Marion Legion Auxiliary Names President and Officers
Mrs Henry Robbins is named president of the Marion American Legion auxiliary for the coming year. Officers include Mrs Gilbert Camp first vice president Mrs Pearl Wilbur second vice president Mrs Jack C Bross secretary Mrs Earl Helbig treasurer Mrs Elizabeth Hart chaplain Mrs Clara Clay historian Mrs Harry Hackett sergeant at arms and others on the executive committee. Delegates chosen for the Des Moines state convention July 20 21 are Mrs Dale Peyton Mrs Camp Mrs Bross and Mrs Robbins with alternates Mrs Clay Mrs Wilber Mrs Helbig and Mrs Love Stones. Gazette Want Ad Number 369-1234.
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Henry Robbins
Marion, American Legion Auxiliary
Gilbert Camp
Pearl Wilbur
Jack C. Bross
Earl Helbig
Elizabeth Hart
Clara Clay
Harry Hackett
Esther Kassler
Lillian Price
Walter Schlotterback
Des Moines
Dale Peyton
Camp
Bross
Robbins
Clay
Wilber
Helbig
Love Stones
Marion Chamber Schedules Country and Town Barbecue Ticket Sale
The Marion Chamber of Commerce sets advance ticket sales for July 11 for the annual Country and Town chicken barbecue. A 10 car caravan will sell tickets from 5 to 8 pm at the Armar ballroom with prices 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for children 12 and under. at the door 1.50 and 1.00 respectively. Milk will be served by Linn county dairy princess candidates. The chamber hopes dairy princess and Town Favorite Farmer's Daughter will attend.
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Marion Chamber of Commerce
Marion
Bill Lynch
Armar
Linn County
Dairy Princess
Lynch
Istate
Farmer’s
Chicago Thieves Take 37000 Pounds Dressed Beef Trailer
About 37 000 pounds of dressed beef were stolen from a Pennsylvania railroad terminal in Chicago. A refrigerated piggy back trailer carrying the meat vanished Saturday and was found empty Sunday in Northlake. The meat valued at 18500 dollars was en route from Sioux City to Quaker City Packing in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Northlake
Sioux City Dressed Beef Co
Quaker City Packing Co
Four Hurt Evacuating VAL Plane During Fire
Four persons were injured Sunday evacuating a United Air Lines Boeing 727 after an engine fire forced the pilot to abort takeoff at Chicago. The incident occurred during an attempted departure, prompting emergency evacuation and medical treatment for the injured.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Air Force Navy Rescue Inflight Refueling Miracle
A carrier-based Navy pilot was downed in Southeast Asia as Navy tankers and Air Force KC-135s refueled fighters in flight. Ten refuelings, six for the Navy, saved the F 4B Phantom and its crew from ditching. The operation averted losses valued at tens of millions and preserved aircraft and lives.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Sofar
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Navy
Southeast Asia
Frail
McCook
Neb
Dean Hoar
Idana
Kan
Nathan Campbell
Pine Bluff
Ark
Air Force
Mercy
Pentagon
Navy
Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Alaska
Liu Shao chi ouster reports discounted in Peking
The piece notes skepticism over Liu Shao chi’s alleged removal and possible arrest, with Western papers cautioning against assumed outcomes. It cites editorials suggesting Mao’s position is weak and warns against drawing civil war scenarios from “captive press” reports.
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New York
Washington
Consumer Report
Taipei
Formosa
Chi
Communist Party
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Mao Tse-tung
the Independent
China
Mao
New Egyptian Raids Seen As Domestic Political Bid
Tel Aviv based AP report says Israel’s military notes renewed clashes along the Suez Canal and sees Egyptian actions as political maneuvers by President Nasser. Egypt aims to preserve war morale at home while delaying criticism, with potential raids beyond the cease-fire line but no major drive to regain terrain.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
Sinai
Port Fuad
Ask Seat Belt Use in Reports of Accidents
U S Public Health Service urged police to report seat belt use in traffic accidents. Dr Richard Marland said authorities should make this information available to the media to show belts save lives and reduce injuries.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Uaion
Richard Marland
Garrison Warrant Dismissed Over Extradition Papers
A New Orleans warrant for Gordon Novel's extradition was dismissed in a Columbus municipal court after attorney Jerry Weiner argued no proper papers were received. Ohio had previously returned extradition papers to Louisiana twice due to errors. Novel, previously linked to the Kennedy investigation, appeared in Ohio as a fugitive witness.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Gordon Novel
Jerry Weiner
William Gillie
Ohio
Louisiana
Novel
Garrison
Kennedy
Novell
Papal Delegate Speaks in Coventry Cathedral
Archbishop Igino Cardinale became the first papal delegate to address an Anglican cathedral since the Reformation, signaling a historic moment in Anglican Roman Catholic dialogue in Coventry England.
