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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1947

Page

2

Fight Looms Over School Bus Policy

Iowa officials foresee a new clash in the legislature over using tax funds to transport students to private parochial schools. The current law restricts the $2,000,000 transportation fund to public school students, and a 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling on public funding for parochial transport may revive the debate.

John W. Henderson Iowa Daily Press Association Des Moines United States Supreme Court Iowa U. S. Supreme Court Silver Lake Palo Alto County Supreme Court

Escort for Geese Heads Northward Migration Patrol

A 50 man convoy organized by state and federal wildlife officers will track migrating geese as they move along the Missouri river flyway to Canadian nesting grounds. Officers will patrol on foot, by car and by air to deter hunters and protect the spring migration, the nation as a whole sees its largest geese concentration each year. Shooting the birds in spring is illegal.

Council Bluffs Iowa Missouri River

East Iowa Publishers Meet in Tipton

The Eastern Iowa Publishers Association meets in Tipton with host George Langdon of the Tipton Conservative. Association president Tom Powell of the Anamosa Journal opens the session after a neon luncheon at Crispin Tea Room. Speakers include Leslie G. Moeller Iowa City president of IPA Carroll Coleman UI journalism typography expert and E A Bulkley Dubuque who will lead a clinic on news cuts.

Tipton Eastern Iowa Publishers Association George Langdon Tipton Conservative Tom Powell Anamosa Journal Crispin Tea Room Leslie G. Moeller Iowa City Iowa Press Association Carroll Coleman University of Iowa School of Journalism E. A. Bulkley Dubuque

Iowa Sees 158 Game Law Prosecutions in January

The Iowa state conservation commission reported 158 prosecutions for game law violations in January. Of these, 141 involved illegal hunting and seven were trapping infractions, with convictions in every case. Courts imposed 4097 dollars in fines and 120 days in jail.

DES Moines State Conservation Commission Iowa

Severe Loss Of Pheasants Is Confirmed

Iowa's blizzard caused heavy pheasant losses with reports up to 50 percent in parts of the state. A three hour Emmett county check found 600 dead birds and 51 in Sac county along a two mile fence. Quail fared little worse in the south.

Des Moines Iowa State Conservation Commission Ida County Tama Dubuque Minnesota Emmett Sac

Golden 50th for Mr and Mrs Chris Johnson

Mr and Mrs Chris Johnson celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at home in Buchanan county with a family noon dinner and open house in the afternoon and evening. They have lived all their married life in Buchanan county and are the parents of Evan and Paul Johnson of Independence with five grandchildren. Their only daughter Leta Henderson has died.

The Gazette Chris Johnson Johnsons Buchanan County Evan Paul Johnson Independence Leta Henderson

Preacher Dr W M Scheuermann Heads Oxford Meetings

Dr Walter M Scheuermann superintendent of the Burlington district of the Methodist church will speak at a series of meetings at First Federated Church Oxford Monday through Friday and again the following Sunday. Topics include The Family's Right To Be Christian and The Time Is Now. A motion picture Magnificent Obsession will be shown Sunday evening. Rev L E Thompson presides.

Oxford Walter M. Scheuermann Burlington The Methodist Church Crusaders L. E. Thompson Federated Church

Center Junction to charter Boy Scout Troop

Center Junction school applied to Waubeek council Boy Scouts for a Scout troop charter. Members listed include Phil Dart Glenn Heideman Herbert Husman Dick Ketelsen Bob Lyons Darrell Lyons Kenneth Lyons Ronnie Martins Roy Dreibelbus. Scoutmaster is Frank Jones with assistants Eugene Lyon and John Brokens. Troop committeemen are Rev. Fred Koschmann chairman Lyle Thompson Boyd Christensen Fred J. Brokens and John R. Ketelsen. Troop number 64.

Center Junction Waubeek Uncil Boy Scouts Phil Dart Glenn Heideman Herbert Husman Dick Ketelsen Bob Lyons Darrell Lyons Kenneth Lyons Ronnie Martins Roy Dreibelbus Frank Jones Eugene Lyon John Brokens Fred Koschmann Lyle Thompson Boyd Christensen Fred J. Broken

Three Foreign Doctors At Iowa City Meeting

About fifty doctors attended the opening session of a two day gathering at University hospital in Iowa City. Foreign representatives included Dr. Digby Leigh of Canada Dr. Juan Nesei of Argentina and Dr. L A Pask of England. Demonstrations and hospital staff reports highlighted the event and a dinner at the Jefferson hotel was planned for Friday evening.

Iowa City University Hospital Digby Leigh Canada Juan Nesei Argentina L. A. Pask England Jefferson Hotel

Married couple marks 50 years in Linn County

Mr. Dean aged 72 and Mrs. Dean aged 70 are lifelong Linn county residents. They farmed for years, then Mr. Dean worked at Gordon grocery in Marion until retirement in 1942. The couple later moved to Mt. Vernon with a daughter Mrs Arvel Doubenmier and granddaughter Mrs Dale Wagaman, both of Mt. Vernon.

