Jobless Pay Split On Self Employment Iowa ruling
Iowa employment security commissioners split 2-1 over deducting earnings from self employment in unemployment benefits. William Walkup and Dennis Stanton won full benefits with no deduction for janitorial income, while Walkup’s $18 bus driving income was deductible. Commissioner Corbett opposed, calling the majority view a strained application and warning it could block outside remuneration deductions.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Jerome Corbett
Sioux City
Henry Carter
Burlington
Ross Carrell
John Deere Des Moines Works
Carrell
Carter
Corbett
Deere
Iowa
Kuhlman Named to Ed‑Co School Board
Col esburg mayor Ker mit Kuhlman is appointed to Edgewood Colesburg school board succeeding Virgil Wessel who resigned last month. City council approves a 14550 budget unchanged from the present budget with no objectors.
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Ed-Co
Colesburg
Kermit Kuhlman
Edgewood-Colesburg
Virgil Wessel
Funeral arrangements set for 23-year-old Carter Slifer
Fatal crash near Quick Iowa claimed the life of Carter Slifer, 23, when his car left the road Monday night and plunged into a ditch. Authorities said funeral plans were moving forward Tuesday as the community mourns the loss.
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Quick, Ia
UPI
Carter Slifer
Speakers urge Legion oppose arms reduction at Iowa convention
Two speakers at the Iowa American Legion convention urged rejection of disarmament and nuclear test bans that could weaken U S defense. Claude A Hamilton urged strong measures to curb communism and defend freedom while Robert R Hayes urged careful scrutiny of the Moscow test ban before U S ratification and urged citizens to press their representatives.
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Latin America
Southeast Asia
West Berlin
Robert R. Hayes
Davenport
Hawkeye Boys
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hayes
Eastern Iowans in Advanced ROTC
Iowa City and surrounding towns announce 52 University of Iowa students accepted for the advanced course of Army ROTC this fall. Cedar Rapids includes Jack L. Wright Lonnie D. Barton Center Point lists Mark A. Sholes Iowa City names Christopher G. Bunge Denver J. Dvorsky David Huston Eric J. Lundquist William G. Stevenson James S. Updegraff Manchester lists John S. McCarthy Tama notes Marlin L. Wiese West Branch lists Patrick J. Murphy.
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Iowa City
Mrs West Returns as Iowa Cosmetology Secretary
Grace M. West of Des Moines will resume as managing secretary of the Iowa Board of Cosmetology Examiners starting Sept. 1. Gov. Hughes announced the appointment to succeed Mildred Bittinger, who was named by former Gov. Erbe on June 30, 1961. West previously held the office from Aug. 15, 1957.
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UPI
Grace M. West
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Hughes
West
Mildred Bittinger
Norman Erbe
Des Moines City Council Approves 1964 Budget
Des Moines public budget approval lowers next year’s city taxes slightly for the average homeowner. The 1964 municipal budget totals 23.3 million dollars, approved by the council on Monday upon the recommendation of outgoing City Manager Elder Gunter.
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Elder Gunter
Man Sentenced on Embezzlement Charges From Iowa City Case
Walter Thomas Noojin 41, a Liberty area resident, received a five year term at Fort Madison state penitentiary for embezzlement after illegal checks totaling 190 dollars. In Iowa City he faced charges for a 58 dollar bad check at a jewelry store and two checks over 60 dollars at a supermarket. Police planned to drop Iowa City charges due to the penitentiary sentence. Patrick A. Donohoe 30 of Davenport was remanded to jail on a 500 dollar bond for a false check. he will be sent to Cedar Rapids after serving a Davenport sentence to face check fraud charges there.
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Iowa City
Walter Thomas
Noojin
Muscatine
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Patrick A. Donohoe
Davenport
Donald Wilson
Donohoe
Donahoe
Cedar Rapids
Winneshiek Bus Inspections Set Ahead of School Opening
Decorah Community and North Winneshiek buses inspected on August 28 at Aero Auto Sales and Decorah bus garage respectively. North Winneshiek at 8:30 a.m., Decorah at 10 a.m. South Winneshiek buses checked August 30 at Calmar high school starting 10:30 a.m.
