Insurance Phase Of Fsa Outlined To Bpw
Lois Vinson of the Federal Social Security Administration outlined the insurance phase of the Social Security Act at a Business and Professional Women's club dinner. Details covered quarters of coverage, disability rules, and post discharge insured status, with local figures on beneficiaries in Cass County.
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Lois Vinson
Federal
Social Security Administration
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hotel Whitney
Vinson
Cass County
Arlene Baron
Lloyd Segrist
Lorenta Sage
Ralph Templeman
Peg Boemecke
Stacia Hazlitt
Marian Miller
June Good
David Scheutz
Cleo Rays
Esther Butler
Cedar Rapids
Edna Fuglsang
Mabel Hopke
Dave Jones
Mildred Kuehn
Rena Alvis
Lucille Marshall
Harold Hjortshoj
Atlantic Club
Ethel Westman
Sheldon
Grace Dowell
Omaha
Harold Hjortsheoj
Cass County Surfacing Program Aims Road Upgrades
The board backs removing a primary 148 road segment from the farm to market system and extending Grove City road from Franklin township to the County Trunk junction with K and Q. Grading on Grove City road near U.S. 71 nears completion and will be gravelled this summer as bids are set for four grading contracts including routes on primary 92, primary 100, and County R extensions.
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Anita
Adair County
Grove City
Franklin Township
Lewis
D. J. Bode
Montgomery County
Massena
Uus. 71
Atlantic Golf
Audubon Creamery to Resume Operations Under New Owners
Two experienced creamery men, Max Nelson and Gene Kelly, have purchased the Audubon Creamery, bankrupt last year, and will reopen next Tuesday. Nelson will manage. milk will be processed for Audubon and Lake City, with butter made in Lake City.
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Audubon
Audubon Creamery
Beena
Max Nelson
Oskaloosa
Gene Kelly
Lake City
Nelson
Purity
Oskaeloosa
Kelly
Laka City Creamery Company
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Mason City
Audubon Creamery Company
County road surfacing and gravel projects planned countywide
Multiple rural roads and county routes are slated for gravel and surface work. Projects include County K east of Wirta to the Montgomery line, West Sixth street from Atlantic, Elk Horn north to the county line, County J Anita to the line, County E Lyman to County K, Olive street north to the line, and nine miles east to the Adair line plus several other alignment improvements across townships and from major highways to local corners and cemeteries.
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U.S. 71
Benton Township
Fletcher Chapel
Des Moines Local Rejects Bell Co Wage Contract
Des Moines Iowa. Members of the Des Moines local of the Communication Workers of America voted down a proposed wage contract offered by Northwestern Bell Telephone Co in a secret ballot. Union officials said the rejection came by a large majority among about 800 members despite approval by the union advisory board in five states and the International board.
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Des Moines
Communication Workers of America
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Leo Frenzel
Iowa
Northwestern Hell
International Board
Local Hospital News Reports Illness Injuries Births
Frank Grulke of 711 Oak Street is seriously ill at Jennie Edman Memorial Hospital in Council Bluffs after about a week of treatment for diabetes and complications. Hospital arrivals include Rev Robert Jones and wife with a newborn son, and the Richardsons with a daughter. Linda Lee Kimball suffered a head injury and was treated at Children's Hospital in Omaha then released. A group travels to Clear Lake for medical treatment.
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Frank Grulke
Oak Street
Jennie Edmuntson
Council Bluffs
Linda Lee Kimball
Roger Kimball
Brayton
Children’s Hospital
Omaha
Robert Jones
Chestnut Street
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Mr. Jones
United Presbyterian Church
Harry Richardson
West Fifth Street
LeRoy Nolte
Rt. 1
Kenneth Turk
Adair
Pedestrians Wearing White During Night Highway Walks
A brief note advises pedestrians to wear white or light clothing at night to increase visibility on highways. It emphasizes safety and awareness for both walkers and drivers in low light conditions.
Phillip Lenz of Grant Dies in Veterans Hospital
Phillip Lenz 69 died at 1 30 a m yesterday at the Veterans hospital near Lincoln Nebraska after a two year illness. He was born July 18 1890 on a farm west of Grant and lived there all his life. He served in World War I and was single. Survived by two brothers Ted and Arthur two nieces and several nephews. Funeral rites pending at St Johns Lutheran church north of Grant.
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Grant
Phillip Lenz
Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Neb
Sutphen
Willisea
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Lenz
Montgomery County
Adam
Elisabeth Lenz
Lenz
Ted
Near Grant
Arthur
Nodaway
Sever
Draft extension battle narrows as Congress acts
Washington reports two draft bills differ on length with a 15 day stopgap extending the current law while the Senate backs a three year extension. The House seeks two years with many issues to resolve before final passage. President Truman expected to sign a limited authority measure.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
Steve Nelson Cited for Contempt by HUAC
The House Un American Activities Committee voted to cite Steve Nelson for contempt for refusing to answer questions about Russian atomic espionage. The call to slow down at dusk is noted as a life saving reminder.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Steve Nelson
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