Dairy Day Observance Plans Highlight Cass County Events
Judge Rules Against Jap Trial For G I Dairy Day To Be Observed Saturday plans for observance of Dairy Day next Saturday as the highlight of June dairy month promotion in Cass county feature the visit of Sherri Lewis of Daykin Nebraska America's dairy queen to Atlantic Anita and Griswold announced at a meeting of committee workers last evening. Miss Lewis will crown the Cass county dairy queen at the Saturday evening program at the 4 H and FFA community building where Cliff Hardie membership director of the Iowa Dairy Promotion association will be the speaker.
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Anita
Griswold
Hardie
Cass County Extension Service
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Alice June Ryan
KJAN
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Sharon Shafer
Cumberland
Roma Wright
Margaret Fitschen
Patricia Bailey
Viota
Jane Petersen
Sharon Coomes
Nadine Schwanke
Lois Leander
Barbara Reynolds
Karen Jean Rabe
Cass
Cedar Rapids
C. R. Anthony
J. C. Penney Company
Spurgeon's
Graham’s
The
Vogue
Harold Henderson
Lewis
Joyce Rice
Greenfield
Two Iowa Women Die In Arizona Car Collision
Cameron Arizona police report two Iowa women Helen C Bartholow of Libertyville Iowa and Minnie Maud Bartholow were killed when their car crashed on Arizona 64. The vehicle, driven by William P Bartholow 71, collided with ERnest E Jones Jr 27 of Fort Worth Texas. Bartholow and Jones remained in serious condition at Flagstaff hospital. Marie Jones 25 the bride of five days escaped with minor injuries.
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Arizon
Iowa
Arizona
Bill Cunningham
Helen CC. Bartholow
Libertyville
Iawa
Minnie Maud Bartholow
William P. Bartholow
Ernest E. Jones Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
Bartholow
Jones
Flagstaff
Weather outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
Mostly fair and cooler Tuesday night with lows around 40s. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer with highs mid 70s to mid 80s. The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers Thursday and milder conditions thereafter.
Civil rights bill passes in House after jury trial fight
The House approved Eisenhower's civil rights bill 251 to 158 despite a last push by the Southern bloc to add a jury trial amendment. The measure moves to the Senate where leaders plan swift action. The bill would empower the attorney general to file federal suits for civil rights violations and seek injunctions, with a bipartisan commission to study complaints.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
Attorney General
Department of Justice
First Lady Eisenhower undergoes second Walter Reed checkup
The White House says Mrs Mamie Eisenhower is not ill and is at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a routine second head to toe physical within four months. Press Secretary Haverty noted she plans to stay several days and that she has long maintained annual or biannual checkups.
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Washington
White House
Mamie Fisenhower
Walter Reed Arty Hospital
James C. Haderty
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
Haverty
Formation of Waverly district approved by vote
A new Waverly community school district was approved on Monday with a vote of 547109. The district will absorb land from 29 Ok districts and establish its boundaries and governance.
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Waverly
Des Moines Area Crash Kills Eight Year Old Girl
An eight year old Nevada girl, Rubin Bishop, died in a head on collision on Highway 6 north of Des Moines. Her mother and two sisters, MarlukK and Liam Cora Lee, were injured and hospitalized along with Kernahan, the Des Moines driver, who sustained back injuries. The two cars involved were pulled apart by rescuers after the crash reported by sheriff deputies.
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Nevada
Luwa
HighWay 6
Rubin Bishop
Robert M. Bishop
Bishop
Marlukk
Liam Cora Lee
Broadlawns General Hospital
Keth Kernahan
Des Mommies
Kernahan
Scientists Leave Test Site After Atomic Blast
Atomic Energy Commission crews conducted the fourth summer test in Nevada. A small balloon tethered detonation sent a fireball aloft at 445 am, with winds lifting minimal fallout toward the control point ten miles away. Evacuation drills were conducted but officials said fallout remained far below health hazard levels.
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Camp Mercury
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Polish leader opens talks with East German rulers
Wladyslaw Gomulka arrived in East Berlin to begin a three day secret conference with East German leaders. He called for cooperation among socialist states and discussed mutual interests, European security, and the future of Germany amid lingering tensions after Poland's split from Moscow.
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
East Germany
East Ber
Hin
Gomulka
Germany
Europe
Tigit
Moscow
Humphrey Defends Ike Fiscal Policy Amid Prosperity
Treasury Secretary Humphrey told the Senate Finance Committee that federal fiscal policy under Eisenhower has produced unparalleled prosperity with more jobs, homes, cars, and rising incomes. He defended higher interest rates as spurring savings and investment despite criticism.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Eisenhower
America
Mrs D Barringer Dies After Long Illness in Atlantic
Evelyn Barringer 57 wife of Denny Barringer died at Atlantic Memorial Hospital after five weeks as a patient. Born November 17 1904 in Atlante she lived there all her life and was a member of the Christian church and War Moms. Surviving: husband four daughters three sons two sisters two brothers and seven grandchildren with funeral arrangements pending at Holland funeral home. In Cedar Rapids a heating tank exploded during oiling work near Prairieburg killing Robert Miller 31 of Marton.
