Lyman Area Notes Read Like Local Social Roundup
Rev Q Lansman and a group of youths toured River Woon Park near Cedar Falls during a vacation programme. Guests included Herma Holldorf from Fairmont and her brother William of Ceylon visiting Mrs Pete Kise and Henry. Other locals visited relatives and attended Lake Marawa boat races. The Seven Mile Bridge east of Lyman remains impassable after last Wednesday’s heavy rain.
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Lyman Rev. Q
Lansman
Noble Center Amlo
River Woon Park
Cedar Falls
Herma Holldorf
Fairmont
Minn
William
Ceylon
Pete Kise
Menry
W. OC
George Muller
Procter and
Biliet Morrhome
Couner Bluffs
Lake Marawa
Farrie Gileon
Omaha
Bry Son
Addie
Art DeHapper
Lenon
Bud Barker
Seven Mile Bridge
Lyman
Democrats Break With Chairman in California
In Los Angeles on June 12 the Los Angeles county Democratic committee censured President Truman over a dinner dispute and dismissed Ed Wy, a regional committeeman, amid calls for Snyder to address the gathering. James Roosevelt abstained, and the panel voted 44 to 35 to keep Truman’s name on the resolution. Eleanor Roosevelt was the sole remaining speaker.
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Los Angeles
Jackson Das
Truman
Pauley
Gael Sullivan
Sullivan
Democratic Party
California
Dave Foutz
Graveside Services for Infant Russell James Smith
Graveside services were held at Sunny Hill cemetery for Russell James Smith the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith. Rev. H G Parker and Rev. Ivan R Mills conducted the service with Mrs. Smith identified as the former Laura James, foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C Farley.
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Adair
Toa.om
Sunny Hill Cemetery
Russell James
Ftill
Wayne Smith
H. G. Parker
Ivan R. Mills
Murder charge in unsolved Fort Wayne killings
Ralph W. Lobaugh a 30 year old Kokomo factory worker was charged with murder in Allen county after confessing to slayings of three Fort Wayne women in 1944 1948 He underwent a lie detector test and was taken into custody Monday night Lobaugh implicated himself in the deaths of Miss Anna Kuzeff Wilhelma Haaga and Dorothea Howard and Mrs Oma Lobaugh spoke of his moodiness but noted he had been unusually kind recently.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Ralph W. Lobaugh
Kokomo
Alfen County Grand Jury
Lobaugh
Alfred Figel
Spt
Horace Smith
Anna Kuzeff
Indianapolis
Allen County
Figel
Lohaugh
Miss Kuzeff
Wilhelma Haaga
Dorothea Howard
Oma Lobaugh
Republicans Split On Exchange Idea
Washington lawmakers faced a wide split in the Republican ranks over a foreign information and educational exchange program tied to the Voice of America. With the program due to expire July 1, House leaders shelved the measure to fund it as controversy persisted after a third failed vote.
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Washington
Voice of America
Congress
House
Appointments to State Dairy Commission Posts
Des Moines announces Floyd Anderson 35 Sioux City named supervisor of dairy and food inspection. Five new and four reappointments to the state dairy industry commission include William Baker Arnold Pancratz Clyde Cove L. R. Beath and Clyde Monson. Reappointments Folmer Hansen Willard Torgim Marvin McLain George Ruth. Two-year terms begin July 1 with per diem pay. Commission oversees dairy promotion and butterfat tax collection raising about 110000 in mid June.
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Des Moines
Harry Linn
Floyd Anderson
Sioux City
Linn
State
Dairy Industry Commission
Anderson
Robert
William J.baker
Mount Pleasant
Arnold Pancratz
Dubuque
Clyde Cove
Pleasantville
L. R. Beath
Corning
Clyde Monson
Gowrie
Folmer G. Hansen
Cedar Falls
Willard Torgrim
Decorah
Marvin McLain
Brooklyn
George Ruth
Onawa
Commission
Griswold and vicinity summer visitors and relocations
Local residents and guests mingle across Griswold Clinton and Des Moines areas. Lierman retires to Buhl Idaho. Sharples family visits Turner home. Senholz from Boone visit. Wilcox from Griswold attend Penn college session. Grinnell College honors LaDeane Low Oilers daughter. Lillian Brown moves to Perry schools. Binnalls visit Red Oak and plan Eureka Springs Arkansas. Mueller family visits Omaha and Council Bluffs.
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Earl Senholz
Ann
Boone
Earl
George Senholz
Griswold
Dan Wilcox
Pella
Wilcox
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Lon Ostler
Howard Limbaugh
Lucille
Lois
J. P. Casey
Don
C. Fred Morgan
Des Moines
Grinnell
College
LaDeane
Lillian Brown
Perry
Ralph Binnall
Gene and
Duane
Snohomish
Wash
Red Oak
Carl V. Johnson
Theodore Ruth
Binnall
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Washington
Eureka Springs
Ark
George Binnall
Lillie Mueller
Tillie
Mabel
Irvin Mueller
Omaha
Chester Flynn
Council Bluffs
Adele Marsh Reno Scholar and Roulette Operator Crowned Varsity Star
Adele Marsh a 22 year old New York divorcee and University of Nevada scholastic queen financed college by operating a roulette wheel in a Reno club. She earned 30 dollars for weekends work and tips, completed the four year course in three and one half years with a 3.93 average and won a gold medal for the university’s highest average. She also saved enough to begin a freelance writing career in Europe.
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Reno
Nev
University of Nevada
New York
Adele Marsh
John von Karoly
Nevada Club
Europe
Wildcat strikes fade as miners urge return to work
Uniontown reports gradual end to 17 000 soft coal miners walkouts amid labor legislation protests. Seven of 23 strikes in southwest Pennsylvania resume work, CMA lists 8 160 idle. about 2 190 Indiana miners also cut.
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Uniontown
Afl-United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Navy Coal Administration
Pittsburgh
CMA
Indiana
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