Guardsmen From Iowa In Training
Iowa and Nebraska National Guard troops at Camp McCoy Wisconsin train as the 34th Red Bull Infantry division. Field training runs August 2 to 16 with record enlistments and high attendance in key units. Panmunjom peace news lightly tempers the mood.
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John Begmeon
Mccoy
Wis
Iowa
Nebraska
34Th Red Bull Infantry Division
Ray Fountain
Desmee
Guard
Camp Dodge
Camp Riley
Kan
Fort Leonard Wood
Camp McCoy
GI Joe
GI George
Chester Boland
Iowa Guard
Iowans Find Leo Hoegh Means What He Says
Des Moines article profiles Iowa Attorney General Leo A. Hoegh of Chariton, noting his vow to enforce liquor laws and close key clubs in wet counties. It cites past governors and Hoeghs pledge to uphold all laws, tied to a promise to his wife and four guiding reasons, including addressing teenage issues and upholding public order.
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Leo Hoegh
Robert A. Larson
Larson
Supreme Court
William S. Beardsley
Crea
Soan
Man Wins Unusual Jobless Benefits Case in Iowa
Cedar Rapids man George W. Riedel won unemployment compensation after the Iowa Employment Security Commission found his absence from work to aid his brother released from Oakdale Sanatorium was an approved reason. The roofing company had asked him to work a Saturday, but he left to fetch his brother and did not return. The employer claimed no explicit holiday or penalty was discussed.
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DES Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Employment Security Commission
George W. Riedel
Oakdale
Riedel
Commission
F. M. Moldt
Tama Indian Powwow Set For Thursday
The thirty eighth annual Mesquakie Indian Powwow will open Thursday afternoon and continue through Sunday evening. A colorful event under shade of trees beside the Iowa River with wickiups as authentic backdrops, it features Mesquakies and Indian representatives from Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Gazette
Lowa
Oklahoma
Pottawattamies
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
American Legion
Amana Brewery Chronicle Near Century’s End
Special to The Gazette describes the Amana colonies once thriving brewery, started in the 1850s after relocation from Ebenezer New York. The facility produced beer for home use, with revenue stamps indicating some external distribution. closed in 1884, it left a wine cellar and ghost basement where beer was once brewed.
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Gazette
Mana
Amana
Colonies
Amana Brauerei
Brauerei
Carl Christen
William F. Noe
Amanas
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Coles Nant
Col. Smith
Oelwein
Dog
Joseph Samuelson
Delbert Masters
Cedar Rapids National Guard
185Th Field Artillery
556Th Field Artillery
3657Th Ordnance Company
Iowa National Guardsmen
133Rd Infantry Regiment
Pfc
Eugene Winter
Postville
Co. D
Carlton Smith
Chariton
Col. Hoegh
Frank Nye
C. R. Man
Tama
Ebenezer
Buffalo, N. Y
The
Amana Society
Lome
Memore Antiques
Renee Sever Side
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