Ceramics Symposium at Coe Campus Friday and Saturday
Coe college hosts the National Bicentennial Ceramics symposium with six invited out-of-town artists from California Florida Montana and Iowa. The event runs Friday and Saturday in Hickok Hall and Dows Center with panel discussions slide lectures and a hands on workshop.
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Iowa
Coe College
Coe
Doug Hanson
Cornell College
Ed Forde
California State-Los Angeles
David Furman
Pitzer College
Claremont
Calif
JoAnne Hayakawa
University of South Florida
Tampa
Jack A. Lopez
Danforth Art Center
Livingston
Mont
Jens “Art” Morrison
Hickok Hall
Cherry Auditorium
Dows Fine Arts Center
Orient
Africa
United States
Iowa Arts Council
Unemployment Rate in Linn Holds Steady at 6.1 Percent
Linn county’s unemployment rate remained at 6.1 percent from February to March with 4 600 jobless. The employed labor force rose by 700 to 71 800, while March of last year showed 70 800 employed. The Iowa Employment Security Commission expects a slight decline in jobless numbers in April and May and a rise in June as students return. Gains anticipated in construction agriculture machinery manufacturing and nondurable goods.
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Linn County
Iown Employment Security Commission
Commission
Injunction Kept Decorah Travel Agent From Tours
U S District Judge Edward J McManus issued a temporary injunction stopping Decorah travel agent Carlton Allen who operates as Carl's Tour and Travel from conducting tours. The Interstate Commerce Commission had filed suit two weeks earlier seeking to halt his operation for refusing ICC permit approval.
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Edward J. McManus
Decorah
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carlton Allen
ICC
Allen
Carl
Cedar Rapids Gazette Local Notice Summary
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, published daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Notice covers subscription rates, mailing details, and AP news rights for local content.
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the Gazette Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Public display of 144 UN flags in Alton event planned
The Iowa United Nations Assn plans a public display of 144 UN flags at the Town House motor inn in Alton for its annual assembly with nearly 200 UNA members. Melvina Svee leads the luncheon and meetings with reservations through three organizers.
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Cedar Rapids Area
Miss Svee
Marcella Muhl
Cy Douglass
George Wiley Dies at 49 in Palo Funeral set Saturday
Palo resident George M. Wiley 49 died after a long illness. Born August 15, 1926 near Palo he lived there most of his life. He leaves his mother Cecilia Wiley of Cedar Rapids two brothers and five sisters. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. Teahen funeral home burial Spring Grove Palo. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday. ON THIS DATE in 1946 twenty eight former Japanese leaders were indicted in Tokyo as war criminals.
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George M. Wiley
Cecilia Wiley
Cedar Rapids
Teahen
Spring Grove Cemetery
Dartmouth Professor Lectures on Ethology and Politics
Roger D. Masters of Dartmouth College will speak on Candidates and Chimpanzees Ethology and Political Behavior at 8 30 p m Wednesday in Cherry Auditorium on Coe College campus The talk is co sponsored by the Bio Social Science Program and Forums and Discussions Series and is open to the public without charge.
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Dartmouth College
Cherry
Coe College
Coe
Masters
Yale University
U.S
Paris
Rousseau
Drunken Tractor Driver Crashes Store Three Times
In Kirov, a drunken tractor operator rammed a store three times after being refused vodka. The machine damaged the front steps, sliced a corner from the building, and wedged at the doorway. Izvestia reports four years in prison was imposed.
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Moscow
Kirov
Izvestia
Fire Damages Elmer Davis Residence on Devonwood Ave
A Thursday morning fire started in combustible materials near a furnace and caused extensive damage to the Elmer Davis residence at 56 Devonwood Avenue SW. Firefighters were on scene from 8:39 to 10:45 a.m., with the upper level of the split level home suffering heat smoke and water damage.
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Elmer Davis
Devonwood Avenue
Officials weigh removing signal at Sixteenth Avenue bridge end
City officials consider taking down the traffic signal at Second street SE near the east end of the Sixteenth avenue bridge, not the Twelfth avenue span. Traffic engineers note a large shift of vehicles to the new bridge reducing flow at the older crossing.
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Second Street SE
Sixteenth Avenue Bridge
Twelfth Avenue Bridge
Sixteenth Avenue
Three Year Old U S Suit Dismissed in Cedar Rapids Court
A three year old federal lawsuit by a former Dubuque anti poverty agency against Delaware Dubuque and Jackson counties was dismissed in Cedar Rapids federal court. River Valley Inc had sought to halt a public takeover of its duties as a community action program. The case now awaits bankruptcy court action.
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Dubuque
Epworth City Attorney Eugene Willis Dies
Eugene Francis Willis longtime Epworth city attorney for 20 years died Wednesday Born in County Cork Ireland he was a 1945 practitioner and a graduate of Metropolitan University Law School Los Angeles He also served 18 years as Farley city attorney and held leadership roles with local boards and clubs Services Saturday at St Josephs Farley with burial at Mt Olivet Keywest Memorial fund established.
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Farley
Eugene Francis Willis
Epworth
County Cork
Ireland
Metropolitan University Law School
Los Angeles
Willis
Knights of Columbus
Farley Knights of Columbus
Divine Word College
Helen
St. Joseph’s Church
Mt. Olivet
Keywest
Reiff Funeral Home
Divine Word Seminary
Linn County Engineer Department Lays Off 24 workers
Twenty four employees of the Linn county engineer's department are laid off effective May 1 due to a money shortage in the budget. The action covers seven laborers nine motor equipment operators seven engineer aides and one custodian. Some workers may bump temporary or probationary staff when the new budget period begins July 1.
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Linn County Engineer's Department
Trude Elliott
County Equal Employment Opportunity Office
Elliott
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