Secretary Sawyer Accepts Remington Resignation
Washington Secretary of Commerce Sawyer accepted William W. Remingtons resignation from a $10 000 a year economist post in the office of international trade effective today. Remington said he wished to devote full time to proving innocence of an indictment accusing him of lying about never being a communist.
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Commerce
Sawyer
William W. Remington
Office of International Trade
Remin Con
Remington
Michael Lee
Congress
At tractive nuisance defines legal risk in housing cases
A reader asks what constitutes an at tractive nuisance in law after a neighbor’s house where a child found Tokay wine. the note questions whether all items on property could trigger a suit and notes nearby insurance or real estate issues with contact details for Horace Nelson Jr. in Atlantic Iowa.
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Horace Nelson, Jr
Hinrichs Building
Atlantic
Iowa
Know Your Hospital Know Your Hospital
A persuasive piece praising hospital care, stressing doctors nurses and staff expertise and the hospital as a coordinated center of science. It urges familiarization with personnel tariffs and requirements and quick adherence to a doctor’s recommendation for hospitalization.
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How to Swim Excerpts From Kip Huth and Burk Series
Yale coaches Bob Kiphuth and Harry Burk present the first installment from their Basic Swimming book. The article outlines fundamentals for beginners and applies Yale coaching methods to improve form and confidence in the water.
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Bob Kiphuth
Yale
Harry Burk
Learn Kicking From The Hip Not Knees
A Yale taught method teaches children to kick from the hips rather than the knees. Begin by holding the pool edge and practicing hip driven kicks with slight knee bend. Use float aids like paint cans or tubes for support while developing the correct kick before swimming.
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Yale
Missing Witness Delays Inquest In Death Of Railroad Worker
In Vil lis ca Iowa a recess halted an inquest into the death of Earl Pat Lewis 43 a railroad worker struck by a Burlington Zephyr Coroner Ray Sutphen said a general alarm was issued for Cecil Adams 28 of Du Quoin Illinois also a railroad worker Adams testified before the jury then disappeared authorities could not recall him for further questioning Sutphen said Adams claimed he and Lewis attended a Friday drinking party and Lewis had been in two fights before 11 pm the fatal accident occurred early Saturday
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Villisca
Earl Pat Lewis
Burlington Zephyr
Ray Sutphen
Midwest
Cecil Adams
du Quoin
Sutphen
Adams
Lewis
Drive Safe: Plan Ahead and Slow Down on the Road
Public service admonition urges motorists to allow extra time, avoid speeding, and prioritize safety to ensure arrival without incident. Authorities emphasize calm driving and preparation to reduce accidents and save lives.
Former Elliott Girl Wins Honors at Arkansas U
Mrs. Richard Bullock, formerly Roberta M Wollenhaupt of Elliott Iowa, earned a B A in history as one of 60 graduates with honors from the University of Arkansas 1068 total. She attended Clarinda Junior College and worked with the National War Labor Board before serving in Rome with the Foreign Economic Administration and State Department. Major Bullock teaches military science at Arkansas and studies geography and foreign languages.
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Elliott
George E. Wollenhaupt
Iowa
Faayetteville
Ark
Richard B. Bullock
Roberta M. Woallenhaupt
University of Arkansas
Bullock
Clarinda Junior College
Clarinda
Clarinds
Washington, D. C
National War Labor Board
Rome
Italy
State Department
Mra. Bullock
United States
Honor News Photographer Receives 1949 Spot News Medal
Jervas W. Baldwin of the Des Moines Register and Tribune is awarded a best spot news picture medal for 1949 by the headliner club in Atlantic City New Jersey. Red Oak Lorraine Legion post plans its July 4 celebration under Oliver S Reiley as general chairman with a packed program including baseball daredevil driving motorcycle stunts dancing fireworks and carnival. Red Oak Shenandoah midget league play precedes a Red Oak Red Sox versus all star game in the afternoon.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jervas W. Baldwin
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Headliner Club
Red Oak—Lorraine Legion Post
Oliver S. Reiley
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Red Oak Red Sox
Olson Construction Wins ISU Memorial Union Wing Contract
Olson Construction Co of Lincoln Nebraska received the general contract for a new wing and terrace at the Memorial Union of Iowa State College. The bid was 654 767 dollars. Other awarded contracts include Wolm Plumbing and Heating Des Moines 64240 dollars Armature and Electric Machine Co Omaha 60000 dollars Olson Brothers Omaha 58011 dollars Natkin and Company Omaha 9050 dollars. Total project cost expected around 860 000 dollars increasing Union space by about 25 percent. The wing will house student offices conference rooms recreation area and storage.
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Ames
Olson Construction Co
Lincoln Neb
Memorial Union
Iowa State College
Olson Company
Wolm Plumbing and Heating Co
Des Moines
Armature and Electric Machine Co
Omaha
Olson Brothers
Natkin and Company
175 Homing Pigeons Released at Anita Rock Island Depot
Early Saturday 175 pigeons were released at the Rock Island depot in Anita. The crates sent by the American Racing Pigeon Union split into two launches at 5 30 am and 6 am. Birds released first aimed for Hammond Indiana, others to Blue Island. Observers noted high flight and rapid departure in what appeared misdirected directions.
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Anita
Rock Island
American Racing Pigeon Union
Hammond
Ind
Blue Island
Davenport Tavern Burglary Nets $1700 Cash and $300 Checks
Four burglars forced open a filing cabinet safe at Century Tavern Davenport Sunday and took 1700 dollars in cash and 300 dollars in checks. The robbers used a screwdriver to pry the safe open.
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Davenport
Connecticut GOP primary focuses on Senate battle
Connecticut Republicans convene to choose nominees for two Senate seats and the 1962 ticket against Bowles. Key contenders include John Davis Lodge and J Kenneth Bradley for Bowles opponent, with Talbot and Bush also noted as possible rivals for McMahon and Benton. Republicans seek two Senate pickups to shift control from Democrats.
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Associated Press
Connecticut
Senate
Chester T Bowles
GOP
Bowles
John Davis Lodge
Westport
J. Kenneth Bradley
Brien McMahon
William Berton
Joseph KB. Talbot
Naugatuck
House
McMahon
Prescott S. Bush
Greenwich
United Service Organizations
Benton
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