Hospitals seek new method to satisfy Iowa law on lab fees
Nearly 100 Iowa hospital representatives urged a change in how laboratory and X-ray fees are paid. Blue Shield would pay doctors directly, withholding up to 10 percent for clerical costs, complicating doctor headship of labs. Spokesmen say smaller hospitals fear the cut jeopardizes physician participation. The group backed a resolution urging Blue Cross and Blue Shield to reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
James Anderson
Fort Dodge
Iowa Hospital Association
Champion Barrow Brings $3 a Pound at Livestock Exposition
CHICAGO AP Gerald's Pride a grand champion barrow sold Friday for 3.00 a pound, 5.00 below 1956 and far under 1955’s 19.25. Shown by 15 year old Gerald Anderson of Leland Illinois, it weighed 225 pounds and was bought by Reliable Packing Company, Chicago. The grand champion wether, a Southdown shown by Ohio State University, sold for 5.00 a pound to Armour and Company for Howard Johnson Restaurants. weighed 95 pounds. The reserve grand champion Dick's Delight, a Hampshire owned by Dick Nash of Sharpsville Indiana, brought 0.75 a pound, weighing 255 pounds.
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Chicago
Gerald
Barrow
Gerald Anderson
Leland
Reliable Packing Company of
Wether
Ohio State University
Armour and Company
Howard Johnson Restaurants
Dick's Delight
Hampshire
Dick Nash
Sharpsville
Ind
Hereford Reserve Champion Sells for 45 Per CWT at Expo
In Chicago the reserve Hereford champion weighing 1 025 pounds sold for 45 a hundredweight to Kathy Beale of Buckingham Iowa. The reserve champion Short horn at 955 pounds brought 32 per hundredweight, owned by Gary Junck of Hinton Iowa.
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Chicago
Kathy Beale
Buckingham
Gary Junck
Hinton
Decorah Man Denies Draft Refusal Count
Decorah resident Donald Allen Bolson 23 pled innocent to a charge of refusing induction as a non combatant. He was freed on a $500 bond after the June 19 incident was alleged before U S District Judge Edwin R Hicklin in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Donald Allen Bolson
Decorah
Bolson
U. S
Edwin R. Hicklin
Laff a Day Urges Diet Caution with Food Warnings
A lighthearted LAFF A DAY strip advises readers to avoid fried boiled roasted baked and raw foods for a spell. The panel humorously suggests sticking to safer meals while noting the comic’s playful health tip.
Iowa Banking Board Cuts Banking Superintendent Salary
The Iowa Banking Board reduced the banking superintendent's pay from 18000 to 11000, affecting J H Gronstal of Carroll who took the post a week earlier. The move aims to ease past legislative conflicts over salary authority and aligns with prior board assurances of 11000 annual pay. Governor Loverless, earning 12500, expressed surprise at the rise to 18000 for the predecessor.
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Des Moines
Iowa Banking Board
J. H. Gronstal
Carroll
Lee Chandler
Duke
Banking Board
Chandler
Herschel C. Loverless
Gronstal
Notices to Delinquent Taxpayers Mailed Out
The Tax Commission mailed final notices to 3150 Iowa taxpayers delinquent on reap half state income tax. They owe about 240000 dollars. Another 3000 Iowa residents have not paid lump sum returns totaling 90000 dollars. Those under 50 dollars must pay in one sum. those over 50 may pay in two installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Tax Commission
Fred Campbell
Grateful Hobo Sends Yule Card to Police
Des Moines. a longtime hobo Phil Goldfaden of Long Branch New Jersey sent Police Chief Howard Eide a Christmas card. The note recalled kindness in 1933 when he was “on the road” and thanked the police. Eide confirmed the signature and noted prior greetings from the same sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Howard Eide
Phil Goldfaden
Long Branch
N. J
Eide
Goldfaden
Notice of Probate of Will and Divorce Proceedings
Notice announces probate of the will of Ethel Beach in Linn County Iowa with hearing set December 12 1957 in Cedar Rapids. Also notifies defendant to appear by December 1957 to respond in a divorce petition and warning of default judgment if ignored. Attorney names Bleakley and Terpstra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
District’ Court
iPopeornes
Ethel
Beach
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Edar Rapids
Arthur Anmeat
Bleakley and
Terpstra
EMSS
Bethe
Cedar Avian N
Davenport Man Given Eight Year Sentence for Fatal Crash
Robert E. Love, 38, of Davenport, was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter for a head on crash last March 23 near Davenport. Mrs. Donald Argenta, 21, was killed and her seven month old son died in the same accident. a second manslaughter count was dismissed on the county attorney’s recommendation. A $300 fine was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Robert E. Love
State
Here
Donald Argenta
Matthew Westrate
Love
Taxpayers Face Tougher Penalties in 1958
Des Moines report details new penalties for delinquent taxes and warnings against late filings. Iowa A G assistant Francis Pruss announced state and federal tightening on collections, with penalties rising to 25 percent. He also noted a 6 percent cut in state individual income tax rates effective in 1958 under Gov. Loveless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pruss
