Hearing on Dismissal of Cedar Rapids Fireman
The Cedar Rapids Civil Service commission will hold a hearing next Wednesday on the dismissal of Marvin Prachar from the fire department. The session begins at 9 a.m. in a Linn County courthouse courtroom, with commissioners Harold A. Waite George J. Novak and Charles Mullinex presiding. Prachar was discharged Jan. 6 by Fire Chief Jesse Hunter over charges of disobedience of orders and misconduct linked to an off duty job.
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Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission
Marvin Prachar
Mound Avenue
Fire Department
John Seaton
Linn County
Civil Service Commissioners
Harold A. Waite
George J. Novak
Charles Mullinex
Prachar
Jesse Hunter
Pra Char
Youth Council Leaders Plan Land Use Reforms and Grants
City briefs report on proposals to shift cropland adjustment funds toward rural development and land use changes including recreation and forestry. Senator Johnson backs legislation to broaden home mortgage credit in rural areas by adding a rural mortgage insurance program run by the agriculture department. Fraternity pledge news notes Richard D. Mayfield of John Carroll University earning Pi Mu Epsilon honor in Cleveland.
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Federal Housing Administration
Agriculture Department
Richard D. Mayfield
William Mayfield
D Avenue NE
Pi Mu Epsilon
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Congress eyed to simplify programs for crops and soybeans
Johnson outlined a plan to simplify operating rules for government programs to allow more flexible planting of crops, especially soybeans, by shifting acreage from grains. He warned against rising imports and noted ongoing cooperation with livestock groups to maintain fair prices and market competition. A local rummage sale, optometrist ad, cafe reopenings, a newspaper owner’s return, a Chevrolet display, and a hip fracture case were also mentioned in brief notices.
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Congress
Secretary,of Agriculture
Johnson
Ans
Wilii
Mr. Johnson
Bobby Baker
Bernard
Martin
Hawthorne
Calif
Cedar Rap
Senate Committee
Korea
Suez
U.N
U.S
De Gaulle Defends Charter Role at U N Meeting
De Gaulle argued the United Nations Charter created equality and impartiality without imposing on members. He cited the Security Council and General Assembly balance, urged France’s help for a new agreement, and suggested Geneva as a venue for future talks on disarmament and peacekeeping.
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de Gaulle
U.N
Trin 1
U.N. Must Reiy Lutheran School
Steven
Bruzek
Forrest le Clerc
Steven Christe
Francisipower
Schroeder
Bruce Werninger
Security Council
John Grissom
Ellstead
Korea
Suez
France
Washington
Moscow
London
Peking
Paris
Geneva
Federal court eyed over jury selection in Cedar Rapids case
In Cedar Rapids federal court the method of selecting a trial jury is challenged during a pending mail fraud trial against former insurer Jerry H. Bates. A motion to dismiss the petit jury panel was filed, with a ruling expected after a Tuesday grand jury hearing and amid juvenile crime notes involving Cedar Rapids youths.
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Diemaissal
Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Jerry H. Bates
Cedar Rapids
Petit Jury
Federal Court
Electrical Union
Edward J. McManus
Thej Street
Illinois
Indiana
The
Juvenile Bureau
Jing
Richard Ling
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Nineteenth Street
California
Hawthorne-Lennox Press
Chevrolet
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1St Ave
Adv. Ag.ee
Bessie Danek
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Mercy Hospital
Embassy Club
Chéwence
Baker’ QuasiCraft Shoes
Lindale Maze
C.O.D
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First Avenue
Fabulous
FOX & Hounds
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Homemakers
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Vicky Vaughn Jrs
Chelsea
Blue — Jr
Oakland Road
Witwer Farm Market
I New Drug & Cosmetic Dept
Houbigant
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Cologne
Lucien LeLong
Belalaika Sirocco
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Robinson’s
Robinson's
America
Max Factor
Revlon
Arex
Lanvin
Chanel
Coty
Faberge
Prince Matchibelli
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Perane Peeait
Cologne Guerlain Shalimar
Faberge Cologne
Faberge Bath
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TD Company
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