Vital statistics births reported at St Olaf Hospital and beyond
Birth announcements from St Olaf Hospital list six residents of Racine Brownsdale Mill Plaza Lansing Lyndale and Austin with dates June 21 to June 23. One birth outside Austin notes a son born June 20 at St Joseph Hospital Mankato to Kenneth Herman family later moving to the Austin area. Funeral details for a man from Moscow near Augtin follow with burial at Oakwood and interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Roger Johnson
Racine, Son
LaVerne Alland
Lansing
Robert King
Lyndale
William Loftus
Clark
Austin
Kenneth Herman
Herzog
St. Joseph Hospital
Mankato
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Leonard D. Clark of Austin Route 2 and Lois D. Falck of 1812 Mower Drive. Lester H. Thompson of Milwaukee and Janet C. Gudenburg of 904 West Maple Morton. Kellogg of Tappan and Marlene C. Wierson of LeRoy.
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Leonard D. Clark
Austin Rt. 2
Lois D. Falck
1812
Lester H. Thompson
Milwaukee
Janet C. Gudenburg
W. Maple
Morton W. Kellogg
Tappi
Marlene C. Wierson
LeRoy
Death of Mrs Belle Paulson in Austin Minnesota
Mrs. Belle J. Paulson age 74 died this morning at St. Olaf Hospital. She lived at 1104 West Maple. Survived by daughters Ruby Merrick Faribault and Madelyne Boetteher Austin, and sons Omar Lloyd and Howard Paulson of Austin. Funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle J. Paulson
St. Olaf Hospital
W. Maple
Herman Merrick
Ruby
Faribault
Edward Boetteher
Madelyne
Austin
Omar
Lloyd
Howard Paulson
Funeral services for Lowell Fretty held at Trinity Lutheran
Funeral services for Lowell Lee Fretty of Dexter will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Dexter with Rev. H. P. Bauer officiating. Interment follows at Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Worlein Funeral Home until noon Tuesday and at the church from 1 to 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lee Fretty
Dexter
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. P. Bauer
Oakwood Cemetery
Worlein Funeral Home
Funeral services for Melvin Hanson
Funeral services for Melvin Hanson of Hayfield will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church with the Rev. George Kluber officiating. Interment will follow at Fairview Cemetery. Hayfield Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Melvin Hanson
Hayfield
Presbyterian Church
George Kluber
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Belle Paulson announced
Funeral services for Mrs Belle Paulson of 1104 West Maple will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday with M E Hauge officiating. Interment follows at Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Jordan Mortuary until Wednesday evening and at the church until service time.
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Belle
Paulson
W. Maple
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
M. E. Hauge
Oakwood Cemetery
Jordan Mortuary
Charley J. Arett 74 Dies at Moscow Township Farm
Obituary notes Charley John Arett of Moscow Township Freeborn County died at his farm home on Sunday June 15 after years of ill health. Born February 28, 1884 to George and Margaret Peterson Arett in Clermont Iowa he moved to Minnesota with his family at age eight.
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Ter
Austin
Steele
Mower
Freeborn
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Bertha E. Torgerson
Moscow
Clarence M. Arett
Roy Kearns
Margaret
Gary
Susanne Kearns
Henry
Randall
Minn
Peter
Ari Young
Ida
Oakland
William
Albert Lea
Fred
Carl Hanson
Anna
Owatonna
L. E. Torrens
Florence
Harry
George
Melvin E. Hauge
Oakwood Cemetery
Worlern Funeral Home
Lawrence
Richard
Glenn Arett
Raymond
Gordon Hanson
Myron Young
Bixby
Charles City
Northwood
Iowa
Ralston, Neb
Charley John Arett
Moscow Township
Freeborn County
Mr. Arett
Margaret Peterson Arett
Clermont
Minnesota
Card of Thanks for Charley J. Arett
Our heartfelt thanks are extended to all who aided us by bringing comfort and help during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Special thanks for the memorials gifts flowers to the vocalist and organist those who served the lunch and to Rev Hauge for his comforting words. The Family of Charley J. Arett.
