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The Daily Record reports high and low temperatures for cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Omaha Los Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle and more with a mix of precipitation figures and wind data. Iowa forecast notes cooler with chances of rain or snow through midweek and risk of a late week cold snap. additional items include traffic fines civil suits and local government bills advancing or failing in the legislature.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
S. Miami
Seattle
Iowa
Birth announcements from Huntington and Tulsa areas
At Huntington Indiana Mr and Mrs Marvin Lockwood welcome a son born April 1. Mrs Lockwood is daughter of Earl Birds of 131 Twentieth Street NE. In Tulsa Oklahoma Mr and Mrs William H Gage welcome a daughter born March 25. Mr Gage is son of Dr and Mrs Harry M Gage of 1400 Second Avenue SE. Floyd Lomax vs Susie Lomax.
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Simon
Donald
Avenue NW
Bennett
Dean
Lisbon
Ware
John
Vernon
Morton
Thirty-sixth Street
Huntington, Ind
Marvin Lockwood
Lockwood
Earl Birds
Twentieth Street
Tulsa
Okla
William H. Gage
Mr. Gage
Harry M. Gage
Second Avenue SE
Crowley and Berry Names Highlighted in Notices
Elsie E Crowley of William F Crowley and Harold S Berry of Valda W Berry appear in a local notice. The brief item lists connections to households and families in the community directory.
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Elsie E. Crowley
William F. Crowley
Harold S. Berry
Valda W. Berry
Street Safety Fines From Police Division Notices
Faulty brakes fined five dollars for Stanley Nelson of 1558 Fiftieth Street NE. Leaving accident scene Pud Beltz of Hiawatha fined ten dollars and costs. Stop sign violation Maxine Anderson of 732 Thirty-first Street SE and Milo Vrba of 1035 Thirty fourth Street NE fined five dollars and costs each. Speeding Louis Struesky of 124 Sixteenth Avenue SW and Charles Harford of Marion fined ten dollars each. Violation of license restriction.
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Louis Struesky
Iavenue
Gienn Comried
Avenue NW
Donna Boisel
Iowa City
Robert LaFontaine
Twenty-sixth Street
Rudy Jasa
Twelfth Street
Darolene Werndt
A Avenue NE
Rudy Rodriguez
Iat Large
Richard Howard
Tenthstreet SE
Stanley Nelson
Fiftieth Street
Pud Beltz
Hiawatha
Maxine Anderson
Thirty-first Street
Milo Vrba
Thirtyfourth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Charles Harford
Marion
Funeral notices list services for several area residents
Independence Mrs Calla Stonebreaker 93 dies with services Wednesday 1 30 p m at Swanson funeral home burial in Mt Hope cemetery Wellman Charles Schachner 89 service Wednesday 2 p m Powell funeral home burial in Wellman cemetery body at Powell funeral home North English LeRoy H Cole 68 service Thursday 2 p m at Methodist church body at Powell funeral home South English Elmer Osterholtz 61 service Thursday 1 30 p m at Martins funeral home 2 p m at Zalmania Presbyterian church Decorah Clarence Bidne 68 services being arranged at Steine funeral home Keystone Mrs Donald Hartgrave service Thursday 1 30 p m Fellmer funeral home burial in Ladora cemetery friends may call at funeral home Wednesday evening
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Independence
Calla Stonebreaker
Swanson Funeral Home
Mt. Hope
Wellman
Charles Schachner
Powell Funeral Home
Wellman Cemetery
North English
LeRoy H. Cole
Methodist Church
South English
Waukon
Elmer Osterholtz
Martins Funeral Home
Zalmania Presbyterian Church
Decorah
Clarence Bidne
Steine Funeral Home
Keystone
Donald Hartgrave
Fellmer Funeral Home
Ladora
Eisenhower leads in national votes with GOP gaining seats
President Eisenhower won about 7 million more votes than Republican House candidates gathered 2,958,000 more than Adlai Stevenson. House Republicans totaled 28,697,321 votes while Democrats had 29,831,608, giving the Democrats a net gain of two seats and keeping control at 234.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House of Representatives
G.O.P. House
Adlai Stevenson
House
North Dakota
Stevenson
Republican House
Aet
Manhattan Subway Kiosks To Vanish
New York city officials will remove 110 decorative subway entrance kiosks starting in June, replacing them with plain railed stairs over five years. Estimated cost is 800000 dollars.
