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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
4
Luther college vice president and dean Dr O W Qualley 66 resigns from administrative duties effective July 1 to devote full time to teaching. He will continue as professor of classical languages and literature, with long service noted since 1918 and a 1954 Luther Brotherhood award recognition.
Iowa lawmakers expect a tight vote on liquor by the drink as the House weighs the Senate passed measure. Rep. Sam Robinson leads the sifting panel while debates over enforcement and license limits hinge on committee actions and possible substitutes.
Classified note invites readers to contact the Gazette for want ads using the listed telephone code EM 2 1121. The fragment provides a straightforward instruction without additional context or details.
Worth Garrett of Toledo charged with intoxication after his car tipped into a ditch on a Tuesday public highway. He was fined $100 plus $5 costs.
Iowa City officials discussed a possible straightening of the North Dubuque street link to the I 80 interchange. Locale leaders weighed costs and future zoning benefits as the state plans to let contracts around July 1.
Des Moines Democrat Harry Bradley was confirmed by the Senate to fill the unexpired term of Howard Helscher on the Iowa highway commission. Bradley, 40, will resign from the Des Moines city council and return to the panel where he previously served. The commission returns to Democratic control with the new appointees. Bradley is a Des Moines native, owner of Bradley Printing Co., married with two children.
The paternity action filed by Joan Child against Jon Ebersole has been dismissed, ending the case in Toledo. No further proceedings are noted in the brief.
A four man detective unit raided the Navy club in Davenport around midnight and arrested the operator Neil Smith 31 on illegal possession of liquor. Six bottles a dice box and poker chips were seized. Capt Elmer Petersen led the raid saying the action followed several complaints with no state agents involved.
Funeral services were held for Thomas B. Roshek 49 president of Roshek Brothers Co in Dubuque. He died Friday at home and is survived by his widow Betty two sons a daughter a brother and a sister.
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