Legislative Group Will Visit Eldora
An Iowa legislative interim committee plans a August visit to the Iowa Training School for Boys at Eldora. They approved requests totaling over 1.3 million dollars, including a 500 thousand dollar emergency grant pending AG ruling, and a 110 thousand dollar grant to the state safety department for patrolman salary increases.
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Des Moines
Legislative
Iowa Training School
Eldora
State Board of Social Welfare
Sam Love
Welfare Board
State Safety Department
Board of Control
Board of Education
Mt. Pleasant State Hospital
Independence State Hospital
Oakdale Sanatorium
Iowa State
Teachers College Keyed for Deaf School Principal Home
Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs receives funds totaling 16476 dollars for a principal’s residence as part of a program tied to the Teachers College initiative. The grant aims to support campus leadership housing and facility improvements.
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Teachers College
Iowa School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Gov Blue Addresses Methodist Delegates in Indianapolis
Gov. Robert D. Blue of Iowa spoke to North Central jurisdiction delegates urging stronger national character and spiritual awakening. He said education on American government would lessen totalitarian threats while the conference planned four new bishops and board selections next week.
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Indianapolis
North Central Jurisdiction Conference
The
Methodist Church
Robert D. Blue
Iowa
Gov Blue
Iowa Woman Accused of Shooting at Boys
Sioux City Iowa Mrs Henrietta Kennaley 31 of Danbury is free on 1000 bond as grand jury reviews a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm. She allegedly fired a shotgun striking three boys across the street while they played near firecrackers. none were seriously hurt.
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Sioux City
INS
Henrietta Kennaley
Danbury
Town Without Cafes Taverns for Five Days
KIMBALLTON Iowa AP three cafes and taverns closed for five days in protest after city council refused beer licenses to two. Two remained closed and one reopened Tuesday as indictments for gambling and liquor were returned by the Audubon grand jury.
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Kimballton
Audubon Rand
Milk strike in Waterloo stalls grocers amid protest
Waterloo grocers keep milk and cream off counters as the Waterloo Retail Grocers Association enforces the strike begun Tuesday to oppose a one cent price rise. Distributors report only about 20 percent of normal sales and milk production at 90 percent with more orders for regular delivery routes.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Grocers Association
Tomcat Stands Guard Over Two Pet Rabbits
In Centerville a tomcat was found guarding a nest containing two pet rabbits, which had vanished from Roy Long's home six days earlier. The owner reunited them after spotting the trio in tall grass.
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Tomcat
Centerville
Roy Long
Long
Sun Sets Off Siren At Grain Elevator
A blazing sun triggered a grain elevator siren in State Center causing volunteer firemen to respond in extreme heat but no fire was found. In Iowa City a 10 month old polio victim, Richard Charles Abbey of Mason City, was flown in for treatment.
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State Center
Iowa City
Mason City
Richard Charles Abbey
Charles Abbey
Linn County Pioneer Dead
Central City honors W N Goldsberry 99 with services at Federated church. Born Indiana October 5, 1848, he spent most of life in Central City and vicinity and retired from farming about 25 years ago. Survived by daughter Pearl Goldsberry and wife Lutcina Haskell, who died ten years prior.
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Central City
Federated Church
W N. Goldsberry
Dubuque
Mr. Goldsberry
Linn County
Indiana
Lutcina Haskell
Goldsberry
Herbert Penly
Waterloo
Moline
Miss Pearl Goldsberry
Centerville
Francis Thompson Drowns in Cedar River at Waterloo
Francis Thompson 28 29 drowned in the Cedar River Tuesday night after stepping into a deep hole while swimming. His body was recovered about two hours later. It marked the fifth drowning in the Waterloo area this year. Thompson, an unemployed factory worker, formerly lived in New Hampton.
