Births at St Olaf Hospital June 24
The following births were reported at St Olaf Hospital to several families: Kermit Haversten and wife at 1812 Oak Ridge welcomed a son. Darrell Dottenrod and wife at 1000% Dunlap welcomed a daughter. Charles Woogh and wife at 1206 Grove welcomed a daughter. William Bednar Jr and wife at 609 Division welcomed a son. Robert L. Troester and wife at 302% E. Oakland welcomed a daughter. Henry J. Cress and wife in Rose Creek welcomed a son.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Kermit Haversten
Oak Ridge
Son
Darrell Dottenrod
Charles Woogh
Grove
William Bednar Jr
Division
Robert L. Troester
Marriage Licenses Issued for Schmidt Potter Pair
Donald H. Schmidt of Minneapolis and Lois A. Potter of 1007 Nicholson were issued a marriage license. Marvin E. Lien of Blooming Prairie and Eileen M. Madden of 1011 Moscow were also issued a license on June 24.
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Donald H. Schmidt
Minneapolis
Lois A. Potter
Nicholson
Marvin E. Lien
Blooming Prairie
Eileen M. Madden
Moscow
Deaths Graveside services for infant David Quam
Graveside services for David James Quam were held this afternoon at Grandview Memorial Gardens with Rev. G C Knutson presiding. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Quam of 506 Marshall was born Friday and died this morning at St Olaf Hospital. Worlein Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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David James Quam
Grandview Memorial Gardens
G. C. Knutson
Melvin Quam
Marshall
St. Olaf Hospital
Worlein Funeral Home
Funeral services for Even F Morgan announced
Funeral services for Even F Morgan aged unknown will be held at 2 p m on Saturday at Mayer Funeral Home with Rev Lyndon Schendel officiating. Interment will follow at Fairview Cemetery in Oakland.
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Even F. Morgan
Walnut
Mayer Funeral Home
Lyndon Schendel
Fairview Cemetery
Oakland
Funeral services for Cecil A. Phillips in LeRoy
Funeral services for Cecil A. Phillips of LeRoy will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Martz Funeral Home LeRoy with Rev. Robert K. Fogal officiating. Interment follows at LeRoy Cemetery. Friends may call at Martz Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Friday.
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Cecil A. Phillips
LeRoy
Martz Funeral Home
Robert K. Fogal
LeRoy Cemetery
Funeral services for James L. Lewis announced
Funeral services for James L. Lewis of 709 West Maple will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Worlern Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Clark of Racine officiating. Interment is at Greenwood Cemetery in Brownsdale. The casket will be closed after the service.
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James L. Lewis
W. Maple
Worlern
Harold Clark
Racine
Greenwood Cemetery
Brownsdale
Funeral services for Ernest E. Martin set in Oakland Township
Funeral services for Ernest E. Martin of Oakland Township will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Oakland Lutheran Church with Rev C. A. Rust officiating. Friends may call at the Jordan Chapel until noon Monday.
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Ernest E. Martin
Oakland Township
Oakland Lutheran Church
C. A. Rust
Jordan Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Driscoll slated in Fairmont
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Driscoll of Fairmont will be held Tuesday at St. John's Vianney Church with the Rev. Fr. Ambrose Layne officiating. Friends may call at Fairmont Funeral Home.
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Sarah Driscoll
Fairmont
St. John's Vianney Church
Ambrose Layne
Fairmont Funeral Home
Funeral services for Ari Young held in Oakland
Funeral services for Ari Young of Oakland Community will be at 1 30 p m Tuesday at the family home and at 2 30 p m at St Olaf Lutheran Church with Rev Arthur L Swenson officiating Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Friends may call at Worlein Funeral Home until 11 a m Monday when the body will be taken to the family home Oakland
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Ari Young
Oakland
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Arthur L. Swenson
Oakwood Cemetery
Worlein
Cards of Thanks for 50th Anniversary and Well Wishes
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Coddington express heartfelt gratitude for gifts cards and best wishes for their 50th anniversary. Wayne Miller thanks friends relatives nurses and priests for visits and kindness during his hospital stay.
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G. H. Coddington
Wayne Miller
Ambulance Runs Friday Between Main and St Olaf
An ambulance operated Friday at 1 20 p m transported a patient from 114 North Main to St Olaf Hospital. The brief service lists the pickup location and destination with a single time entry.
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N. Main
St. Olaf Hospital
Blood usage at St Olaf Hospital reports three pints Friday
Three pints of Red Cross blood were used at St Olaf Hospital Friday. The total pints used since January 1 stand at 722.
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Red Cross
St. Olaf Hospital
Court News Driver's License Suspension for Huse Moller
The driver's license of Robert Huse Moller of 607 S Fifth was suspended for six months for driving without lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Husemoller
City Review Board Set to Meet Monday
The Board of Review will convene at 10 am Monday in the city recorder's office to review and correct personal property assessments. Aggrieved individuals will have a chance to present their case and be heard.
