Educator Charges Cheating At Colleges
Iowa City report says cheating lying and some stealing rise among college youth. Dean Charles E. McAllister cites regressive high school education disregard for private property and erosion of the family as factors. He urges integrated philosophy and greater religious emphasis in state schools.
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Iowa City
INS
Charles E. McAllister
University of Iowa
United States
Dean McAllister
New Deputy Sheriff Named in West Union
Leon Johnson resigns as night marshal to become second deputy for Sheriff Fred House. E A Cornish succeeds Johnson as night marshal.
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West Union
Leon Johnson
Fred House
E. A. Cornish
Johnson
Baby Dies After Monticello Crash
Jerry Lee Ahlrich aged 5 weeks, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Ahlrich farmers near Monticello died from injuries after a head on collision east of Monticello on Scotch Grove road Sunday night. Parents and Balster couple suffered cuts and bruises. both cars were badly damaged. Services for the infant set for Wednesday.
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Monticello
Jerry Lee Ahlrich
Jack Ahlrich
Hear
Ahlrich
Henry Balster
Scotch Grove Road
Balster
Balsters
Pre Holiday Traffic Warning From Iowa Expert
Dr. A R Lauer of Iowa State College warns the three day July 4 weekend may bring higher highway fatalities in Iowa. He cites predictions of three to six deaths and says Sunday evening traffic will be most hazardous. He urges careful driving and adherence to highway courtesy to keep toll from rising.
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Ames
Iowa
A. R. Lauer
Iowa State Colege
Lauer
Dubuque Hotel Owner Ends Life in St George Hotel
William Schaffhauser longtime operator of the St George hotel in Dubuque shot and killed himself Monday. Coroner Norbert Bahr said he was found in his hotel room and had been in ill health. He is survived by his brother George, secretary of the Dubuque Elks.
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Dubuque
INS
William User
St. George
Norbert Bahr
Schaffhauser
George
The
Oelwein Girl in Miss Iowa Beauty Race
Ruth Anderson nineteen of Oelwein flew to Des Moines to participate in the Miss Iowa contest during the Hawkeye Holidays celebration. She won Miss Fayette County and received awards valued at two hundred fifty dollars. Jean Wolfe of West Union placed third.
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Oelwein
Ruth Anderson
Des Moines
Lawrence Liebe
Miss Anderson
Fayette County
Oelweinwein
Jean Wolfe
West Union
Roy E. Anderson
Tama County Boys Attend Wildlife School
Fifty two boys from Tama county attended a wildlife school over three days in Toledo. The Tama County Fish and Game club sponsored the event directed by Harry Rector of Vinton. Participants came from Tama Traer Reinbeck Gilman Beaman Clut ter Garwin Dysart Gladbrook and Toledo. Meals were provided by the Toledo Legion auxiliary and a Sunday picnic followed with a water safety and first aid demonstration.
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Toledo
Tama County Fish and Game Club
Harry Rector
Vinton
Tama
Benton
Traer
Reinbeck
Gilman
Beaman
Clutter
Garwin
Dysart
Gladbrook
Toledo Legion Auxiliary
Tama City Park
State GOP Endorses Taft Hartley Measure
Des Moines AP Republican state headquarters announced it approved the Taft Hartley labor bill. The statement called the bill good and workable, criticizing labor leaders for opposing it and arguing rank and file workers will benefit in many ways.
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Des Moines
Republican News
Iowa Counties To Get More Road Money
Under a 1947 formula the state highway commission will allocate extra gas tax funds to farm to market and secondary roads based on need. June set a record for gas tax receipts totaling about 22.3 million for the year, with 17 million to primary road funds and about 4 million for farm to market and secondary roads. Southern counties were cited as most in need due to local tax limitations.
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Des Moines
State Highway Commission
C R Youth at Westminster Assembly in Grinnell Event
William Pfeffer of Cedar Rapids will participate in a discussion at the Westminster Fellowship national assembly in Grinnell. The Presbyterian youth group session draws more than 1,700 delegates worldwide as Pfeffer, faith and life commissioner, presided at two oral assemblies on Faith and Day. Pfeffer attends Westminster College, Missouri.
