File Information Against Abrams on Code Violations
Sam Abrams, operator of an apartment house at 1581 First Avenue SE, faces a police court information charging building code violations. The city council had given 30 days to correct issues including seven families living in a three unit limit, wiring below standard, a single bathroom, one second floor exit, and basement alterations without a permit. The appearance date is not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Abrams
First Avenue SE
M. L. Dr Pe
James Lilly
Abrams
Lilly
Synod Praises Opposition To Universal Military Training
DES MOINES I AUP The nine ty third annual synod of the Augustana Lutheran church commended members for working for defeat of the universal military training bill. Delegates urged active interest in political and social problems affecting the nation and asked Morals and Social Problems Commission to keep members posted. A committee to study biennial versus annual meetings will report next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
The
Augustana Lutheran Church
Executive Council
Red Spiders Attack Iowa Evergreen Trees
Reports from all Iowa sections warn red spiders damaging evergreens. Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson explains sap feeding weakens trees, brittle needles shed color, and heavy infestations show webbing. Regular watering and washing help, but nicotine sulfate spray offers a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
W Gunderson
Grass Silage Field Day Set for June 17 near Manchester
The Delaware county grass silage field day, hosted by Cy Huber's farm three miles southeast of Manchester, will be held June 17. Rob Hall, county extension director, notes demonstrations of forage harvesters and handling equipment, with Iowa State specialists present to assist. Various commercial preservatives for grass silage will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smanchester
Delaware
Cy Huber Fam
Rob Hall
County Extension
Iowa State Eye
Witnois To Graduate First Veterinarians
WABANA Illinois Illinois first trained veterinarians will graduate during commencement exercises at the University of Illinois on Sunday. Twenty four students will receive the doctor of veterinary medicine degree four years after admission as the first class of the college of veterinary medicine in 1948. Most graduates will enter general practice in Illinois. The veterinary school is the west college at the university established by the board of trustees in 1944. All students are residents of Illinois and the graduating chiefs are World War II veterans. Six years of pre veterinary training are required for admission to the four year curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabana
Ill
Illinois
University of Illinois
College of Veterinary Medicine
West College
University
Board of
Ois
Worldul
Iowa Briefs: Knights, Officers Elected in Local Groups
Amamosa Victor Knight elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus. Other officers to be chosen at a June 24 meeting. Greeley Mrs Frank Beehm elected president of American Legion auxiliary with officers including Mrs Ed Corell and Mrs Glen Ort pare. Garrison Fire and business community plan Farm Fire Service day Saturday at 10. Union Barry J. a son of Rev and G W Ukena named University of Dubuque President's scholar. four-year, $125 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Victor Knight
Theights of Columbus
Iers
Spe
Greeley
Frank Beehm
Erican Legion Auxiliary
Cers
Ed Corell
Glen Ortpare
Kiam Hess
Lan Luense
Garrison
ST Union
Barry J. A
G. W. Ukena
University of Dubuque
Dysart Dysart Merger Action Tabled by Board
TOLEDO Tama county board of education tabled a request for a special election to merge 12 Oneida township districts with the Dysart consolidated school. The Dysart and Oneida boards made the request, but the board will reconsider the proposal at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tama County Board of Education
Oneida Township
Dysart
Fort Dodge man held after tavern death injury
A 24 year old Fort Dodge man Wallace Wildt is held by police in the death of Barnum farmer Oral Hampton 54 after his head struck a tavern booth witnesses said Hampton spoke to Wildt then Wildt struck him Wildt faces possible manslaughter charges according to Webster County Attorney Ralph Bastian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Oral Hampton
Wallace Wildt
Webster County
Ralph Bastian
Wildt
Hampton
Lang Convicted of Manslaughter Charge
Des Moines AP report says Raym ond E Lang 39 Des Moines found guilty of manslaughter in the Oct 20 auto death of Arthur Steinhagen 60 of the Iowa Soldiers Home at Marshalltown Judge Dring D Needham set June 28 for sentencing State alleged Lang was intoxicated at the time Steinhagen was a car passenger Lang testified he drank beer and coffee with added alcohol Lang faces up to eight years in prison and a 1000 fine and is free on 3000 bond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Raymond E. Lang
Arthur Steinhagen
Iowa
Marshalltown
Dring D. Needham
Lang
Steinhagen
Forage Field Day Planned in Winneshiek County
Decorah Iowa June 24 set for Winneshiek county field day to share up to date legume and grass silage guidance and hay making gear demonstrations Farm sites Rudolph Remmen six miles south of Decorah 1 PM then Glen Remmen farm at 2 30 for balers and hay equipment demonstrations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Winneshiek
E. J. Weigle
Rudolph Remmen
Glen Remmen
Around Iowa Vote Recheck and Political Notes
The Dubuque county auditor and supervisors recheck all votes in 37 precincts, taking about a week. Robert C. Reilly seeks the recheck after his Democratic state representative nomination was voided by Vernon township and Taylor-Farley recounts. A Bremer county petition asks an injunction to stop Oscar M. Hahn from duties of county engineer, after being dismissed by supervisors. John Burns, jailed for intoxication, wins Democratic county recorder nomination and is released. he faces grand jury on a drunk driving charge. Sen. Robert Kerr of Oklahoma, a Democratic presidential candidate, will address a Sioux City party meeting Monday night, with western Iowa delegates invited and a Des Moines stop planned. ISTC Summer Session registration continues at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
County Board of Supervisors
Robert C. Reilly
Vernon Township
Taylor-Farley
Bremer County
Waverly
Oscar M. Hahn
Robert B.love
Hahn
Woodbury County
John Burns
Fall sessions for undergraduates and graduates set dates
Registration runs 7 30 am to 3 pm for fall sessions. The program opens June 17 at 8 am and ends August 22 at noon, for both undergraduate and graduate students.
