Marion PTA officers elected for five public schools
The Marion five school PTAs elected officers this week. Irving building PTA names Roy Hahn president and Lincoln, Longfellow, Washington, and Emerson PTAs appoint presidents and secretaries. A combined attendance of 150 was reported for the five schools.
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LelTenth Avenue
Wilson Kier- Roy Hahn
Georgeman
Twenty-sixth Street
Lawrance
A. J. Keyes
James Kraner
Ronald Schueler
Charles Warner
Lincoln Pta
Margery Ray
Marjorie Heynolds
Willian Reed
Kenneth Pulfer
Longfellow School
Robert Hess
John Andrea
Vincent Geary
Joseph Derflinger
William Robinson
John Welch
Washington School
Harold Young
Henneth Brewer
L. H. Kimball
Richard Sills
Emerson Building
Dale Lowe
Howard Howe
Ivadell Carpender
Howard Parks
Lea Voss
Mapleton Mayor Ouster Sought in Local Dispute
In Mapleton a petition seeks the ouster of Mayor Haubrich over a prior tax evasion conviction and presidential pardon questions. The action names four petitioners and cites prior legal issues, while Haubrich notes voter support and past mayoral terms. The case centers on eligibility to hold public office.
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Des Moines
Leo
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Robert V. Dean
Ben Hopke
C. P. Barton
M. P. Johnson
Monona County
Robert Prichard
West Union Board Considers School Expansion Options
The Board of Education at West Union will discuss adding grade school facilities and altering the high school building with three architects present. They may move seven grade classes from the high school to free space, and consider Hawkeye Heh school pupils joining if feasible within two years.
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Ike Asks Hike in Small-Firm Loans
Augusta Ga August 1957 President Eisenhower urged a supplemental appropriation request for 20 million dollars to the Small Business Administration. This would raise disaster area loan funds for small businesses in fiscal 1957 to 50 million dollars. The administration also sought an additional 20 million for the current year.
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Siegel Associate Shot to Death in Los Angeles
Elmer Perry a 40 year old gambler and associate of the Siegel-Cordero circle was found shot in a parked car behind Park Laren apartments in the Wilshire district. Three bullets struck his neck as police questioned former racketeers and mobsters about the Siegel era slaying. Authorities began rounding up known underworld figures in the area.
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Bugsy" Siegel
Tony “Stralla" Cordero
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Hoglunds to celebrate 40th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs W C Hoglund of 487 Minsh avenue host an open house next Sunday from 2 to 4 pm honoring their fortieth anniversary. Attendants include children Don Hoglund of Minneapolis Reed Hoglund and Ray Hoglund of Marion. The couple married at Muscatine on April 15 1926 and have lived in Marion since 1942.
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al i lis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
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First Presbyterian Dureh
Homes Swapped By Commuters
Dallas Braniff employee Jim Phil Ups offered to swap his home in Dallas for one in Fort Worth after a transfer. His first caller was Braniff employee Harry Betz who commuted from Fort Worth to Dallas for three years. They swapped homes.
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Reporters barred as Engineers Union convention faces turmoil
DAYTON Ohio AP reporters were barred from a convention amid charges of racketeering and calls for anti racketeering action. Delegates clashed over coverage and potential federal investigations as a mass walkout and distancing from union leaders unfolded.
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Eve J
Columbo Acchione
Philadelphia
Publicity Irks Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard voiced fury over a foreign office blunder that leaked the minute-by-minute schedule of the Khrushchev Bulganin tour of Britain. The disclosure caused diplomatic embarrassment and prompted calls for tighter press controls.
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U S Plans UN Backing for Middle East War Action
The article outlines how President Eisenhower would seek approval from Congress and then the United Nations before any U S military action in the Middle East. It explains past UN veto dynamics, the role of the five permanent members, and the potential path via General Assembly if Security Council stalemates occur.
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Macy’s Digs In For Long Strike
Macy’s in New York signals a prolonged walkout by about 8,000 union workers. Management hires 1,500 junior staff to cover duties during the emergency while non union relatives are urged to assist. More than 1,000 pickets crowded the block as sales fell 30 to 40 percent on lower floors and higher floors saw steeper declines.
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