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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
8
Minnesota lawyer Miles Lord outlined a push for national dairy regulation to end state by state sanitary barriers. He argued federal legislation and a revised price-protection role for the Agriculture Department would lower milk costs and boost producers nationwide.
Twenty six foreign bankers will visit Mower County as part of an international agricultural credit training course. They will stay July 21 23 in Austin hosted by First National Bank of Austin and the Minnesota Bankers Assn. They will tour local banks visit Hormel plant and Hollandale area and discuss rural community banking with the local bankers.
The Austin Coin and Stamp Club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Sterling Bank Community Room. Plans for the August annual family pot luck supper at Todd Park will be arranged. Members should bring quarters for display trade or sale.
Ethiopian Airlines operates routes between Central Europe and East Africa and is testing a three aircraft stateroom that can be quickly transformed into a private executive suite for Emperor Haile Selassie. This fleet option aims to provide high level privacy and comfort during royal travel.
Shareholders will elect fifteen directors at the 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Austin High School Auditorium. The first annual meeting also considers amending the articles to raise debentures and common stock by 25 000 each. Merlin J. Schleuder will preside as temporary officer.
Peter Allas reported tools valued at $40 stolen from the rear seat of his truck parked in front of his home. Police were notified today.
The DOJ notes homeowners may select their own insurer when securing or renewing mortgage hazard coverage. A 1951 action against a lender for restraint and monopolization ended June 30 1954 with a consent decree forcing termination of such practices. Assistant AG Barnes cites ongoing enforcement against illegal restraints raising costs of home ownership. Austin Association
A 7 p.m. Saturday collision one half mile east of Lyle caused 250 damage to Reuben D. Murphy’s truck and 150 damage to Leslie C. Klusmeier’s car in Otranto Iowa. Deputies Doyle Lindahl and Dale Rollison investigated the scene. no injuries reported. No tickets were issued.
In Alaska Eskimos practice nalakutuk or blanket tossing using a tough walrus skin blanket. Contestants are tossed high into the air with the aim of landing and remaining upright. The winner is the person who lands on their feet.
Twelve newly qualified Red Cross Gray Ladies will be cap ped at 7 30 p m ceremony at the Red Cross chapter office. They completed a 12 hour course and 10 hours probationary service at St Olaf Hospital. Names include Mrs Richard Arney Mrs Blanche Black Mrs Stanley Haase Mrs K K McMillan Mrs Hugh Plunkett Jr Mrs Edward Sargent Mrs Norbert Schmitt Mrs John Sherman Mrs J E Theopilus Mrs Len Wiersig Mrs William B Wolfe and Mrs Florence Wright.
Police reported three weekend collisions causing total damage of 155 dollars. At 6 50 p m Saturday an accident at Highways 16 and 218 injured no one but damaged Georges Reppe and Lloyd Yarwood s cars and Yarwood admitted leaving the scene. A 4 p m Sunday crash at Kenwood and Park damaged Pat Lightly s and John Everson s cars with Everson cited for following too closely. Another 11 15 p m Sunday collision at Railway and Highway 16 damaged Vincent Gorman s car and left Victor Hoins s truck undamaged.
Miss Constance Stuhlman of Minneapolis will join the Mower County Welfare Department as a case worker, succeeding Miss Joan Simmons who resigned to enroll at Colorado University Boulder. Stuhlman, from Greenville Pennsylvania, studied social sciences at Theil College and has worked as a secretary for an oil company and as a parish worker in a Minneapolis church.
The Austin Animal Shelter lists a brown and white English Shepherd male two years old for identification and adoption, plus two part Cocker male puppies six months and a part English Shepherd Collie male six months for adoption.
Austinites faced heat and humidity as the official read 87 at the fire station with a cooling breeze. Overnight temps fell to 55 and 8 am readings were 65, rising toward 90 later, aided by a steady breeze.
Spring Valley Minnesota Mayor Chet Kvale will be pushed into the new town pool at the opening ceremony after losing a bet with Mrs. E. G. Howard that the pool would open by June 15. The pool was set to open today.
Dr Lawrence Hines of the State Livestock Sanitary Board explains a five day delay before the rabies quarantine in Mower County takes effect. The notice covers Grand Meadow Dexter and northern townships. Dogs may be tied for six months and those running loose may be shot with no damages due.
The article addresses rumors about Catholics including beliefs about salvation of non Catholics, marriage validity, papal infallibility, allegiance, politics, schooling, and practices such as indulgences statues rosary readings and relics. It counters claims of corruption of Jesus teachings with pagan superstitions and devilish inventions.
A 20 year old Austin youth identified as John W Hulme pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to possession of intoxicating liquor resisting and obstructing a police officer and exploding fire crackers. He was sentenced to 30 days in county jail as a suspension on a prior sentence was revoked.
A sharp-eyed patrolman spotted a skunk on Garfield early Sunday and chased it briefly before confinement in a wooded area. The animal was finally bagged behind Grain Belt Sales on Garfield, with traffic controlled to keep residents safe.
A green striped worm infests pine forests in North Carolina and Virginia, eating needles and leaving trees bare. The damage affects landscape and forest health, though branches remain alive. Local officials monitor spread and advise ongoing observation.
O blood type donors cross matched for 2 year old Renae Jacobson who has severe heart defects. The University of Minnesota team led by Dr Lillehei will perform the operation after a postponement due to a minor respiratory illness. The bloodmobile will be at the Austin Elks Club and LeRoy School with appointments available through the Elks Club.
Richard S. Banfield, vice president of the First National Bank of Minneapolis, retires today after a career starting in 1915 with the Austin bank and progressing to leading roles at Owatonna and Aberdeen banks. He has led a Minneapolis loan division since 1945 and serves as a director of Geo. A. Hormel & Co. Tonight he is honored at the Minikahda Club with two other retiring executives, Luc C. Vobayda and Carl J. Kall.
Joseph Hamre of Spring Valley was elected president of Spring Valley Community Memorial Hospital, Inc., at the board's organizational meeting. Officers include Albert Keim as vice president, Mrs. S. M. Lindsey as secretary, and L. H. Gaugert as treasurer. Directors span Spring Valley and nearby towns as the group studies building a local hospital.
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