Vital Statistics at St Olaf Hospital Names of newborns
A list of births recorded at St Olaf Hospital and Memorial Hospital Osage shows multiple families welcoming new babies on June 9 to June 24. Names include Pirmanigen True Thrice Buxton King Beyers Smith Blaser Wagner Adams Kollman Milks and Vogal with offenses noted.
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Donald Beyers
Mitchell, Iowa
Memorial Hospital
Osage
Robert Smith
Stacyville
Iowa
Gervis Blaser
Riceville
Robert Wagner
Marvin Adams
Ronald Kollman Osage
Herter Defies Soviets in Geneva Talks Urging Freedom
Secretary of State Herter warned that United States must secure West Berlin liberty as a precondition to any agreement and linked Berlin's fate to America's own. He accused Khrushchev’s regime of threats and spoke of Soviet pressure at Geneva while gaining broad congressional backing.
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United States
Herter
West Berlin
America
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Geneva
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Khrushchev
Everett M. Kirksen
Illinois
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Graveside Rites
Graveside services were held for the stillborn infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles P Johnson of Austin Route 2 at Calvary Cemetery. Mayer Funeral Home arranged the burial following the birth at St Olaf Hospital this morning.
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Charles P. Johnson
Austin Rt. 2
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
St. Olaf Hospital
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary E Cooper in Hayfield
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E Cooper of Austin will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Presbyterian Church Hayfield with Rev George Kluber officiating. Interment follows at Fairview Cemetery Hayfield. Friends may call at Hayfield Funeral Home and thanks are extended for cards flowers visits and gifts received during hospital stay.
Racine Moves Toward Incorporation as Village
Racine clears final hurdle toward becoming an incorporated village. County Attorney Wallace Sieh learned from the state attorney that Racine’s incorporation can proceed despite a 1959 law barring villages under 500 residents. With 175 residents, Racine started action before the governor’s signature. The County Board authorized County Auditor Graham Uzick to file the papers with the secretary of state.
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Racine
Wallace Sieh
Freeman
Graham Uzick
Secretary of State
Betty Jax Describes Regional Dairy Princess Contest
Grand Meadow Minnesota dairy events described by Betty Jax and attendants Bonnie Klapperich and Sharon Schlichting to Farm Bureau members. Ice cream was served as Miss Jax played accordion. Joe Snyder spoke as county contest chairman. A potluck picnic planned for June 26 at Clifford Tyne home invited all Farm Bureau interests.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Betty Jax
Bonnie Klapperich
Sharon Schlichting
Grand Meadow Farm Bureau
Miss Jax
Joe Snyder
Clifford Tyne
Farm Bureau
Marcus Randall
Samuel Ryberg
Rev Carl Brown Elected to Council of 14
The Rev Carl Brown pastor of First Baptist Church was elected to the Council of 14 governing General Association of Regular Baptists at the 2th annual conference in Rochester. The association includes 88 churches in the United States and he will serve a two year term. The council meets semi annually to conduct association business. Dr R T Ketcham of Chicago is national representative.
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Carl Brown
First Baptist Church
Council of 14
General Association of the Regular Baptist Churches
Rochester
Assoc
Ation
United States
Brown
R. T. Ketcham
Chicago
Legislature Clashes Over Tax Offers and Ore Tax Breaks
The legislature rejected a withholding income tax plan and proposed a flat five tenths of a percent hike plus minor levies. Senators countered with cigarette tax increases and tax formula changes for corporations and iron ore. House and Senate leaders plan a conference as liberal opposition grows to semi-taconite ore tax breaks proposed by Dina.
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Dina
Peter Fugina
Virginia
George Wangensteen
Bovey
Alertness of Son Helps in Capture
A grieving son identifying his murdered father's body spotted the family car as it passed at dusk. A husky mental patient, sought for the murder, was captured asleep in the slain man's car near Cle Elum. The victim Vivian Meagher, 56, Seattle salesman, was found shot and bludgeoned in hill country 45 miles southwest of Yakima.
