Development of Pathology Described in Iowa Suit
Des Moines AP reports pathologists test in hospitals and in some cases in family doctors offices. Dr. Frank G. Coleman describes history and American Board of Pathology requirements for certification. Mercy hospital bills Xray and lab services under radiologist or pathologist names, conflicting with hospital billing stance in a lawsuit over lab work legality.
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Des Moines
Frank G. Coleman
Iowa Association of Pathologists
Coleman
American Board of Pathology
Mercy Hospital
Iowa Mother Killed in Bridge Crash East of Hartford
Mrs. Everett P. Cook a Des Moines resident 29 died in a Friday night crash on Iowa 60 two miles east of Hartford. Her husband 32 daughters Linda Paulette 3 Kathy Jo 2 and Mary Louise Harper 20 of Fairfield were hospitalized in Des Moines. Kathy Jo released later. Authorities say loss of control caused the accident as the group traveled to Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Everett P. Cook
Des Moines
Iowa
Linda Paulette
Kathy Jo
Mary Louise Harper
Fairfield
Kathy
Cook
Iowa Y Teen Cabinet Elects Officers at Pella Convention
Shenandoah girl Jane Van Buskirk heads the Iowa Y-Teen state cabinet after Friday election at the annual convention in Pella. Other cabinet members include Jayne Luenschlager Fort Dodge Jackie Coelbert Cedar Falls Maggie Martin Davenport Sue Pullman Centerville Janice Hanser Marshalltown Mary Godby Earlham Marlene Tinius Laurens Lorena Duncan Allerton Executive director Ann Williams Waterloo.
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Pella
INS
Jane van Buskirk
Iowa
Jayne Luenschlager
Fort Dodge
Jackie Coelbert
Cedar Falls
Maggie Martin
Davenport
Sue Pullman
Centerville
Janice Hanser
Marshalltown
Mary Godby
Earlham
Marlene Tinius
Laurens
Lorena Duncan
Allerton
Ann Williams
Waterloo
Marion girl wins state Better Groomed 4-H title
Joan Drenkhahn 16 of Marion is named Better Groomed girl among Iowa 4-H members. She earns a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in November and joins the Iowa delegation. Joan has served as county delegate to State 4-H Health Camp, vice president of Linn County 4-H, and won top county honors in gardening and home furnishings in 1954. Thirty three Iowa 4-H girls competed for the state honor. twelve earned blue ribbons with Joan selected for the top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Joan Drenkhahn
R. W.drenkhahn
Marion
Iowa
Joan
Lelose
Iowa State College
Chicago
Iowa 4-H Club
Marion Peppy Pals
Linn
Officers Elected By Iowa Eagles
Walter A. Wendlandt of Ottumwa was elected president of the Iowa Fraternal Order of Eagles, succeeding Guy J. Porter of Davenport. R. F. O'Haran of Waterloo was renamed secretary. Dallas Bills of Red Oak, Earl W. Genthe of Dubuque and L. D. Dickens of Sioux City were elected vice presidents.
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Sioux City
Walter A. Wendlandt
Ottumwa
Iowa Fraternal Order of Eagles
Guy J. Porter
Davenport
R. F. O’haran
Waterloo
Dallas Bills
Red Oak
Earl W. Genthe
Dubuque
L. D. Dickens
Firefighters Assn Officers Re-elected at Ottumwa Convention
The Iowa Association of Firefighters re-elected all officers for the next year at its annual convention in Ottumwa. Vernon Cook of Clinton remains president, with vice-presidents John Chalgren Fort Dodge Clark Brotilier Waterloo and Loyd Hale Burlington. Lyle Cass Des Moines is secretary treasurer, while Dwight Williams Davenport John Helming Cedar Rapids and Garvin Scots Ottumwa serve as trustees.
