Housing Crisis Dominates Iowa City Debate
A joint survey by the League of Women Voters and University of Iowa Veterans' Association targets housing for about 1,700 new veterans, with total campus veterans potentially reaching 2,500 to 5,000. A nine member steering committee will assess options including trailer communities and prefabricated houses costing around 5 000 dollars each.
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Iowa City
League of Women Voters
University of Iowa Veterans’ Association
Iowa
University Veterans’ Association
C. Woody Thompson
Schick General Hospital
Charles Morganstern
Morganstern
Keokuk Tavernkeeper Held After Shooting
John M. Thorte a 35 year old Webster City World War II veteran is jailed charged with assault with intent to murder after a tavern shooting. He allegedly shot Lawrence Lorentzen of Kahoka Mo in a dispute over money. Lorentzen is in critical condition at a Keokuk hospital. Thorte posted bond set at 9000 dollars and was bound over to the jury.
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Keokuk
John M. Thorte
Webster City
Thorte
E. C. McPherson
Lawrence Lorentzen
Kahoka
Here
Lorentzen
Lowden Farm Couple To Note Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Fullriede senior celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at the farm two miles south of Lowden. Open house in afternoon and evening with a family dinner. The Fallriedes arrived from Germany in 1904. They have two sons Henry Jr and Fred, a daughter Mrs Herman Wiese, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Lowden
Henry Fullriede
Here
Fallriedes
Germany
Henry, Jr
Bennett
Fred
Herman Wiese
Divorces granted in Benton and Northeast Iowa court records
Eastern Iowa reports divorce decrees in Benton county district court. Lillian Benson of Vinton is divorced from Howard Benson for cruel treatment. Elizabeth Gesing of Waukon is granted a divorce from Joseph Gesing after 33 years of marriage, with property allocations in Winneshiek and Allamakee counties. Other local notes include Kiwanis anniversary events, clothing drive heads, new officers in several groups, and community projects across towns such as Waukon, Decorah, McGregor, Tipton and Manchester.
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Vinton
Benton County
Lillian Benson
Howard Benson
William F. Bader
Belle Plaine
Lois E. Bader
Waukon
Iowa
Kiwanis Clubs
Decorah
Henry Lubke
Byron Campbell
Charles G. Steen
Winneshiek County
Gesing
Allamakee County
Iowa Politics Notes Free Passes For Fair Out By Frank Nye
Iowa officials announce no free passes for the state fair this year not even for fair board officers or working press. President John P. Mullen and board members say everyone must pay entry while insiders live on grounds during fair week. A mid‑day briefing at the Montrose hotel will convene a discussion on legislators paying their way for State Day, amid appropriations questions.
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Fair Board
John P. Mullen
Montrose
Trial Jurors Drawn In Buchanan County
Independence judge R. W. Hasner will preside over the district court term opening February 4. Jurors drawn include Brandon Pump, Howard Satterlee, Elizabeth Reilly, Esteleen Moats, W. L. Murphy, Gordon Birchard, Reba Pollock, and many residents from Independence Jesup Lamont Rowley Stanley Winthrop and Winthrop area towns.
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R. W. Hasner
Waterloo
Brandon
Fred Pump
Howard Satterlee
Coggan
Elizabeth Reilly
Fairbank
Esteleen Moats
W. L. Murphy
Hazleton
Gordon Birchard
Reba Pollock
Harry Bern
Fern Brockling
Arthur Burns
John T. Cameron
Alice Cusick
Mildred Egan
Henry Gissel
Helen Hayward
Lester Jack
Virginia Landis
Velma Mahoney
Vern Osborn
Teresa Teale
Christina Wendling
Vernon Wing
Jesup
L. R. Campbell
Vernon Kieffer
Leo Wagner
Lamont
Neva Donaldson
James Ryan
Rowley
John Erger
Margaret Kress
Marguerite Wenger
Stanley
Albert Eschen
Henry Hare Walker
Harold Bretz
W. W. Worstall
Winthrop
Dale J. Arnold
Charles McParland
Leonard Thom
Mary Trainor
Charles Yeager
Hoover Convicted in Brother Slaying
Cavanell Bud Hoover was found guilty of second degree murder in the shotgun death of his brother Don Hoover. The jury deliberated nine hours before delivering the verdict.
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Sioux City
Cavanell
Bud” Hoover
Don Hoover
Aviation proposal seeks classes in Iowa schools
A planning committee proposes aviation courses for elementary and secondary teachers and students, submitted to the Iowa state department of public instruction on Saturday. The initiative aims to introduce aviation education into schools statewide.
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DES Moines
State Department of Public Instruction
Planning Committee
Iowa
Panam home lemon juice recipe aids rheumatic pain
A simple Panam home remedy using lemon juice claims quick relief from rheumatic and arthritis pain and neuritis. The article notes thousands are using the recipe and presents it as an easy self care option.
Iowa Auto Death Toll Matches Last Year
Twenty people have died in Iowa automobile accidents so far this month the state department of public safety reported Saturday. The toll is no lower than for the same period last year.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Department of Public Safety
President's special train can connect worldwide by phone
The statement notes that telephone conversations from the President on a special train are possible with any location worldwide where telephone or radio facilities exist. It emphasizes the reach of the communications setup and the flexibility of the presidential transport.
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United States
Iowa counties drive most overload in state mental hospitals
Ten Iowa counties account for 59 percent of hospital overload while holding 510 vacant beds in county homes. The overload totals 892 patients. The report urges transferring custodial patients to county homes to curb new-build costs and improve finances.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Mental Hospital Committee
Samuel W. Hamilton
U. S. Public Health Service
Fifty-first General Assembly
Appanoose
Dubuque
Hardin
Lee
Linn
Mitchell
Muscatine
Pottawattamie
Scott
Woodbury
Linn County
Linsane
Boone
Cerro Gordo
Dallas
Fayette
Guthrie
Jasper
Kossuth
Lucas
Marshall
Story
Sign on cafe Draws Curiosity in Indianapolis
A cafe sign in Indianapolis reads Come In Any way, attracting attention from passersby and curious customers. The playful message prompts speculation about the cafe's approach to service and atmosphere.
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Indianapolis
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