Iowa
Iowa State Bar Association
Des Moines
Pruss
Jean Tun
Herschel Loveless
Hearing Held in Amana Stock Suit
Special to The Gazette Iowa City. A hearing was held Thursday on a minor motion in a stockholders suit against the Amana Corporation begun in the colonial era. Minority stockholders claim an amendment to the articles would cause wide stock distribution risking their properties. Trial date has not been set in Iowa County district court. Judge M L Sutton of Clinton presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa City
Amana Corporation
F Lold Corporation
Amanas
Amana Refrigeration Company
Iowa Countty District Court
M. L. Sutton
Clinton
Awards Upped in Land Condemnation Suits Near Iowa City
The Iowa Highway Commission settled two condemnation suits for the by pass east of Iowa City. Francis Hotz received 7556 for his land after a sheriff's jury had awarded 5066. Adolph and Della Holtz were awarded 3500, 500 more than the sheriff's appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoowa City
Iowa City
Iowa Highway’ Commission
Francis Hotz
Hotz
Adolph and
Della Holtz
State Employes Assn Elects Russell Bobzin President
DES MOINES UP Russell Bobzin secretary of the Iowa Parole Board was elected president of the Iowa State Employees Association Friday night Other new officers include J E Gibson Ames vice president Ena Ruth Whichter secretary and Eva Parsons treasurer
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Des Moines
Russell Bobzin
Iowa Parole Board
Iowa State Employees Association
J. E. Gibson
Ames
Ena Ruth Whichter
Eva Parsons
Automation to dominate U.S. industry says Iowa expert
Dr. William H. Schrampfer of Iowa State College told the Greater Des Moines Chamber of Commerce that industrial automation is in its infancy but will develop rapidly. He described a cold war with Russia over automation, noting faster progress in military fields and citing his Paris conference participation.
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Des Moines
United States
William H. Schrampfer
Iowa State College
Schrampfer
Department of Industrial Administration
The
College
Greater Des Moines
U.S
Russia
Paris
Cedar Valley Heart Council Names Officers
Dr. Ralph Hunting of Cedar Rapids was elected chairman of the Cedar Valley Heart Council, an arm of the Iowa Heart Association. Other officers include Dr. T. M. Mast, vice-chairman. Mrs. Duane Riggenbach, secretary. and Richard White, treasurer. Four members were named to the state board: Dr. Hunting, Jack Hunn, Betty Boley, and Dr. Harold ONeal. The council spans Johnson, Cedar, Linn, Iowa, Washington, Jones and Benton counties with county heart representatives on its board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Ralph Hunting
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley Heart Council
Iowa Heart Association
T. M. Mast
Washington
Duane Riggenbach
Parnell
Richard White
Tipton
State Heart Association
Hunting
Jack Hunn
Betty Boley
North English
Harold O'Neal
Cedar Valley
Johnson
Cedar
Linn
Iowa
Washington, Jones
Benton
Ancillary Executor Named in Iowa for Olga Skala Challed
On November 29 1957 Eugene F Challed was appointed ancillary executor of Olga Skala Challed deceased formerly of Los Angeles County California. Creditors should promptly settle debts and file claims with Linn County Iowa District Court and the undersigned attorney Elliott Butlerworth and Meersoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
S&s
Olga Skala Challed
Los Angeles County
California
Iee
District 1
Walker Executrix Named in Linn County Iowa Estate
Notice of administration for the estate of Walker, late of Linn County Iowa, deceased. Creditors and others indebted to the estate must settle promptly with Joya, et al Court Clerk. Leene Walker, Executrix, Lott, Littleworth & Ingersoll, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Bina
Walker
Linn
Towa
Joya
Leene Walker
Executrix
Lott, Uttleworth & Ingersoll
Lorneys
Appointment of Estate Administrator in Linn County Iowa
Notice states on November 29 the court appointed a new administrator for the estate of Henry in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to render immediate payment and file claims with authentication in Linn County District Court. Attorney names becks and Gandling listed as executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enry
Linn County
Lowe
Gacens
Linn Owe
Iowa
Fred Ever
Ernest, H Gandling
Milo QO. Hanzlik
Notice of Estate Contract Forfeiture In Linn County
Fortuitous Fortuitvars of yee estate contract to Michael H Haddad and Mrs Michael H Haddad, husband and wife, and to same party in interest, billed as defaulting on payments. Notice states rights under contract dated December 1957 will be forfeited if due payments are not made by September 10, 1957, with forfeiture to purchaser Jerry J. Jase and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortoitvars
Michael H. Haddad
Real Pee
Desea ‘Hs
Miga Froerry J. Jase
Linn
Sereby
Weetants movement on cautious driving and red lights
Some people claim careful driving involves looking both ways before running a red light. The remark highlights debated driving habits and safety norms in traffic behavior.