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Ottumwa
INS
Iowa Association of Firefighters
Vernon Cook
Clinton
John Chalgren
Fort Dodge
Clark Brotlier
Waterloo
Loyd Hale
Burlington
Lyle Cass
Des Moines
Dwight Williams
Davenport
John Helming
Cedar Rapids
Garvin Scots
All Assessments Cut 15 Percent at Fort Madison
Fort Madison Iowa The city board of review granted a blanket 15 percent reduction in all real estate valuations to standardize assessments statewide. City Assessor Richard Cherney proposed the cut after a full reappraisal, with the Iowa Tax Commission urging equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
City Board of Review
Iowa
Richard Cherney
Iowa Tax Commission
Two Eastern Iowans Return from Japan
Gen. D. I. Sultan transport arrives in San Francisco carrying army and air force personnel from Japan and Korea. Among those aboard are Cpl. Kenneth W. Beese of Postville and Sgt. Dean A. Emerson of Lisbon.
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San Francisco
D. I. Sultan
Air Force
Japan
Korea
Kenneth W. Beese
Postville
Dean A. Emerson
Lisbon
Detour Routes And Closures Across Iowa Roads
Road detours and closures reported across Iowa for construction. Detours follow Ia 92 Us 218 and Ia 22, with 22 miles paved and 7 gravelly miles, plus many routes via county roads and streets. Numerous towns show distances, paving, graveling, and runarounds as crews repair bridges and widen highways.
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Washington
Kalona
U.S
Iowa
Waverly
Ict
Dexter
Corporation
Spirit Lake
Iowa 9
Cresco
Coyote
Plymouth-Sioux County
Hawarden
Ukon
Minnesota
Minn
Waukon
Caledonia
Owa
Knoxville
Monroe
Own
Marion County
Town
U.S. 30
Marshalltown
U.S. 18
East Corporation Line
Mason City
Alvord
U.S. 75
No. 27
Correctionville Gay
Perone
Fairfield West
West Bend
Sabula
Green Island
Lineville
Missouri
S. 67
U.S. 71
East Corp
Iowa 74
Cedar Rapids
Palo
West Liberty
Nichols
Wayland
U.S. 6
Des Moines
iDetour
Atlantic
Gladbrook
Trafic
Towa
Akville
Wapello
Treynor
Carson
U. Vows
Wyoming
Cascade
Ascade
Sworthington
Mapleton
Ia. 3
Ya. 150
Fayette
Nodaway
U. S
U.S. 69
Elkhorn
Kimbalton
Farnhamville
Gowrie
Marton
Stratford
Pisgah
Hexeler
Nishnabotna I
Randolph
Tan Vt Haify
South Amana
Middle Amana
Fort
Ia. 14
Willamson
Brandon
Bristows
Conate
Shenandoah
Davenport
St. Dodee
Oway
Guthrie Center
Scranton
Glidden
Toledo
Junction Ia
New Eastern Iowa Lawyers Sworn In
Sixty four recent law graduates passed the Iowa bar exam and were sworn in at the University of Iowa College of Law. Supreme Court Justice Robert Larson administered the oath. Certificates were presented by Baron Sifford of Sioux City. Names and schools include Jay Beckley Cumberland, Thomas Habecker George Washington, Francis Nilles SUI Cedar Rapids, Durwood Dirks Drake, Richard Sevatson SUI Waukon, Samuel Betar Jr Robert Cox Robert Haack Michael Jones Robert Pollock all Iowa City from SUI.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa College of Law
Supreme Court
Robert Larson
Baron Sifford
Sioux City
University of Iowa
Jay C. Beckley
Cumberland University
Thomas B. Habecker
George Washington University
Francis G. Nilles
SUI
Cedar Rapids
Durwood D. Dirks
Clarence
Drake University
Richard R. Sevatson
Waukon
Samuel J. Betar, Jr
Robert I. Cox
Robert J. Haack
Michael J. Jones
Robert G. Pollock
Dysart School Bonds Rejected in Iowa City Vote
Dysart voters rejected a $349,000 school bond issue for a new elementary school building. The measure failed 318 to 425 with five ballots spoiled, leaving 57 percent in favor, short of the 60 percent requirement under Iowa law.
