All Iowa fair horticulture and Appaloosa show results
Horticulture winners highlighted by Mrs. Rohlena and Mrs. Richardson with multiple blue ribbons. Appaloosa classes listed by horse name and owner, with grand and reserve champions in stallions and mares, plus youth showmanship and high point honors across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Venneman
Laura Boghart
Merle Williams
Emil Lampareck
Lumir Shebetka
Shebetka
Richardson
Rohlena
Chloris Garden Club
Melinda Williamson
Cindy Gaumon
Shelley Venneman
Chuck Duffy
John Anderson
Appaloosa
Bright Chism
Max Day
Shellsburg
AH Skipit
Jim
Roberta Folgate
Dakota
Prince’s Bandit
Gerald Schmitz
Waterloo
Carl Mehciz
Waukesha
Wis
Absarokee Marko
Earl MacTaggart
Luzerne
Bright Penny
Max
Joyce Day
Cowboys
Ken
Bonnie Piehl
Readlyn
Helgens Appaloosas
Monticello
Princess Burnside
Donna Winters
St. Charles
Ill
Sexy Domino G
Korean War Defector Receives U S Passport
James Veneris, one of two Korean War defectors still in China, was issued an American passport by the U S liaison mission in Peking. He plans to visit his mother and three sisters in California and will not bring his Chinese wife and two children. He and Howard Adams remained in China after the 1953 armistice. the Defense Department says no charges are pending and defectors were dishonorably discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
U.S
Peking
James Veneris
China
Veneris
California
United States
Howard Adams
Defense Department
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