Deaths and survivors reported from Minnesota areas
Vital statistics note the deaths of Mrs. Mary E. Cooper 9 died this morning at 907 N. 1st Blooming Prairie and Mrs. Pearl Dwight formerly of Minnesota with links to Pierpont South Carolina. Mrs Cooper is survived by four sons Charles Osceola Raymond Milo Guy Bemidji Russell Hayfield and two daughters Maude Mueller Sargeant Alma Land Austin. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Hayfield. Pearl Dwight’s death was reported in Pierpont with sisters Paul Rockwell Mrs. William Phillips and Mrs. Forrest Tanner Brownsdale noted.
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Mary E. Cooper
Charles
Osceola
Iowa
Raymond
Milo
Guy
Bemidji
Russell
Hayfield
Leonard Mueller
Maude
Sargeant
H. K. Land
Alma
Austin
Pearl Dwight
Pierpont
S. C
Minnesota
Paul Rockwell
William Phillips
Forrest Tanner
Brownsdale
Funerals and court actions listed in Austin notices
Funeral services for Edward M. Dovenberg and Mrs. Mary E. Cooper set for midweek with interment at Oakwood and Fairview cemeteries respectively. Multiple court dispositions list fines for traffic and license violations, plus thanks notes from families for hospital care and Mass offerings.
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Lovenberg
Edward M. Dovenberg
FE. Mill
Jordan Mortuary
John Magyar
Oakwood Cemetery
Council Grants Licenses for Hotels and Pubs in Policy Move
The council issued a liquor license to Young as an individual for a business separate from the Austin Bowl. It approved food and beer licenses for Sammy’s Pizza Palace at 190 W Mill in the Cutter Building and discussed minor loitering concerns. Renewal of 11 on sale liquor licenses and 9 3 food handler, 10 2 cigarette, and other various permits were approved, all subject to bonds and insurance. The Shrine Circus license and a sound car permit were approved without fee.
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St. Paul Street
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Shrine
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Rioting at federal prison hospital scene described
Guards ring the 10 North wing of the federal prison system general hospital known as the country club. Inmates, including homosexuals and aggressives, are housed in three wards. 259 trusties and 787 patients. No rioters identified, lights out, one inmate threatens hostages, officials wait.
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North
Federal Prison System
General Hospital
Country Club
Russell C. Settle
Jim Billings
Springfield Daily News
Moist-Trol Valve Eliminates Tank Sweat Condensation
The MOIST TROL valve automatically prevents tank sweating by mixing a small amount of hot water with cold entering the toilet tank to reach the correct temperature. Easy to install and reduces condensation-caused moisture.
Huge Traffic Jam Delays Vessels at Panama Canal
The biggest peacetime traffic jam at the Panama Canal holds up ships 24 to 36 hours with 27 vessels delayed on Monday and 24 more expected. Officials cite unprecedented traffic flow. June 15-22 saw 282 ships arrive at the canal.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Canal
Wm. Austin Again in Hospital Here
William Austin aged 59 of 404 West Mill is in fair condition at St Olaf Hospital after a heart condition. He operates the Parisian Beauty Shop and was hospitalized this morning. He was previously confined to the hospital in November for heart trouble. No visitors are allowed.
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William Austin
W. Mill
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin
Want Ads Pay for 4 Runs Get 6
Classified listing promises bettors a return of six on four wagered runs in a curious pay scheme. The item lacks clear context or official terms, but markets speculation hints at a betting or promotional stunt from a late era newspaper page.
Bank career moves at Freeborn National Bank Austin staff changes
Lichty announces promotions at Freeborn National Bank in Austin with key shifts. Richard L. Kelly moves from bookkeeping to auditor, Gerald G Hanna transfers to bookkeeping and proof manager, Harold M. Grimsted shifts from general ledger to loan and discount. Kelly is Augsburg College graduate and eight-year employee. Hanna joined from Blue Earth in 1953 and Grimsted from Ellendale in 1967.
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Freeborn National Bank of Albert Lea
Austin
Augsburg College
S. Franklin
Lichty
Richard L. Kelly
Gerald G Hanna
Harold M. Grimsted
General Ledger
Kelly
Madeira
Hanna
Blue Earth
Grimsted
Ellendale
Bank
Fire Ill Blamed on Air Conditioning
A Breezy Point Lodge fire at Pelican Lake was caused by air conditioning failures. The blaze killed two people and injured twenty two as others escaped the burning main building.
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Brainerd, Minn
Breezy Point Lodge
Pelican Lake
Agency Hires Detectives to Bar Sightseers at Duluth Docks
An unidentified client hires Pinkerton's National Detective Agency to keep sightseers away from the docks in Duluth Minnesota. Foreign ships have drawn many curious people since the St. Lawrence Seaway opened allowing larger vessels to travel here.
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Duluth, Minn
Pinkerton’s
National Detective Agency, Inc
Duluth
St. Lawrence Seaway
Liquor Raid Seizes 200 Bottles at Greek American Club
Davenport police seized more than 200 liquor bottles in a Sunday raid of the Greek American Club. James Kimonis, 73, of Davenport, faces charges of maintaining a disorderly house and illegal possession of liquor. In Minnesota news, Thomas W. Banks disclosed settling tax on $2,000 in assets after previously stashing $300,000 in cash.
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Davenport
Iowa
James Kimonis
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Thomas W. Banks
Aircraft and missile industry tops in scientists and engineers
Washington The nation’s missile and aircraft industry employs more scientists and engineers in research and development than any other sector. Plane, the official publication of the Aircraft Industries Assn, cites 85 000 scientists and engineers in the industry with 52 000 directly in research and development.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Plane
The
Aircraft Industries Assn
Eisenhower to lay cornerstone at Capitol July Fourth
President Eisenhower will lay the cornerstone of the Capitol's new front at Masonic ceremonies at noon on July 4.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Capitol
Proxmire Checks Wisconsin Favorite Son Candidacy
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin said he is seriously considering running as a favorite son candidate in the Wisconsin presidential primary set for April 5. He indicated the move could come if other contenders fail to gain traction.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Rambler Brand Ties to Car Maker Legacy
A report traces Rambler ownership links among American Motors Corporation Rambler Kelvinator and Metropolitan connections, highlighting how owners and dealers shape the brand's sales narrative and showroom presence.
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American Motors Corporation
Rambler
Kelvinator
Metropolitan
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