No Quick Action on Union Seen in Iowa
Ottumwa executive vice president of the Iowa Federation of Labor says no immediate action is expected on the Teamsters expulsion. The ouster was decided at the national AFL-CIO convention in Atlantic City. Local steps await directives from AFL-CIO headquarters in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
INS
Jack McCoy
Iowa Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Atlantic City
Ray Mills
Des Moines
McCoy
Washington, D.C
Damage in Iowa City Fire Sets at $20,000
Iowa City fire at the Consumers Cooperative service station caused estimated damage of 20000. Attendant Richard Hinkel suffers second degree burns and remains hospitalized at Mercy. LeRoy Miller, also injured, aids cleanup with bandaged face. A temporary building handles gasoline and oil distribution as directors plan rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Consumers Cooperative Service
Co-Op
Richard Hinkel
Mercy Hospital
LeRoy “Shorty” Miller
Two Burglary Suspects Held at Manchester
Martin Ahrendsen, 25, of Dyersville and his 15 year old nephew were jailed in Manchester Friday night. Sheriff George Ponsford said they would be charged with two breakins. The Cloves shoe repair shop was entered early Wednesday and a cash register stolen and recovered Friday afternoon in a ditch north of Dyersville. The other breaking was at the general store in Sandy Springs Thursday where merchandise was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Manchester
Martin Ahrendsen
Dyersville
George Ponsford
Sandy Springs
Two Youths Held for Garnaville Breakin
Sheriff Forest Fischer and Deputy Milton Klink transported two youths from Appleton Wisconsin to Garnaville after a Tuesday night service station break in. The youths aged 17 and 16 were arrested in Appleton Friday with some loot in their possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Forest Fischer
Milton Klink
Appleton
Wis
Garmaville
Langets End Service Incorporation Notice
Incorporation of Langets End Service Inc with principal activity in motor vehicles and related services. Articles state capital structure, board of directors, officers, and filing details with the Secretary of State of Iowa. Meeting schedules and officer appointments are described, along with stock terms and bylaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice, Inc
Code of Iowa
Iowa
Executive Council
Lilleaterporatior
Phyllis Battelle and Arthur Van Horn Wed in New York
INS columnist Phyllis Battelle and ABC News commentator Arthur Van Horn wed in a simple Christ Church ceremony in New York. The bride wore champagne satin with pink rose bouquet. the couple plans to reside in New York after a Nassau honeymoon.
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Phyllis Battelle
Arthur van Horn
New York
INS
International News Service
American Broadcasting Network
Christchurch
Park Avenue
60Th Street
John Bartle Everts
Miss Battelle
Gordon S. Battelle
Dayton
Ohio
America
Ohio Wesleyan University
van Horn
M. V. Honnold
Escondido
Calif
WABC
Nassau
New York City
Garroway cites 16 Russian failures before success
New York AP reports Dave Garroway told his TV audience that the Russians suffered 16 launch failures before achieving a satellite launch. He said the figure came from an authoritative private missile industry source who would not be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dave Garroway
Garroway
Crackdown on Liquor Sales Ordered in Des Moines
Des Moines County Attorney Ray Hanrahan ordered a strict crackdown on illegal liquor by the drinks in Des Moines and Polk county. He urged City Manager George Forster Sheriff Wilbur Hildreth and county mayors to act promptly to curtail these violations.
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Des Moines
LLP
Ray Hanrahan
Polk County
Hanrahan
George Forster
Wilbur Hildreth
Four Men Accused of Marengo Breakin
Four Benton county youths including three brothers were arrested Friday night for allegedly breaking into Jimmy Dale's Welding Shop in Marengo and stealing tools. The suspects Wayne, David and Ronald Toney, and Dale Kuester, all from Luzerne, are being held in the Iowa county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Benton County
Jimmy Dale
Wayne
David
Ronald Toney
Dale Kuester
Luzerne
Iowa County
Sheep-Shearing Title Retained by Swaim
Charles D. Swaim of Ottumwa Iowa defended his 1956 crown by winning the 1957 international sheep shearing contest at the International Livestock Exposition with 94.73 points among 32 pros. The report also notes the world’s largest periscope, a 90 foot aluminum tube, used for watching nuclear energy tests.
