Hospital-Specialist Lease Examined in Iowa Trial
A Des Moines trial over a hospital doctor dispute examined a proposed lease for radiologists at Jane Lamb Memorial hospital. Peter J. Alexander testified the agreement would have the hospital appoint radiologists, supply space, pay staff, and bill patients in the radiologist’s name, with fees settled by the hospital board. The case tests whether hiring specialists to operate hospital laboratories constitutes practicing medicine, with Judge Moore signaling a long recess into mid September.
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Knudsen
Philip H. Cless
Alexander
Towa
Hosital
County Medical Society
Hospital Board of Trustees
Cress
Moore
Landes Awarded Marston Medal at Iowa State College
Landes, Gene Boyd, a 1910s Iowa State College mechanical engineering alumnus and former vice president at Carbide and Carbon Chemicals, was named the Marston Medal recipient. Born in Keosauqua, he began with Iowa Telephone and Sherman Smith Manufacturing, retiring March 31, 1954, after a storied career in petrochemical production and plant management.
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Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company
Iowa Telephone Company
Des Moines
Sherman Smith Manufacturing Company
Independence
Liquor Seizure At Burlington Tavern Spurs Raid Charge
Burlington authorities seized two full bottles of whisky one partial bottle and a shot during a raid at the Fifth Wheel tavern owned by Jeann Elliott. County Attorney William Cahill said a liquor violation charge is likely illegal possession of liquor. The raid involved sheriff's deputies city police and listed the owner as the defendant.
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Burlington
Jeann Elliott
Fifth Wheel
William Cahill
Triplett Grabb and Sioux City Boy Testify at Trial
Eight year old Sioux City neighbor testifies that Ernest Triplett grabbed his wrist at the Osborn home the night Jimmy Bremmer disappeared. The trial, tied to the Bremmer boy’s kidnapping and death, continues with a taped mental health institute statement slated for jury consideration.
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Osborne
Triplett
Bremmer
R. G. Rodman
Cherokee ‘State Mental Health Institute
Rodjman
Phillips Scholarship Fund of $10 500 Set
IOWA CITY The Chester A Phillips scholarship fund of 10500 was announced at a post graduation alumni reunion of the University of Iowa college of commerce. George P Lloyd a 1926 graduate presented the fund in recognition of the lasting impressions Dean emeritus Phillips has made. Provost Harvey Davis will accept for the university pending finance committee approval. Phillips, 73 next month, acted as interim university president in 1940 and remains active in banking and local civic groups.
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Iowa City
Chester A. Phillips
University of Iowa College of Commerce
Phillips
College of Commerce
George P. Lloyd
Joliet, Ill
Lloyd
Harvey Davis
State Board of Education
Bpten
University of Iowa
Eugene Gilmore
Virgil M. Hancher
First National Bank of
Rowboat sinks ends boys Huckleberry Finn trip to St Louis
Emmetsburg youths Kent Vander Velde, 16, and John Morris, 15, said their motorless 14 foot rowboat capsized on the Missouri near St Joseph, Missouri, forcing them to swim to shore and abandon a 700 mile journey from Sioux City to St Louis that began June 2.
