Allan Peremsky Elected To Post at Armstrongs
Allan C. Peremsky was elected general merchandise manager and vice president at Armstrongs department store. He succeeds Robert Armstrong while Armstrong remains chairman. New directors Jim Williams and Clifford Egger joined, with officers named including John W. Miller and H. Hamilton Morse. The meeting reported 9.7 million in annual sales, high inventories, and 16.8 percent March sales gain. Stockholders added 4418 shares for 288000 in working capital.
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Allan C. Peremsky
Armstrong's
Peremsky
Robert Armstrong
Armstrong
Jim Williams
Clifford Egger
John W. Miller
H. Hamilton Morse
Warren W. McAllister
Joseph E. Power
R L. Taylor
R. K. Watters
Frank B. Race
Burdine B. Lattner
James L. Miller
Charles W. Gardner
R. D. Metcalf
Harold L. Still
Cedar Rapids
Franklin High School
Coe College
Armstrong’s
Miller
Driver Charged After Car Hits Parked Vehicle
Leslie Fox 24 of rural Oelwein was charged with careless driving after his car struck a parked vehicle in Oelwein about 2 30 a m Thursday. Glen Masters owned the parked car.
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Oelwein
Leslie Fox
Glen Masters
Woman Arrested For Pointing Gun At Couple
Susan Coonfare, 24, of 119 Twenty-ninth street NE, was arrested Wednesday on two charges of pointing a rifle at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Countryman at 3754 M avenue NW. The incident followed an argument at the Twenty-ninth street address, rented to Miss Coonfare. She posted $110 bond on each charge.
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Susan Coonfare
Twenty - Ninth Street
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Clarence Countryman
M Avenue NW
Miss Coonfare
C. R. Man Faces Contributing Charge
Joseph Arnold aged 29 of 915 A avenue NW was arrested Wednesday on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He posted a 110 bond and was released. He is accused of failing to support six minor children.
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Joseph Arnold
A Avenue NW
Arnold
Iowa City Board Approves U High Tuition at 220 Dollars
The Iowa City school board backed University of Iowa proposals to raise University High per pupil tuition to 220 dollars equal to state and county aid. The vote also set bond sale plans for May 8 and approved extra pay for next year's elementary principals and extra-curricular staff, with bids for Penn and Kirkwood additions slated May 6 and 13.
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Iowa City Board
Iowa City
University of Iowa
University High
School of Education
Howard Jones
Jones
Board of Regents
Paul D. Speer and Associates of
Chicago
West High
Arnold Small
Penn and Kirkwood
Roland Wegner
Today's Columnists Editorial Roundup
A concise roster lists columnists James Reston Pearson Anderson C L Sulzberger and others, matching the day’s editorial page lineup.
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James Reston
Pearson-Anderson
C. L. Sulzberger
Five Fayette Boys Fined for Damaging Vehicle
Five 17 year old boys from Clermont Postville and Elgin appeared in West Union court on charges of intent to injure a motor vehicle. Each pleaded guilty and were fined 100 dollars. They were arrested by the sheriff after an incident April 12 in which they damaged a car driven by 16 year old John Woodson of Clermont.
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West Union
Fayette County
Charles Vernard
Clermont
Edward Sneider
Postville
Gerald Loftsgard
Elgin
Paul Miller
Charles Muehlenthaler
John Woodson
Pick Students For Upper Iowa Scholarships
Upper Iowa University in Fayette awarded President's scholarships to four more Iowa high school seniors and academic scholarships to four others, bringing total President's scholarships to 13 and academic scholarships to 11 for entering freshmen. Presidents up to full tuition of 1300 dollars. top five percent may qualify with other requirements. Recipients include Virginia Cedar Fredericksburg Janice Jones Cedar Rapids Jo Ellen Langerman Fayette and Steve Ward Swaledale for President's. Vicki Bond Wadena Arlyn Robinson Barville Kay Yanecek Belle Plaine for academic scholarships.
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Fayette
Upper Iowa College
Iowa
George Capell
Virginia Cedar
Fredericksburg
Janice Jones
Cedar Rapids
Jo Ellen Langerman
Steve Ward
Swaledale
Vicki Bond
Wadena
Arlyn Robinson
Barville
Kay Yanecek
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette dates to 1883 and notes daily and Sunday publication at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail including monthly and yearly options and excludes mail in areas served by Gazette carriers. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news.
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The
Geamie S
Sunda Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Llowe
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Trucker Fees Debate Over Iowa Highway Costs
Iowa truckers and industry leaders debated Rep. Joan Lipsky s plan to raise truck registration fees at a public hearing. Proponents argue trucks underpay highway costs while opponents warn higher fees would push many truckers out of Iowa and raise living costs 10 to 15 percent.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Legislative Transportation Committees
Ken Dudley
Ottumwa
Dudley
Dick Hileman
The
Iowa Good Roads Assn
Hileman
Sy Harlan
Bruce Motor Freight Co
Coupal
New Principal Named for Maquoketa Valley Junior High
DELHI Deans Weaver resigns as Maquoketa Valley junior high principal. Fred Shettler, previously a science teacher and coach at Muscatine for six years, was selected by the board Wednesday night as successor.
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Delhi
Dean Weaver
Maquoketa Valley
Fred Shettler
Muscatine
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Luce & Sullivan Realtors
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