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New York
Manhattan
Winds Leave 1,500 Homeless In Niigata Fire
A blaze in Bunsuimachi, Niigata Prefecture, Japan, burned 250 homes on Tuesday, leaving about 1,500 residents homeless as firefighters battled the flames and containment efforts continued amid strong winds.
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Niigata
Japan
Bunsuimachi
Two Assistant Principals Named By School Board
Cedar Rapids school board approved Ed Hembera as assistant principal at Wilson junior high and Orville Deeds at Franklin junior high for 1957 58. Hembera already serves at Wilson high. Deeds at Franklin high.
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Ed Hembera
Orville Deeds
Wilson
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Hembera
Wilson High School
Deeds
Franklin High
Roosevelt, Franklin and
McKinley
Pierre Tracy
Iowa governor warns against expanding farm tax exemptions
The governor criticizes farm tax exemptions as worsening Iowa's tax system. He argues the burden on agricultural producers comes from low farm income, not tax favoritism, and urges lawmakers to resist expanding exemptions. He warns continued exemptions erode revenue and deepen inequities while raising taxes on the rest of the base.
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Iowa
Republicans mull veto override on farmers tax relief bill
Rep. Robert Carson, GOP floor leader, said he is unsure if Republicans will override the veto on the farmers sales tax relief bill. He noted Democratic support surprised him and a Republican caucus is planned for Wednesday to decide whether to bring up the override.
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Des Moines
Robert Carson
Independence
G.O.P
House
Carson
Driver Education Bill is Defeated in Des Moines House
In Des Moines the Iowa House struck out a major provision requiring public high schools to offer driver education starting in 1960 and then defeated the bill. The 53 to 44 vote fell short of the 55 needed to pass. The removed clause would have denied a driver's license to youths 16 to 18 who had not completed driver education.
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Senate
Des Moines
House
Southern author Robert Tallant dies at 37
New Orleans writer and chronicler Robert Tallant died Monday at age 37. Tallant, famed for capturing Southern lore, contributed richly to New Orleans cultural literature. His loss is noted by peers and readers of regional history.
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New Orleans
Robert Tallant
Courthouse Fur Coat Shoplifter Returned to Linn County Jail
Ann Brown of Chicago was jailed in Linn County awaiting transfer to Rockwell City Reformatory after her bond was released. A five year larceny sentence from December 19, stemming from stealing two mink coats from Armstrong for annex, remains on appeal with the Iowa Supreme Court. Cedar Rapids attorneys Slade and Ruffin withdrew from the case Tuesday.
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Ann Brown
Chicago
Linn County
Rockwell City Women’s Reformatory
Bonding Company
Cedar Rapids
Summit Fidelity and Surety
Akron
Ohio
Charles Penningroth
Miss Brown
Armstrong For Annex
Iowa Supreme Court
William O. Slade
Ted V. Ruffin
Father of Youth Killed in Crash Seeks $93,000 in Suit
LeRoy J. Riggle, as administrator for his son Leroy Judd Riggle, sues Waterloo Railway Company and B. L. Anderson Inc. in Linn County District Court, alleging four counts totaling 93,000 for the October 18, 1956 railroad car collision near Urbana that killed 16 year old Center Point youth. The pleadings name 35,000 against the railway, 50,000 against Anderson, with a separate 8,000 claim against Anderson individually. A jury trial is requested.
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Center Point
Linn County
Waterloo Railway Company
B. L. Anderson, Inc
Cedar Rapids
LeRoy J. Riggle
Leroy Judd Riggle
Urbana
Anderson Company
Anderson
Riggle
Petition To Adopt Infant Dismissed In District Court
A New Mexico couple’s petition to adopt an infant girl from an unwed Cedar Rapids mother was dismissed by Linn county District Judge Charles Penningroth after a mandamus application was filed with the Iowa Supreme Court. The high court had ruled the adoption unlawful earlier. The mother’s attorneys may pursue custody efforts, with further action anticipated.
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New Mexico
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Charles Penningroth
Iowa Supreme Court
Penningroth
Supreme Recourt
Albuquerque
Attorrneys
Three-Year Sentence For Gunzenhauser On DUI Third Offense
Clarence Gunzenhauser, 55, of Marengo, was denied a motion for a new trial and sentenced by Judge J. E. Heiserment to a term not exceeding three years in the Fort Madison penitentiary for a third offense drunk driving. The jury found him guilty on March 6.
