Center Point farm wife weighs in on Iowa lease bill
Mrs. Covert L Goodlove of Center Point argues the Farm Bureau backed measure HF 5 would shift notice deadlines for farm leases from November 1 to September 1. She contends early signings save summer work and argues lawmakers misunderstand tenant needs. Rep Ernest Kosek counters with landlord concerns.
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Iowa House of Representatives
Covert L. Goodlove
Center Point
Ernest Kosek
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Goodlove
Kosek
Henry Stevens
Farm Bureau
Rep. Stevens
Linn County Farm Bureau
Overwork Cited in Judge Riley’s Death
Senate subcommittee heard Senator Hickenlooper blame overwork as a substantial contributing cause in Judge William F. Riley’s death. He and Senator Martin urged a third federal district for Iowa, citing judges’ long hours and early starts while noting no filled vacancy in the Southern district.
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Dorothy Williams
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Ia
William F. Riley
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Thomas F. Martin
Henry N. Graven
Riley
Eisenhower
Senate
Graven
Martin
Tock To Head New Fayette School Area
William A. Tock named superintendent of the West Central Consolidated district with 18 years in education and a role in reorganizing Maynard Randalia and Westgate schools. Mark Risinger to serve as assistant superintendent guiding three new grade schools.
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Maynard
William A. Tock
Maynard Consolidated School
West Central Consolidated School District
Mark Risinger
Randalian Consolidated School
Tock
Wayne County
Randalia
Westgate
Risinger
Harry Arthur
Radalia
Stask
Arthur
New City Treasurer Named in Calmar Appointment
PCALMAR ldor Bjonerud was named Calmar city treasurer Wednesday at a special city council meeting. Mayor E J Hackett announced the appointment, succeeding Dena Winger who retired after 26 years in the post.
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Pcalmar
Ldor Bjonerud
Calmar
E. J. Hackett
Bjonerud
Dena Winger
Police Training schools set for four Iowa towns this spring
Iowa peace officers will attend a series of training schools in Mt. Pleasant Independence Spencer and Atlantic this spring. The programs are sponsored by the Chiefs of Police Association and the Iowa State Sheriffs' Association with cooperation from Attorney General Norman A. Erbe the FBI and the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Dates run April 23 in Mt. Pleasant April 25 Independence April 30 Spencer and May 2 Atlantic.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
Independence
Spencer
Atlantic
Lorin Miller
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police and Peace Officers, Inc
Miller
Chiefs of Police Association
Iowa State Sheriffs’ Association
Norman A. Erbe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
National Guard
Pinicon Hotel
Buchanan County
E. A. Hart
Joe Koeppel
American Legion Hall
Cass County
Monticello Woman Observes 90th Year
Monticello honors Mattie Rodman who turned ninety on Thursday born February 21 1867 in Germany and immigrated at seventeen. She married Mart Rodman December 24 1890 and lived in Monticello their entire married life. Mr Rodman died in March 1952 leaving five children eight grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
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Mattie Rodman
Rodman
Germany
America
Mart Rodman
Alva Rodman
Springville
Harry Rodman
Walter Werner
Chicago
Glenn
Grace Rodman
IBlaze Destroys Faber Dwelling Near Manchester
Fire destroyed the residence on the Dora Faber farm seven miles northwest of Manchester. Tenants Mr and Mrs Alba Sweaney and their 5 year old daughter found new lodging in Dundee. Fire started from defective wiring in the kitchen. firefighters and neighbors saved first floor furniture.
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the Gazette
Manchester
Dora Faber
Here
Alba Sweaney
Sweaneys
Dundee
Faber
Iowa Briefs Miniatures and shows across the state
Iowa briefs report on school programs and community events. Fifth graders at University elementary in North Liberty perform Footsteps to Freedom Friday at 2 p.m. at the gym. North English junior high stages Beauty and the Beast Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the auditorium. Keota notes a hospital return and a local patient. Volga honors Mrs. Ernest T. Smith with a wall clock from the Farm Bureau Women. Waukon names Ronald Brandt admissions counselor at Waldorf College. A daughter born Feb 11 in Honolulu to Capt and Mrs W M Smith. Strawberry Point Cub Scouts award wolf and lion badges. Wyoming Lions plan Tonics and Tunes minstrel March 1 and 2. Webster reports infant Bow man home from hospital. Sigourney Lions plan minstrel shows March 29 and 30.
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North Liberty
University Elementary School
Keota
Bill Helscher
Iowa City
Walter Romine
Mercy Hospital
VOLGA
Clayton County ,Farm Bureau Women’s Group
Ernest T. Smith
Waukon
Ronald Brandt
Waldorf College
Forest City
W. M. Smith
Honolulu
Earl Kelley
Strawberry Point
Merlyn Meyer
Park Leachman
Douglas Jessen
Charles Forrester
Ronald Meyer
Joey Meyer
Gregory Swenson
Rand Huebner
Michael Fitzpatrick
Bruce Platt, Jr
Steven Kohls
Wyoming
Lions Club
Norman Dusanek
Webster — John
Burdette Bowman
Sigourney
The
Lions Club l
Transfer of Highway Building Funds Asked
Ames Iowa Highway Commission petitions the State Executive Council to transfer 1.4 million dollars to engineering and administration funds 350000 to the primary road maintenance fund and 7500 to litigation funds due to increased workload from expanded state and federal highway programs. Chief Engineer John Butter cited the need to support ongoing work amid rising demand.
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AMES
INS
Iowa Highway Commission
State Executive Council
John Butter
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Christian
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Leonard Hertzes
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