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Board of Review
City Recorder’s
Local Army Air Force and Navy Reservists Update
A collection of service notices lists A3C Robert Starry at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas and others in the Navy and Army. Individuals include Harold Hyland on USS Tarawa and Roland Blom at Camp Downs RTC Great Lakes Illinois, with several sailors and marines training or stationed across the United States and overseas.
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Robert Starry
Myron Starry
McIntire
Iowa
Sheppard Air Force Base
Tex
Starry
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
E. Hope
Pacholl to Tour with 7th Cavalry Chorus in Asia
Pvt. Dick Pacholl son of Mr and Mrs Joe Pacholl of 604 Page will join the 7th Calvary Chorus for engagements in the Far East and Japan. An original member of Garry Owen Choral formed at Hokkaido in 1953 he is a baritone soloist in the 15 man group which departs mid July for a month of performances at officers clubs and service functions in Japan and the Far East.
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Dick Pacholl
Joe Pacholl
7Th Calvary Chorus
Japan
Pacholl
Garry Owen
Hokkaido
Far East
Lansing Grange to Note 25th Anniversary
Lansing Grange observes its 25th anniversary with an open meeting at the Grange Hall at 8 30 p.m. Monday. All 25 year members will be honored and an anniversary program will be presented.
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Lansing Grange
Grange Hall
Bridges Attended Red Meetings, Court Told
San Francisco witnesses described Bridges as a prominent figure in Communist party circles during the 1930s and 1940s. Lewis H. Michener testified he was a CIO official in Long Beach and a former Communist, citing two meetings in San Francisco and Philadelphia in 1943. Bruce Hannon added details of his disillusion with the Communist party as the civil suit aims to prove Bridges perjured himself in 1945 on his citizenship oath.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Lewis H. Michener
Communist Party
Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Michener
Sunset
Philadelphia
CIO
Phillip
Slim) Connolly
California Cio Council
Philip Murray
Bruce Hannon
Reno
Bridgs
Doctors Sued for 140 000 In Marshalltown Malpractice Case
In Marshalltown Iowa a 140000 malpractice suit has been filed in district court against Dr R R Hansen and Dr J C Garland. Ray Collette guardian for Roger Lee Winters 15 seeks 20000 for permanent injuries and 120000 for reduced earning power alleging negligent spinal anesthesia during a June 19 1953 hernia operation at a local hospital. The petition says the youth was paralyzed from the waist down and claims lack of informed consent.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Ray Collette
Roger Lee Winters
R. R. Hansen
J. C. Garland
Hansen
Winters
Mitchum’s Lawyer Seeks California Trial For Slander Suit
Attorney Jerry Giesler asked a California court to allow travel to New York to obtain statements from Confidential Magazine executives in Mitchum’s million dollar slander suit. He argued the move could push the case to California courts. The magazine seeks to drop the summons, saying it does not do business in California. Judge Orlando Rhodes took the matter under submission.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Robert Mitchum
Confidential
California
Kaisar Wings Fall: Fisher Reflects on Icy Crash
Fischer and three uninjured crew members returned to Kodiak after a harsh emergency on St. Lawrence Island. He praised his crew for steady action with no panic as his beloved plane burned, leaving only the bow, tail and two wingtips. Lt. (jg) David M. Lockhard survived unscathed along with two others.
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Fischer
Kodiak
St. Lawrence Island
David M. Lockhard
Ala
Air crew members listed wounded intrepid incident
Meda California Lt JG George T Sloan and Aviation Technician John Francis Rump of Malden Massachusetts are among crew wounded. Additional injuries are treated at Fairbanks for Thadeus Maziarz of Oakland Elmer Janke of Alameda Charles Shields of Clawson and Sonnek.
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Meda
Calif
George T. Sloan
Oakland
John Francis Rump
Malden
Mass
Fairbanks
Thaddeus Maziarz
Elmer R. Janke
Alameda
Charles W. Shields
Clawson
Mich
Sonnek
Truman Voices Hope for Broad Peace Talks Anew
Former President Truman urged greater understanding among the great powers at a San Francisco address supporting Eisenhower’s decision to engage with Soviet Premier Bulganin and other leaders in Geneva. Dulles Molotov planned travel to the U N summit, with limited prospects of a direct meeting before Geneva.
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Dulles
Washington
Molotov
New York
Geneva
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
Truman
San Francisco
Opera House
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
Menon
Red China
United States Flags Serious View Of Plane Incident
The report notes President Eisenhower’s headquarters issued the announcement showing U S seriousness as Hagerty avoids discussing potential effects on the Big Four leaders conference in Geneva starting July 18. The article mentions prior practice of declaring Communist attacks on American planes outside war zones.