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Clarence Gunzenhauser
Marengo
J. E. Heiserman
Fort Madison
Gunzenhauser
Trial judge considers new trial in liquor case
The defendant challenged the conviction from September 18 1956 claiming no proof he was driving at arrest and alleging jury prejudice. Judge Heiserman heard both sides and reviewed trial testimony showing the defendant admitted driving a truck that night. A juror’s signed statement affirmed decisions were based on facts with no personal bias against liquor.
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Gunzenhauser
Heiserman
Alfred Sandstrom
Marion
Anamosa Youth Given 10 Years Suspended
Charles W. Butler a 17 year old of Anamosa pled guilty to a car theft charge before Judge Floyd Philbrick and received a suspended 10 year sentence to the men's reformatory at Anamosa. He was paroled to the State Board of Parole after the guilty plea. Butler was accused of taking a car in Cedar Rapids on September 22, found abandoned near Princeton Indiana, and arrested in Anamosa on March 5.
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Charles W. Butler
Anamosa
Floyd Philbrick
Butler
State Board of Parole
Cedar Rapids
Princeton
Ind
17 Year Old Plea Time Set In Delinquency Charge
A 17 year old married youth is granted time to plead in district court to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Donn C. Gordon of 1743 D avenue NE Cedar Rapids is accused of taking a 14 year old Cedar Rapids girl to Iowa City last Saturday night and making improper advances in a car. The girl had been reported missing until found at a friend's house in Cedar Rapids the next morning.
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Donn C. Gordon
D Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Three car crash sparks $341 damage suit in Linn Court
A $341 damage suit from a November 23 three car crash in Cedar Rapids was filed in Linn district court Monday. Harry E. Marrow of Jones County sues Ernest Dunkel of Delaware County and Pauline Rinderknecht of Linn County, alleging negligent conduct after the Rinderknecht car struck Dunkel, which struck Marrow’s car.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Harry E. Marrow
Jones County
Ernest Dunkel
Delaware County
Pauline Rinderknecht
Linn County
Rinderknecht
Dunkel
Marrrow
Marrow
Powers Sues for Replevin Over Dairy Equipment
Roger Powers of Gladbrook filed a replevin suit against Leo Kaufman of Center Point seeking possession of $150 worth of dairy equipment or a judgment for its value after alleged default on a conditional sales contract.
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Roger Powers
Gladbrook
Leo Kaufman
Center Point
Kaufman
Powers
Case Transferred in Forged Check Charge
A forged check case involving a 17 year old Homestead youth was moved from Linn county district court to juvenile court on Tuesday. The defense attorney is Thomas E. Ealy.
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Linn County
Thomas E. Ealy
Will of Effie Sturm Probate Named Husband Heir
Effie Sturm died March 23 and her will was admitted to probate on Tuesday naming her husband Albert Sturm as sole heir. Albert Sturm Jr. was confirmed executor without bond.
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Effie Sturm
Albert
Albert Sturm, Jr
Death notice for Claudia Bruyn widow of Howard Bruyn
Claudia Bruyn widow of Howard Bruyn died Monday at 1 15 p m at her daughter Mrs Arthur Vera Leighs home 573 Tenth Street SW Cedar Rapids long time resident born Osage August 3 1863 affiliated with Church of Christ past worthy matron of OES at Mitchell S D Survived by three sons S T of Ontario Calif Clyde H of Portland Ore and Fred Bruyn of San Bernardino Calif Husband died February 6 1952 Services Thursday 1 30 p m Brady mortuary burial Linwood Cemetery call after 1 p m Wednesday
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Claudia Bruyn
Howard Bruyn
Arthur
Vera) Leigh
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Bruyn
Osage
Church of Christ
OES
Mitchell, S. D
S. T
Ontario
Calif
Clyde H
Portland
Ore
Fred ‘Bruyn
San Bernardino
Brady Mortuary
James McNiel
Linwood Cemetery
Death of Ray Quigley 72 Reported in Illinois
Word arrives of the death of former resident Ray Quigley age 72 in Waukegan Illinois. Born May 1 1884 in Marshalltown he is survived by his wife a son Fred of Waukegan a daughter Mrs Albert Swanson of Tucson Arizona a brother William Belle Pizine and two sisters Mrs Ethel Martin of Belle Plaine and Mrs of St Louis Chippewa Falls. The body will be returned to Brady funeral home where friends may call after 5 p m Thursday Graveside services are set for Friday at 11 a m in Linwood cemetery officiated by Rt Rev William H Schulte.
