Lipsky Becomes Iowa’s First Woman Legislator
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. Lipsky won a seat in the Iowa House, polling 22,582 votes and finishing sixth in the six seat race. She aims to push education social welfare and highway safety, focusing on child welfare and state coordination of welfare services.
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Commission For the Blind
Vinton Institution For the Blind
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Des Moines
Don Shaw
Davenport
Remind You of Anyone A 1956 year in review from small towns
The column recalls three small towns: Hoop Ala completes a bridge project after years of decay, Cedricburg Md eyes a new toll route named Cedric Valley Expenseway, and Doowntradden Mass reports its first big snow season with efficient plowing and no formal complaints. Cedar Mapide notes hopeful progress and a Happy New Year.
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Mass
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We oof the Linn County Hur ricane Lonley Wish 1967
We express heartfelt gratitude for the many firms providing charitable discounts on food and supplies. Thanks to The Gaselie radio and television stations and others whose cooperation helps aid thousands during the difficult period.
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Coffin Too Abusive Woman Nails Culprit
An Abton area report notes a case where accusations surface amid confusion over abuse claims and theft. The article mentions the suspect remaining unnamed as details blur between threats and property damage.
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Coffin
Australia Decimals Emerge as Pound Replaced
Australia moved to decimal currency last February amid dire warnings, and the old pound, shilling, and pence are nearly gone. About 84 percent of currency is now dollars, with 50 and 1 cent coins and a new five dollar bill to follow. Retailers faced initial confusion, but government programs and training eased the switch. Retailers and consumers adapted, though racecourse bookmakers argue bets dropped in value.
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APJ
Tralia
Fellwock Named Cedar Rapids Assistant Police Chief
They Serve You Vaude Fellwock 57 of Cedar Rapids is assistant chief in charge of the uniform division. Born in Dumont he attended Dumont and Cedar Rapids schools and served 25 months in the navy. He joined the force March 1 1941 promoted to sergeant in 1948 became captain in 1955 and was named assistant chief in 1962. He lives with his wife Bernice.
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Cedar Rapids
Dumont
Fellwock
Navy
Fellwoek
Bernice
Abolish Penalty Says Death Row
Arkansas state Rep. Bil Wells surveyed 11 death row inmates who all favor abolishing the death penalty. The report notes his poll findings amid state policy discussions.
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Neighbors Dispute Iron Gate Replacement in Wigston
In Wigston England Jim Colver proud to replace old wooden gate with wrought iron. Town council ordered him to restore the wooden gate after neighbors complained of squeaking and thudding keeping them awake.
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Jim Colver
Elizabeth Montgomery Hosts Tournament of Roses Parade on KCRG
Elizabeth Montgomery is the hostess for the Tournament of Roses Parade Monday at 16 30 a m on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color.
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