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San Francisco
Hagerty
Big Four
Chiefs of State
Geneva
United States
Eisenhower
Navy Alaska Neptune attacked by two Soviet planes
A Navy patrol aircraft operating near Kodiak Alaska was struck when two Soviet MIG type planes opened fire and set an engine ablaze. One American crewman reported only one attacker, while Navy officials confirmed two. Lt Gen Joseph Atkinson condemned the attack as unprovoked and said such flights would continue. The pilot said they had no time to return fire.
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Eisenhower
Whitefield
Hagerty
Chittenden
Lancaster
Secretary Weeks
Cat Bow Farm
Berlin
N.H
Dartmouth College Forest Track
Wentworth
Lake Paramachenee
Maine
Frederick Payne
Skowhegan
Margaret Chase Smith
Washington
Kodiak
Alaska
Navy Department
Navy
Armed Forces
Joseph H. Atkinson
Resort Operators Halt Road Work in Superior National Forest
Federal court ordered Joseph Perko and William Zapancich to halt road building in a roadless area of Minnesota's Superior National Forest. Judge Gunnar H. Nordbye set July 5 to show cause why a permanent injunction should not issue after a three week investigation by government agents.
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Minneapolis
Superior National Forest
Joseph Perko
William Zapancich
Gunnar H. Nordbye
George MacKinnon
Federal
Nordbye
Galen W. Pike
Superior Forest
Ralph L. Graves
Ely
Tofte
MacKinnon
Perko
Zapancich
Forest Service
Graves
Zupancich
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Abbott Hospital
Community Notes Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Sunday gatherings and visits weave through Lansing and nearby towns as families host relatives from Iowa Minnesota and Northfield. Mrs Mamie Koons and Evelyn of Columbia Iowa visit Mrs Sam Rudd. Ed and Jess Sale host Austin guests. Frank Kirshner and sons join C O Lewis family. Betty Lewis meets Burton Elling’s visitors. a party at Rondale Thompson’s home honors a birthday with a picnic supper.
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Ray Mitchell
Burt
Mitchell
Mrschell
Donald Watts
Quay
Janen Yea
Yanzer
Utica
Mamie Koons
Evelyn
Columbia
Iowa
Sam Rudd
Everet Corry
Ross Correy
Perery
Frank Kirshner
Daniel
David
Elma
Selma Kienk
Weil
Glen Sale
Jessie Sale
Austin
Arthur Leaf
Minneapolis
Roy Chaffee
John Wayne
Northfield
EB. A. Carli
Leon Limke
Dubuque
Limke
Lena Miller
Frank Nuzum
Minnesota
Harold Sawyer
Larry Johnson
A Johnson
Nugum
Robert Dunlap
Kathrine
Aberdeen
Lee Thompson
Lansing
A. L. Thompsson
Reubin Thompson
Fred Sill
Howard Wadness
Mary Braden
Rondale Thompson
Opening of the Suez Canal in 1869
The Suez Canal opened to traffic on November 17, 1869, linking the Mediterranean and Red Seas. Construction linked French and Egyptian efforts, transforming global trade routes and shipping patterns.
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Suez Canal
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Henry J. Cress
Rose Creek, Son
David Quam
Court News
City Review Board
Palmer Olson
Moorwegien Lutheran Church
St. Ansger, Lowe
Harold Hyland
V-1
c/o Fleet Post Office
N. Y
Roland Eugene Blom
Batt
Camp Downes
Great Lakes
Pvt
Donald D. Tieden
Robert Tieden
Hayfield
Fort Knox, Ky
Tieden Truck Lines
Robert E. Klassy
Frank Klassy
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
9771St Technical Service Unit
Klassy
University of Minnesota
Army
Marvin R. Winslow
Ralph Winslow
Gleason
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
Electronics Center
Air Force
Winslow
Parks Air Force Base
Gerald P. Watros
USN
Ivan Watros
Adams
Des Moines
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Europe
Naval Academy
NROTC
England
Spain
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Aloysius W. Bissen
Joyce M. Grande
Ash
Melvin E. Larson
Clarence G. Larson
Lyndale
Florence H. Hartley
Wilmington
N.C
4Th Marine Regiment
Hawaiian Islands
Helicopter Rescue Squadron 161
1St Provisional Marine Air-Ground Task Force
Roger L. Block
32Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Willard Block
N. Burr Oaks Dr
Capretz Agency
Kresge
Eueteu
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Wold’s Drug Store
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Ike
Alcoa
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FHA
the Glass Shop
Hollywood
May Wiseman
G. A. Guy
Sterling Garden Store
Clearaway
Styles
Bembergs
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