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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1957

Page

5

Probers Ask Indiana Men To Appear

The Iowa legislative committee investigating political influence asks former Indiana Highway Commissioner Virgil W. Smith and A. J. Mogilner to appear at its Des Moines hearings June 26-27 on a bid padding incident. Smith received a letter by registered mail. Mogilner had not replied and was in Florida.

Harrison Weber Iowa Daily Press Des Moines Legislative Committee Virgil W. Smith A. J. Mogilner Smith Mogilner Florida Iowa Highway Commission Robert Beck Democratic Party Sioux City Waterloo Fort Dodge Ottumwa

State Revenue Up As Tax Commission Busy

State tax figures for the year ending June 30 show sales tax up 5,407,736 from 1956 with about four million due to the two percent rate overlapping part of 1956. Income tax leads gains, totaling 3,335,633 above all of 1956 as of June 14 because more returns. Total 1956 revenue 124,666,912 vs 133,933,763 through June 14, up 9,266,850.

State Tax Commission Loveless

Teens Learn Road Skills With New Aetna Trainer

Aetna Casualty and Surety Company is filming a driving training movie in Black Hawk county to be used with the Aetna Drive trainer a mock car with student simulated controls. The program supports rural road instruction and Iowa leads nationally with eight Drivetrainer classrooms planned for next fall.

Black Hawk County Aetna Casualty and Surety Company Aetna Iowa

Methodist group sets four year funding plan for Cornell colleges

The North Town Conference of the Methodist Church approved a plan to fund Christian higher education by 1959. A yearly one dollar per member gift boosts Morningside at Sioux City and Cornell at Mt. Vernon, with additional 30 cent, 20 cent, and 3 cent per member contributions for Wesley Foundation Garrett Institute and the University of Iowa religion school. With 150000 members, about 150000 dollars would go to the two colleges, up from roughly 30000 this year. Mrs. Robert Armstrong joined the Cornell board of trustees, joining Bishop Gerald Ensley and Dr. H. D. Temple who were re elected.

Waterloo North Town Conference of the Methodist Church Morningside Sioux City Cornell Mt. Vernon Wesley Foundation Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston University of Iowa School of Religion Robert Armstrong Cedar Rapids Cornell Board of Trustees Gerald Ensley Des Moines H. D. Temple Fort Dodge

East Iowa Teachers Attend Workshops at University of Iowa

East Iowa elementary and secondary teachers attend University of Iowa workshops on student behavior understanding. Participants include Bob Ask Eugene Field Jack Hartley Ed Hermann Margaret Hult Mildred Hutchins Marian Kennedy Georgiana Knorr Florence Leiter Mary Palmer Clarence Paulson Ann Pavlovsky Lois Sacket Joan Schreiber Mary Simmons Ruth Whaley Opal Wilson Dan Magee Marion Jean Westphal Stanwood Kathryn Gruenwald Martha Henry Anna Mae Ohl Marlene Sell Tipton Cedar Rapids.

Iowa City East Iowa University of Iowa

Oxford Junction Legion Elects New Post Officers

Louis Lasack was elected commander of the Legion post in Oxford Junction. Other officers named include Wayne Benhart as vice commander Howard Barto as finance officer John Ruley as adjutant Howard Propst as sergeant at arms L. L. McCreight as chaplain and Allen Hronik as historian.

Oxford Junction Louis Lasack Legion Wayne Benhart Howard Barto John Ruley Howard Propst L. L. McCreight Allen Hronik

Fathers to receive dependent child aid checks now

The Iowa Board of Social Welfare will start delivering ADC payments to fathers rather than mothers as part of a general reappraisal of the program. Increased cases and tighter funds prompt cuts and higher worker involvement to promote self sufficiency and remove ineligible families.

