Mechville Appeal Slated Delays Paving Plans
A notice of appeal has been filed in district court by attorney J. E. Heiserman of Anamosa, potentially delaying Mechanicsville street paving this year. He has 90 days to file the appeal with the Iowa Supreme Court, with the likelihood of no timely action before the 1963 construction season ends.
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Tipton
Mechanicsville
Atty. J. E. Heiserman
Anamosa
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Heiserman
Atty. James Remley
Helen Simpson
Beula East
Merle O’conner
Velma Taylor
Pierre Ferguson
Charles W. Young
Marie Butler
Philip Ward
Young
Baby Perishes in Fire at Dubuque
A two month old girl Mary Kay Heckelsmiller died in a fire that gutted part of a Dubuque apartment house. The father and two other children were rescued. fire officials blamed a faulty oil heater and likely stove explosion.
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Dubuque
UPI
Mary Kay Heckelsmiller
James Heckelsmiller
Thee
Heckelsmiller
Fire destroys hoghouse killing 232 hogs near Dubuque
A faulty heater caused a fire at the Merlin Bradley farm about 15 miles south of Dubuque. The hoghouse burned to the ground Wednesday night while the Bradleys were away, and 232 hogs perished as neighbors and Key West volunteers fought the flames.
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Dubuque
Merlin Bradley
Here
Bradleys
Key West
Little Back at Tama Indian Settlement
Gene Little was appointed special deputy at the Tama Indian settlement by Sheriff Mike Quigley with Tama county board approval. He will earn 4122.50 dollars annually plus nine cents per mile for car use. previously served as special deputy 1960–1961, then joined Tama police, resigned 1962, later worked for an Ames construction firm.
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TAMA
Gene Little
Mike Quigley
Tama County Board of Supervisors
Little
Ames Construction Company
Dr Mary Vinje to visit St Patrick's high school
Dr Mary Vinje biology professor at St Ambrose Davenport will visit St Patrick's high school Friday as part of the Iowa Visiting Scientist program based at the University of Iowa.
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Ryan
Mary Vinje
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
St. Patrick's High School
Iowa
University of Iowa
Wally Learns Beauty Is Skin Deep on Leave It to Beaver
A TV listing notes Wally learns a lesson about vanity in the Leave It to Beaver episode. It airs Thursday night at 7 30 on Television 9.
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Main Street
Victor Main Street
Rock Island
Wally
LEAVE
Television
Oelwein School Bond Vote Set For Friday
Oelwein Hazleton and Stanley residents will vote on an 850000 bond issue to fund a double elementary building at Oelwein, finish the high school with a new physical education unit, and replace two boilers. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. A Wednesday straw poll showed 355 yes 62 no among Oelwein High School students.
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Oelwein
Hazleton
Stanley
Oelwein High School
DuBuque Attorney Edmund Tschudi Dies at 63
Edmund Tschudi a 63 year old DuBuque attorney and former U S commissioner for the northern district of Iowa died Wednesday He served as commissioner for 10 years resigning last month services are planned locally with details to follow
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Dubuque
UPI
Edmund Tschudi
U.S
Northern District of
Iowa
Baltes Named to Aeronautics Board in Iowa
Gov. Hughes nominated Norbert D. Baltes 54 of Charles City to the Iowa aeronautics commission for a six year term starting July 1. Baltes formerly led the New Hampton airport commission for a decade before becoming airport operator in Charles City.
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DES Moines
Norbert D. Baltes
Charles City
Iowa Aeronautics Commission
Senate
Harold Hughes
Baltes
New Hampton Airport
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Mech'ville
Joe Flynn
Twin Towers Junction
Filsworth CO
Norge
Seventh Avenue
Art’s Radio & TV
Fourth Street
Gazette
Tom Merryman
Croilliang
Lindale Plaza
Edison
Baby
Orion
Downtown
Killian's
Aeronautics Board
Aln
Mae Ge
Nots Down Hatch
Brookman
Tappann
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Appliance Company
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
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