Vital Statistics at St Olaf Hospital
Birth notices from St Olaf Hospital list multiple families with newborns on June 20 to June 22, naming parents and locations such as Gene White in Minneapolis area and Everett Miller in Grand Meadow. Additional entries show births to Rubel in Biloxi Miss and couples from Orlando Fla and Grand Meadow, with several couples linked to Floyd Iowa and Castlewood Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene White
Sth Ave
Everett Miller
Grand Meadow
David Norris
6Th St
Juneal
Thomas B. Knight
Orlando
Fla
Marjorie K. Lindeman
Larry K. Finbraaten
Nancy E. Nielsen
Elson T. Heggen
Adams
Ruth A. Nielsen
William W. Ackerley
Charles City
Iowa
Marilyn J. Cecil
Floyd
Gerald LaVern Dahl
Lyle
Judith L. Brown
16Th St
John F. Graybeal
Castlewood
Melissa Dougherty
Iverson Divorce and Obituary Notices Across Rose Creek
Divorces Sandra J Iverson from Ern est G Iverson. Mrs Arthur Schammel Sr dies at St Olaf Hospital Rose Creek resident survived by husband two sons and three daughters funeral Friday Rose Creek Renke Ellingrod 85 dies at St Olaf Hospital Brownsdale resident formerly Bloomfield Neb survived by three sisters and two brothers funeral this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schammel
St. Olaf Hospital
Rose Creek
Arthur Schammel Jr
Austin
Michael Schammel
Red Wing
B. J. Gannon
Clarion
Iona
Robert Michaels
Rochester
Suzanne Schammel
Edward Fink
Waseca
Walter Fink
Sioux Falls
S.D
Pauline Fink
Angela Fink
Fernley Weber
Mary Hillarian
Renke Ellingrod
Brownsdale
Bloomfield
Neb
Dena Akkerman
Menno Johnson
Greene
Iowa
Anna Wallrick
Manson
John
Reinhard Elingrod
Parkersburg
Funerals and memories noted in Brownsdale and Austin notices
Funeral services for Renke Ellingrod of Brownsdale and for Mrs. Arthur Schammel Sr. of Rose Creek are listed with times and churches, followed by obituary details for Edna Lane of Troy to Austin and Chatfield interment, plus thank you notes from Mary Rita Schmeichel and Sharon Newkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lane
Dexter
Southern Minnesota Normal College
Austin
Brownsdale Post Office and Telephone Co
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Royal Neighbors of America
Dexter Floral Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Bishop Whipple
T. J. Williams
Chatfield, Minn
Mayer Funeral Home
Justice Court sentences motorists in Spring Valley docket
Justice of Peace Joe Petty presided in Spring Valley sentencing J. D. Walker of Kasson for careless driving to 38.50 dollars and Gerald Brigg of Spring Valley for speeding 18.50. M. F. Shankland of Chester Iowa and W. RK. Nepers of Minneapolis were fined 18.50 each for speeding. Donovan Rolls of Spring Valley paid 2 dollars for double parking and 8.50 for illegal muffler. Libya's 1952 independence noted with a population of 1136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Joe Petty
Spring Valley
J. D. Walker
Kasson
Gerald Brigg
M. F. Shankland
Chester
Iowa
W. RK. Nepers
Minneapolis
Donovan Rolls
Steelworkers in stalemated strike at Hoyt Lakes plant
About 2,000 United Steelworkers at Erie Mining Co. Hoyt Lakes taconite plant in Aurora Minnesota remain off the job amid a stalemate. The union accuses the firm of blocking redress while the company refuses talks until production resumes. A grievance panel met, but no discussions occurred until the plant operates again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora, Minn
United
Erie
Navy unveils ASROC missile system for anti submarine warfare
The Navy demonstrated ASROC off Key West enabling surface ships to launch an acoustic homing torpedo or depth charge from miles away. Adm. Stroop called it a significant advance, noting four parts including sonar, fire control computer, a launcher and missiles. It allows attacks without maneuvering or leaving a convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Navy
ASROC
Fear Adm
P. D. Stroop
Bureau of Naval Weapons