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Ray Quigley
Waukegan
Ill
Marshalltown
Fred
Albert Swanson
Tucson
Ariz
William
Belle Pizine
Ethel Martin
Belle Plaine
St. Louis
Chippewa Falls
Brady
Teeple William H. 75 Cedar Rapids resident dies at home
William H. Teeple 75 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died Monday evening at his home 1001 Eighth Street SE Born in Kempton Illinois he leaves wife Minnie Woodard Teeple married in 1901 and three sons Hazen Park Ridge Illinois Clifford Cedar Rapids and Allen Chicago Services will be at Barta Hesser chapel at 10 a.m. Wednesday Reverend Hughes Dill of St. Pauls Methodist Church will conduct burial in Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Contributions to favorite charity invited
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William H. Teeple
Cedar ‘Rapids
Eighth Street
Kempton, Ill
Minnie Woodard Teeple
Hazen
Park Ridge
Ill
Clifford
Cedar Rapids
Allen
Chicago
Barta-Hesser
Hughes Dill
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Man Dies at 4:50 A.M. Tuesday
Karl Greuterich 34 year resident of 1857 C avenue NE Cedar Rapids died at 4:50 a.m. Tuesday. Born Sept 25 1893 in Hanover Germany he married Bertha Alden on June 18 1932 in Chicago. Survived by his wife a brother Hans of Chicago and three sisters Mrs Arthur J Gold of Hollywood Florida and Frau Oskar Koering and Frau Willy Schwet scher of Germany. Body to Turner chapel cremation committal.
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Karl Greuterich
C Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Hanover
Germany
Bertha Alden
Chicago
Hans
Arthur J. Gold
Hollywood
Fla
Oskar Koering
Willy Schwetscher
Turner Chapel
Services for Orville Knight Set Thursday at 1 30
Funeral services for Orville LaVerne Knight of 5020 Louisa Street NE will be held in the Chapel of Memories at 1 30 p m Thursday with Dr Arthur Schuldt of St James Methodist Church officiating. Military rites will be provided by Hanford Post American Legion. Burial will follow at Cemay Call Funeral Chapel until 11 a m Thursday.
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Orville LaVerne Knight
Louisa Street
Chapel of Memories
Arthur Schuldt
St. James Methodist Church
Hanford Post
American Legion
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Bank dismisses replevin suit against Eddie L. Rodgers
The Peoples Bank and Trust Company on Monday dismissed a lawsuit seeking a writ of replevin against Eddie L. Rodgers.
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the Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Eddie L. Rodgers
Henik Appoints Mother as Permanent Guardian
Mary H. Henik was appointed Monday as permanent legal guardian of Willard J. Henik. The action formalizes guardianship after a petition to the county court. Willard J. Henik, named ward, remains in guardianship under the court's supervision.
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Mary H. Henik
Willard J. Henik
Dulles Defends Aswan Dam Stance Amid Suez Tensions
In remarks continuing from page one, Dulles denies U S plans to force a showdown with Russia over Egypt. He cites house appropriations restricting foreign aid funds for the dam and argues Egypt plays the U S and U S S R against each other. He asserts no intention to block or threaten the Suez Canal.
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Egypt
Aswan Dam
Russia
Middle East
Dulles
House Appropriations Committee
John R. Beal
Time Magazine
Aswan
Suez Canal
Nasser
Services for Benjamin P Sykes at Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Benjamin P Sykes 211 Fifth Street NW are set for 3 30 p m Thursday in Turner Chapel conducted by Rev Leonard Deaver of Salem Evangelical United Brethren church Burial will follow at Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Benjamin P. Sykes
Fifth Street NW
Turner Chapel
Leonard Deaver
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Linwood Cemetery
Services for Ida May Unger in North English church
Funeral services for Ida May Unger will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the North English Christian church conducted by Rev. Dean Mason of Marion Indiana. Burial will follow in North English cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty Bearle chapel until 10 30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Ida May Unger
North English Christian Church
Dean Mason
Marion
Ind
North English
Beatty- Bearle Chapel
Eisenhower Wins Senate Vote to Barter Farm Surplus
President Eisenhower gained Senate approval by voice vote to barter U.S. farm surpluses with Soviet satellite nations in exchange for strategic materials. The chamber defeated an amendment by Senate Republican Leader Knowland to ban such barter deals, sending the measure to the House. It was believed Poland would be the primary Iron Curtain beneficiary.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
U.S
House
Knowland
Calif
Poland
Progress Report Shows Washington Advancing. Jefferson Lags
Cedar Rapids board hears mixed progress on George Washington high school and Jefferson building. Officials target Washington completion by mid July with auditorium by July 15 and Jefferson auditorium by November 15, while Noelridge primary and Hoover addition projects show strong progress and an August 1 completion for Hoover is forecast.
