Lane disputes Indians GM rule claims a 4 year waiver idea offered
Cleveland general manager Frank Lane denies statements about trimming rosters and halting 15 optional minor leaguers. He clarifies his suggestion would bar option of players with four years in organized baseball to the minors without waivers, citing Marv Throneberry as example and responding to George Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
NEW York
Frank Lane
Cleveland Indians
Lane
Marv Throneberry
New York Yankee
Yankees
Berry
Washington
Cleveland
Denver
Yankee
George Weiss
Weiss
Welch edges Anderson for GOP U S Senate nomination
Helena AP reports Louis Welch a copper smelter worker at 90 dollars weekly appears set to challenge Democratic incumbent Mike Mansfield for the U S Senate. Welch won the Republican nomination by an 89 vote margin over Blanche Anderson after trailing earlier in returns.
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Helena
Louis Welch
Mike Mansfield
U. S. Senate
Montana
Welch
Blanche Anderson
Notice of Administration in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned announces on June 23, 1958, that Gast A. Iteints is the administrator of the estate of David I of Linn County Iowa, deceased. Creditors must present their claims for settlement, and the administrator is empowered to settle debts. Pickens, Attorneys, represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seay
David I
Linn
Iowa
Linn County
Fiera Pickens
Briles Case Notifies Parties to AppeaR Referee Ruling
A legal notice from Linn County Iowa directs Briles and related defendants including the State of Iowa and the State Department of Social Welfare to appear before Referee in Cedar Rapids on June 7, 1958. The matter concerns approval of a report and distribution of shares, with objections to be filed by interested parties.
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Momi Gievong
Tate
Dante
Wilber
Briles
Cedar Rapi
Owa
F. Mrkvicka
U.S. Teenager Looks at Tomorrow in Parade Feature
Parade profiles Brett Stauffer from California in its first report on global youth and previews the 19,000 Women of Distinction Who's Who issue. It also covers movie hopefuls chasing breaks, a space travel barrier study, and Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber's portable playground, with other features.
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U.S
Brett Stauffer
Logan, Iowa Pilot Dies in Plane Crash Off East Coast
The Navy reported Lt. (j.g.) Gaylord Helm of Logan Iowa was killed when his plane crashed while approaching the carrier Ranger off the East Coast. The aircraft was waved off on approach, circled for another attempt, and was last seen about three miles from Ranger before going down at sea.
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Washington
Mavy
J.g
Gaylord Helm
Logan
Ranger
Helm
Notice of executrix and probate actions in Linn County Iowa
Public notices announce appointment of executrix for Eleanor Florans estate and executrix duties for Ray L. S. Tympr. A probate hearing is set for Irene Dmitryk will and testament. Attorneys Kubicek Novak Kubicek oversee filings and claims.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Irene Dmitryk
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Arthur Axmear
Ger District Court
Kubicek
Novak
Farm Labor Views on Voter Parity Conflict
Des Moines. A governor’s study committee heard conflicting views from farm and labor groups on reapportioning the Iowa legislature. Labor leader Jack McCoy opposed population based in one house and area based in the other, while Farm Bureau spokesman Glen Taylor supported population area division between houses. Drake political scientist George E. Telford warned unequal vote weight under current rules. The committee will reconvene June 28 to refine proposals for a single bill.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jack McCoy
Ottumwa
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Herschel Loveless
Glen Taylor
Farm Bureau
George E. Telford
Drake University
Robert Ray
Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Atty
Robert Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Sealed bids requested for concrete work by Cedar Rapids School District
The Cedar Rapids Community School District invites sealed bids for a concrete work project at its district offices in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Bids due by 2:00 p.m. June 11 1958 at 946 Second Avenue 8 W Cedar Rapids read aloud publicly. A 5 percent certified check plus a full bond and contract within 10 days after acceptance. The district reserves right to reject all bids and favor domestic Iowa labor products and coal. Signed E W Lundquist secretary.
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George Wahington
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Seno
Lans
Ratueat
Second Avenue
Macias
Perioks
Notice of Executrix Appointment in Linn County
Notice states that an executrix has been appointed for the estate of Robert in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to render any debts promptly and to present claims duly authenticated to the Clerk of Linn County District Court for settlement.
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State of Iowa
Linn Ee
Eleanor Fiorans
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Ray L. S
Pg of
Our
Atront Maer
Robert Mar
Special Election Debate on Water Franchise Rights
A fragmented notice discusses a special election regarding the Water Company franchise and rate negotiations. It outlines council authority to negotiate terms, protect customer interests, and authorize actions tied to utility regulation. The document mentions a period of five years and the need for voter approval or related actions.
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Hiawatha
Uae
Apy
Fesigs
the Es Water Company
Council
Provatertion
Erly J
DA Ilewatha
Four Boys Drink 56 Cans of Beer in Des Moines Area
Four Des Moines area youths aged 16 reportedly drank up to 56 cans of beer in a secluded wooded area near Des Moines. Deputies say two boys passed out. A West Des Moines tavern operator faces charges for supplying the beer after authorities say they bought 48 cans from him. The youths told parents they planned to hitchhike to a drive-in movie.
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Des Moines
UPI
Polk County
Man Killed in Chariton Stock Car Race
Des Moines man Loren D. Ford was killed at Chariton Community Park when struck by a racing car while serving as flagman at stock car races. His wife witnessed the accident.