Mamie Eisenhower Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mamie Eisenhower is back in the White House after three weeks at Walter Reed Army Hospital with acute asthmatic bronchitis. She entered the hospital May 31 and, according to Anne Wheaton, is now feeling much better after returning home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Anne Wheaton
Just Can't See The Spots Is All
Memphis humor brief about a chihuahua falling ill after a measles case at home. The veterinarian notes the dog shares illness with Mrs. Connell’s 11 year old daughter, highlighting a light, quirky domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Pat Connell
Mower County Loses 300 Farms in 5 Years
Mower County shows 2,293 farms in 1959, down from 2,583 five years earlier. A 25 farm count drop results from redefinition changing three to ten acres in counting. Average farmer age 47.7. 1,361 own land, 456 own farms with extra land, 471 renters. Farm size averages 188.3 acres, with most between 140 and 179. Grain farms total 772, dairy 290, other livestock 537, general 465. dairy cows, sheep, beef cattle declined, hogs rose. Of 2,001 farms, fulltime or high-income part-time farms are commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
House Takes Up Health Aid Program for Needy
The House begins debate on a limited federal health aid plan for older persons lacking means to cover medical costs. It would allow states to set benefits up to 120 days hospitalization and $200 in drugs, with federal aid 50 to 65 percent, total roughly 195 million federal and 147 million state funds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond LE Breton
Washington
House
Senate
Statewide plea to solve Iowa road problems
Gerald Bogan of the Iowa Good Roads Assn urged Marshalltown Rotary Club that highway issues require statewide, nonpartisan focus. He cited a Bureau of Public Roads report showing Iowa spends a smaller share of road taxes on primary roads than neighboring states and outlined Iowa's 2,386 miles of 18 foot highways versus far fewer in Kansas Minnesota Nebraska South Dakota and Wisconsin.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Gerald Bogan
Iowa Good Roads Assn
Marshalltown Rotary Club
Bogan
Bureau of Public Roads
The
Automotive Safety Foundation
United States
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Out of Juvenile Court Iowa Youth to Face Trial as an Adult
Robert D. Dreher, 17, will be tried as an adult for the robbery slaying of Roy Brockman at a Fairmont filling station. Juvenile Judge Hubert L. Cave waived jurisdiction sending Dreher to District Court for trial. Dreher’s parents cried as he left with his attorney Arthur Edman. Graarenstroom said a grand jury will hear evidence while Dreher stays held on a first degree murder charge. Dreher reportedly signed a statement admitting firing on Brockman after taking $170 on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont, Minn
Robert D. Dreher
Roy Brockman
Fairmont
Hubert L. Cave
Emmetsburg
Iowa
District Court
Joseph D. Dreher
Robert
Arthur Edman
Conrad Gaarenstroom
Martin County
Dreher
Gaarenstroom
Brockman
Soybean Fraud Trial Nears Close
Curtis Reed of Davenport Iowa faces a trial on attempting to defraud a firm of 900 bushels of soybeans. Attorneys will present summations in District Court as Judge A C Richardson prepares to charge the jury. Reed allegedly attempted to manipulate scales at Huntting Elevator in Rose Creek.
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Curtis Reed
Davenport
Iowa
A. C. Richardson
Reed
Huntting
Rose Creek
Settlement in Tyrone Power estate reaches Linda Christian
Actress Linda Christian settled her suit against Tyrone Power estate for 800000. She receives 34850 and full ownership of a 103700 Bel Air home with 25000 lien for their children Romina and Taryn. Children also hold a joint 86885 estate. Power left five trust funds for heirs including Debor ah Power Loew and Tyrone Power Jr. and sister Anne Hardenbergh.
