Hope Mixed with Caution at Two-State Heart Meeting
Iowa City doctors and Nebraska peers gathered at the University of Iowa College of Medicine to hear Dr Irvine H Page discuss modern heart disease treatments for high blood pressure and vascular disease. He cited low salt diets weight control nerve removal and drugs as current options and noted research on hardening of arteries has begun with some insights. Dr William B Bean warned that myocardial infarction can disguise as painless states strokes fainting weakness or heart failure and urged prompt diagnosis to prevent further damage. Other SUI speakers included Drs James W Culrison Steven Horvath and John B Wild.
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Iowa City
Iowa
College of Medicine
Irvine H. Page
Cleveland
American Eart Association
Nebraska
Iowa and
Nebraska Heart Associations
Iowa State Health Department
Division of Gerontology, Heart and Chronic Diseases
SUI
Page
William B. Bean
Department of Internal Medicine
Dr. Bean
James W. Culrison
Cardiovascular Research Laboratories
Steven Horvath
John B. Wild
Duck hunter plucked from icy Lake Manawa
Paul Neve, 41, a city fireman en route to a duck hunt, spent about an hour in chest deep ice water on Lake Manawa before five rescuers in two boats pulled him to safety. He was reported in good condition at a hospital after the ordeal.
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Council Bluffs
Paul Neve
Lake Manawa
Neve
John Chapman
Emmet County Board Appoints New Sheriff
ESTHERVILLE AP The Emmet county board of supervisors appointed Deputy Walter Wittheben to fill the unexpired term of Sheriff Emmet Twito after Twito resigned amid ouster proceedings following a drunken driving charge. Twito, reelected last month to a third term, expects to resume in January. he is free on a $500 bond with a trial set for December 13.
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Estherville
Emmet County Board of Supervisors
Walter Wittheben
Emmet Twito
Twito
Twite
State Employees Seek Longer Vacations in Iowa Plan
A spokesman for the State of Iowa Employees Association said the group will urge the next legislature to grant extended vacations. The proposal offers 10 working days off per year for five years, 15 days for the next 10 years, and 20 days from year 15 onward.
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DES Moines
Iowa
State of
Guttenberg Man, 60, Hit by Train and Killed
Henry Block of Guttenberg, aged 60, was struck and killed by a Milwaukee freight train about a mile north of Guttenberg depot while sitting on the tracks. He was a longtime fisherman and may have been hunting for turtles, not hearing the approaching train as the engine saw him too late to stop.
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the Gazette
Eleader
Henry Block
Guttenberg
Milwaukee
Guttenberg Depot
Block
Montezuma Man 48 Dies of Accidental Asphyxiation
Poweshiek county coroner Dr. W. B. Phillips ruled accidental asphyxiation as the cause of death for Jack Johnson, 48, found Friday in his single room home. An oil burner left on high apparently used up the oxygen while he slept.
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W. B. Phillips
Poweshiek County
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Dr. Phillips
Iowan Suffers Burns As Fire Levels House
Arthur Fisher 70 in fair condition after a flash fire destroyed his small house along the Iowa river two miles west of Albion. Fire believed caused by an overheated stove as the man napped. Fisher’s son Bud removed flames from his clothes and drove him to Marshalltown hospital.
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Marshalltown
Arthur Fisher
Iowa River
Albion
Fisher
Bud
Debaters at SUI Meet Tackle World Problems
Sixty four debaters from fifteen universities meet at the University of Iowa for the Intercollegiate Conference on World Problems. They weigh whether the United States should extend diplomatic recognition to Communist China and argue education reforms for national needs.
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Iowa City
Florida
South Dakota
University of Iowa
China
Carl Dallinger
SUI
United States
India
Burma
Indonesia
Europe
Formosa
Philippines
Boston
Chicago
Indiana
Kansas
Marquette
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Purdue
Texas
Wayne
Wisconsin
Storm Lake Doctor Guilty by Jury
Storm Lake physician Dr. J Alva Swallum 81 was found guilty by a jury. He operated a hospital in Storm Lake and faced trial on criminal charges.
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Storm Lake
J. Alva Swallum
Jury verdict in Dr Swallum case reaches 5 a.m. ruling
A jury of eight men and four women returned a verdict on a charge of attempting to produce a miscarriage after a week-long trial. Chief state witness Joyce Graham of Minneapolis testified, with husband Clyde also taking the stand. Judge Harry Narey gave the defense 30 days to file motions and sentencing is postponed pending motions.
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Swallum
Joyce Graham
Minneapolis
Clyde
Harry Narey
Five Hurt in Davenport Two-Car Collision
Five persons were injured in a two-car crash at Division Street and U.S. Highway 6 in Davenport. Mayor Walter Bease, negotiating for traffic lights at the crossing, vowed installation at city cost if needed. Injured: Raymond Teeple and his wife and child of Bettendorf, and Horace Skeel and Frank Shimkus of East Moline.
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Davenport
Division Street
U.S. Highway 6
Walter Bease
Des Moines
Bease
Raymond Teeple
Bettendorf
Horace D. Skeel
Frank Shimkus
East Moline
Want Ads Rate Card and Notices Fragment
A garbled newspaper page shows an advertising rate card for Gazette NT and The Sun Gay Gazette with columns on sizes prices and deadlines. It includes Lost and Found notices listing several items such as a blonde female cocker spaniel a black Toreador pajama bottom tool box a grey shed and a Clinton ton wristwatch with rewards.
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Sun- Gay Gazette
Bionde
Perran
Robbins Rd
Help Wanted Ad Seeks Caregiver in Northwest Home
Classified notice describes a middle aged woman seeking in home care for a child in NW area. Includes contact phone and notes on duties, with lines indicating continued want ads on the next page.
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Emmet County Board
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George AS
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Otto Meyer Galva
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BY Williams
Buster
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hunter
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Wittnauer
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St. S.W
Cedar Rapids
Sarway Steel
I Inn
8Th Ave
Somae Cost
Sen'’S
4Th St. SE
Probasco Jeweler
Phoenix
Marion
Vernon
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Hillcrest Nursing Home
FONE
Ind Ave
Ange
Kenny Hofer
Jerry Fronek
Tate Pug
UFFEN
Melody Inn
Victory Tavern
Howdy m Ber
Hi-Way
Gareen Stanwood
Weisser
Iprvate Peetet
Atles
IPI
INI IR Ry
Esai
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Cedar Rapida
Ralp A. Sharp
Alexander
Robert Kalous
Excavatianager
Ogee Reins
Westbrook Construction
10Th Ave
Marion Superior Construction Co
Dia
Melvin Kasner
Rvin Martinson
Pon Fabausiite
Venetian Blind Hospital
John
Ronnie
Uerepee
Irving
Ash
Yphish H
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Minor's Mower
Bill Leibrand
Barto
Boingt
P. W Lyman
Jessen Able
Lester Bailey Sr
Ed Simon
Jerry Voldingh
Digel
Hee
Aine
Tiel Pei
Rock
Paul J
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Rite Rite
Raajw NT
Easopshie Ee
Sewin
H- Gazette
M&w Sew Center
10Th St
FIFA
Mole 11
Seleamen and
Geasers
Salarty
Gazette Mechanics
International Harvester CO
2Nd Ave
J. C. Kennedy
Roosevelt
Waterloo
Fereday Heating CO
Park Road
Howard Paein
Joe Garage
Clarence
Cyril Olson
Thein and Olson Motor Co
Tipton
Fuller Brush Co
College Pharmacy
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R_ Barber College
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