Local Classifieds and Lost and Found Ads Sampler
A dense page of classified ads includes lost pets and items, moving services, jewelry stores, and rental listings. Entries mention a white terrier and other breeds with rewards, moving services across regions, home repair and painting, and various sale offerings for cemetery markers and other goods. Multiple contact phone numbers and addresses appear throughout.
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Synod
UMT
Iowa Briefs
Farmer
Tavern
Iowan
ISTC
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar
Dow Jones
Det
Morris Kats
Gazette
I. V. Novak & Son
2Nd St
Kenwood
5Th St
H. A. Dye
Marion
Fritz
Dial
Peter Iron
Ellis — Park
Bever _Park pavilion
Novak Heating Company
Third Ave
P.O. Box
Goodman Detective Service
Burmal
State of
Buresh Rental Service Inc
3rd_St
Ee Randall
R. N. Osen
Eevee al- Servitis
ST. SE
Palace Theater
California
ITA
COE College
H. M. Grant
3Rd Ave. S
Mwood
National van Lines Inc
Best Service
J. J. Smith
1St Ave
Roosevelt
Flotel
Transas
Iowa City
Hennessey Brothers, Inc
Duggan
Iowa Tractor & Edoty Co
Farmall
Enneth C. Mersch
Hogan Bros
LEAR
Thor
3Rd St
Hilltop
Vernon Fond
Paulson
MASON
Carl Marion
Noble
Bob and
2Nd Ave
M. Brown
Fielp
Cost Accountants
IBM
Third ST. SE
Collins Radio
Hearn-Stevenson Motor Co
National Oats Co
H Ave
M. W. Freese
Robins
BOE
Bk Daal
Bissells
la Landscape 8
Bapane Gas Co
Autos & Trucks
Isafety
Hudsons
Housle Motor Company
Hudson
Marion, Iowa
Morris Fur Shop
Mullin
Dick Alexander
Jornenberg
R. W. Butters
Kinkead Construction Co
Mound Ave
Christ Anderson
Turner Bros
R. HB
Pace
Edo
Tate Shop
Osco Drug
Louie
Kenwood Transfer
3Rd Ave
Dia
Ellis Park
Frank Waldron
Kansas Cyclones
12Th Ave. SE
Danceland
Omeang
Tom Owens
Gibby Gibson
Twin Towers
TF Hiawathan
Piccadilly Tavern
Atay Hoon
Tom Ward
WMT Cowboys
I- Gardens
Stanwood
T Box
Etat Gazette
Niie
Irvin Martinson
W. Smith
Belgee Posal
Don
Mac Augustine
Clarence
Heeweed
F. Kramer
Bob Waddington
Paul J_ Nolan
Bates
Harvey Booth & Son Biel
D. _K. Schmidt
Merchants Bank
Tobt
Pan Ee
City Licens
Clark
Ray Leeper
Simon
Gall
William Turner
Breneman
Carlton Latta
Jeep Ditch
APS Uise
Gee 36Th Ave
Any McElwain
Wanee
the Turner CO
17Th Street
Cate Dial
Roosevelt Hotel
Lin
Vose
Dishwahser
Dragon Cafe
MR. Nesbit
Allen. Motor Co
College Pharmacy
Studebaker Cmdr
Studebaker
Studebaker Chamry
Tire and Service Department
6Th Street
Second Ave
10Th ST
Steet
Standard Appliance CO
10Th St. SE
Newman
Mancheser Mt. Vernon
Cedar Fans Ares
Fuller Brush Co
Lethial
Mr. Parker
Cere Age ES
Frank Petra
East Louise
Waterloo
Pontiac
Frazer Manhattan
Nash Tudor Statesman
prese _R. BUILDERS, INC
Reynolds Ave
Ene Skinner and Cooker
Northwestern Rendering Company
North Lake
Wisconsin
John Braul’s Sons Co
Hou City
Hide and Fur Co
1St St
Movienes Transfer and Storage Co
Dem
Cedar Rapids Barber College
Cedar Rapids
Felp
R Shueyville High School
Earl Silka
Ave
N.E
Greenfield
West Side Maidrite
Oldsmobile
Baxter
7Th St
Mercury
Ist
Nash
Handler
1St Ave. E
Conesville
Harmony
Pine Inn
Langhurst Motor CO
16Th Ave
Dodge
Plymouth
8 St
NEW Motor
Ocluze Ford
Ang Marion
Buick
Bowling Airport
9Th Ave
Good — Ee
Lothal
FORD
20Th Ave
Dial Arsenae
Rapids
Chevrolet Co
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Chevrolet
L.W.B
International
W.B
International Harvester CO
Second Avenue
Culver
Culver 3
ARS
Stemlar
A Avenue
2Nd Street
Kaiser Traveler
Pontes ¢ Sedan
Stemlar's
Fourth Ave
Wathan
KF Motors
4Th Street
8Th Avenue SE
Kaiser
Stanwood Motors
Lowa Cee
Bear House
LC Lee Ous
C St. SW
C ‘Ave
Wright
Jess Eismouth
Schamberger Motor CO
16Th Avenue SW
G Ave
J. Marion
12Th Ave. S. W. Dial
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