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Emmetsburg
Kent Vander Velde
John Morris
Missouri River
St.Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
ISC Confers Diplomas on East Iowans
East Iowa graduates join the ICA ISU in the eighty fourth annual commencement at the Armory. Bachelor of science degrees span engineering agriculture science home economics and related fields. Notable names include Amana Violet Rettig Belle Plaine Marlene Frazell Cedar Rapids James Allen Gerald Beyers John Lind and Harry Duensing among many others from towns such as Amana Atkins Decorah Iowa City and Washington.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Armory
Gazette Area
Amana
Violet Rettig
Atkins
Donald Jacobi
Belle Plaine
Marlene Frazell
Richard Petiit
Calmar
Floyd Buchelt
Carl Meyer
Darryl Wangsness
Cedar Rapids
James Allen
Gerald Beyers
Jean Brink
Helen Dennie
John Engshow
Patricia Farris
Barry Herron
Elizabeth, Hilborn
John Hunter
Charles Lynch
Dolores Scolaro
Richard Treka
Hugh Wiegman
Gerald Vetter
Central City
Joe Doudna
Conesville
Gerald Allen
Decorah
Gertrude Torgrim
Ann Zachary
Delta
Duane Rowe
Durant
John Lawlor
Agrono
Dysart
Carol Pieper
Dyersville
David Freymann
Elgin
Burton Wolf
Elkader
Erma Eggimann
Independence
Charles Ong
Robert Ralston
Iowa City
John Lind
Richard Reid
Lone Tree
Donald Wolf
Marengo
Paul Ohland
Marion
Gene Morris
Martelle
John Kuntz
Mechanicsville
Kenneth Herring
Mt. Vernon
Rhoda Schnittjer
Oelwein
Jeaneen Sinclair
Riverside
Oscar Steele
Sigourney
Richard Carmichael Toledo
Esther Hayes Cree
Vinton
Tom Gallaher
George Guenther
Patricia Guenther
Clarence Lutz
Washington
William L. Haas 62 Dies in Waukon
William L. Haas longtime Waukon druggist and Grimm Drug Company partner since 1937 died Friday after a brief illness at Veterans Memorial hospital. He was born August 13 1892 near Waukon served in World War I married Emma Miller in May 1921. Survived by wife son Ronald of St Paul daughter Mrs Charles McCarthy two grandchildren brother Ed sister Mrs Ed Duggan. Services Monday at 9 am St Patrick church burial Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Waukon
William L. Haas
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Grimm Drug Company
Mr. Haas
Daniel Haas
Emma Miller
Caledonia
Minn
Defendant in Newton Shooting Case Tested
Thomas A. Dodd, 29, accused of killing one person and wounding two others after a Newton tavern hold up on June 3, underwent mental tests at the psychiatric hospital in Iowa City Friday. Jasper County Attorney Dale Swanson said a report on the tests would be ready about Tuesday. a murder charge is expected to be filed in Newton’s Justice of the Peace court, with arraignment to follow after defense counsel is consulted.
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Newton
INS
Thomas A. Dodd
Iowa City
Jasper County
Dale Swanson
Swanson
Dodd
Justice of the Peace
Fred Meredith
Raymond Hawke
Des Moines
Driver Convicted in Death of 8YearOld Girl
DES MOINES, IOWA. Charles Hanson, 28, convicted of manslaughter by a district court jury for the traffic death of 8 year old Prudence Thompson who crossed a street with her mother on April 23. The mother injured. Hanson fled the scene and was arrested hours later after drinking at a tavern. Sentencing set for next Friday. manslaughter carries up to eight years in prison.
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Des Moines
Charles Hanson
Hanson
Prudence Thompson
Iowa Methodists pay over one million in pastors salaries
DES MOINES AP The southern Iowa Methodist conference reported pastors salaries totaling 1 033 611 for the year ending May 31 the first time over one million. The report also noted 520 churches with 137 914 members a gain from new members but a loss from inactive roll reductions. Changes in district superintendents were announced with retirements and new appointments.
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Des Moines
Methodists
Southern Iowa
Iowa-Des Moines
The
Methodist Church
W. Frank Clayburg
Iowa
Dale J. Williams
Williams
Salk Report By U S Hit By O Connor
Washington AP In a clash over the polio vaccine controversy the Public Health Service released its white paper on vaccine production and Basil O Connor questioned its completeness He urged access to Dr Jonas Salk’s side of the story and the foundations funding role The Surgeon General defended the vaccine and noted progress toward new biologics but no date for mass vaccination was given.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York
O’connor
O'Connor
Health Service
Leonard Scheele
Police raid at Des Moines nets 49 arrests
Des Moines police raided the Racket club at about 4 40 a.m. arresting 49 persons. About 10 officers and plainclothesmen seized liquor. Gerald E. Bryson, 44, charged with operating a disorderly place. Twelve charged with intoxication and resorting to a disorderly place. 36 with resorting to a disorderly place.
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Des Moines
Gerald E. Bryson
Balik Elected Iowa NLPM President at Convention
Robert J. Balik of Spillville was chosen president of the Iowa Branch of the National League of Postmasters at its 46th annual convention. Elected to other offices were James Mullane Norwalk first vice president Eva Anderson Fremont second vice president James C. Jenson Council Bluffs third vice president Lowell B. Lund Rake treasurer and A C Bank Buffalo Center reelected secretary.