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the Gazette
Dysart
Iowa
North Iowa Methodist Meeting Opens in Fort Dodge
The North Iowa Conference of the Methodist church opens its 100th annual six day meeting in Fort Dodge with an address by Bishop E. Gerald Ensley of Des Moines and the reception of new ministers and elders. A memorial and communion serviceFriday night marked the start, with E. Howard Hill of the Iowa Farm Bureau to address delegates Saturday night.
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Fort Dodge
E. Gerald Ensley
Des Moines
North Iowa
The
Methodist Church
Ensley
E. Howard Hill
Iowa Farm Bureau
Mrs George Koeneke Of Near Greeley Dies
Mrs George Koeneke aged 60 of near Greeley died Friday in a hospital. Services Sunday at 2 pm in Greeley Methodist Church with Rev Harvey Senecal. burial Zion cemetery near Colesburg. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Fred Smith of Forest City, son Eldon at home, and a grandson. She belonged to Greeley Methodist Church and multiple civic groups. She was a past matron of the Eastern Star and Rebekahs organizations.
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Greeley
George Koeneke
Harvey Senecal
Zion Cemetery
Colesburg
Shelley
Manchester
Fred Smith
Forrest City
Eldon
Iowa Tax Commission Studies Road Funds Change
Martin Lauterbach says officials study a recently enacted sales tax increase to determine if an extra million dollars must go to road funds. The half-cent rise, to 244 percent starting July 1, normally allocates 10 percent to the road use fund. An apparent legislative intent to exempt auto accessories from the increase may have been overlooked.
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Des Moines
Martin Lauterbach
Iowa Tax Commission
State Awards Twelve Printing Contracts
The Iowa State Printing Board awarded 12 printing contracts, with Wallace-Homestead Co. of Des Moines securing most. Notable orders include the Iowa fire marshal annual report, 12,000 copies by Anundsen Printing of Decorah for $518, and Iowa Transit magazine, 1,500 copies by Service Press in Cedar Rapids for $320 per issue. Gov Leo Hoegh urged efficiency and lower printing costs in a conference with state officials.
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DES Moines
State Printing Board
Wallace- Homestead Company
Iowa Fire Marshal
Anundsen Printing Company
Decorah
Iowa Transit Magazine
University of Iowa Engineering College
Service Press Company
Cedar Rapids
Leo Hoegh
Senate Approves Austrian Pact in 63 to 3 Vote
The Senate ratified a treaty restoring Austrian independence at a cost critics called robbery and appeasement. The 63 to 3 vote saw dissent from Jenner Malone and McCarthy, while Knowland urged broadcast of U S stance to Austria over Soviet demands.
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Senate
G.O.P
William F. Knowland
Calif
Voice of America
Austria
William E. Jenner
Rind
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Dwyo
United States
O’mahoney
Senate Debates Austria Treaty Amid Peace and Appeasement Claims
Senator Wallace Bennett and others condemn the Austria treaty as a rob bery on the Austrian people while endorsing the pact as better than continued occupation. Debate centers on Soviet leverage, the need for a more generous settlement, and the plan for Russia to withdraw troops and oil control with Austria paying goods, oil, and Danube properties compensation.
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Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Austria
Senate Foreign ‘Relations
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Russia
Germany
Fulbright
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
O’mahoney
Danube Shipping Company
Haesemeyer Faces New Trial Ruling Next Week
District Judge John W. Tobin said a decision on W. L. Haesemeyer’s bid for a new trial will be issued early next week. Haesemeyer, president of State Center Bank, was convicted of making false bank records in Marshalltown.
