New Day for Police Chief in Argyle Wisconsin
In Argyle Wisconsin population 700 the police chief role has modernized from a multi tasking local figure to a formal 48 hour week with a paid car and equipment. The new chief Peter Jaggi 23 earns 500 monthly while his father Adolph Jaggs held a 1965 era job with 325 monthly plus car allowance. The shift reflects a nationwide small town police revolution driven by prosperity pensions and law and order concerns.
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Agyle
Wis
Argyle
Adolph Jaggs
Dubuque
Jaggi
Peter
Wisconsin Civil Service
Peter Jaggi
Independence State Adult Classes Start Jan 13
Independence Iowa hosts a complete slate of adult courses through Independence Community School and Area Seven Hawkeye Institute of Technology. offerings include general interest, high school and eighth grade completion with 21 general interest courses and several practical subjects. classes run Monday and Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. for ten weeks at the high school with a $4 fee. contact Ken Wiersma at 334 4322 for registration by phone or in person January 7 or 9. mail registrations to Ken Wiersma 317 Thirteenth Avenue NE Independence IA.
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Independence
Hawkeye Institute of Technology
Ken Wiersma
Thirteenth Avenue NE
Iowa
Luther College Faculty to Pursue January Research Projects
Ten Luther College faculty members will conduct month long independent student research during the January interim period between semesters.
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Decorah
Ten Luther College
Luther
Right to quit upheld over unpaid commissions in Iowa
Iowa officials ruled Marvin D. Crew of Spencer was entitled to unemployment compensation after leaving his job with Walnut Grove Products Division of W. R. Grace and Co. due to duplicated sales orders delaying commission payments. Crew quit after 30 days with no remedial action by the employer, which was aware of the issue.
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Des Moines
Lowa Employment Security Commission
Marvin D. Crew
Spencer
Walnut Grove Products Division
W. R. Grace and Co
Atlantic
Crew
Milford
Kissel Sentenced for Embezzling About $60 000
DES MOINES AP Mrs Pauline Kissel 46 was sentenced Tuesday to five years in the womens reformatory at Rockwell City on a charge of embezzling about $60 000 from the Siegel Furniture Co where she worked. She pled guilty before District Court Judge Gibson C Holliday. Officials said about $63 000 was missing and Kissel who is mother of two and had been a bookkeeper for 17 years admitted taking close to that amount.
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Des Moines
Pauline Kissel
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Kissel
Gibson C. Holliday
Vincent Hanrahan
Siegel Furniture Co
Largest 28 pound gold nugget found in North Carolina
A 28 pound gold nugget, valued at about $8,000 in 1803, was located in Cabarrus County, North Carolina, marking a historic discovery. The find highlighted early mining activity in the region, drawing attention to Cabarrus’s mineral wealth and frontier prospecting.
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Cabarrus County
N.C
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