Marion Linn Mor boards set elections and events
Marion Independent and Linn-Mar boards of education announce regular elections with three director terms expiring. Details include candidates and filing deadlines. Community events cover the Horan family reunion at Thomas Park with 60 attendees, Linn-Mar band concerts at the State Fair, and local club meetings and notices for the Marion area.
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Marion Independent
Linn- Mor
Marion Board
Arthur Bezdek
Gorton Harstad
Lowell Schern
Waay
Linn-Mar
Norman G. Meyer
Des Moines
Investor's Guide on annuities and stock advice
A widower aged 67 questions an $8000 lifetime annuity offering $25 monthly. Other options include $400–$9450 yearly from high grade bonds, and stock market advice from a broker. The reader considers safety, tax implications, and the merit of shifting to solid income-producing investments rather than chasing immediate returns.
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Sam Shulsky
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Alamera
del Welsh
Breakin Nets Coin Collection Valued at $600
A break in at the R. A. Shank residence 631 Valley Brook drive SE netted a $600 coin collection, a tape recorder, and shotgun shells between July 30 and Aug 10. Additional burglaries included Cedar Hills Laundromat and Tastee Freeze on Jacolyn drive NW and Jenkins Champlin service station on Johnson avenue NW with small cash take and a hand radio.
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R. A. Shank
Valley Brook Drive
Cedar Hills Laundromat
Jacolyn Drive
Cedar Hills
Limit Seen Reached In Fighting Infection
UN report warns death rates rise in several countries as humanity may have exhausted gains from fighting infections. It says life expectancy may only extend further with changes in behavior and new health strategies, highlighting rising heart and lung disease concerns. Center Point notes Melvin L. Stanard earned a master’s degree at summer commencement in a separate item.
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United Nations
UN Population Commission
Shuey Elcames
Louisiana State
Bata Rouge
Careful Planning Urges Cedar Rapids Civic Center Referendum
I A Schimberg, chair of the mayor s advisory committee, cites three core reasons for a Tuesday vote on a Cedar Rapids civic center. He notes the plan is not impulsive, urges the community has waited to decide, and says the center will meet youth needs and host events not possible now.
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Cedar Rapids
I. A. Schimberg
Former Catholic Auxiliary Bishop Wed to Divorcee
Santa Fe AP report states James Shannon 48, former Minneapolis auxiliary bishop, wed Ruth Wilkinson 31, a Protestant divorcee, in August in New York. He says he will stay in the church. canon law experts and Archbishop Cowley note excommunication and possible valid sacraments, amid Catholic shock.
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James
Shannon
Minneapolis
Paul
Ruth Church Wilkinson
Richard Weigle
St. John’s College
J. Endicott
N.Y
Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle
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New York Times
Leonard Cowley
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Cowley
Parking Work To End This Week At Cedar Airport
Contractors expect to complete parking facilities expansion at Cedar Airport this week raising spaces from 400 to 700. Temporary relocation to adjoining grass areas while work proceeds, with paid parking and improved access to civic center. Local airport manager Roy Schimberg notes the plan fits community needs despite temporary inconvenience.
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Ranids
Jnl
Roy
Im-Jamesen
Schimberg
Civic Center
Three Minor Break-ins Reported in Fayette County
Three minor breakins occurred Saturday night in Fayette County. A cash register was stolen from the Midway station north of Orin, with little cash left inside. A tire and a cheer writer were taken from Aubrey's livestock at the northwest edge of Oelwein, entry gained by breaking a winduse. Nothing was taken at Jake Levine's salvage yard and Ovhrwin.
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Sedal
Garette
Orlwein
Payette County
Midway Station
Orin
Nancy
Aubrey
Oelwein
Jake Levine
Marion Area Help Wanted Ad Office Opening
Public notice invites local residents to place want ads at The Garatta office on 10th Street. Staff offer assistance with composing ads, answering questions on erasalflentions and costs, and facilitate convenient ordering and payment.
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Marion Area
Garatta
Marion Offica
Offica
St. Exper
Racial Warning Tied to Lejeune Death Probe
A Marine spokesman said base commander Major General Michael Ryan warned platoon leaders about racial tensions before a July flareup that led to a young white marine’s death. The warning followed a seven officer committee report, formed by predecessor Major General Edwin Wheeler, which criticized leadership and warned of widening racial misunderstanding.
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Lejeune
N.C
Marine Corps
Michael Ryan
Edwin Wheeler
Vietnam
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