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Hauge
Charley J. Arett
Court News on Drunken Driving Case
Howard Austinson and Lyle pleaded guilty to drunken driving. They were fined 100 dollars or 90 days in jail and had their driver's licenses revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Austinson
Lyle
Downpours Trigger Flood Threats Across Texas
In Texas storm cells dumped up to 6.25 inches of rain with 80 mph winds and flash flooding. San Antonio crews rescued nine people from flooded streets after 4.50 inches fell, while Range reported a 10 mile by several mile path of crop damage and Orange saw 6.25 inches. Leakey measured 5.50 inches as the Frio River rose seven feet. Tornado funnels were sighted near Houston and west of Beaumont with no reported damage.
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Dallas
South Texas
San Antonio
Range
Orange
Leakey
Frio
Houston
Beaumont
Hen lays record egg at Newalla Oklahoma
In Newalla Oklahoma R R Cox reports her hen laid a mammoth egg measuring 7 by 10 inches and weighing 6 ounces, a remarkable production for a backyard flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newalla
Okla
R. R. Cox
House Prober Suggests Calling Second Ihe Aide
Rep. Morgan Moulder proposes calling Gerald D. Morgan, Eisenhower's special counsel, as hearings resume on Adams' contacts with two regulatory agencies for Bernard Goldfine. The column notes Morgan's role, Adams' statements, SEC actions, and party reactions, with calls for Adams' resignation growing.
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House Prober
Ihe
Washington
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
House
Gerald D. Morgan
Eisenhower
Morgan
Adams
Moulder
Sherman Adams
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
SEC
Goldfine
East Boston Co
Subcommittee
Thomas C. Meeker
The
Multiple Fatalities and Serious Injuries in Minnesota Carcrashes
A series of road accidents across Minnesota left several dead and others injured. Notable victims include Sandra Alexandria Varney, 15, of St Paul, who died when a van went out of control on Highway 65 near Nashwauk. Others injured or killed include Constance Wold, 22, of Stillwater, Cyril Scholtes, 39, of Granite Falls, and Isadore Lussier, 45, of Redly. A 65-year-old Glyndon resident Oscar Greening died after being struck on Highway 10, while 23-year-old Lowell Fretty near Austin perished in a crash.
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Silver Lake
Minn
McLeod County
Constance Wold
Stillwater
University of Minnesota
Cyril Scholtes
Granite Falls
Sandra Alexandria Varney
St. Paul
Nashwauk
Sandra
Deer Lake
Isadore Lussier
Redly
Bemidji
Donald Danielson
Caledonia
John Roque
Decorah
Iowa
Oscar Greening
Glyndon
David Ackerson
Lowell Lee Fretty
Austin
Melvin Hanson
Hayfield
Factory Pays First Payroll in Silver Dollars
In Benton Kentucky the aluminum furniture plant issued its first payroll totaling 8800 dollars in silver dollars to about 200 employees. Workers carried the coins in cloth sacks as the new facility opened.
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Benton, Ky
Freeman proposes early payment and raised limits in veteran bonus act
Freeman suggests amending the 1957 bonus law to allow immediate payment, remove the 15 million dollar cap, and drop pro rating for excess claims. He also urges a 14 million dollar fund for rapid unemployment relief projects in counties with high non farm joblessness, to be financed from the general revenue fund with work starting within 30 days of authorization. The governor presses lawmakers to limit a special session to these measures and notes the session cost of about 15 000 dollars daily.
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General Revenue Fund
Chickens Brought to the New World by Spanish Conquistadors
The article notes that chickens were introduced to the Americas by Spanish conquistadors. The report highlights the biblical and economic impacts of this livestock introduction, tying it to early colonial exchanges and agricultural practices.
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New World
Olds Moves to Detroit Sparks U.S. Auto Industry
In 1899 Ransom E Olds left Lans ing Michigan after rough streets hindered car testing. He established the first U.S. auto factory in Detroit, launching the city toward being the world’s automobile center.
