Proof of Pudding Is in the Eating
In Chattanooga Tennessee two brothers ages 13 and 12 were arrested after stealing a car from a local dealer. The 13 year old said he wanted to prove to his younger brother that stealing an automobile and getting away with it is possible. Juvenile detective Ralph Bell commented that the older brother should know, as he is on probation in Georgia for car theft.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga
Ralph Bell
Georgia
Teacher Attends Iowa Conservation Camp at Springbrook Park
Arthur Mahaffey, a Riceville Community School teacher, is among 150 attendees at a three week Conservation Camp session in Guthrie Center. The camp is sponsored by the State Conservation Commission Iowa State Teachers College and the Department of Public Instruction. Two additional sessions are planned this summer.
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Arthur Mahaffey
Riceville
Springbrook Park
Guthrie Center
State Conservation Commission
Iowa State Teachers College
Department of Public Instruction
Edith F. In les Driver Hits Parked Car in Northwest
A car driven by Edith F. In les struck a parked vehicle owned by Kenneth Scheid at 705 11th Ave NW causing 40 dollars in damage. The incident occurred Monday at 104 21st St NW.
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Edith F. Inles
21St St
Kenneth Scheid
11Th Ave
Scheid
Electrician Joins Dahl's Hardware in Lyle Minnesota
Lyle Electric Service announces its association with Dahl's Hardware in Lyle Minnesota. The note thanks friends and customers for patronage and provides East 5-4166 for electrical work.
24 Hour Electrical Service Ad
All emergency calls after business hours to East 5 4522. Please keep this ad for future reference for all your electrical work at reasonable prices.
Kid Cann Enters Plea in Minneapolis Indictments
Isadore Blumenfeld known as Kid Cann and associate Edward Berman pleaded innocent to Hen nepin County grand jury indictments. Berman posted 1000 bond and trial was set. Blumenfeld, already serving an eight year Leavenworth term for liquor tax violations and attempted juror bribery, arraigned in absentia. All 24 indicted have pleaded not guilty.
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Minneapolis
Isadore
Kid Cann
Blumenfeld
Berman
Inmates Escape Briefly From Sandstone Prison
Two inmates at Sandstone Federal Prison left the minimum security facility after lunch on Monday. Robert F. Miller 24 J Paul and Kenneth L. Pence 20 both of Milford Nebraska wandered along a county road six miles south before guards intercepted them within an hour.
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Sandstone, Minn
Sandstone Federal Prison
Robert F. Miller
J. Paul
Kenneth L. Pence
Milford
Neb
Here
Youth Found Chained to Bed in Kansas City
Police discover Roy Dean Hall, 12, chained to a bed in a one room home. His sister Jeanette Hall, 15, says the parents chained him for ten days while the father worked as a trash hauler and the mother babysat.
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Kansas City
Roy Dean Hall
Jeanette Hall
Roy
NEA prepares a historic stand on desegregation policy
Atlantic City AP reports NEA resolutions committee offers the strongest desegregation statement in NEA history. The policy acknowledges the 1954 Supreme Court decision and urges action to maintain free public schools and reduce hostility. Luther Leaguers in Minnesota plan July ice cream social at Lyle Park to fund a Miami convention trip.
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Atlantic City
N.J
National Education Association
Resolutions Committee
NEA Convention
NEA
Supreme Court
Association
Lyle, Minn
Luther Leaguers of Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Lyle Park
Miami
Leaguers
Summer Session Registration Increases At Minnesota
Registrations for the first University of Minnesota summer session rise 4 percent to 10 064 with 1 005 students enrolled at the Duluth campus. The session started June 12 and will run through July 15, according to recorder True E Pettengill.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
E. Pettengill
Recorder
Duluth
Redstone ends military test series at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Redstone the old reliable rocket ends its eight year military test program with a final practice firing that hit a 200 mile Atlantic Range target in its 41st of 45 launches. Three more Redstones remain scheduled before modified rockets carry three astronauts on suborbital flights following Alan Shepard’s May 5 mission. A second Polaris A2 failure occurred the same day during operations aboard USS Observation Island.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Atlantic
Cape
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Observation Island
Florida
Farmers' share of food dollar falls in April
The Agriculture Department says the farmers earned 38 cents of every food dollar in April, down from 39 cents in March and an average of 40 cents in 1960.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Thunder Storm Aids Firemen in Windom
An opportune thundershower helped firefighters halt a downtown Windom blaze Monday night at Keep Implement Co. causing about 50 thousand dollars in damage. A welder's torch sparked an acetylene tank and later tanks ignited, forcing evacuation of adjacent frame buildings but no injuries. Co-owner Les Keep estimated the loss.
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Les Keep
Windom
Wells Man Jailed on Forgery Charge
Sheriff Al Reinartz reports a 55 year old Wells Minnesota man jailed for forging a 42.50 check at Correy Grocery Lansing. He allegedly bought 13 dollars of groceries and kept the remaining cash. He was returned from Albert Lea by Deputy Halstenson.
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al Reinartz
Wells, Minn
Correy
Lansing
Albert Lea
Halstenson
Farmers May Win Use of Bank Land in Drought
The House passed a Senate bill allowing emergency use or sale of hay grown on soil bank land for one year during severe droughts. Rep. Oden Langen cites his Minnesota district and North Dakota as benefiting from the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Oden Langen
R-Minn
North Dakota
Danes Say World Mark Set by Sow in Denmark
A sow owned by farmer Aksel Egedee in Copenhagen gave birth to 34 piglets, a world record per Danish veterinary experts. The litter split as 15 piglets on Sunday and 19 on Monday morning.
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Copenhagen
Aksel Egedee
Fast Justice Ends Betting in California Barnyard Court
In Gilroy California police raid an illegal cockfight and district judge John Klarich sets up a makeshift court in a barnyard using a 50 gallon drum as the bench. Eight men face fines totaling 2619 dollars, fifty-two fighting cocks are destroyed and razor spurs seized, one spectator is jailed five days for poverty, four others evade arrest.
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John Klarich
See Ball Game by Saviors Lutheran at Moose Skowron Day
Our Saviors Lutheran Brotherhood in Lyle sent 14 Lyle Boy Scouts and scoutmaster Floyd Thompson by chartered bus to Minneapolis to see the Twins play the Yankees on Moose Skowron Day Saturday.
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Our Saviors
Luthern Brotherhood
Lyle
Lyle Boy Scouts
Floyd Thompson
Minneapolis
Twins
Yankees
Moose Skowron
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Bob Matter
Dahl’'S Hardware
Lyle, Minnesota
Bell & Howell
Electric
Calla Lo
Advertising Council
Dean Burns
Menominee, Mich
Menominee
Green Bay
Luther Leaguers
Redstone
Navy
Wells
City of
Austin
A Ags
Service Store
4Th Ave. NW
Thill Implement Co
Rose Creek, Minn
Drake Oil Co
Dexter, Minn
Hansey Garage
7Th Ave
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire
Rogers
4Th Street
1St Avenue
Osmundson Bros. Adams, Minn
Gilroy
Calif
Mower County Loan
Sterling Shopping Center
Miller Reel Estate
Bidg
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