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North Winneshiek
South Winneshiek
Aero Auto Sales
Calmar High School
Decorah School Opens August with Early Registration
Decorah school district announces opening on August 27. Registration for all students is set for August 19 and 20. New elementary pupils may register at Roberts school on August 19.
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Decorah
Roberts School
Memorial Award at Iowa School of Journalism Honors Ruth Jones
The Ruth Baty Jones memorial award is established at the University of Iowa School of Journalism to honor the late co publisher of the Cresco Times Plain Dealer. It will be given each spring to a journalism graduate based on high scholarship and concern for the rights of man. The award, at least 100 dollars annually, is funded by a 3000 dollar endowment set up through the UI Foundation by Maurice B Jones and family. Mrs Jones died in May.
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Ruth Baty Jones
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Cresco Times-Plain Dealer
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SUI Foundation
Maurice B. Jones
Cresco Publishing Co
Medical Study Grants Awarded To East Iowans
Thirty two University of Iowa medical students receive fellowships averaging 750 dollars for one to three months. East Iowans include Center Point David Schrunk Elberon Francis Whelan Hedrick David Decker Independence Donald Greif John Hege Iowa City Linda Miller Jarad Tinklenberg. Funds come from NIH Lederle Laboratories American Cancer Society Tobacco Industry Research Committee and SUI medical school trust fund.
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University of Iowa College of Medicine
David Decker
Donald Greif
John H. Hege, Jr
Linda K. Miller
Jarad Tinklenberg
SUI
National Institutes of Health
Lederle Laboratories
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American Cyanamid Co
American Cancer Society
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
SUI College of Medicine Trust Fund
Jack Narz Hosts Seven Keys Quiz Show Schedule
Jack Narz hosts the fan quiz program Seven Keys on weekdays at 10 30 on Television 9. The show invites viewer participation and presents a daily challenge with prize opportunities.
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Jack Narz
Greek Exchange Student Assigned to Strawberry Point
Strawberry Point superintendent says Angela Metaxopoulou, 18, from Athens Greece, will replace the Italian student in the AFS program arriving in New York Aug. 18. Metaxopoulou aims to teach English. her father is a music teacher.
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Strawberry Point
Ray Kuehl
Angela Metaxopoulou
Athens
Greece
New York City
Metaxopoulou
Liquor Licenses Issued by State Commission
Des Moines reports new liquor licenses issued by the state liquor commission. Class C Commercial licenses went to Town and Country Enterprises in Maquoketa for 1000 dollars, Florence D. Kessler of Kessler tavern in Solon for 500 dollars, Ambrose Looney of the Alibi in Postville for 750 dollars, and Ralph J. Auer of Uptown tavern in Postville for 750 dollars.
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Des Moines
UPI
State Liquor Commission
Town and Country Enterprises, Inc
Maquoketa
Florence D. Kessler
Kessler Tavern
Solon
Ambrose Looney
the Alibi
Postville
Ralph J. Auer
Uptown Tavern
Seven Iowa freshmen win SUI journalism scholarships
Iowa City report lists seven new University of Iowa journalism scholars for next fall. Included is Shar on Roseberry of Center Point, awarded the $100 Gerlach Hearst scholarship by the SUI School of Journalism.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
SUI
Sharon Roseberry
Center Point
SUI School of Journalism
Civic Action by Women Urged at Regional Convention
Bernice C. Lindsay of Milwaukee urged 75 women at a regional convention to identify community needs and act. She pushed involvement in civil rights, manpower training, and reducing illegitimacy by keeping youths in school, stressing action over relief or welfare as a life plan.
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Des Moines
Central Assn. of Colored Women’s Clubs
Bernice C. Lindsay
Milwaukee
Wis
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette launched in 1883 by The Gazette and published weekly from Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. The notice outlines mailing rates for various editions including night and Sunday issues and specifies subscription prices by carrier and state areas.
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