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Waterloo
INS
Francis Thompson
Cedar River
Thompson
New Hampton
14 Year Old Des Moines Girl Marry. Marriage Ruled Legal
Assistant County Attorney Ralph Randall states a 14 year old Des Moines girl's marriage to 19 year old Gerald Newton is legal with parental consent if ages are true. If ages are falsified to obtain a license without consent, the union remains legal though falsification can be prosecuted. The couple wishes to stay married.
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Des Moines
Ralph Randall
Earl Faler
Bonnie
Gerald Newton
Randall
Traer Farmer Fined for Drunk Driving Guilty Plea
Traer farmer pled guilty to a drunk driving charge in district court Tuesday and was fined 300 dollars. Tama laborer James Hayek faced drunk driving charges and was held to the grand jury under a 500 dollar bond after waiving a preliminary hearing before Justice H E Fox. Three Newton youths received five year suspended sentences in the Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty to larceny for stealing a farm implement wheel and tire from a Toledo service station last February.
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Gazette
TAMA
Charles
Podhajsky
James Hayek
Justice of the Peace
H. E. Fox
Newton
Charles A. Anthony
Floyd
Walter Gorman
Anamosa
Toledo
Wilson Campaign Expenses Tie to Primary Total
Des Moines reports Senator George A. Wilson filed campaign records showing $1 249.35 in expenditures for the recent primary. Wilson, who was renominated by the Republicans, also received $1 000 in contributions.
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Des Moines
INS
George A. Wilson
Secretary of State
Wilson
Polio cases climb to 51 in southwest Iowa
The AP reports 51 polio cases in southwest Iowa as of Tuesday night. Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs admitted two new victims, eight year old Charles Walter from Walnut and twelve year old James Wolfe of Dunlap.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Mercy Hospital
Charles Walter
Walnut
James Wolfe
Dunlap
Doupniks Celebrate 35th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Alex Doupnik marked their 35th wedding anniversary on Sunday with relatives and friends attending from Cedar Rapids Clutter Chel sea Keystone and Belle Plaine.
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Belle Plaine
Alex Doupnik
Cedar Rapids
Clutter
Chelsea
Keystone
Rules To Follow In Hot Weather
DES MOINES AP There isn t much you can do to get real relief from sudden surges of high temperatures says the state health department Dr C L Putnam deputy commissioner notes there have been three heat deaths in Iowa since Monday He offers tips Eat lightly Stay in the shade Walk on the shady side of the street Drink cool not cold drinks Consume a liberal amount of cool water Get a reasonable amount of sleep A little table salt will do well Take about a half to one teaspoon
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Des Moines
State Health Department
C. L. Putnam
Department
Iowa
Salt Intake Guidance After a Meal
Advises daily salt use with modest variation for perspiration. Recommends limiting bathing pools and land streams for two hours after meals. Cautions against fatigue and stress.
Ray Keating Arrested on an Assault Charge
Sheriff Henry Eichhorn arrested Ray Keating 32 on request of Dubuque County Sheriff Leo Martin Tuesday afternoon. Keating, a L G Streets farm employee near Scotch Grove, faces assault and battery charges and was released on a 500 dollar bond. Duffy, a Jones County farmer, reportedly suffered a fractured skull in a Dubuque fight.
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Anamosa
Henry Eichhorn
Ray Keating
Leo Martin
Dubuque County
Keating
L. G Streets
Scotch Grove
Dubuque
John Duffy
Jones County
Duffy
Lee County Tops Security Loan Drive Quota
Lee County wins top honor in the security loan drive by surpassing its quota. Roger F. Warin announces the southern division lead with sales of 605,933 against 604,445. Iowa weekly totals reach 54,850,962 with Fed weekly reports through July or August.
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Des Moines
INS
Lee County
Roger F. Warin
Iowa
Warin
Federal Reserve’ Bank
Farmer Henry Cline Dies After Haying Accident
Henry Cline, 45, a farmer near LaPorte City, died in a Waterloo hospital Tuesday from a spinal fracture sustained in a haying accident at his farm Monday.
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Waterloo
INS
Henry Cline
LaPorte City
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