Dean Linn County Gordon Marion Mt. Vernon Arvel Doubenmier Dale Wagaman

Amnesia victim held in Waukon jail puzzles officials

William Bates an amnesia patient in Allamakee county jail cannot be identified. He claims to be 56 but appears older and mutters Postville when questioned in St. Paul police custody. Bates recalls Clay county origins and mentions a Wisconsin brother Ray, but authorities offer no lead.

Waukon Allamakee County William Bates St. Paul Clayton County Ray Wisconsin Pete Hendrickson

Central City seeks Cub Pack charter in Waubeek Council

Central City Chamber of Commerce applying to Waubeek Boy Scout Council for a Cub pack charter. Pack members include Jack Beebe Donald Butterfield Joe Butterfield Wayne Deen Richard Fuller John Fornell Paul Fornell Rolan Waters Dan Peterson chairs the pack committee. Other members Verne Phelps Sharon Fornell Gordon Hatch John P. Hurwitz. The Rev Fred Samek is cubmaster with Mrs Sharon Fornell and Mrs John Butterfield as den mothers.

Central City Chamber of Commerce Waubeek Boy Scout Council Jack Beebe Donald Butterfield Joe Butterfield Wayne Deen Richard Fuller John Fornell Paul Fornell Rolan Waters Dan Peterson Verne Phelps Sharon Fornell Gordon Hatch John P. Hurwitz Fred Samek John Butterfield

Iowa Posts Record Income in 1946 Across State

Des Moines reports Iowa's total income for 1946 reached a record high of 2.869 billion dollars. Farm income alone topped 1.7 billion, with farm value totaling 3.611 billion and equipment at 54.263 million including 181000 tractors.

Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Iowa

Three Highway Commission Candidates Are Mentioned

Otto Weber reports that Rep. Edward Morrissey and Sen. O N Hultman are among the names linked to appointments to the state highway commission. Also under consideration is Ed Hill, former Republican central committee secretary and governor secretary in 1945. Incumbents Fred B. Gilbert S Ray Emerson and Sanford Zeigler Jr. face reappointment as terms expire July 1 1947.

Des Moines INS Ed Hill Robert D. Blue State Highway Commission Edward Morrissey Valeria House O. N. Hultman Stanton Hultman Senate Morrissey Hill Oxford Junction Republican State Central Committee Highway Commission Blue Fred B. Gilbert State Center G.O.P S. Ray Emerson Creston Sanford Zeigler, Jr Fairfield Emerson Zeigler

Marriages and Engagements Across Several Iowa Towns

A series of recent weddings announced in Iowa report couples from Onslow, Marengo, Williamsburg, Decorah, Belle Plaine, Masonville, and Masonville uniting with partners from Wyoming, Iladora, St Marys, Decorah, Marengo, and Manchester. Ceremonies occurred in homes, parsonages, and churches with pastors Rev Groening Rev Wilson Rev Gayle Rev J J Gayle Rev Michael O Sullivan.

Marengo Martha Newkirk ofMarengo Ervin Whitlock iLadora Carl Wilson Williamsburg Betty Jeanne ‘Heitman Olaf ‘Olson Franklin Vick Oscar Vick Decorah Lutheran Church Belle Plaine Rosalyn Dvorak Rosa Dvorak Warren Wickwire Alton Wickwire Masonville Berniece Hilby Theodore Hilby Laurence Wulfkuhie William Wulfkuhle Immaculate Conception Michael O’sulivan

Ames Officer Named Commander of New 384th Field Artillery

Des Moines reports Col Joseph H. Buchanan of Ames was named commander of the newly activated 384th field artillery battalion in the organized reserve. He served three years overseas in World War II.

Des Moines Joseph H. Buchanan Ames 384Th Field Artillery Organized Reserve

Four SUI Students Dismissed for Cheating

Four University of Iowa students were dismissed after a disciplinary committee led by Dean Mason Ladd found cheating on the mathematics skills final. President Virgil Hancher said readmission is not possible until September. Three admitted sending substitutes. the fourth admitted being a substitute. two other substitutes remain unidentified.

Iowa City University of Town Mason Ladd College of Law Virgil Hancher Ladd

Iowa River Valley Boy Scouts Feast Slated In Iowa City

Iowa City prepares for the annual appreciation dinner of the Iowa River Valley Boy Scout Council as Chief Ollie White outlines Scouting and Citizenship. About 800 Scouts and friends from Johnson and Washington counties join in National Boy Scout week events. A J Carmean discusses Advancement in Scouting and benefits to Cubs, Scouts and parents. D C Nolan plans long range goals with Scout Commissioner W A Zimmerman as toastmaster.

Iowa City Ollie White Iowa River Valley W. A. Zimmerman

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Senate Social Security Wilson Reed House Committee Reed East Iowa Mecconkie Variety Store First Avenue Sedia Kryptok Service Optical Jowa Second Street SE Cedar Rapids W. M. Scheuermann Iowa Hardware and Supply CO Eighth Avenue SW Cub Pack Otto Weber Onslow Audrey Lincoln L. R. Bonney John Gerdes Kate Gerdes Wyoming Groening Wyoming Lutheran Church Alli Montgomery Ward SUI EXSUN Freedom Kiddie Freedom Gas Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric CO
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