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Davenport
Robert J. Balik
Spillville
Iowa
National League of Postmasters
James Mullane
Norwalk
Eva Anderson
Fremont
James C. Jenson
Council Bluffs
Rake
A. C. Bank
Buffalo Center
Carrier Nominated for Vinton Postmaster
President Eisenhower nominated Hoyt E. Carrier to be postmaster at Vinton Iowa and sent the nomination to the Senate for approval.
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H. E. Carrier
Vinton
Washington
Eisenhower Friday
Hoyt E. Carrier
Vinton, la
Senate
Notice of Adminstratrix Appointed in Linn County Iowa
Public notices list several estate matters in Linn County Iowa. Administratrixs Mildred Littres Anna Halt Soderlond Rose Ressler are named with appointments dated June 10 1968 and May 27 1955. Claimants and creditors are instructed to file claims with the Linn County District Court and to remit debts promptly. Attorneys Carl Hendrickson Willis A Glassgow and Ted V Ruffin are noted.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Lena Knapper
Sayde Lena Knapper
Tate
District Court
Mildred Littres
Joseph J. Severn
Olan Rix Mate
Oscar Oderlund
Ate
Hose
Anna Halq
Delmer C. Porter
Broward County
Florida
Aeree
Linn Pocaty
Murphy Radio Sells KSO Des Moines Station
The Murphy Broadcasting Company announced that radio station KSO Des Moines has been sold to Lyman Ayers Frederick Ayers and Robert Enoch, owners of WXLW in Indianapolis, for 125000 dollars with FCC approval sought. Change of ownership will occur in several weeks as the buyers plan to operate the Des Moines station. The sale clears the way for Murphy to pursue an eight television station venture with Coyles Broadcasting Company.
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Des Moines
Murphy Broadcasting Company
KSO
Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Communications Commission
Lyman
Frederick Ayers
Robert Enoch
WXLW
Murphy Company
Coyles Broadcasting Company
Protest Widening of Burlington Street in Iowa City
Copies of a petition protesting the proposed widening of Burlington Street were distributed to 15 businesses Friday. The document argues increased congestion east of the 5 block area, forced remodeling and sidewalk issues for residents and businesses, potential problems with left turn lanes and right of way, and high costs to taxpayers. The petition will be presented to the city council before the June 30 public hearing.
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Iowa City
Burlington Street
Communism Labeled Pseudo Religion At Iowa Conference
Dr Henry Smith Leiper addressed Grinnell Iowa leaders calling communism a pseudoreligion with a centralized program and missionary aim. He contrasted Communist conviction with Christian hesitation and urged stronger mission support during the Congregational Christian State Conference's 116th annual meeting on Grinnell College campus.
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Grinnell College
Teen Age Car Theft Ring Is Broken Up
Davenport police say eight juveniles aged 14 to 17 were arrested and placed on probation after a two month spree stealing more than a dozen cars. One youth was sent back to the State Boys Training School at Eldora for parole violation. A witness described a stolen car driven at 85 miles an hour.
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Davenport
Eldora
Elgin Tavernkeeper Injured After Car Plunge Into Embankment
Elgin tavern operator Andrew Brackin was injured when his car jumped an eight foot embankment opposite the Methodist church. He was taken to Postville hospital after crawling up the bank to rouse nearby residents. Brackin is a World War II veteran.
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the Gazette
Elgin
Andrew Brackin
Postville Hospital
Brackin
Sleepy Driver Injured In Crash Near Oelwein
OELWEIN An Oskaloosa man, Rodney Koeppel, 28, was injured early today in an auto accident on highway 3 about nine miles west of Oelwein. He is a patient in the Oelwein hospital. Authorities said Koeppel, who was alone, fell asleep at the wheel. They said his car rolled over twice.
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Oelwein
Oskaloosa
Rodney Koeppel
Highway 3
Oelwein Hospital
Koeppel
Palo Votes 135000 School Bonds Issue
Palo citizens approved the issuance of 135000 dollars in school bonds at a special election. The proposition carried 153 yes to 81 no with 3 spoiled ballots among 237 votes, meeting Iowa’s 60 percent requirement.
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Palo — Palo Citizens
Iowa
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Classified Notices
The Gazette outlines ad rates by size for consecutive days with examples of 1 to 6 line ads and prices. It notes submission deadlines, advance payment for out of town ads, and lists several lost and found notices along with rental and tailoring services. Witnessed items include lost items, personal ads, and basic business listings from a mid century newspaper section.
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