Unique Iowa Child Clinic Addresses Whole Child Approach
East Iowa braces for flood era feature on the University of Iowa Children’s Hospital clinic that treats obesity, hyperthyroidism, behavior issues, and emotional distress by viewing the child in a holistic family context. Dr. Julian D. Boyd leads specialists in pediatrics psychiatry psychology social work nutrition and more, asserting eight months of proven value in helping children and parents resolve problems for healthier family life. A case study of a nine year old chronic bed wetter shows assessment across medical emotional and home environment factors revealing parental hostility and over ambitiousness.
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Bob Soper
Miss Estes
Leadership Stressed at P R Session
The article reports a Cornell college public relations conference with about 65 business leaders from Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin. Speakers and three panels urged a new era of leadership aligned with social and economic interdependence and strong public relations across employees communities and government.
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Drillers Abandon Iowa Oil Drill After Dry Well
In Leon Iowa AP reports the operation by a rotary rig on L B Jackson Jr s farm near Leon was halted at 2300 feet as a dry well The crew had penetrated 100 feet into the Arbuckle formation sighting no gas or oil The notable outcome is a limestone and crushed rock potential from a 60 foot rock cap while oil prospects remain unrealized
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Mulqueen Leads Council Bluffs Flood Fight Day and Night
James F. Mulqueen the 35 year old mayor of Council Bluffs works nearly around the clock with Acting City Manager Kennard Gardiner against the Missouri River flood threat. He averages about three hours sleep a night and has had only four hot meals in eight days. He serves as head of the insurance agency he operates and plans a legal career, while balancing family life with his wife and two sons.
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Pottawattamie Demotic Club
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Augustana Lutheran Iowa Conference Meet in Alta
The eighty fourth annual convention of the Iowa Conference of the Augustana Lutheran church will convene in Alta Buena Vista county next Thursday. A delegation of about one hundred pastors and laymen from thirty three acres be present.
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Lauer to lead Iowa Science Academy at Cedar Rapids
Prof. A H Lauer of Iowa State College was elected president of the Iowa Academy of Science at the state convention held at Coe College Cedar Rapids. He moves up from vice president succeeding Dr F E Brown and new officers include H Garland Hershey Cornelius Gowens and F G Brooks.
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H. P. Thielman
G. A. Alers
Iowa Ity
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Emory Wills
Cedar Falls
Warren E. Nye
Loras College
Dubuque
Junior Academy of Science
Wilson School
Richard van Dyke
Charles City
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Burglars Steal From Service Station in Dike
In Dike Iowa burglars entered a rear window of a service station and stole 77 dollars and five cartons of cigarettes before fleeing. Sheriff John Meyer reported the break in occurred Friday night.
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Ottumwa Opens New Community Hospital at 1.8 Million
Ottumwa’s new Community hospital, costing 1.8 million dollars, will open for public inspection today. It has an opening capacity of 109 beds, normal capacity up to 121, and emergency capacity of 175. Planning began in 1940, paused for World War II, then resumed. 1.2 million was donated and 600 thousand supplied by the U.S. government. The Ottumwa Hospital Association operates the facility through a board of trustees.
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Rail service restored for Zephyr routes after flood detour
Burlington railroad reports improved flood slowed passenger service in Omaha. Effective Saturday the Denver California Zephyrs will pass through Omaha again, reversing a detour via Hastings and Kansas City. Zephyrs travel Omaha to Council Bluffs then detour on Rock Island tracks to Des Moines.
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Bunche to Speak at Iowa University on April 28
Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr Ralph Bunche will speak at the University of Iowa April 28 on The U N and World Tensions. The talk is part of the university lecture and concert series. Public tickets released the day of the lecture. SUI students and faculty may collect tickets earlier at the Iowa Union lobby desk.
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Ralph Bunche
University of Iowa
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Peck Heads Clayton Mayors Association
Volga Charles Peck mayor of Marquette was elected president of the Clayton County Mayors Association at a regular meeting. Robert Coon of McGregor was chosen treasurer and Ernest Seifert of Elkader was re elected secretary treasurer. Twenty eight attended the meeting in the Legion hall.
Pvt. Schaefer Rites At Richmond Monday
IOWA CITY Services for Pvt. George J. Schaefer who was killed Oct. 14 1951 in Korea will be held at 9 a.m. Monday in Holy Trinity church at Richmond. The Rosary will be recited in a Trinity church tonight.
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Iowa Governor Straw Vote Cast By The Gazette
The Gazette conducts its second governor straw poll with a ballot listing June 2 primary candidates. Readers mail in crosses toFrank Nye. results will be announced next Sunday. Also notes ticket allocations for the Republican national convention and state party shifts, plus Mississippi River flood coverage across Iowa with evacuations and National Guard activity.
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Iowa
Gazette
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Cedar Rapids
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