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Coventry
England
Igino Cardinale Sunday
Rome
Two Linn School Systems Awarded Greenspan Aid
Rep John Culver announced Greenspan awards for Linn county schools to fund outdoor recreation facilities. North Linn receives 3973.20 for 40 acres with ball fields tennis courts plus 2970.00 cost share for conservation practices. Alburnett Schools get 1090.73 for 6.6 acres to create a sports and recreation area with 660.00 cost share aid.
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Washington
John Culver
Greenspan
Linn County
North Linn Community I
Department of Agriculture
Alburnett Community Schools
Alburnett Schools
Chinese Youth Shun Parents in Rangoon Riot Aftermath
More than 500 Chinese students naturalized Burmese refused to rejoin their parents after safety protection amid anti Chinese riots that left over 40 dead. Parents and guardians were invited to collect the students as officials restored normalcy, but barricaded doors and chants from Communist leaders stalled reunions.
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Rangoon
Burma
Second Fireworks Charge Against Nashua Market Operator
NASHUA AP Wiard Jannsen 54 operator of a Nashua area market complex was charged a second time in three days with illegal sale of fireworks. Officers confiscated 3000 worth of fireworks at his home and 500 more at another location. Jannsen appeared in New Hampton justice court and was bound over to district court in 1000 bond.
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Nashua
Wiard Jannsen
Chickasaw County
Gajen Folkers
Jannsen
Justice of the Peace
New Hampton
Tto District Court
Tama Man Jailed On Larceny Charge
Tama resident Robert Dailey is jailed in Tama County on a $500 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing on larceny charges. The case, filed by Frank Wharton, alleges Dailey took a pouch and wallet from a man on Tama's main street, threw the pouch away, and spent $20 of the wallet’s $30 to buy a new watch.
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Tama
Robert Dailey
Tama County
E. C. Carnal
Leonard Jantzen
Dailey
Frank C. Wharton
iTama
Tama Main Street
Palace Tavern
Embroider Flower Motifs Pattern 821 Offered
Quick color ful stitches for linens and children's clothing. Pattern 821 features sixteen motifs. Send pattern name and address with payment: 35 cents plus 15 cents handling to Laura Wheeler Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Box 161 New York NY 10011.
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Laura Wheeler
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Dé Needlecraft
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Eight Nabbed in Des Moines Vandalism Outbreak
Eight youths and young adults, aged 15 to 24, were arrested after about 50 people rioted in Des Moines central districts. Four charged with unlawful assembly and freed on bond. one with unlawful assembly and intoxication fined $50. Three to appear at juvenile bureau. Police wore helmets. one officer hit by a bottle but not injured.
Des Moines Area Describes Downtown Section
A description places the downtown district west of Keosauqua Street as a predominantly Negro area, noting its socio geographic character within Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Keosauqua Street
Knowledge of Cars Leads to Arrest
Ben Jerome Potter Jr., 15, of Indian Settlement, learned enough about cars to steal rides. In Montour, Marshal Bill Meeker arrested him for driving without a license. He pled guilty and was fined 10 dollars plus costs, to be paid by his father at 2 dollars weekly until settled.
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Tama
Ben Jerome Potter, Jr
Montour
Bill Meeker
Ben, Jr
E. C. Carnal
iCarnal
Probate Notices and Ordinance Actions in Cedar Rapids
Notices announce multiple probate matters in Linn County Iowa including wills, executors, administrators, and creditors for Edward J. Nemec Rosie Van Pelt Richard L. Hart and John Barton. Also details city ordinances on street renaming zoning changes and public notices from Cedar Rapids City Council with second publication dates and required actions.
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District Court of
State of Iowa
District Court
Linn County
Edward
Nemec
Rosie Vanpelt
Edward J. Nemec
Yas Sie
Rosie van Pell
Walter J. van Pelt
Haying
District Court of the State of Laws
Lina County
Richard L. Hart
Robert Lee Hart
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ted V. Ruffin
Iowe
State of Jows
John Barton
Une
Marche
Mary Barton
District Court of County
Mary. Barton
Lowa
Joseph J. Severn
Tawa
North Towne Lane
Worth Towne Place
Lot 17
Blairs Ferry Road
North Towne Place
Robert M. L. Johnson
Bate
Gori
van Pelt
Cedar Erie
Lowe Barnes
Wadsworth Elderkin, Locher and P
Low
Sader Rapids
Ukdinance NO
Sora
Greene
Avenue
Fairfax
Stallman
Shakespeare
Vondra
Buresa
Kavar
David Steinmetz
Wallace J .Sezer
Braire
Nora
CBN
Sam
Charles
Emma Raland
James HW. Kurtz
Charles J
Holand
Albert J. Snell
Elmer Vorel
Franklin J. Karat
Albert W. Suchomel
Harald G. Schaefer
John Anderson
Jerk
Billy
Cedar’ Rapids
Fairfax St
South Stone Co
Ln Elec
Lt & Power
Meelina
H. Aub & Sons Re 8 Construction Co
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