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Marshalltown
John W. Tobin
W. L. Haesemeyer
State Center Bank
Russians Leave Chicago Police Ticklish Problem
Chicago police faced a tricky issue when a Russian diplomatic delegation halted six hours for refueling en route to San Francisco. Sgt. Lawrence Schupolski received a four page coded message with $60 to transmit to Moscow. He learned transmission would cost $232 and notified Frank O'Sullivan, deputy chief of detectives, who then contacted the FBI.
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Chicago
San Francisco
United Nations
North Western
Lawrence Schupolski
Moscow
Schupolski
Frank O'Sullivan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
O'Sullivan
State Department
Capsized Mississippi craft saves three men
In Burlington on Friday night a 14 foot boat capsized after stern waves from a larger vessel. rescuers pulled James Snider 35 from Kewanee Illinois Tully Arden Huebner 21 from Mt Sterling Illinois and L Herman Bronson 43 from Burlington the boat owner who assisted downstream dwellers in the rescue.
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Burlington
Mississippi River
James Snider
Kewanee
Inl
Tully Arden Huebner
Mt. Sterling
L. Herman Bronson
Bronson
Michigan
Various Home and Farm Services Advertised in Local Help Wanted Pages
Local newspaper lists numerous service ads including well drilling by Geliecaee Well Drilling and Pump Sales, painting interior and exterior, concrete septic tanks, lawn care and seeding, rug cleaning, refuse removal, carpentry and remodeling, and upholstery. Jobs note sales positions in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines areas, with several employment opportunities and wage details.
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Emon Road
Frank Pecka
Dia
Wel Darling
Geliecaee
J. Rittendo
Saint
Thone
Pringville
Servce
Brush
Jerry HB Huber
Dick J Alexander
Marion
Marengo
Renalts
Bie
Garry
Piensa
Clark’ Lane
Reoneme Cleaners
Sam Lea
Ving W. Smith
Castor Runeoek
Conway Bros
40Th St. N.E
Bushel O Yard
Oakley Powell
Arning Hughes
Marion Terior
Esa
Breneman
Vic Bartow
Carlimmer
Ed Simon
a _ Srading
P. W. Lyman
Sci
INTER
Ali Leibrand
Paul
Nolan
Jerry
Vosdingh
Kem
Sun Free
RVICE
Tal
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Wie
Nancy
Iowa Eagles
BY Ernie Busemiller
Detour Bulletin
Tama
Iowa Falls
Bempton
Spencer
Vinton
Center Point
By Jimmy Hatlo
Giadella
Ralpy
Papa
Wimself
T.J
Near Greeley
William Theis
O.K
Knowland
Grover Cleveland
J. William Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Haesemeyer
Mississippi
Mortuches
Novak Monument CO
A Ave
Hamilton
Mt. Vernon
St. C Ave
Oeybs Sae
Ionen Ivers
3rd_Ave
S.W
1St
Myelf
Garwin Schrimper
City
Probasco Jeweler
Sprowléayly
Weber Nursing Home
Set & M Pharmacy
Evernon N
Dfsire
Towarn City
Hillcrest Nursing Home
2Nd St
Mayou
Robert Preston
Melody Inn
Tiny Hill
Hi- Gardens
Stanwood
Swisher
Leo
P.O
Rock Acti Ordi Stara
Novak Heating CO
Soddine Robert Kalous
Dial
Gazette College
Gazette
George Fritzman
Nice
Hirius
Amonyment Ag
Ees
Ar Cautio Exchange
Dotyane Ie
F Ave
J, Marion
LaSalle Extension University
Corpernomince Institution
America
Tralles Brees
Charles Michel
Dearborn St
Hibe
Art
Wijle Comer
Jackson Blvd
Pinicon
Independence
State House
Bishase
Cedar Price
Cedar
de Brash
Scrumchus
Central Petroleum Company
Walcott
Will
Salfevof T
Ansines
M. Barnes
Hove Allison
Tipton
Cedar County
Union House
Carpenters
Fivepard Construction Co
Plan Wats
Barber College
Strawberry Point
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