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Swaim
Chicago
Charles D. Swaim
Ottumwa
Iowa
Americans in Spain Give Children Extra Christmas
In Jerez de la Frontera Spain the American presence at the nearby Rota base creates a double Christmas season for local families. Children in sherry producing households and American servicemen’s families share two gift days with Santa Claus and the Day of the Three Wise Kings. Parents work harder to fund both celebrations and ensure Santa rings twice.
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Jerez DE LA Frontera
Spain
U.S
Rota
Jerez
Kees
Jose
Francesca
Gonzalez
Joneses
Papa
Santa Claus
Ae Aldei Pension
Tore
Ken
de Decker
Swisher Pavilion
Pug's Playboys
Allroom
Prairieburg
Teach Child True Meaning Of Christmas
Vera Barnett of Ohio State University urges parents to convey Christmas meaning through daily actions not a single day. She defines JOY as Jesus others you, noting real joy requires Christ and service in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Barnett
Ohio State University Extension
Miss Barnett
Christ
Mrs.Barnett
Jesus
Mrs. Barnett
Reward Offered in Missing Girl Case Sycamore Ill
A $500 reward is posted by the Veterans House of Sycamore for the return of Maria Ridolph seven who vanished Tuesday night near her home. The search includes about 24 FBI agents led by Richard Auerbach in Chicago. The child was last seen with a strange man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore, Ill
Maria Ridolph
Veterans House of Sycamore
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maria
Richard Auerbach
FBI
Chicago
Tiny Farm Gifts for Toddlers on Christmas Morning
A playful farm themed set collection offers a push and pull rail toy with boxcar sides, a blackboard express, a talking toy phone with a cuddle, a two tone hammer head, a tiny electronic organ, and full scale barns silos tractors and cultivators. The package includes a miniature corral with stock for young ranchers to imagine branding cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackboard Express
Space Toy for Prince Charles
Queen Elizabeth II quietly bought a space cruiser toy for Prince Charles at a London department store. The 9-year-old heir to the throne was seen at Cheam School during term-end exams as the gift aimed to be as modern as tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Charles
Cheam School
Queen Elizabeth II
Patient Flees Hospital and Dies Nearby
Walter Fischback, 56, Kahoka, Missouri, escaped Graham hospital after a scream at 5:40 a.m. and ran about two blocks before collapsing on a residential porch and dying. He had been hospitalized several days for the flu. officials had not yet determined the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Graham Hospital
Walter Fisch
Kahoka
Fischback
Two Iowans Hurt in Crash Near Winthrop
Robert Gillaspie 22 of Waterloo and Robert Brock 26 of Washington were injured in an early morning crash on Highway 20 near Winthrop. Gillaspie lost control of the car and struck a utility pole. Brock was trapped for over an hour before rescue. Both were in good condition at Independence hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Robert Gillaspie
Waterloo
Robert L. Brock
Washington
Independence Hospital
Gillaspie
Highway 20
Winthrop
Brock
Tiny Objects Pose Risks for Young Children
Keep Tiny Objects Away from Children warns caregivers to prevent choking hazards during holidays. Do not give small items to little kids and supervise them around toys, decorations, and hard candies to ensure safe celebrations.
Lost and found notices and service ads in Gazette
A cluttered page shows lost items including a sorrel colt with white face and four white feet missing from Cedar Tap area contact Wilcox EM 5 1325 and a blue parakeet named Joe respond to EM 2 7026. Also listings for rental services and various ads for jewelry tile alterations and caregiving posted in the Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Face
Anne Swers
Joe
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Moira Davidson
Goodby
Dwight Towers
Moira
Dwight
Hobo
Kiddo
Amana
State Employes Assn
Iowan
Eugene F. Challed
Fncilieryxecuto
Elliott, Uttleworth and Meersoll
Attorneys
Jerry J. Ji
Garnaville
Ao Ean
Bate
Jotice
Josephine C. Vishek
Cedarapids
Propate
Ted
Arthur Axmear
Ears District Court
Kubicek
Novak
Ve Alfa
Corporanolan
Rapids
Jehhorn
Herald
John C
D.M
IRA Mortuaries
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Probasco Jewelry
Palace
Pordson Ac
HSBEN
Maenus
Hauskins
Roosevelt Hote
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Ery
Newman
Tucson
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