Police reject Bermuda shorts for summer in Muskegon
Muskegon police chief Fred E Castenholz says an informal poll produced a clear no to Bermuda shorts with officers joking they would laugh us off the streets. The report notes the world produced 788 million tons of petroleum in 1955.
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Muskegon
Mich
Fred E. Castenholz
Man Sentenced for Damaging Telephone Equipment
Eugene C. Bennett 50, prefitter, was sentenced to five days in jail in Long Beach California after he admitted cutting a telephone wire with a paring knife. He said he acted because he was tired of his wife talking with her mother for an hour and a half.
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Long Beach
Calif
Eugene C. Bennett
Martin deVries
Accountant leader urges balance in life and duty
Robert E. Witschey of Charleston West Virginia told the Central States Accounting Conference that certified public accountants should be home by 5 15 p m attend church each Sunday and be active in community affairs.
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DES Moines—Certified Public Accountants
Robert E. Witschey
Charleston W. Va
American Institute of Accountants
Witschey
Mother Fatally Harmed In Her Home
In North Baltimore a 21 year old man from Roanoke Virginia, Carl Daniel Kier, was charged with fatally harming Mrs John H Boost a 48 year old mother of four, as she ate ice cream before a break in the screen door. Police described the crime as extremely brutal. An arrest followed after a note with Kier name and address was found. Weapons including two butcher knives a Japanese saber and a brass figurine were reported.
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Baltimore
Carl Daniel Kier
Roanoke
John H. Boost
Kier
Mother of Four
Baltimore County
Walnut School District Votes for Reorganization
A Walnut reorganization proposal involving 15 districts passed 625 to 15. Fourteen districts join Walnut, creating a consolidated taxable valuation of $5.4 million and adding 40 students. One district opposed and one family affected voted 2 to 0.
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Walnut
Dairy Princess Attendants Named at Cass County Event
Four Cass county girls were named attendants to Dairy Princess Alice June Ryan at the Dairy day promotion in Atlantic. The gathering followed a box dinner at the Cass county community center with Iowa Governor Leo Hoegh as speaker.
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Cass County
Alice June Ryan
Atlantic
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
Township votes on consolidation results by township
Voting results across 14 townships show a mix of yes and no. Monroe led with 105 to 3 against consolidation and larger districts like Walnut Independent District 303 to 1 in favor, while several townships reported narrow margins or all no votes including Knox Center Morton Liberty and Dermyer with zero yes votes among others.
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Monroe
Clay
Brighton
Walnut Independent
Layton
Knox
Porterville
Lincoln
Webster
Mt. Vernon
Center
Morton
Liberty
Dermyer
Rosehill
Adults in families with young children have more colds
A report notes that adults living with small children tend to experience higher rates of colds compared with other adults, highlighting increased exposure to common cold viruses in the household.
Record Candy Sale and Per Capita Consumption Rise
The Commerce Department reports average candy consumption per person in 1955 was 16.6 pounds while the confectionery industry produced 2.724 billion pounds and achieved a new dollar sales record of 1.031 billion. Start sooner drive slower live longer.
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Washington
Commerce Department
New Reserve Unit To Be Discussed In Atlantic
Public meeting at 8 p m Wednesday in city hall will discuss a proposed reserve unit for Atlantic. Col John Green of Des Moines, head of the Iowa military district, will attend to discuss the matter with residents. The 103rd Quartermaster reserve unit was moved to Indianola despite local opposition. Civic groups seek official backing for a new company and Green will activate the authorized unit.
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Atlantic
John Green
Des Moines
Iowa
Drought Struggles Hit Audubon Farmers and Town
Rain shortage worsens for Audubon area with 7.45 inches since January 1 vs 11.69 in 1955. farmers fear pasture and infant corn crop damage. City contracts two wells to boost pumping by 30 percent, not ready for six weeks. Mayor Haeberle: bids soon for Nishnabotna river dam to raise water supply. Ancient Tyre purple dye valued at $150 per pound in historical note.
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Audubon
Fred Haeberle
Shenandoah Residents Urged to Conserve Water
Shenandoah residents were urged to conserve water after a late Monday drop in supplies. The City Council warned stricter steps may follow if reserves fall again, noting the filtration capacity limits. A new city well is expected to begin operation later this month.
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Shenandoah
Miller Declared Elected to Pottawattamie Board by One Vote
The Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors canvass on Tuesday shows Miller elected by a one vote margin as a Republican candidate for a term once held by Charles Baird. The margin was challenged by an expected appeal.
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Council Bluffs
Ate Miller
Pottawattamie
Voth F Tery Re elected President of Mutual Life Co
In Des Moines the Mountain company board reelected Voth F Tery to his 39th term as president of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. The article mentions this leadership update and briefly notes historical conquest of Cyprus by Egyptians around 1500 B.C.
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Des Moines
T Mountain
Company Directie
Ametjesh “Mutual Life Insurance Co
Dee Moines
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