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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1957

Page

4

Des Moines Teens Lead in Redistricting and Voting Age Debate

In Kankerye Boys State voters weighed legislative reapportionment tied to the 1950 census and a proposed lower voting age. Federalist candidate Mike Glenn, 16, and Nationalist Charles Jons, 17, debated age thresholds and platform planks on education funding, budget balance, liquor laws, and highway spending. Other candidates included Steven Hott, 16, Lamont. Herbert Juse, 17, Mr. Vernon. and Dick Squires, 18, Cresco, seeking offices such as secretary of agriculture and commerce commissioner.

Des Moines Kankerye Boys State Mike Glenn Sidney Federalist Party Charles Jons Sac City State House Representatives Iowa House Nationa Party Fee Tawi the Gazette Offier Steven Hott Lamont Secratary of Agriculture Hebert Juse Mr. Vernon Dick Squires Cresco Commerce Commission

Polio Rate Linked to Salk Vaccine, Iowa Officials Say

Iowa polio cases in five months of 1956 remained low with four nonparalytic instances and one unconfirmed possible case. Health officials note vaccine demand outpaces supply and shipments paused since May 17, while experts consider misdiagnosis with Coxsackie virus in some nonparalytic cases.

Ralph Heeren Health Department Manthly Becaus Heeren Iowa Health Department Veeren Possiblalf Java

Mother 26 Carries Three Tots From Fire

Beverly Negan 26 escaped with smoke inhalation after carrying her three children from a blaze in her apartment above a grocery in Sioux City. Firefighters rescued her and determined the cause of the fire was not yet known with damage about 250.

Mother Sioux City Beverly Negan St. Joseph’s Hospital Hegaa Vivian Spencer Spencer Edgar Wigman

Oxford Horse and Pony Show Winners Listed

Winners in the Oxford Lions Club horse and pony show are listed by event and finish, with participants from Oxford and nearby areas. Included are pony, horse, musical cha.langes, and sprint events, plus a TV program teaser for The Lie on FORD THE ATER Wednesday at 9:30 on Channel 9.

Oxford Gareeint Oxford Lions Club Pony Onle Jean Ann Stovkman Jim Collins Nuster] Brown Calling Dick Hottie Ro— Rieke Stockman Denne Framel Arvin ‘Thawyson Slur Min Pfalking Evansdale Dainwoorle Asure Dannie Lowe Getty Overl Sons Rientinian Keotgs Area Whiam Kettelson Sprint Ten Cole Baster” Grint Arthur A Woert AtKits Dili Bhanwootte Musdral Rhair Jim Callins Tom Cal- Dick Holley Dumwoude Nine Grace Cesar Romero Hetty Field Ford Theater Channel 9

Highway 30 Named Iowa’s Busiest Route in 1956

Iowa Highway Commission data show 1,429,410 daily vehicle miles on the Clinton to Blair route, the state’s busiest. Davenport to Blair Rapids trails at 1,310,880 daily miles, per four year survey by traffic engineers and the federal roads office. James Condon of Davenport elected president at the Aloswery family reunion in Lowden with Emer Mawry the oldest member present.

Ames Mns Iowa Iowa Highway Commission Orepork Clinton Blair Bridge Nebraska Davenport Camnell Bluirs Commission Federal Bureau of Roads Lowden James Condon Davenport W Aloswery Familly Lou Christensen Osford Junction Emer Mawry

State Enjoying Unexpected Deluge of Income Tax Cash

The State Tax Commission reports a strong early fiscal year with income tax receipts far ahead of last year. Revenue from income, sales, corporation, and use taxes shows substantial gains, with income tax alone about 4 million ahead at mid-year and overall tax lift nearing 7 million, boosting the governor’s budget cushion.

Krauser. Mainel Toax Commission Lincome Osmied Taranie Tix Sfield Sarsfield

Patrick’s School Commencement Honors Class of 1967

SS Patrick’s school awarded diplomas to graduates including Robert Britt Ann Broghammer Ronald Geerke DeAnn Corvoran James Bike Kathryn Lasche Darlene Loecke David Loecke Marshall Mangold Lejona Manternach Mona McBonaki Janet McElrett Kathleen Monaghan Jerome O’Brien Jean Becker Donald Reilly Mary Ann Ryan Harold Sullivan James Supple Judith Walderbach Kathryn Woods Kathleen Gieser. Three members attended Vera White Ray’s dinner. Dagny Hexom named valedictorian. Maryanne Johnson named si ludalarian. Helen Hervey elected alumni president with Irene Voters Bernadine Hervey and Dean Hartzell in officer roles.

Decorah Dagny Hexom Floyd Hexom Maryanne Johnson Phil Johnson Keswick Helen Hervey Irene Voters Bernadine Hervey Dean Hartzell Treasue

Family to Leave for South Africa Astrups to depart for mission field

The Kev, Mr. and Mrs. Wialmar Astrup will be honored at a tea in Decorah First Lutheran to mark their two year furlough. After June 10 they sail for South Africa to work among natives in the gold fields of the Orange Free State with their five children, including twins Connie and Camilla who just finished high school.

Narpers Ferry Wialmar Astrup First Lutheran Church Decorah Women's Missionary Federation United States Carrie Lee Peceruh Astrups South Africa Virginia Orange Free State Mr. Astrup Ami Astrup Connie Camilla Evangaline John Mark

Planned Johnson County group to aid retarded children

Iowa City organizers announce a meeting to form the Johnson County Society for Retarded Children. Four local women led by Mrs. Phillip Grey will host June 10 with Dr. Milford Barnes of the University psychiatry staff as principal speaker on emotional problems of retarded children. Walker band concerts begin Wednesday in the city park with Leigh Fleming directing.

Iowa City Johnson County Society Phillip Grey Milford Barnes Univerisity of

Farmer Finds Lost Money After Digging For Fishworms

Duane Schroeder of Manchester receives his lost billfold with his drivers license social security number fishing license and insurance cards plus 248 in cash and 78 in checks. It was found by Les Heiken while digging fishworms in his yard southwest of town. The bank honored the checks and Schroeder got replacement water damaged money.

Manchester Duane Schroeder Schroeder Chicago Les Heinken Town Chiccaga Heiken Schreeder

Upper Iowa Sets Swim Schedule

Red Cross swimming instruction starts Monday at Upper Town University for eight weeks. Dr. Gene Beck leads the Tessans with Sid McCan Free Ron Jarms and Kathy Shaf er assisting. Classes move across towns on specific days with age group time slots from 1 45 to 3 10 and Saturday 10 to 11 38.

Fayette Red Cross Upper Town University Gene Beck Sid McCan Ron Jarms Kathy Shafer Clermont Elgin Trawkeye Randalia Banks Bethel West Uniion Eldora St. Lucas Wadena Waucoma Alpha

Fayette square dances invite Fayette area youths this summer

Fayette Aile and neighboring communities are asked to join Wednesday outdoor pavilion square dances at Fayette High School. Children in next year's sixth grade and under dance 7 15 to 8 15 pm, while junior high and high school ages dance 8 30 to 10 pm under lights for ten weeks starting Wednesday. In Clutier the school board awards remodeling contracts for the old gym totaling 12 892 dollars, with work split among Muellee Construction James Martin and others.

Fayette Fayette High School Clutier Muellee Construction Company Marshalltown James Martin Independence Martin

Women to Hand Out Bluffs Parking Tickets

Council Bluffs plans to hire two women as parkeites to ticket parking violators. They will also greet tourists and provide city information to promote goodwill.

Council Bluffs INS Iowa Eldon E. Winger

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