Rapid City Relief Drive In Linn Reaches $2100
Linn County Red Cross has raised 2100 dollars of a 5860 dollar share for Rapid City flood relief. Marie Clancy said the response is overwhelming and messages to Rapid City are still being relayed. The Kenwood ditch committee donated 30 to the relief fund, and a Rapid City disaster fund is being established with the Palo Savings Bank as a center. Iowa United Methodist delegates approved an offering to aid flood victims and Rapid City churches.
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Linn County
Marie Clancy
Red Cross
Miss Clancy
Rapid City
Iowa
Kenwood Ditch
Bob Fryrear
E Avenue NE
Larry Waller
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Rapid City Chamber
Cedar Rapids
Waller
Chamber
Rapid City Disaster Fund
S. D
Palo Savings Bank
Palo
Iowa United Methodist Conference
Des Moines
$1,241 Loss in Tavern Breakin at Holly House
Burglars netted cash and items totaling 1,241.82 in a Sunday night or early Monday breakin at the Holly House tavern located at 1724 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Items taken included 52 cartons of cigarettes a television a radio a set of golf clubs 46 fifths of whisky and cash and change totaling 260.
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Holly House Tavern
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Woman Charged After Crash in Southwest C R
Helen B Stockman 57 Ely charged with failure to yield right of way after a two car crash at Ely road and highway 30 SW. She was treated at Mercy hospital for bruises and injuries and released.
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Helen B. Stockman
Ely
Ely Road
Highway 30
Rick M. Kern
Nineteenth Avenue
First Street
Ninth Avenue
Marilyn J. Sasanic
J Street
Kelly Sasanic
St. Luke’s Hospital
Coe Senior Sings Solo With Cedar Rapids Band
Mezzo-soprano Nancy Ebert a Coe senior will perform two solos with the Cedar Rapids Municipal band at Kirkwood Community College on Wednesday at 8 p.m. She also serves as a Coe concert choir section leader and Mu Phi Epsilon official. The program features works by Romberg Rossini Kabalevsky McBeth Bigelow Yoder Osterling Huffine Fillmore Offenbach and Sousa along with a percussion piece Kit and Kaboodle.
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Nancy Ebert
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College
Coe
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mu Phi Epsilon
Fillmore
Rossini
Kabalevsky
Romberg
Herbert
McBeth
Bigelow
Ballet Parisien
Offenbach
Yoder
Osterling
Huffine
Sousa
Luther Scholarships Awarded to Iowans
Five East Iowa students won Luther College Regents scholarships for next year based on academic excellence. Recipients include Charissa Camizzi and Susan Hill of Cedar Rapids, Roger Wall of Center Point, Kevin Kirk of Center Point, and Kurt Fuessley of Walker.
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Decorah
Robert Kirk
Walker
Kurt Fuessley
Gale Fuessley
Graduates Rankin Bausch Mefferd Earn Degrees
Robert W. Rankin of 295 Red Fox road SE earned a mechanical engineering degree from Purdue University. James M. Bausch of 872 Fourteenth Street NE received his MA from Northern Illinois University on June 3 and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the army. David R. Mefferd of 2929 Wilson:
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Robert W. Rankin
Red Fox Road
Purdue University
James M. Bausch
Fourteenth Street
Northern Illinois University
David R. Mefferd
Wilson
College honors graduate with master of education degree
A recipient on Avenue SW earned a Master of Education degree from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia.
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The
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Municipal Court Dismisses Obscene Literature Charges
Judge Anthony Sco laro sustains demurrers against Jerry Mabie and Stephen Camp, dismissing three counts of selling obscene literature. Charges alleged vague wording and unconstitutional code provisions. The offenses were alleged to have occurred September 24 at the Adult Book and Cinema store on Center Point Road NE.
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Anthony Scolaro
Jerry Mabie
Park View Drive
Marion
Stephen Camp
Thirty-eighth Street
Iowa
Center Point Road
Benes vows postwar justice for Nazis in Czechoslovakia
Thirty years ago President Eduard Benes, speaking from London, announced that Czechoslovak military law including the death penalty would be used to punish Nazis responsible for wartime atrocities in the Czech lands after the war.
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Eduard Benes
London
Governor backs sellers on use of BCI agents
Governor Robert Ray supports Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sellers in prioritizing BCI agent work and does not condemn Attorney General Turner for using agents to raid church picnics. Ray argues agents should not be diverted from robberies to raids at Epworth church functions.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray
Iowa Public Safety
Michael Sellers
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Atty
Richard Turner
BCI
Sellers
Turner
Ray
Public Safety Commissioner
Epworth
Dubu [Qne
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C.R
Dial
Dad
Coe Senior
Gazette
Kncare Energy
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Luther
Demurrer
Peoples
Peoples Downtown
Peoples West
Mays City
Newhall
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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