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Ransom E. Olds
Lansing
Mich
Detroit
U.S
Moscow Mob Attacks West German Embassy
More than 1,000 banner waving demonstrators attacked the West German Embassy in Moscow with stones and ink bottles in retaliation for an assault on the Soviet Embassy in Bonn. U S newsmen were roughed up as they photographed the scene.
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Moscow
Bonn
U.S
High pressure Toledo village enacts peddler control law
Nearby Water ville passed a peddler control law after village solicitor Harry Roeb ke reported that an encyclopedia crew was so high pressure that they gave away the encyclopedias free then sold the supplements.
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Toledo
Waterville
Harry Roebke
Little Liz Joke About Marriage Weight Gain
A humorous line notes that a husband often underestimates what he gains after marriage as his wife begins to gain weight.
Minnesota 5 day forecast shows below normal temps
The forecast calls for average temperatures 4 to 8 degrees below normal with minor daily changes. Highs range from the mid 70s in the north to lower 80s in the south with lows from the lower 50s to around 60. Precipitation averages 0.25 to 0.50 inches from scattered showers through most of the period.
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Minnesota
Suffolk Town Buys Sp ons Without Council Stamp
Felixstowe authorities approve purchase of 288 tea spoons for cafes without council stamp to avoid spoons becoming seaside souvenirs. A spokesman warns stamped spoons would be pocketed by visitors.
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Felixstowe
England
Suffolk
Actor John Calvert Yacht Missing Near China
All Japanese fishing boats in the East China Sea searched for the 95-ton yacht Thespian believed drifting near the Communist Chinese mainland with actor John Calvert and four others aboard. The Thespian left Keelung last Monday and may reach southern Japan soon as a similar vessel was sighted near Shanghai.
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Rene Georges Inagaki
Tokyo
East China Sea
John Calvert
Los Angeles
Calvert
Keelung
Formosa
Japan
Shanghai
Coast Guard
Falcon
Constance Conrad Lowe
Iverson
California
Victor Koehler
New York
Joey Raridan
Hollywood
Creston Ketchum
Ann Cornell
Taipei
Hoffa Wiretap Case Heads to Jury in New York
The Hoffa wiretap conspiracy trial moves to a verdict by a New York jury. Defendants Owen Brennan and Bernard Spindel face potential five year sentences and $10,000 fines if convicted. Judge Murphy instructed jurors to weigh 17 government witnesses against 22 defense witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
James R. Hoffa
Teamster Union
U.S. Dist
Thomas F. Murphy
Hoffa
Detroit
Teamster
Owen Brennan
Detroit Teamster Local
False Alarm at Lyndale Fire Station Clears
A 9:50 morning alarm at 1001 Lyndale drew the Fire Department to the scene but firefighters found no cause for the alert and returned to the station within ten minutes.
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Lyndale
Sign Over Cells Warn Inmates to Stay Out
Hoboken police respond to inmate complaints with a bold sign over the cell row entrance that reads if you don't like it here stay out. The message underscores strict jail conditions as authorities defend the facility.
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Hoboken
N. J
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Clifford Pratt
E. Mill
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Plaza
Mrs. Belle Paulson
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A. Hopfe
Mayer's
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Greenwich
Court News
Texas
By Fred S. Hoffman
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Meeker
East Boston
Goldfine Holding Company
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
FTC
Edward F. Howrey
Howrey
Paul M. Butler
Meade Alcorn
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Robert W. Kean
Senate
New Jersey
Robert Hale
Maine
Winfield K. Denton
D-Ind
Richard Neuberger
D-Ore
Gerald Morgan
Grant Nelson
St. Peter
Nelson
Freeman
San Francisco, Cal
Miami, Fla
Milwaukee, Wis
Omaha, Nebraska
Waterloo
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Benita
Britannica Jr. Encyclopedia
Alaska
Army Quartermaster Corps
Harold K. Miles
Little Liz
China
Austin State Bank Agency
Honeywell
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United Electric Supply
University Ave
St. Paul, Minn
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