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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1946

Page

5

East Iowans Will Receive SUI Awards

Special to The Gazette reports 298 degrees and certificates will be awarded at the University of Iowa commencement tonight by President Virgil Han cher. Dr. Samuel N. Stevens of Grinnell College delivers the address. Eastern Iowa counties list honorees including Allamakee Benton Clayton Fayette Johnson Linn Cedar and Winneshiek with multiple named individuals from each county.

Iowa City University of Iowa Virgil Hancher Samuel N. Stevens Grinnell College Urbana Harry A. Mahannah Vinton Buchanan William R. Billing Robert W. Fiester Independence Cedar Hartiel M. Perry West Branch Clayton Clarence L. Luce McGregor Gilbert E. Montour St. Olaf Fayette Gerald S. Brownell Towa Bernard A. Hanson Charles E. Harris Williamsburg Johnson Orley K Harold D. Letterman Eloise T. Oxtoby John C. Paulus Florence E. Prybil Leo J. Reyna Lada Mae Roberts Jean F. Schadt Howard K. Schoenwetter Florence R. Seeber Alan G. Sentinella Helen L. Stephens Richard B. Stewart Leo W. Sweeney Jarvis A. Thurston Maxwell O. White Edward E. ‘Wieben Charlotte Wurl Ruth ‘Wilson Merwin A. Green North Liberty Linn Cedar Rapids Mary A. Armstrong Margaret L. Blaine William G. Cain, Jr Gladys M. Collins Doris BE. Cone Robert V. Formanek Mary D. Franey Jean M. Horak Ivanus Nemecek Clifford E. Tayor Dorothy N. Hatch Central City James S. Davidson Albert W. Schenken Marion Poweshiek Richard R. Edelen Brooklyn John F. Stone Malcom Winneshiek Nadine F. Knowlton Virginia A. Smayda Decorah

Boy Falls 60 Feet at Abandoned Plant in Iowa City

Donald Hedges 14 son of Mrs Nona Hedges fell 60 feet down a smokestack at an abandoned packing plant in south Iowa City while playing Tuesday. He landed on straw, was pulled from a base hole by police, and taken to University Hospital with no serious injuries per initial exam.

Iowa City Donald Hedges Nona Hedges University Hospital

Winneshiek County Tops Iowa Bond Sales Share

DES MOINES Iowa Winneshiek County led all Iowa counties in the share of savings bond sales compared with redemptions in the first half of the year Roger F Warin state director for the US savings bond division announced on Wednesday The county reported 198 13 percent sales to redemptions with Iowa and Johnson among other high counties Washington and Delaware showing the greatest losses Warin praised the statewide bond picture noting most Iowans are holding their bonds.

Des Moines Winneshiek County Iowa Roger F. Warin U. S. Savings Bond Division Johnson Washington Delaware Warin

Occupational Therapy Course at University of Iowa

The University of Iowa College of Medicine will offer a five year occupational therapy program directed by Marguerite MacDonald under the department of physical medicine. Dean Ewen M. MacEwen announced the course open to men and women, with a B.S. degree after the fourth year and an occupational therapy certificate after the fifth year internship. The curriculum includes three years of liberal arts, one year of medicine, and one year of clinical internship at University Hospital.

the Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa College of Medicine Ewen M. MacEwen Marguerite MacDonald Department of Physical Medicine University Hospital

Heart Attack Fatal Claims Engineer E W Hahn

E W Hahn 57 an engineer of Chickasaw county died at home Tuesday night after a heart attack. He was known in the New Hampton area and leaves family. Funeral plans were not immediately released.

NEW Hampton E. W. Hahn Chickasaw County

Labor Hears About Public Works Plans

Davenport AP report says Ray C. Kirkpatrick of the Federal Works Agency told Iowa labor delegates advance planning for public works can fight downturns. He cited the Baruch-Hancock reconversion report and a 1944 act enabling $65 million in planning advances, with $26.5 million approved by July 1 and $35.9 million pending, forecasting a potential billion-dollar construction program. Merlin Miller invited Iowa labor to form buying cooperatives.

Davenport Ray C. Kirkpatrick Washington Federal Works Agency Iowa State Federation of Labor Philip B. Fleming FWA Baruch-Hancock Federal Works Administration Kirkpatrick Federal Works Administrator Merlin Miller Consumers Cooperative Association of Kansas City Iowa

Plan Golf Tournament At Tipton Links Sunday

TIPTON The Tipton Golf club sponsors an invitational tournament next Sunday inviting 17 clubs. A total of 55 entries were on hand Monday with more expected. The 27 hole medal event begins at 8 am with flights set after 18 holes. Entries include Maquoketa DeWitt Londen Mt. Vernon West Liberty and the Fairview club of Iowa City.

Tipton

Heirens Admits Robbery Attack On Iowa Nurse

William Heirens confessed details of an October Chicago assault on Evelyn Peterson, a 26 year old former army nurse from Fort Dodge. He described entering her Drexel apartment hotel burglary scene, striking her with a foot long iron bar, and later returning to help her before notifying staff of a sick woman. Peterson identified Heirens in a police lineup and linked him to the attack through fingerprints.