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George Washington High School
Thomas Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Jensen
Washington
George Washington
Academc
Noelridge
Supt
Clyde Parker
W. J. Brown
Hoover School
Secretary secrets on IQ and women in business study
Miss Harris announced that most executives have average or above average IQ and that female prejudice could be eliminated within two years if women foster cooperation. She noted one third of 62 million workers are women and over a million hold executive posts, with 17,000 earning above 30 000 in 1955.
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Miss Harris
Harris
United States
Canada
Mexico
Hawaii
Bureau of Business Practice
New London
Women leaders from industry attend Cedar Rapids session
In 1941 she spent seven years in China and has held her present position three years. Secretaries at the session come from Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company, Cherry-Burrell Corporation, The Cryovac Company and Iowa Electric Light and Power Company in Cedar Rapids, plus staff from Muscatine, Harlan, Ames, Marion, Davenport, Conrad and Waverly.
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China
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
The
Cryovac Company
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Harlan
Ames
Marion
Davenport
Conrad and Waverly
Texans eye a pivotal Texas Senate race in 1958
In Dallas voters faced a tight special election for interim Senator William Blakley’s seat. Seventeen Democrats and two Republicans sought the post, with Democrats holding 49 to 47 in the Senate. Thad Hutcheson led the GOP challenge, backed by Eisenhower. Leading Democrats included Martin Dies, Ralph Yarborough, and S. Bracewell, among others, as turnout was expected around 700,000 to 800,000.
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Dallas
U.S
Senate
William Blakley
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Blakley
G.O.P
Nixon
Thad Hutcheson
Houston
Eisenhower
Martin Dies
Ralph Yarborough
Austin
Searcy Bracewell
John White
Supreme Court
James Hart
Local Crusade volunteers honored for years of service
W Holman of Center Point chaired seven years in Linn County Crusade work. Six-year veterans include Mrs. Collins Viola Mrs. Williams Whittier and Mrs. Neuhaus Fairfax while Mrs. Harris Wilson Central City and Mrs. Goodrove reached five years. Four-year group names Harold Ramsey Springville Mable Paul Waubeek Alfred Witousek College township Max De Marce south Marion county Don Brutsman Louis Rozinek co chairmen Putnam township and Robert Bell Spring Grove township. Three-year honorees Willard Reiger Lisbon Earl Weller north Marion Robins L C Petrak Otter Creek Herman Koch Alburnett Charles Winstorfer Troy Mills. A skit on the house-to-house life-saving drive was by Mrs. Fred Glanville and Mrs. Charles Hastings. The sketch Accentuate the Positive was by Mrs. Milton Raizes Mason City. Crusade Chairman O H Tousey spoke on county wide plans and noted growing interest in the crusade’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Marion Township
Don Brutsman
Louis Rozinek
Putnam Township
Robert Bell
Spring Grove
Willard Reiger
Lisbon
Earl Weller
North Marion Township
Earl Bernhard
Robins
L. C. Petrak
Otter Creek Township
Herman Koch
Alburnett
Charles Winstorfer
Troy Mills
Fred Glanville
Charles Hastings
Milton Raizes
Mason City
Linn County Crusade
O. H. Tousey
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Virgil Dugan
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Valenta and Company
Francis Rebeck
Jim Sramek
Walter Hickman
Bowling Street
Ralph Karr
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Lawrence Unruh
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John B. Turner & Son
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Doris Koerner
Susan Herbert
Bonnie Rutter
Louis F. Brown
Bess Hodges
Taylor School
Mary Swanson
Max Proctor
McKinley High School
Tallant
Monahan Mortuary
Monahan End
Stewart
Janeba Funeral Home
Joseph J. Janeba
William Teeple
Knight Services
Quemoy and
Matsu
Red China
Ida Unger Services
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Lewellen
Florist
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Cess
Texas
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Murdoch Funeral Homes
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