Youths exposed to Nazi thinking urged for stricter screening
Former Fayette County Atty. Mark Buchheit urged probing adults who furnish Nazi type materials to youths and proposed Iowa penal institutions establish mental screening centers for entering and departing prisoners. He referenced John Rose, an 18 year old convicted of murdering his father over a swastika flag, noting Nazi sentiment and the need to detect anti social tendencies earlier.
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Fredericksburg
UPI
Fayette County
Mark Buchheit
West Union
Iowa
Buchheit
Lions
Young Rose
Eldora
Where to Go See Want Ad Classification 7
Classified notice presents guidance on locating suitable listings under classification seven. It outlines how to search, what to expect, and where to find matching opportunities. The item functions as a brief pointer within the paper’s classifieds section.
East Iowa centenarians celebrate birthdays this month
Two East Iowa residents reach 101 and 103. Mrs. J W Farris of Independence turns 103 on Wednesday and is Buchanan county’s oldest resident. Ida Hough of West Chester turns 101 on February 15 with open house at her granddaughter’s home and a family dinner planned.
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Iowa News
Hawthorne
Mabel Neph
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ferne Raymond
Monrovia
Calif
Ethel Wolfe
Ralph Farris
Independence
Diane
Raymond Booth
Farris
Ed Booth
Hough
Nelson Woodford
Woodford
Homemade sausage blamed for Iowa outbreak
Eighteen trichinosis cases in eastern and central Iowa are blamed on a batch of homemade sausage by the State Health Department. The outbreak is described as Iowa's worst in many years according to officials.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Health Department
Trichinosis Cases Reported in Five Iowa Counties
In 1960 only two trichinosis cases were recorded in the state. An Eastern Iowa family made a smoked but uncooked pork sausage last December and shared it with relatives and friends across five counties. Cases appeared in Delaware, Dubuque, Jackson, Jones, and Jasper counties with severity ranging from mild to severe. Five people were hospitalized. The Health Department notes cooking meat eliminates the danger due to parasites in pork.
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Iowa
Health Department
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackison
Jones
Jasper
Rites Set for Mrs Hoffman 89 Central City
Mrs A R Hoffman 89 known as Aunt Mit died Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a stroke Jan 30. A former teacher and active civic worker she held leadership roles in the Federated church Legion auxiliary Red Cross post office and local and county groups. Surviving sisters and brothers include two sisters Mrs W A Stone and Stella Sawyer two brothers Willard Butters and Harley Butters. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Federated church with body at Passmore funeral home.
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Gazette
Central City
A. R. Hoffman
Mit
Cedar Rapids
Federated Church
W. A. Stone
Stella Sawyer
Willard Butters
Colton
Calif
Harley Butters
Rockford
Ill
Butters
Hoffman
Passmore Funeral Home
For Sale Found in the Want Ads Phrase
A terse note notes that if something is for sale it appears in the want ads, signaling where readers should look for sale listings and price details.
East Iowa Rites for Former Traer Resident
Glenn F Short ess 67 died in a Muskogee Oklahoma Veterans hospital from a heart ailment. He was Traer postmaster in the late 1920s and first commander of Traer Kubik Finch American Legion post. He moved to Marshalltown around 1934, then Tulsa Oklahoma about 20 years ago where he ran a drive in restaurant. World War I veteran. wife Helen Mee later of Gladbrook. survivors son Robert and daughter Paulette Tulsa. Services in Tulsa Monday, body to Traer Wednesday morning with funeral at Erickson 2 p.m. and military rites at Badger Hill cemetery near Gladbrook.
