Young Filfer Judged Insane After Classroom Shooting
A 12 year old boy admitted killing his music teacher after a piano lesson and was found insane and committed to Yankton State Hospital. William J. Willard, son of a professor, said he fired a 30 30 rifle at Miss June Hammon as she started to drive away from the Willard home in Rockerville near Rapid City.
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Rapid Copy
Yankton
M.C
State Hospital
William J. Willard
June Hammon
Willard
Rockerville
Rapid City
Hammon
William
Bloodmobile visit set for June 13 in Cass County
Forty four people signed up to donate blood on June 13 as Cass county reports a 192 donor quota for the Red Cross bloodmobile at the Atlantic Elks Club from noon to 6 pm. Appointments can be made through the Red Cross or registrar Mrs. Gene Mallette.
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Red Cross
Cass County
Atlantic
The
Elks Club
Gene Mallette
Junior L. Wohlenhaus
Harold Zellmer
Bill Tompkin
James Trailer
Merrill Trailer
James Tyler
Ralph van Cleave
Clark van Nostrand
Pat Waters
Leo Voggesser
Robert Vokt
Meredith Walker
J. E. Wall
Graham Wallace
Harley Warren
William Grulke
Ray Guttenfelder
William Hagen
Max Harland
Kenneth Harris
Rosamond Royalty
Johnnie Westphalen
Earl Wiechmann
Four Cass Persons Hurt In Accident Near Wiota
Mrs Russell Holland 3 of Anita was treated for facial injuries and released after her husband s car collided with a Zimmerman Wiota car on a county road east and north of Wiota at 530 yesterday afternoon Jack Ihnken 27 Wiota suffered facial cuts with 15 stitches Zimmermans car had minor injuries no hospitalization and both vehicles sustained several hundred dollars in damage
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Russell Holland
Anita
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Melvin
Bud) Zimmerman
Wiota
Jack Ihnken
Zimmerman
Ihnken
Fatal two car crash near Mason City claims one life
A collision at a county road intersection nine miles northeast of Mason City left Carl Qn. Anderson, 58, dead after four hours in hospital. Forrest Rubendall, 45, Sac City, in critical condition with chest and head injuries. He was a passenger in Ivan Goering's car from Chariton, who sustained a leg injury.
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Mason City
Here
Carl QO. Anderson
Forrest Rubendall
Sac City
Rubendall
Ivan Goering
Chariton
Goering
Local News Briefs Roundup From Atlantic and Nearby Areas
A digest of notices from Atlantic and surrounding towns includes travels to Canada and Missouri, job changes at Mutual of Omaha and Simpson College, family visits across states, highway widening near Carroll, market hog prices at the Omaha market, graduates and N H S events, and upcoming showers with warm temperatures across the state. Notable entries mention Joan Ihnen joining Mutual of Omaha, Elaine Eckefels starting at the high school office, and Marilyn J Taylor graduating from Northfield.
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Joan Ihnen
Arnold Ihnen
Wiota
Home Office
Mutual of
Omaha
Fines paid in justice court for reckless driving and 50 year awards set
Pay Fines Kay Mortensen of Atlantic and Emil Gelberg of Hawarden each paid 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Lonnie Hensley of Detroit paid 9 dollars, rack overweight, and Earl Vander slice of Lincoln 5 dollars for transporting gasoline. S. H. Rudolph and Tom C. Smith to receive 50 year practice certificates in Des Moines during the Iowa State Bar association convention. H J Mantz Gay S Thomas and E S White named among local attorneys to be recognized.
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Kay Mortensen
Atlantic
Emil L. Gelberg
Hawarden
Justice of the Peace Court
John Budd
Budd
Lonnie Hensley
Detroit
Earl Vanderslice
Lincoln
Neb
S. H. Rudolph
Tom C. Smith
Iowa State Bar Association
Des Moines
Iowa
State Association
H. J. Mantz
Gay S. Thomas
Audubon
E. S. White
U C T to Honor Horace Nelson at 50 Year Dinner
Horace Nelson, long time Atlantic candy salesman and former traveler, will be honored by the U C T at a 50 year dinner. Nelson, 81, started selling candy in Winterset in 1901 and has since lived in Atlantic, building a long career connected with local druggists and rail travel.