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Chariton
UPI
Loren D. Ford
Des Moines
Unclear fragmentary record from unidentified items
Fragmentary text mentions names Darit eis Shuttleworth Ingersoll and places or items like Meenas My Lai and Spence te ni Morenente with no coherent event or context available in the readable portions.
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D' Prederich W
Darit Eis Shuttleworth
Ingersoll
Fragmentary notice hints at property division proceedings
Fragmented OCR text mentions property tie to a plat, June date, and a clerk named Sire id jm lows. The readable portion implies a legal or property-related notice with dates and names, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about parties, location, or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jm Lows
Iowa Blind Aid Falls Short, Gov Says
Governor Herschel Loveless told the Iowa Association for the Blind convention that the states program for the blind is pitifully short of the mark. He cited low salaries few workers and inadequate funding along with public indifference and lack of community responsibility for integrating blind people into normal life. He noted Iowa ranks 48th in placing blind people back into competitive work.
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Vinton
Herschel Loveless
Iowa Association For the Blind
Iowa
Loveless
Protests Filed In Pleasant Valley Election
Pleasant Valley residents filed charges Friday alleging solicitation and electioneering inside a polling place during the Monday primary. They said precinct one voters were urged to switch party affiliation for the precinct committeeman race. Write-in candidates Fred Shutter and Amy Greenwood defeated Don W. Innes and Ruth Rubery. Innes had protested the Monday night procedures as results were tabulated Tuesday.
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Pleasant Valley
UPI
Fred Shutter
Amy Greenwood
Don W. Innes
Ruth Rubery
Innes
Fred Berger
Robert Shaw
Loren Sloane
Jobless Pay for Pensioned Vet?
An Iowa appeals referee weighs if a veteran can collect unemployment compensation while also receiving military retirement or disability pay. Gordon C. Shoeman of Madrid asked after his layoff May 2. his $38 weekly army retirement exceeds his $30 unemployment benefit. The ruling cites state law deducting retirement or pension from benefits. No decision yet.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Employment Security Commission
Gordon C. Shoeman
Madrid
Firestone Tire ,and Rubber Company
Shoeman
Boone
John A. Peters
Commission
Contracts Set for Telemetering Units
Army engineers awarded about 55000 for radio telemetering gear for water stage stations linked to the Coralville dam. Land Air Corporation of Chicago will supply 33500 of radio transmitters while Edwards Construction Company of Geneseo will build towers and stations costing 21415. Base station sits at the dam administration building with gauge rooms at UI hydraulics lab and stations along the Iowa River near Marengo and Lone Tree, Clear Creek near Cornville, and English River near Kalona.
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Iowa City
Army
Coralville
Land Air Corporation of
Chicago
Edwards Construction Company
Geneseo, NL
Dam
SUI Hydraulics Laboratory
Iowa River
Marengo
Clear Creek
Cornville
English River
Kalona
Lone Tree
Murder Charge Filed Against Iowa Farmer
Donald J. Klinger, 39, a Callender area farmer, was indicted by a grand jury on a murder charge in the slaying of his father Carl I. Klinger. The shooting occurred at the son's farm about five miles west of Callender. The county attorney said arraignment would likely occur next week. authorities quoted Mrs. Donald Klinger with disputed statements about the motive.
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Fort Dodge
Donald J. Klinger
Callender
Carl I. Klinger
Callenuer
Klinger
Donald Klinger
In Memoriam Elmer Yanecek Obituary Note
ISH expresses sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives Northwestern railroad employees and Rev Moore for kindness during the death and bereavement of husband and father Elmer Yanecek. Mrs Elmer Yanecek and Agnes. Also mentions mortuaries monuments Novak Monument Co and Cedar Memorial Park lot for sale three spaces. Lost items and miscellaneous notes include a money clip and an implement piece found. Western textual fragment lists a damaged city notice.
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Moore
Elmer Yanecek
Agnes
Novak Monument CO
Green Lawn
Cedar Memorial Park
Karaser
U.S. and Soviet To Exchange Farm Expert Delegates
The U S Department of Agriculture announced that six American farm expert delegations will travel to Soviet Russia this summer and fall to study agriculture. Russia will send a matching six teams here, with three more pairs planned next year. Secretary Benson eyeing a July trip to Russia and northern Europe.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Russia
Russia
Benson
U.S
Department
United States
Soviet Union
Lebanon seeks UN aid to preserve independence
Foreign Minister Charles Malik told the UN Security Council that Lebanon cannot defend itself against the United Arab Republic alone and urged international action. He delivered a lengthy indictment of Nasser's UAR, accusing it of meddling in Lebanese politics and declaring Lebanon's fate and regional peace depend on the council's response.
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United Nations, N. Y
Lebanon
U.N
United Arab Republic
Charles Malik
Security Council
Nasser
U.A.R
Malik
Lost and Found Ads Mark Cedar Rapids Issue
A June 7, 1958 Cedar Rapids Gazette page shows scattered notices and ads. Items include a missing black and white Collie near Junction and a license plate inquiry in Iowa City. The page also lists services from Jewelers, beauty shops, and multiple classified requests for Foster homes, repairs, and home services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
And
Junction
Black
Iowa City
Baxter Motor Tire Department Contact Virgil Kula
Local car service listing shows Baxter Motor Tire Department with Virgil Kula as contact at 2400 6th St SW. The entry references automotive tires and maintenance offerings, indicating a commercial roadside service detail in a small town setting.
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Tire Department
Virgil Kula
Lybaer Hes Corporation
6Th St
Mae Es
Hnanit We
Ot & A, Oy
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