Royal Treasures to be Shown as Queen Tightens Security
Queen Elizabeth plans public display of royal art and sculptures in a palace chapel with around the clock security led by ex-Scotland Yard inspector William Warren. The exhibit targets priceless works by Rembrandt Rubens and Van Dyck, Leonardo drawings, and jewels, amid fears of art thefts.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth
Scotland Yard
William Warren
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Tower of London
Rembrandts
Rubens
van Dycks
Leonardo da Vinci
Easy Sunday Menu From Over the Back Fence
Naomi Doebel offers a simple dinner idea with grilled steak, French fries, wax beans with butter-browned onions, radishes and carrots, plus a rich coconut topping for cake. The topping blends dark brown sugar butter cream vanilla and flaked coconut then broiled on a cooled cake for serving.
Ladies of King’s Daughters meet for luncheon at Addie Zika cottage
Nineteen members of the Ber nice Pratt circle gathered Friday for a luncheon at the Addie Zika cottage at the Pali sades. Plans for the County home picnic were announced and gifts sent to the Indian school at Chinle Arizona. Guests included the Misses Maude and Florence Moles of Kansas City Kansas and Ida Duncan of Aurora Illinois.
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Bernice Pratt
Addie Zika
Palisades
Chinle
Ariz
Maude
Florence Moles
Kansas City
Kan
Ida Duncan
Aurora, Ill
Bridge Club Winners in Mitchell Move ment
The Thursday Night Club at the Roosevelt hotel concluded a six week series. Winners were Mrs. S G Blencoe and Gary Haddy in north south while Mrs James Yuill and Mrs H R Green won east west. Haddy claimed the trophy with Joe Ward as runner up.
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Roosevelt Hotel
S. G. Blencoe
Gary Haddy
James Yuill
H. R. Green
Haddy
Joe Ward
Hires Nurse for Joseph Kennedy in Transition
Miss Luella Hennessey, longtime Kennedy family nurse, resigns her Walpole post to care for Joseph P. Kennedy at a New York rehabilitation center after his stroke. She helped with 18 of the 19 Kennedy births and has served the family for more than 24 years.
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Walpole
Mass
Kennedy
Luella Hennessey
Joseph P. Kennedy
New York
Miss Hennessey
Judy Nissenbaum
Christopher Lawford
Charles Schwartz
Staup
Patricia
Press-Court
Brandent
Peter Deis
Waltham
Lawford
Nurse resigns after third visit request from president
The head nurse of the Walpole Visiting Nurse Association said she could not refuse after the president made three requests to attend his father. She resigned after eleven years in the post.
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Walpole
St James Leads Camp Health Housecleaning Drive
The St James Methodist church Women’s Society of Christian Service cleaned Camp Good Health for the season. For over 30 years the group has prepared the lodge cabins and infirmary before activities begin. The camp staff will report to Manager A T Pleune and children travel to camp on Thursday. Transportation was supplied by the Mines.
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Camp Good Health
Women’s Society of Christian Service
St. James Methodist Church
A. T. Pleune
Names List of Workers and Families in Local Project
The passage lists numerous workers and their families connected to a local project. It names Frank Snedden John Tiemann Volesky J. B. Williams Leon Hanson William Lawrence and a long line of miners and associates including Morris Bailey Frank Beers Charles Blecher Roy Bonham Robert Brooks C A Buchanan Grant Ellis Earl Eves J W Fegley H E Huston Ed Kvarda Milroy Mally Emma McCullough Grace Pollet Charles Bodine J C Schindler Richard Snedden Henry Stieger Melinda Lawrence Carol Volesky Carol Williams Mr and Mrs Leon Hanson Bary Boyd Casey Bonham Bill Lawrence Randy Kuenzi Dick Snedden and Don Wharton.
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Snedden
Frank Tiemann
John Volesky
J. B. Williams
Leon Hanson
William Lawrence
Morris Bailey
Frank Beers
Charles Blecher
Roy Bonham
Robert Brooks
C. A. Buchanan
Grant Ellis
Earl Eves
J. W. Fegley
H. E. Huston
Ed Kvarda
Milroy Mally
Emma McCullough
Grace Pollet
Charles Bodine
J. C. Schindler
Richard Snedden
Regents Okay Non Iowa Coal
Iowa State and only one Iowa regents institution will burn Iowa coal this winter while all others switch to Illinois coal. The board awarded contracts based on heat value with firms such as Sterling Midland Co and Peabody Coal Co supplying several ventures including 50 000 ton and 30 000 ton lots to Iowa and Des Moines institutions. The Marion county mines supply the Iowa coal and the Coun cil Bluffs school for the deaf will burn gas.
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Iowa City
Iowa State
Iowa
Board of Regents
Illinois
B.t.u
Iowa Braille
Vinton
Sterling-Midland Coal Co
Chicago
State College of Iowa
Sterling- Midland
Oakdale Sanatorium
Sterling, Midland
University Ave. Coal Co
Des Moines
Peabody Coal Co
University of Iowa, Sterling- Midland
Marion County
Regents Institution
School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Rock Crusher Slips From Trailer Near Atalissa
A 25 000 pound rock crusher slid from a truck trailer about three miles west of Atalissa on highday 6 Thursday. No injuries were reported as pavement damage and traffic delays persisted for several hours.
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Atalissa
Here
All-State Music Camp Opens Sunday at SUI
About 400 Iowa students from high schools and junior highs arrive at the University of Iowa for the thirteenth All-State music camp. Frederick Ebbs leads the program with two weeks of private and group instruction in band chorus and orchestra. Concerts are set for June 24 and June 29 in Iowa Memorial Union. Guest conductors include William Rhoads Forrest Mortiboy Daniel Moe Hermann Herz.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Frederick Ebbs
SUI
Iowa Memorial Union
William Rhoads
University of New Mexico
Forrest Mortiboy
Davenport
Daniel Moe
Hermann Herz
Duluth, Minn
Mary Jean Bockenstedt Graduates from Minneapolis College
Mary Jean Bockenstedt daughter of the Bockenstedts graduates Friday from the College of Medical Technology in Minneapolis.
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Strawberry Point
Mary Jean Bockenstedt
Fred Bockenstedts
The
College of Medical Technology
Minneapolis
Storm Repair Progress in Johnson County Iowa
County Engineer Ray Justen reports major repair work from the cloudburst that struck western Johnson County. Eight to ten small bridges culverts and road washouts remain. Two bridges in Monroe township one in Clear Creek and one in Union will be repaired in about two weeks. A bridge washed out in Big Grove may wait for right-of-way decisions and wider road reconstruction.
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Iowa City
Ray Justen
Johnson County
Monroe Township
Clear Creek
Union
Big Grove
Justen
Liberty
Sharon Townships
Lions Airlift to NICE for International Convention
An airlift of 20,000 Lions is underway to Nice France for the international Lions Club convention. The operation brings members and supporters to the event, with Gazette ads featured in the coverage.
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Nice
France
Worldwide
Men’s Organization
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