Chicago (Ap William Heirens Evelyn Peterson Fort Dodge Chicago Heirens Miss Peterson Drexel Drexel Avenue

Mrs Will Brugman of Walker Dies at 57

Mrs Will Brugman of Walker died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Tuesday at age 57. Born June 11 1889 near Monmouth Indiana she taught in Jackson and Linn county rural schools. She married Oct 30 1912. Survived by her husband six brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at United Church with burial in Walker Cemetery.

Walker Will Brugman Cedar Rapids Monmouth Jessie M. Ralston Jackson Linn County Ernest Ralston Ely Roy Newbury Ore Thomas Marion Charles Hazleton Hubert E. A. Ralston

Five Iowa Counties Seek Rent Control

Iowa OPA reports five counties Story Marshall Webster Floyd Muscatine as centers pressing for rent control. Cities include Fort Dodge Ames Marshalltown Muscatine. Local groups and residents urge action, with final determination by Chicago and Washington after referrals.

DES Moines Iowa OPA Story Marshall, Webster Floyd Muscatine Fort Dodge Charles City Ames Marshalltown John Beller Chicago Washington Beller Estherville Centerville Boone Indianola Woodward Denison Albia Oskaloosa Knoxville Osceola Atlantic Iowa Falls Bloomfield Creston Pella Perry Cherokee

Campers Must Take Own Tents to Fair

DES MOINES AP The Iowa state fair campground will be open this year but families must bring their own tents cots and bedding. The prewar concession for rentals was abandoned during the war and has not been replaced due to high demand for tenting materials.

Des Moines Fair Board

Legion Auxiliary Opens Its Annual Convention

In Des Moines eight hundred delegates attended the Iowa department of the American Legion Auxiliary opening its annual convention. Candidates for department president are Mrs. Alice Brown of Whiting and Mrs. Eleanor Turner of Grinnell. Three department vice presidents will be named, with Mrs. M Myrton Shelley scheduled for reelection as executive secretary.

Des Moines Iowa Department of the American Legion Auxiliary Alice Brown Whiting Eleanor Turner Grinnell M. Myrton Shelley

650 Students To Jam Luther College Facilities

Enrollment figures released by Dr. O W Qualley show Luther College will have more than 650 students this fall. Government housing has been promised and several barracks begun. Classroom space is tight. evenings classes may be needed. A four story brick building housing the Norwegian-American Historical museum may be used to house students. The building is owned by the college. Private homes have been canvassed with success.

Decorah O. W. Qualley Luther College

Nile Kinnick V.F.W. Post Formed at Adel

Des Moines dispatch reports the formation of Nile Kinnick VFW Post No 8061 in Adel with 25 members. Commander is Don C Shadle, announced by State Commander John S McVitty of Council Bluffs.

Des Moines INS Nile Kinnick Veterans of Foreign Wars Adel John S. McVitty Council Bluffs Don C. Shadle

Veterans fail to show for state patrol school at Camp Dodge

Des Moines AP report says three of 40 World War II veterans selected for special state highway patrol schooling did not appear at Camp Dodge on Wednesday. One is in college and no word has been received from the other two.

Des Moines Camp Dodge Fred Wilkins

New Car Trouble Des Moines Oldsmobile Stolen, Crash

A new 1946 Oldsmobile with no plates or registration was found at the Des Moines police station bruised after a Tuesday night collision with Joe Ambrose's car. Ambrose, 18, said two men fled on foot after the crash. Police traced the car to Tillitson Motor Co., Moline.

Des Moines Joe Ambrose Ambrose Tillitson Motor Company Moline

Postville Man Sees His Aunt Shot Down

In La Crosse Wisconsin a 48 year old divorcee lay in critical condition after being shot by John Wallace aged 52 who then killed himself. The attack happened Monday night in the kitchen of Mrs Antoinette Bakers home as she washed dishes. Witness Louis Erickson 24 Postville Iowa reported the event. Authorities lack a motive for the shooting.

Lacrosse Wis Ins John Wallace Antoinette Baker Wallace Louis Erickson Postville

Park Gift To Mason City From Mrs MacNider

Mrs C H MacNider donates Spring park a 15 acre wooded area by the Winnebago river one mile north of Mason City to the city for use as a public park. The gift aims to provide residents and visitors with a designated recreation space and preserves greenery along the river.

Mason City C. H. MacNider Spring Park Winnebago River

CIO Wins Union Election at Ottumwa Plant

In Ottumwa, Iowa, employees at the John Morrell packing plant chose the CIO Packing House Workers of America as their bargaining agent. In a Tuesday election, 2,152 voted for CIO with 108 against, while the AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union received the remaining votes.

Ottumwa John Morrell Packing Plant CIO Packing House Workers of America CIO AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union

Child Killed as Tractor Upset Near Linwood Farm

Sharon Ann Carstens, 3, daughter of Fred and Mrs Carstens, was killed when the tractor overturned on the Linwood area farm. Her father, also injured, was pinned under the machine and remained in serious condition in a Davenport hospital.

Davenport Sharon Ann Carstens Fred Carstens Linwood Carstens

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East Iowans SUI U. of Iowa R. E. Runyon Company Tong Lasting Howse Lore Horace E. Basley Labor Tipton Links Fort Sheridan Legion Auxiliary Jam Luther College Nile Kinnick V.F.W Dr. Pflughaupt D.C. Sasi Mullin Building Montgomery Keef J. F. Manes Third Street State Furniture CO Tony KNAPP State Furniture CO. Rugs — Appliances First Street Conoco 1Tinental Oil Company
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