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Yakima
Wash
Washington
Cle Elum
John Bernard Doyle
Vivian Meagher
Seattle
Here
Farm Bureau Plans Outlined at County Unit Meeting
Harlow Sayles Mower County Farm Bureau president outlined county projects at the Four Township unit meeting. He described a youth food contest a study of resolutions improvement a youth talent contest and plans for increased attendance at the state convention and a county picnic with the new Princess Kay on Sept 23. Plans for a unit picnic July 26 were made with Maria Isaacson the county bread baking winner congratulated. Mrs Donald Zimmerman played accordion and Pat Crane spoke and served ice cream. Named membership captains were John Runkle Racine Carl Nielsen Bennington Mr and Mrs Ronald Splitgerber Pleasant Valley and Mrs Ernest Tune Frankford. Elgar Hovda and Ole Issacson served lunch and the Roland Zimmermans hosted.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Harlow Sayles
Mower
Farm Bureau
Princess Kay
Maria Isaacson
Donald Zimmerman
Pat Crane
Dairy Princess
John Runkle
Racine
Carl Nielsen
Bennington
Ronald Splitgerber
Pleasant Valley
Ernest Tune
Frankford
Elgar Hovda
Ole Issacson
Roland Zimmermans
Marilyn Monroe Reported In Excellent Condition After Operation
Film star Marilyn Monroe was listed in excellent condition after an operation in New York. The surgery’s nature was not disclosed and Monroe is expected to leave the hospital Friday. The surgeon, gynecologist Dr Mortimer Rodgers, said there was no evidence of pregnancy and she had not felt well for a few days before admission.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Mortimer Rodgers
Three Austin youths jailed in Spencer for intoxication
Ron Johnson 18 of 1404 Walnut and Michael O’Hearn 18 of 1200 N Wth lie jailed in Spencer Iowa County on 15 day terms for intoxication. They missed a June 15 court date on a simple assault charge and were raided as suspects in Louisiana but cleared there. Also jailed is Arthur Cain 18 of Austin Route 1 for intoxication.
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Ron Johnson
Walnut
Michael O’hearn
Spencer
Iowa
Louisiana
Arthur Cain
Austin Rt. 1
Radiation Injury Persists in Atom Bomb Exposure
Dr. Robert R. Newell testified before a Senate House subcommittee that radiation injury can persist in a victim. He warned that the belief small doses shorten life may be overestimated and that the human body does not fully recover from radiation in dust and debris from an atomic explosion.
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Washington
Robert R. Newell
Senate
House
Chevrolet Trucks Prove Dependable for Tight Schedules
The Lester Brothers operation relies on Chevrolet trucks with daily delivery demands and engines showing long life. V8 power and easy handling on crowded job sites highlight Chevys as reliable payroll workers, turning tough jobs into smooth-running routines. visit a Chevrolet dealer for details.
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Lester Brothers, Inc
Martinsville
Virginia
Lesco
Lester Brothers
Chevrolet
Ex-Chicago youth held on kidnaping charge
Raymond Alwyn McMahon, described by his attorney as a confused and frightened 17-year-old, was jailed in Atlanta on a $20,000 bond after Fulton County grand jury indicted him for kidnapping a 7-year-old girl. He surrendered after a four day police search.
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Atlanta, Ga
Chicago
Raymond Alwyn McMahon
Fulton County Grand Jury
Oklahoma Implements New Liquor Law and Starts Setup
Oklahoma's new liquor law is in effect with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to meet Gov. Edmonson to establish legal sale operations. The governor signed the bill. legal sales must begin by September 1 and will be package sales only. Rubin Shetsky testified briefly in the Banks tax trial, stating he did not know Banks provided $5,000 as part of his bond in 1945.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
J. Howard Edmonson
ST. Paul
Rubin Shetsky
Thomas W. Banks
Shetsky
Banks
Trujillo Regime Claims Cuban-Backed Invasion Foiled
The Trujillo government announces it crushed a Cuban-supported invasion near the Dominican Republic north coast. It says Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo, 68, led land air and sea operations against the invaders in the Constanza area, about 180 miles northwest of Ciudad Trujillo.