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Denny Barringer
Locust Street
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Henry Clay
Mary Ellen Woolsey
Atlante
Atlantic
Barringer
Christian Church
Harry Martin
Mohall N Od
Kenneth Boly
Harlan
Glen Weirtch
Lewis
Nancy Barringer
Billy C Barringer
Seattle
Wash
James Barringer
Athamie
Jerry Barrinser
Edith Sharp
John Barringer
James Bayles
San Bernardino
Walliam Pox
Las Vegas
Nevo
Ocow Kaiser
Florence Talty
Holand Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids
Prairieburg
Here
Robert Miller
Marton
Miller
Sharon Fladoos Sets Pace In Golf Tourney
Sharon Fladoos of Dubuque led qualifying in the sixth annual state junior girls golf tournament at Athletic Golf and Country Club with 85. Sandra Anderson of Fort Douze posted 90 for second best, while Patsy Ruch of Denison delivered a remarkable tree-shot drive en route to a 124. The field includes Mss Cohn of Waterloo and others as play begins for 18-hole championship rounds.
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Sharon Fladoos
Dubuque
Andy Cohn
Waterloo
Athletic Golf and Country Club
Miss Fladoos
Miis Cohn
Miss Cohn
Sandra Anderson
Fort Douze
Judy Torluemke
Washington
Patsy Ruch
Denison
Thik
Corning
Muriel McCornick
Des Moines
Lynn Vikers
Ida Grove
Saervi Glee
Cedar Rapids
Sathds Boaley
Trenison
Mars Young
Warrington
Mafter Graham
Teverly Cowan
Atkins
Diana Leeper
Des Woines
Denson
Barbare Cohn
Marjerie Ann Augesen
Hampton
Canada’s Premier Forms Cabinet Slate For New Government
Canada’s Premier-designate John Diefenbaker begins assembling a Cabinet as he prepares to become prime minister. Liberal leader Louis St Laurent resigns, but the Liberals hold a 194 to 245 seat Commons. Diefenbaker plans a Friday handover amid a non majority Conservative win and party unity efforts.
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John Diefenbaker
Louis St. Laurent
Liberals
Lake la Ronge
Saskatchewan
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Goven
Vincent Massey
Lews St Laurent
House of Commons
Tiefenbaker
Conservatvesx
Hearing on Milk Marketing in South Central Iowa
Des Moines Des Moines Cooperative Valley plans a hearing Tuesday to decide if producers should pursue a federal order. The meeting targets South Central Iowa markets including Boone Ames Perry Creston Grinnell Oskaloosa and Ottumwa seeking price stabilization and potential differential accounting for Grade Red milk for manufacturing. Attorney James Tlovie of Omaha represents the cooperative and a referendum would be held among producers.
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Des Moines
Matheties
Towa
Ter
Des Moutes Cooperative Vairy
Secretary of Aeremiare
Cegutahom Oretabh
James Tloxvie
Omaha
Boone
Ames Perry
Creston
Grinnell
Oskittouse
Otumwa
Des Mioenes
Rights halt Girard case move to Japan for trial
U S District Judge Joseph McGarraghy barred delivering Army specialist William S Girard to Japan for trial in the death of a Japanese woman. He ruled the proposed transfer would infringe constitutional rights while Girard remains in U S military service and could be tried in a court martial. The judge treated the filing as an injunction against transfer and noted the armed forces jurisdiction.
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Washington
William S. Girard
Japan
U.S
Joseph GC. McGarraghy
Girard
McGarraghy
United States
State Department
Department
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Heat Wave Bakes Eastern Half as Floods Rage Midwest
The season's worst heat persisted across the eastern half of the country Tuesday while floodwaters surged in the Midwest. At least 146 deaths linked to the heat since Saturday, with 25 more from food-related incidents, push the weather toll higher as temperatures head into the 90s. Severe thunderstorms sparked in the Mid Continent as storms hit after a cold and warm air clash, contributing to power shortages in Chicago and New York amid air conditioning demand.
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Associated Press
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South Dakota
Marshall
Minn
Twin Cities
Redwood River
Russell
Big Sioux
Sioux Falls
Flandreau
Canton
Egan Crient
Dell Rapids
Baltic
Weather Bureau
Hawarden
Akron
Iowa
Ghent
Marshall Terriory
Midwest
ITU
Mercury
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
New York
Rainbow Parley Draws 800 Girls to Iowa Assembly
More than 800 girls attended the second Iowa assembly of the Order of Rainbow Tuesday in Fort Dodge. The event began Monday with a procession of officers pages and choir at the Junior High School auditorium. Tuesday featured a luncheon for mother advisers and associates followed by an evening banquet honoring grand officers.
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Iowa
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