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Los Angeles
Linda Christian
Tyrone Power
Superior Court
Miss Christian
Power
Bel Air
Romina
Taryn
Deborah Power Loew
Tyrone William
Anne Hardenbergh
Two Austin Girls Graduate at St Olaf Commencement
Two Austin girls graduated from St Olaf College during the college 85th commencement. Louise Beaver daughter of D C Beaver 909 17th St SW and Joyce Youngdahl daughter of Hilma Youngdahl 1007 11th Ave SW earned degrees along with 333 graduates. Beaver majored in English and held Ski Club Sociology Club Dormitory Council and Alpha Delta. Youngdahl majored in history and belonged to the college orchestra and Alpha Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
St. Olaf College
Louise Beaver
D. C. Beaver
17Th St
Joyce Youngdahl
Hilma Youngdahl
11Th Ave
Miss Beaver
Ski Club
Sociology Club
Dormitory Council
Alpha Delta Society
Miss Youngdahl
Senate weighs Japan treaty amid riots and war fears
Senators debated the U S Japan security pact after riots led to Eisenhowers Japan visit cancellation. Fulbright pressed ratification while critics argued the accord grants Tokyo a veto over U S troop use pending consultations. Supporters warned against Japan slipping to communism.
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U.S
Eisenhower
Japan
Senate
Christian A. Herter
Fulbright
United States
Russell Long
Piggyback Satellite Aids Navigation For Submarines And Planes
The Piggyback system will provide accurate global position fixes day and night in any weather. After more test launches before 1962, four space lighthouses will orbit Earth delivering continuous longitude and latitude data to navigators. The Defense Department prioritizes Transit for Polaris submarines as a vital tool, with readings possible from subs via a raised antenna. The original mission measured ionospheric radiation from 35 to several hundred miles up.
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Defense Department
Pioneer V May Lose Radio Contact This Week
In a week earth may lose contact with Pioneer V as its batteries deteriorate. A Jodrell Bank spokesman said the five watt radio on the 26 inch probe responded briefly to a signal but tracking may end soon as the craft drifts nearer the sun. It was launched in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pioneer V
Jodrell Bank
England
Band Concert at the Bandshell Tonight Directed by Sperati
The Municipal Band performs at the Bandshell tonight at 8 30 under C V Sperati with a varied program including The Storm King March and The King and I Selections. The grounds will be sprayed for mosquitoes. A future date lists a Sterling Shopping Center venue and next Wednesday at the Band Shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Sperati
Perkins
Sterling Shopping Center
Bandshell
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George W. Rubel
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Mississippi City
Elbert Rubel
7Th Ave
Sandra J. Iverson
Ernest G. Iverson
Renee Ellingrod
Edna Lane
Edna Belle Lane Was
Troy, Minn
Thomas F. Lane
Olive French Lane
Waltham
M. L
Jessie) Alwelling
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Charles A
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St. James
Minn
James A
Mildred) Andersen
Mankato
John L
Gloria) Treton
Baytown
Texas
Owens
James A. Andersen
Msgr
Cunningham
Father Trocinski
Queen of Angels
Father Herman
St. Augustine
Hagen
Patten
Roberts
Mary Rita Schmeichel
Rev Campbell
Mori
Miller, Jr. Taufic
Sharon Newkirk
Mr. H. O. Johnson
Justice Court
Libya
North Africa
Italy
Aurora Station
Francis X. Helgesen
District 33
USW
Duluth
International Union
W. Oakland
Anic Re
Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bermuda
Dyna
Djinn
Atlantic
Newport
Yawl Windigo
Ham
Ilton
Clayton Ewing
Green Bay
Wis
H. S. Morgan, Jr
Stonington, Conn
Ways and Means
Public Administration Service
Tyrone
Austin Girls
St. Olaf
Beaver
Far East
Autumn Dedrick
Fillmore
Strauss
Cofield
Galway Bay
Donegal
Novelty Lang
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Luxor
U.A.R
Nehru
Egypt
Aswan
Hawaii
Canton
Encyclopedia Britannica
R. G. Stodola
Oakland Ave
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Elizabeth Arden
Wicanaryeast
WOLD
Drus Stor
Main
2Nd Ave
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