scheduled for surgical. Wesley Howard Lastine 109 Clinton son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Lastine listed for medical. Judy Farrell Brownsdale daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Farrell listed for medical. John T Jones Leroy listed for medical. Mrs Dick Miller 1626 Oakland Ave E listed for medical. Mrs Jessie McLellan 1000 16th Ave NE listed for medical. Mrs Agnius Llinbo Sargeant listed for medical.
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Ralph Moore
8Th Ave
Lester Fahre
1St Ave
Gus Blom
Rose Creek
Kenneth C. Wood
Brownsdale
Wesley Howard Lastine
Clinton
Wesley Lastine
Judy Farrell
Robert Farrell
John T. Jones
Leroy
Dick Miller
Oakland Ave
Jessie McLellan
16Th Ave
Agnius Llinbo
Sargeant
Surgical
Des Moines Robin Hatches Eggs On Hospital Fire Escape
A robin found on a Des Moines hospital fire escape laid and hatched eggs just outside the obstetrical ward. The incident draws brief local curiosity as staff report the bird’s nesting site was accessible from the ward window.
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Des Moines
Lona
Minnesota GOP congressmen plan aggressive 1962 campaign
Minnesota six Republican congressmen are mapping a vigorous statewide at large race strategy to retain their seats during the interim period. State GOP chairman Robert Forsythe says plans will be shaped at a Saturday session of the state executive committee. He notes two incumbents from Minneapolis and four from outstate districts. Nixon and Goldwater attend national Young Republican convention in Minneapolis boosting turnout.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Robert Forsythe
GOP
House
Senate
Forsythe
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Drought Ravages Crops and Commerce in Local Area
State drought data for June 1 to 19 show only 39 inches of rain against the 50 year average of 2.8 inches. Farmers Ralph Sorenson and Rosaire Boucher report failing crops and future plowing plans. Crookston merchants note reduced farm machinery demand as soil moisture drops further. soil cores reveal severe moisture deficits up to 12 inches.
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Ralph Sorenson
Fisher
Rosaire Boucher
Crookston
Gunnar Kronholm
Polk County State Bank
Kronholm
Tragedy on Davenport Trestle Ends in Boy’s Death
Rock Island Railroad’s Corn Belt Rocket struck and killed 13 year old Michael James on a Davenport trestle while he and 10 year old Robert Wombacher hunted crawdads nearby. Michael lived with his parents Carl and Mrs James who moved from Oklahoma two weeks earlier. Robert, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Wombacher, escaped the wreck and told a farmer what happened.
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Davenport
Iowa
Rock Island Railroad
Here
Robert Wombacher
Michael James
Robert
West
Michael
Carl James
Oklahoma
U S and Japan Agree to Form Joint Economic Committee
The United States and Japan will establish a cabinet level joint economic committee. The move follows talks between Prime Minister Ikeda and President Kennedy and mirrors the U S Canada Trade Committee. The panel would meet to address trade problems and symbolize the growing economic partnership.
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U.S
Japan
Joint Economic Committee
Washington
United States
Hayato Ikeda
Kennedy
Ikeda
Dean Rusk
White House
Longshoremen Stage Harbor Stoppage Amid Maritime Strike
Hundreds of longshoremen joined a protest work stoppage paralyzing harbor operations amid a broad maritime strike. ILA and other unions plan a Battery Park rally as talks stall. The walkout disrupts loading and unloading of ships, affecting 85,000 workers and 1,000 vessels.
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New York
ILA
Manhattan
Battery Park
Maritime Port Council
Greater New York
Thomas Gleason
Gleason
Senators Shout OK at Biggest Farm Money Bill
Senators approve the largest annual farm aid measure in history by voice vote. The bill would provide over 7 billion dollars for agricultural programs starting July 1, with the House version about 115 million less but both surpassing this year's funding. Both funds trail Kennedy's budget requests.
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Washington
House
Congress
Kennedy
House OKs Plan to Alter CAB and FTC Power
The House approved Kennedy's plan to reorganize the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Federal Trade Commission. Changes raise the agency chairman's authority and take effect in July unless the Senate blocks them. Last week Democrats and Republicans blocked a similar FCC plan.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
Lawmakers set order for school bills and defense act
Powell said House leaders will allow the public school bill to be called first after getting Rules Committee approval. He also aims to move the defense education act to the Rules Committee next week. It is uncertain what will occur when the bill reaches the floor.
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Powell
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Missionary Adventures mark 150th anniversary in new book
The Congregational Christian American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions issues a 366 story volume titled The Faith to celebrate 150 years. Compiled by Field Goodsell who led the board for nearly three decades, the book highlights missionary work abroad.
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Boston
Congregational Christian American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Field Goodsell
Tiny baby fights to live in Edinburgh incubator
A seven inch long, 24 ounce premature baby girl, born Saturday night to Frances Hoy 19, wife of a British Army corporal, remains clung to life in a Edinburgh hospital incubator.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Frances Hoy
City launches 24 hour info line for traffic and transit
New York City begins a toll line available Tuesday for traffic subway and airport updates. A one minute prerecorded message will cost $1 500 a month to prevent overload of police and city channels during emergencies.
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New York
Appleton Bartender Pleads Innocent in Equal Rights Law
Appleton bartender Carl Ziesemer pleaded innocent in municipal court to a charge of violating the state equal rights law by refusing service to two Negro baseball players and ejecting them from his tavern after a May 31 incident. Trial set for Aug. 31. victims Rich Haines and John Self of the Des Moines Three I League team were in Appleton after a game.
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Appleton, Wis
Carl Ziesemer
Appleton
Ziesemer
Rich Haines
John Self
Des Moines
Twist of Fate Arrests Highlight Local Radar Checks
Madison police using radar detained several motorists, including Reidar Strand, a driver whose name is pronounced ray dar, during recent checks.
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Madison, Wis
Reidar Strand
Raydar
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