Linn County Politicians and Officials Face Reforms and Terms
In Linn County strong names appear as candidates and officials vie for terms. J W Riley, a Cedar Rapids native and lawyer, highlights veteran status and civic roles while Alfred Ross and Evans show long service in Marion and Cedar Rapids. James H. Smith seeks a 13th sheriff term. Joe Stoddard and Donald H. Cover hold longstanding county offices.
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Thut Axmear
James H. Smith
J. W. ‘Joe’ Stoddard
Donald H. Cover
County Supervisor Candidates Face 1962 Term Fill
Sutera Miles P Sutera farmer near Robins seeks a new three year term he has held since 1951 The term begins January 1962 but must be filled this year He chairs Linn county Board of Social Welfare is vice president of the State Assn of County Officials and is a past president of the Supervisors Assn of Iowa Burrill John A First deputy auditor living at 1302 Fifth St NW is a native of Claremont New Hampshire and has held public posts including conduit engineer bank teller and manager of the insurance department of United Drug Co Evans John leader in civic and labor affairs in Marion is noted for long service and duties
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J. W
Tom” Riley
Linn County Mental Health Assn
Linn County Assn
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Riley
First Presbyterian Church
High Twelve
Clark Rd
Cedar Rapids
Franklis High School
University of Lews Law College
Air Force
Simmons, Perrine, Albright, Ellwood and
Neff
Alfred Ross
Marion
Linn County
Monticello
Coggan
George Pederson
Robert Pratt
Coggon
Doris
June
Evans
YMCA
Jane Boyd
Miles P. Sutera
Robins
Sutera
Linn County Board of Social Welfare
State Assn
The
Supervisors Assn. of
Iowa
John A. Burrill
Elks Club
Merchants National Bank
Elks, Mizpah Lodge
Claremont
N. H
Burrill Burrill
Boston
Burrill
Insurance Department
United Drug Co
Roxborough Players
Barnstormers
Curtain Call Club
John Evans
Local Government Leaders Named in District Notice
Third District Supervisor Dudley Henderson, 42, a farmer near Central City, chairs the board after appointment in 1956 to fill Henry J. Hood's vacancy. County Attorney Richard F. Nazette, 40, has held the post the last four years and served as first assistant from 1951 to 1956. Clerk of Court Melvin J. McCalley, 33, seeks a second term after succeeding Ar-
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Dudley Henderson
Farmer
Central City
Board of Supervisors
Henry J. Hood
Richard F. Nazette
Melvin J. McCalley
Iowans Favor Schooling for Young Marrieds
A Des Moines report shows Iowa farmers largely support married teens attending high school and oppose banning married students from activities. The Iowa State study notes 1 to 5 percent of high schoolers are married, with 60 percent backing continued schooling, 24 percent against, and 16 percent undecided.
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Des Moines
YPI
Iowa
Lee Burchinal
Wallaces Farmer Magazine
Legislature Asked To Turn the Bird
Mississippi State Rep. George Cossar urged lawmakers to rotate the gold eagle on the capitol dome to face his district He claimed future generations would recall the 1960 session as the legislature which turned the bird.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
George Cossar
Mississippi
Capitol Dome
Cossar
Anne Jeffrey Hosts Love That Bob Show at 12:30
Anne Jeffrey welcomes guests on Love That Bob airing Monday at 12 30 on Television 9. The program features conversation and entertainment with a studio audience.
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Anne Jeffrey
Television
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linn
AFL
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Veterans’ Farm
Palo School
Rankin
Palo Cooperative Telephone Assn
Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club
Linn County Republican Central Committee
Old Washington High School
Marion Presbyterian Church
Farm Bureau
Marion Lodge No. 6
AF and
Masonic
Linn County Fair Board
Lindenwood College
St. Charles, Mo
Laborers Union No. 43
Iowa State Building Trades Council
Mrs. Burrill
Fifth St
Parade
Wolverine
Oerdorhof
Third Ave
Keokuk County
Palo Alto
TV 9
Walter H. Grant
Democratic
1St Avenue
Alfred
6Th Ave
Marios
Admiral
Reli Nies Furniesure CO
Ist St
Ist Ave
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