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U.C.T
Horace Nelson
Atlantic
Stuart
Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Winterset
Denver
Council Bluffs
O. D. Stotts
Yale
W. R. Jon
R. F. Maher
H. Robinson
VW. W Nelson
H. G. Hodge
F. M Sheetz
E. F. Consazan
F. Ownes
W. B. Emerson
W. R. Campbell
W. F. Lister
W. B. DeMar
E. S Kirkpatrick
E. G. Warner
F. Wallace
R.M. Finkbine
F. H. Townsend
P. Metz
J. R. Simmons
S. D. Hunter
M. E. Quint
F A Jones
H. F. Elliott
J. Burnea
Estranged wife leaps to death from Chicago building
Police identify Marie Devaney 29 a secretary for a barge company as the woman who plunged from a 38th floor Board of Trade Building window in Chicago. She apparently slashed her wrists before the fall and had been separated from her husband for two years leaving behind a 7 year old son.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Marie Devaney
LaSalle and
Jackson Sts
Injuries Fatal To Richard Cook 18
Avo ca Richard Cook 18 a Avoca high school graduate died at a Council Bluffs hospital from auto accident injuries. He was hurt when his car overturned on Highway 59 south of Avoca and lay unconscious about five hours before discovery. He had enlisted in the navy and was to be inducted Friday. He is survived by parents a brother and four sisters. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Isadore Gerelick
Omaha
Hen Chintz
Oak Street
Clarkson Hospital
Robert
Henry Coren
Chintz
AVOCA
Richard Cook
Avoca High School
Council Bluffs Hospital
Cook
Highway 59
Navy
Graham crusade gains volunteers to share Christ
Billy Graham told 17,500 at Madison Square Garden that starting Sunday individuals who have chosen Christ will join him nightly to share their stories. The New York crusade enters its fourth week with six more weeks ahead and total attendance reaching 374,500 with 12,684 converts, an average of 604 per night.
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New York
Christ
Billy Graham
Madison Square
Graham
God
Stephen Olford praises impact of crusade in the UK
Stephen Olford, who aided Graham in the current crusade and in the 1954 London crusade, said the effects here have been much greater.
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Stephen Olford
Graham
London
Defeat of Pool Bond Proposal in Hampton Election
Hampton voters defeated a plan to issue 125000 dollars in bonds for a municipal swimming pool on Tuesday. The measure failed with a 625 to 536 vote, missing the required 60 percent favorable majority.
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Hampton
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Mister, Roberts
Seta Nemenett
TNL Ak
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Gopden Market
Gloria Grarame
Shirley Jones
Gene Nelson
Charlotte Greenwood
Eddie Albert
James Whitmiee
East Ou HA
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John R. Nelson
Insurance Agency
Atlantic State Bank
Canada
Mrs
Ray Powers
Missouri
Giles Harris
Marshall, Mo
Floyd Wyman
Albuquerque, N. M
Inlaw
R. E. Wyman
Elaine Eckenfels
Clarence Reimer
Pearl Garver
Saratoga, Calif
Gertrude Auerbach
Blanche Berry
Ella Snouffer
Kermit Frederiksen
Chet Salie
Missouri Valley
Ham Sivadge
Norma Sivadge
Fontanelle
Red Warren
Indianola
J. H. Stone
Emily
Simpson College
Ames
Miss Stone
State Highway Commission
Carroll
Booth & Olson Construction Company
Sioux City
Harold Derman
William Stamp
Jean
University of Missouri At Columbia
Allen Hines
King
Swope
Marion Baker
Simpson
C. W. Hohanshelt
Carr F. Brown
A. B. Carr
Hohanshelt
Marilyn J. Taylor
Harold V. Taylor
Spruce Street
Northfield School For Girls
East Northfield
Mass
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Bernice McMurphy
Knoxville Veterans Hospital
Bernard McMurphy
McMurphy
Pattie Calhoun
Hella Bender
Bismarck
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Beye
G. Jeweler
SUN
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Crisco
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Jessen's
U.S.D.A
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Aca Mae
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Birds Eye
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