Mary Regan and Worth Stiles Wed at St Patrick's Church
Miss Mary Regan daughter of Mrs W E Regan LeRoy married Worth Stiles son of Mr and Mrs George Stiles at St Patrick's Catholic Church LeRoy Rev T E Duane presided in a double ring ceremony. Attendants wore lavender mint and pink gowns. After a wedding breakfast a reception followed at the Municipal Building. The couple will reside in Austin after a Niagara Falls trip.
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Hollandale
Howard Boverhuis
Marian Underdahl
Moscow Lutheran Church
Kermit Underdahl
Austin Rt. 4
Ryner Boverhuis
Mary Regan
Worth Stiles
St. Patrick's Church
W. E. Regan
LeRoy
George Stiles
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
T. E. Duane
S. W. H. Hall
Donna Jean Brown
Kens
Joseph Regan
Decorah
Mr. Regan
Onald Phillips
Hawkins
Patricia Kelly
Waseca
Lewison
Fach
Joan Orke
Ronnalee van Dyke
Rockford
Ronald Capelle
Spring Valley
Kay Stiles
Bestman
Louis Hungerford
Grant Hawkins
Robert
William Regan
Remarkable Louise and the Divorce That Shook Bill
Ruth Millett portrays Louise as a capable, persuasive force admired by friends and Bill alike. The piece reveals a quiet divorce and Bills remarriage to a woman who claims his business head, while Louise is praised for her judgment, planning, and influence over their home.
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Bill
Louise
Ruth Millett
Miss Marian Jarvis Weds Harvey I Lundy in Estherville Church
Miss Marian Louise Jarvis and Harvey I. Lundy were married at the Methodist Church in Estherville with a nylon marquisette gown and a bouquet centered by a cymbidium orchid. Attendants included Miss Jeanette Jarvis and Miss Jean Schwanke, with ushers, receptions for 150 guests, and plans to reside in Estherville after a northern Minnesota honeymoon.
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Methodist
Marian Louise Jarvis
Harvey I. Lundy
Guilbert W. Jarvis
C. Lundy
Estherville
William J. Campbell
Mae Wells
Alan Hersleff
Jeanette Jarvis
Jean
Kenneth Jarvis
Sherman Gunderson
Figure Flattery by Anne Adams Dress Pattern Ad
Pattern advertisement for Misses' dress in mint-cool cotton, featuring a halter-top sundress with bolero for a one-piece look. Includes sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 and yardage for size 16 45 35 inch fabric and bolero. Send 35 cents to Anne Adams pattern department in Chicago for the pattern.
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Anne Adams
Austin Daily Herald
P. O
Chicago
13 000 on State Jobs Get Increases
Thirteen thousand state civil service employees will receive a pay raise tomorrow. Increases range from five dollars a month for 1,400 of the lowest paid workers to twenty five dollars for 11 top department officials, tied to the December 15 1951 Twin Cities cost-of-living index. Elected officials and deputies not included. Polar bears on Arctic ice floes prey on seals fish and birds.
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ST. Paul
Twin Cities
Arctic
Simple to Do Pattern 655 Embroider Pray Picture
Laura Wheeler promotes simple embroidery stitches for children with a colorfully pictured prayer scene. Readers are asked to send twenty five cents for pattern 655 1544 by 1914 inches and include name address and zone for mailing from Austin Daily Herald Needlecraft Dept. P O Box 5740 Chicago 80. Also offered Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog with options for toys dolls and handbags.
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Laura Wheeler
Austin Daily Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chicago
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft
Two Colorado University Students Are Found Safe
BOULDER COLO Two Colorado University students Sue Simpson 19 of Minneapolis and Dave Harlan 19 of Galveston Texas were lost overnight during a church picnic near Ward 30 miles northwest of Boulder. After nights in high mountain cold they admitted fear but remained unharmed as search parties found them. They stayed put after losing the way back to Brainerd Lake and were last seen near the picnic site engaging in a snowball fight. both are Canterbury Club members.
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Boulder
Colo
Colorado University
High Mountain Country
Ward
Sue Simpson
Minneapolis
Dave Harlan
Galveston
Tex
Brainerd Lake
Cale
Miss Simpson
Colorado
Harlan
Canterbury Club
Episcopal
A. Balfour Patterson
University Episcopal
Senate Acts to Give Air Force Boost
The Senate voted 79 to 0 to reduce new cash for the Air Force by seven billion dollars while granting authority to contract for new planes on credit. The amendment would cut cash to 4.685 billion but allow eight billion in credit, raising total authority by 560 million over the House figure.
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Washington
Senate
Air Force
Sen. C. Mahoney
D-Wye
House
O’mahoney
Humphrey Attacks Civil Rights Plank Debate in Dnc
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, speaking by telephone to the NAACP closing session in Oklahoma City, criticized Democrats who would drop the civil rights plank. He vowed to push a civil rights plank in the party platform this year, similar to the 1948 stance.
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Oklahoma City
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Minnesota
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Humphrey
Sunburn Dangers and Protective Lotion Advice
Sunburn can be dangerous and sunscreen with para-aminobenzoic acid offers protection while allowing tanning. Use reapplication every half hour and after swimming, cover backs of knees and elbows, sunbathe gradually, and choose a plastic bottle travel form or glass container. Includes notes on AMA approval and U S embassy staff marriage and Pacific Coast dairying regions.
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Alicia Mart
Committee On Cosmetics
American Medical Association
U N Special Committee to Probe Soviet Forced Labor
The United States labels new documents presented to the U N Special Committee on Forced Labor as shocking evidence of Soviet slave labor. The stack includes 18 000 statements from Polish POWs, thousands of POW statements from German and Japanese prisoners, and legal extracts showing forced labor laws in Communist countries.
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United Nations
N.Y
U. N
Special Committee On
United States
U. S
Worker Files Ouster Appeal in Supreme Court
Lt. Orton T. Campbell, stationed in Boise with the Air Force, says the government has spent about half a million dollars to bar his return to a $5,450 a year job at the Government Printing Office. He filed a brief for the October term with the U S Supreme Court after a district court ruling in his favor. Campbell contends he was rehired after WWII as a new employee following his discharge from the Air Force.
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Boise
Idaho
Orton T. Campbell
Government Printing Office
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Campbell
Air Force
Printing Office
U. S. District Court
Washington
Justice Department
Sai
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