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Rafael Trujillo
Constanza
Ciudad Trujillo
Government Crops Go Up in Flames
An elevator containing government stored crops burned in Bellingham Minnesota as flames swept the Farmers Coop Elevator Co complex. The fire began about 6 a.m. and engulfed the three section building housing roughly 55,000 bushels of soybeans corn and flax.
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Bellingham, Minn
Minnesota
Farmers Coop Elevator Co
Five Die As B52 Experimental Jet Crashes Near Burns
A Strategic Air Command B52 bomber on an experimental low level flight crashed 35 miles east of Burns Oregon. The five crew members aboard were killed as the eight jet aircraft caught fire and burned in the remote area.
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BURNS
Ore
Strategic Air Command
Oregon
Strauss to Montreal for Seaway opening with Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss who was not confirmed as secretary of commerce travels with President Eisenhower to Montreal for ceremonies marking the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Senate
Montreal
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
Hoffa Bids To Boost Teamster Membership At Cape Canaveral
James R. Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union arrives in Cape Canaveral Florida for a whirlwind visit to boost union membership in the missile test center area. He plans a tour of the Cape as part of his campaign.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Missile Test Center
Cape
Lutheran church orders clergy to follow 1932 doctrine
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod directs all pastors teachers and professors in its denomination to teach and act in accord with a 1932 doctrinal statement. The AP report notes the church’s enforcement across its ranks in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Toddlers 2 Turn Night Out Monstrous Prank
Twins Mickey and Rickey Clausen aged 23 months roam Hayward California at 3 a m. They climb a hobby horse to unfasten a chain lock on the front door. Neighbor Catherine Byal wakes, feeds them, and calls police as officers recover both boys. Their mother Helen, 23, says they have done it before.
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Hayward
Calif
Mickey
Rickey Clausen
Donald
Catherine Byal
Helen
Milk Shortage Follows Strike Hits Ank-A Dairies
A Thursday strike near Ank-A causes five dairies to close. Stores report milk runs low with early shortages at opening time. Farmers continue pickups to supply nearby communities while workers file for unemployment claims awaiting legal ruling. Amil Reed of the state employment service notes eligibility pending a hearing.
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Ank
THE
Herald
Amil Reed
State Employment Service
Reed
Senate panel backs public payrolls for senators
Washington AP report says the Senate Rules Committee voted to make senators office payrolls public. Sen Kenneth B Keating after a closed door meeting announced the action passed without objection and will be sent to the full Senate for a vote.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Senate
Quadruplets Born to Brooklyn Woman in Public Health Hospital
A 26 year old Brooklyn woman welcomed quadruplets at Public Health Service Hospital Clifton Staten Island. The newborns include three boys and one girl. The birth occurred today and the family receives support from hospital staff.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Public Health Service
Clifton
Staten Island
Ike Asks Congress for Aid Authority
President Eisenhower seeks permanent authorization for arms aid to allies with funds folded into the defense budget. Senate and House Foreign Relations chairmen Fulbright and Morgan indicated Congress would not approve the request.
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Ike
Congress
Eisenhower
America
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ar
Rep
Thomas E. Morgan
Senate
House Foreign Relations Comitees
Want Ads Pay for 4 Runs Get
A brief classified notice shows an offer related to payment for four runs in an unspecified context. The readable text is fragmentary and offers no clear names or details beyond the transactional phrasing.
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Harrison, Son
Eddie True
Sheldon, Son
Dale
Austin Rt. 5
Son
David Buxton
Hickory
Richard Kingsil Park
Austin
Court News
Donald Milks
Joseph Vogal
Oakland
Vogal
Sheriff’s Office
Super Value
Johnson Infant
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Theodore Enerson
A. Funeral Chapel
Cina
Senate House
L.C.F
East Bridge
Dakotas
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Tennessee
Atlantic
Georgia
John Thorsell
Trujillo
Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican
Strauss
Hoffa
Dairies
Tennis
Oxfords
N. Main
Armstrong Tire
Happy Travel Sale
Armstrong
Fire Dept
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