Des Moines Iowa Board of Social Welfare Mary Huncke ADC L. L. Caffrey Hunke

Auto License Plate Production Resumed In Anamosa

Auto license plate production lines resumed at the Anamosa men's reformatory after delivery of a salt resistant paint. The 1958 plates, delayed three weeks due to paint not withstanding salt spray, will be ready for distribution by November 15 or 20 and go on sale at county courthouses on December 1.

Anamosa William N. Burke State Institution Industries

Catholic Drive Reaches Goal for Columbus Central High

Waterloo campaign officials report the Columbus Central Catholic high school fund raising drive has surpassed its 1.5 million dollar goal with 1.771 million subscribed by Catholic families. Campaign Director Robert Cosgriff announced the milestone after tabulation by volunteers. The school will serve Catholic children in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Evansdale.

Waterloo Columbus Central Catholic High School Robert Cosgriff Cedar Falls Evansdale

Jo's Dance Revue by Hartwig Pupils Sunday Show

Miss Joselyn Hartwig presents her dance pupils in Jo's Dance Revue at 7 30 p m Sunday in the school gym Oxford Junction Proceeds go to the Retarded Children's Association.

Oxford Junction Joselyn Hartwig

Traer Girl S Eye Not Permanently Injured

Jean McKinley 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen McKinley suffered an eye injury when pliers fell from a shelf shattering her glasses and embedding glass in the left eye. Doctors at University Hospitals Iowa City say the eye is not permanently damaged and she will return home Thursday.

the Gazette TRAER Jean McKinley University Hospitals Iowa City Allen McKinley

West Union approves high school addition for band and wrestling

West Union school board approves a project by architect Charles Altfillish for a west side addition to the high school. The plan includes a 49 by 32 foot band room with practice rooms and office on the ground floor and a 49 by 25 foot wrestling room with showers in the basement. Construction may start August 1 with $31 000 from the reserve building fund.

West Union West Union Board of Education Charles Altfillisch Decorah Hickory Hotel Corporation Rex Hotel E. D. Archambault

Hendrix Named Dean at Upper Iowa University

Upper Iowa University officials announced that Dr Herschel Hendrix head of the education department and director of extension has been named dean of the college. He will assume the post Sept 1 succeeding resigning dean H I Woolard.

E. A. Billings Hendrix Upper Iowa Fayette Arkansas State University of Mississippi

Peak Season for Burglaries Near Des Moines

Iowa officials warn July and August are peak burglary months. FBI estimates over 1,500 homes nationwide may be burglarized daily during those months. J B Steiner urged locking homes, arranging mail service, stopping deliveries, and notifying police or a neighbor to watch vacant houses.

Des Moines Iowa State Sheriff’s Association J. B. Steiner FBI Steiner Iowa

Board of Control Buys 171480 Tons of Coal for State Institutions

The Iowa Board of Control purchased 171 480 tons of coal at about 393 000 dollars to cover 14 institutions for the year starting July 1, with an average cost of roughly 5 50 per ton. Seven of ten bidders won contracts including Consumers Coal Company supplying 40 560 tons and others from Dubuque Knoxville Bussey Eldon Des Moines and more. All contracts call for screenings.

DES Moines Iowa Board of Control Consumers Coal Company of Thomas J. Mulgrew Company Dubuque Beard Coal Company Knoxville Jude Coal Company Bussey Ladsdale Coal Company Eldon O’brien Coal Company University Coal Company

Longtime Traer Druggist R J Smith Hospitalized

Traer pharmacist R J Smith with over fifty years at his trade has been moved from Waterloo to a Mt Pleasant hospital after a three week stay in Waterloo. His son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs William Megordon reside in Mt Pleasant.

TRAER R. J. Smith Mt Pleasant Hospital Waterloo Hospital Smith William Megordon Mt. Pleasant

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Probers Indiana Legion Post Iowa College Ann Berner Asbury Park N. J Dance Revue Dr. Hendrix Ginny Sairy Gail Jill Gerie Angel Fizi Bermuda TiAt—at Left Killian Board of Control Schaefer Schaefer's American Gem Society
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