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Traer
Glenn F. Shortess
Veterans Hospital
Muskogee
Okla
Traer Kubik-Finch Post
American Legion
Marshalltown
Tulsa
Helen Mee
Gladbrook
Robert
Paulette
Erickson Funeral Home
Badger Hill Cemetery
Implied Consent Bill Okayed By House Unit
DES MOINES AP The House safety and law enforcement committee approved an implied consent measure to aid drunken driving prosecutions. The bill would deem drivers on Iowa highways to consent to chemical tests, with tests by licensed personnel and results admissible in court. A .15% blood alcohol level would be prima facie intoxication. Refusal could trigger license revocation or one-year bar on obtaining a license.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House
State Department of Public Safety
Commissioner of Public Safety
New Low Cost Hearing Aid Glasses Feature Tiny Transistors
Tonemaster Manufacturing Company of Peoria announces hearing aid glasses that are ultra slim with transistors smaller than match heads. They fit with user’s own fronts and lenses and come in colors for men and women. Request free illustrated literature from Tonemaster Mfg. Co. Dept. M2W, 1010 West Alta Road, Peoria Ill.
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Peoria, Ill
Tonemaster Manufacturing Company
Peoria
Ill
Tonemaster Mfg. Co
Dept
West
Alta Road
Ili
Bill to Let Regions Own and Run Radio Transmitting Gear
A proposed bill would allow cities towns and counties to jointly own lease and operate radio transmitting equipment. The bill killed would have prohibited a peace officer or private detective to use firearms in pursuing a person suspected of having committed a misdemeanor.
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Mit
Clayton Conservation Board Buys 155 Acres Near Elkader and Strawberry Point
The Clayton county conservation board buys 75 acres two miles west of Marquette along Bloody Run creek for stream restoration and fisherman access with a picnic area. It also purchases 80 acres two miles west of Strawberry Point on the Maquoketa river known as Joy Springs, to be trout styled and used for picnic camping. Four thousand pine trees ordered for spring planting will be planted at Bloody Run Joy Springs and a roadside near Strawberry Point on highway 13. At the January meeting Dr F C ODonnell of Strawberry Point was named chairman and Robert Gray of Elkader secretary. Members include William Weir McGregor William Allyn Garnaville and Dr E C Meder Guttenberg. State officer Harlan Frankl Guttenberg advised, Glenn L Gifford Elkader executive officer.
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Elkader
Clayton County Conservation Board
Marquette
Bloody Run
Strawberry Point
Maquoketa River
Joy Springs
Highway 13
F. C. O’donnell
Robert Gray
William Weir
McGregor
William Allyn
Garnaville
E. C. Meder
Guttenberg
Harlan Frankl
Glenn L. Gifford
Conservation Poster Contest in Johnson County Iowa
The annual Conservation poster contest for Johnson county rural school children is announced by Chairman Emil Novy and co chairwoman Samir Jansa. Prizes totaling 100 dollars are offered by the Johnson County Izaak Walton league in cooperation with the county superintendent's office to buy science equipment. entry deadline is February 25.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Emil Novy
Samir Jansa
Izaak Walton League
Iowa City Citizenship Day For Boy Scouts
Thirteen Boy Scouts from 11 Iowa City troops will tour city government at Citizenship Day in City Hall. Dean Robert Ray of Iowa University moderates as boys meet the mayor city council and city manager. They also greet Police Judge Ansel Chapman and Lt. Charles Snider and department heads, ending with a noon luncheon at the Mayflower Inn.
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Iowa City
Robert Ray
University of Iowa Public Affairs Institute
Ansel Chapman
Charles Snider
Mayflower Inn
Tour chair named for wastewater plant and safety group visit
Clark Houghton, president of First National Bank, will chair a tour featuring the Owens Brush Co. Procter and Gamble and the SUI bureau of police science as part of an education outreach about sewage treatment plant operations.
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Owens Brush Co
Procter and Gamble
SUI Bureau of Police Science
Clark Houghton
Oelwein appoints airport board to advise on terminal rebuild
Mayor Louis Lonborg named an airport commission to advise the city council on building a new airport terminal that was destroyed by fire last month. The board is led by attorney Darold Jack and includes Dr. Harold Halberg, Bill Wilson, Regis Harrington Jr., and councilman Al Kiel to help regulate and guide airport operations.
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Oelwein
Louis Lonborg
Darold Jack
Harold Halberg
Bill Wilson
Regis Harrington, Jr
al Kiel
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