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Grinnell
William Pfeffer
Thirteeth Street
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Fellowship
National Assembly
Presbyterian
Grinnell Col
Pfeffer
National Council of the
Westminster College
Ten Cent Bus Fare Voted at Marshalltown
Marshalltown city council approved a 10 cent fare increase on City bus lines effective July 7, raising the present seven cent fare. Safety Bus Lines Inc officials, holder of the franchise, said intra city service would improve as a result of the rise.
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Marshalltown
Safety Bus Lines, Inc
Iowa
Typewriters Stolen From Roosevelt High School
Eighteen typewriters valued at 1500 dollars were stolen over the weekend from Roosevelt High School in Des Moines. Detectives said the theft appears to be the work of professionals.
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Des Moines
Roosevelt High School
Milwaukee seeks abandon 9.86 miles of track in Iowa
The Milwaukee petitions rail regulators for permission to abandon 9.86 miles of track in Jones Delaware and Dubuque counties. The line runs from mile O at Junction Switch to mile post 9.86 at Worthington.
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Anamosa
Milwaukee
Jones
Delaware
Dubuque
Mile O
Junction Switch
Worthington
Lisbon Girl Chosen as Girls State Delegate
Maxine Achey daughter of Mrs Thelma Achey has been chosen as Lisbon’s Girls State delegate for Grinnell July 23 30 by the Lisbon Legion auxiliary. Catherine and Eleanor Briggs of the Lisbon unit will be counselors in charge of music activities at Girls State.
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Lisbon
Maxine Achey
Thelma Achey
Grinnell
Lisbon Legion Auxiliary
Catherine
Eleanor Briggs
Girls State
Farm Hand Seriously Injured in Wyoming Street Collision
Joe Winans, a farm hand on the Lyle Tomkins farm east of Wyoming, was struck by a car driven by Robert Serbousek of Center Junction on Main Street during a severe storm. He suffers skull, leg and hip fractures and is hospitalized at Mercy, Anamosa.
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the Gazette
Wyoming
Joe Winans
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Robert Serbousek
Center Junction
Winans
Lyle Tomkins
Fights Over Comics Lead To Divorce
Mrs Phyllis Pearson 19 and Gene Pearson 21 in Des Moines divorce case with Judge Meyer granting the divorce and keeping Mrs Pearson in the home though mortgage payments arrears threaten loss to the lender. He alleged a black eye from fights over comic books and money as he read comics late at night.
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Des Moines
Phyllis Pearson
Joseph Meyer
London Evacuee Says She Feels Safe in United States
Mrs. Pearson testified she will remain in the United States and has no fear of the future. She recalled being evacuated from London at age 12 and enduring bombings, adding that nothing scares her after that.
Pillsbury Mills Buys Davenport Elevator
Pillsbury Mills acquires the Davenport elevator from Victoria Elevator Company of Minneapolis. The facility holds just over 1,000,000 bushels capacity and will be renamed the Pillsbury Davenport elevator under the Clinton office of the grain division.
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Pillsbury Mills
Davenport
Lis
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Victoria Elevator Company of
Minneapolis
Pillsbury Davenport Elevator
Clinton
Grain Division
Peters Succeeds Langworthy as Iowa Division Agent
J M Peters of Omaha was named division freight and passenger agent of the North Western railroad Iowa division succeeding G A Langworthy who becomes traffic manager of a western district at Omaha Peters had been division freight agent at Omaha.
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DES Moines
J. M. Peters
Omaha
G. A. Langworthy
North Western Railroad
Iowa
Peters
Omrala
Langworthy
Gillette Outlines Jews Program and Palestine Question
Former Iowa Sen Guy M Gillette spoke at a Philadelphia event about Jewish refugee policy and the Palestine question He said the Nations commission findings are awaited with eagerness and concern that the commission lacks binding authority until U N General Assembly action is possible
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Philadelphia
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Anthos Shana Gillette
League
Nations Commission
Palestine
U.N. General Assembly
Radios Record Nocturnal Sounds In Human Car Racket
A fragmented note reports radios failing to reproduce sounds in a human vehicle context. The item mentions a mismatch between audio output and environmental noise. No clear entities or dates are provided.
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