Action Shows U S Distrust Of Russians
Washington reports the United States, amid disarmament talks with Russia, is signaling caution from Korea by repudiating the armaments limits of the 1953 armistice. Different views split the policy approach, with Adm. Radford stressing distrust of the Reds and Harold Stassen seeking possible arms control steps. The London talks center on how reliably Communist states honor pledges, while Stassen hints at continued production limits and possible inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Russia
Korea
London
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Harold E. Stassen
United Nations
Dulles
Iowa Highway Unit Issues New Pamphlets
The Iowa Highway Commission made two pamphlets available to explain by passes around communities on new roads and to outline the advantages of controlling access to new highways. The pamphlets aim to educate the public on controversial features of highway building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
Loveless Urges Safety Education Over Laws Alone
Gov Herschel C Loveless urged Town Amvets and auxiliary members to join a safety education program saying legislators can pass many highway safety laws but success requires full citizen cooperation to cut Iowa highway accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Herschel C. Loveless
Town Amvets
Loveless
Amvets
County Ordered To Provide Safe Space for Court
Mills county must supply a suitable and safe place for holding court and the clerk’s office at Glenwood. If the courthouse is unsafe or unavailable, space must be provided elsewhere in Glenwood at county expense. The Fifteenth district judges had ordered a suitable court space by Sept 1 and an adequate clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Glenwood
Attorney General
Fifteenth Judicial District
Mills County
Elliot Thomas
Oscar Strauss
Iowa Spring Pig Crop Is Lower
Iowa's 1957 spring pig crop fell about 1 percent from 1956, with a total spring crop of 12,117,000 head. Sows farrowed reached 1,633,000, down 4 percent from 1956, while the pigs saved per litter rose to 7.42, the highest on record, as producers push for earlier spring farrowings and 51 percent of sows farrowed before April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Post Office Department
Most Iowa Fire Victims Under 14 and Over 60
State Fire Marshal Ed Herron said 75 percent of fire victims in Iowa are under 14 or over 60. He noted 40 percent of fire deaths are 14 or younger and 35 percent are 60 or older, urging officials to provide guardianship for these groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Ed. J. Herron
Herron
Iowa Association of Fire Fighters
504-Apartment Housing Project Proposed at SUI
The University of Iowa received authorization from the Board of Regents to explore financing a 6.2 million 504-apartment housing project. A waiting list of about 1,000 married students exists for university housing as rents rise, with profits from current apartments aiding loan prospects. The Hawkeye Apartments would offer two-bedroom units with kitchen, bath, and living area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnolds Park
University of Iowa
Board of Regents
Regents
Hawkeye Apartments
Regents Approve Budgets for Iowa Institutions
The Iowa Board of Regents met at Lakeside Laboratory in Arnolds Park and approved 1957-58 budgets for three state supported schools. University of Iowa lab operations amount to 12,059,856 dollars while Iowa State College budgets total 9,633,588 for general, 2,403,787 for agricultural station, and 2,446,616 for extension. Iowa State Teachers College operations are 3,513,448 dollars. Prof. Robert Johnson received a leave of absence for 1957-58 to serve as Gov. Loveless’s executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Herschel Loveless
Charles City Union To Have 14500 Home
Construction begins on a 14500 union headquarters for Local 1315 of the United Auto Workers in Charles City. The Oliver Corporation farm equipment maker donated 1000 to the fund after settling a 1951 strike lawsuit and subsequent negotiations reduced the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
INS
United Auto Workers Union
Oliver Corporation
Oliver
Seek Restoration of Funds for Bulletins
The Iowa Board of Public Instruction plans to urge the interim legislative committee to restore funds to print two educational bulletins. With the department printing budget cut to 21000 dollars, the annual educational directory and the monthly educational bulletin would be discontinued, affecting Iowa school personnel. Other educational groups will appeal for adequate funds to resume the two bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa Board of Public Instruction
Legislative Interim Committee
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. C. Wright
Iowa
Reuben Carr 78 prominent Ames businessman dead
Reuben E. Carr known as Pop or Dad in Ames died early Saturday at Mary Greeley hospital. For 31 years he owned Carr swimming pool and, with his wife Mary Katherine, reared 86 homeless children and adopted three. A lifelong Christian, he moved from Unionville in 1904 and taught carpentry at Iowa State College for two years.
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AMES
Reuben E. Carr
Mary Greeley Hospital
Carr
Pop
Mary Catherine
Carrs
The
Christian Church
Unionville
Iowa State College
Two Youths Accused Of Beating Man 83
Des Moines police charged Richard Macy and William Warne with robbery with aggravation after they allegedly beat 83 year old Pasquale Fusaro as he entered his home. Fusaro suffered a fractured cheekbone and facial injuries, while his wallet containing $80 was taken. A third youth was sent to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Richard A. Macy
William B. Warne
Pasquale Fusaro
Fusaro
Teeth Left Out Of an Iowa Law Found in Senate Chamber
Des Moines AP reports Iowa legislators question if a key provision was missing from a recent measure after a set of false teeth was found in the senate chamber when the legislature adjourned last May 9. They remained unclaimed by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Four Congregational Churches Fight Merger in Federal Court
New York AP. Four Congregational churches in Burlington Indiana Pontiac Michigan Wauwatosa Wisconsin and Toledo Ohio suit seeks to nullify merger provisions claiming their churches remain independent and the general council lacks authority to conduct the merger. Plaintiffs include pastors and lay members led by Rev Harry R Butman of Los Angeles. The suit also questions rights of non joining churches over assets and ministers pension funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Congregational Christian Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational
Burlington
Pontiac
Mich
Wauwatosa
Wis
Toledo
Ohio
General Council
Harry R. Butman
Congregational Church of the Messiah
Los Angeles
Congregational Church
Crash Injuries Fatal for Woman in Iowa Drive Incident
Mrs. George Morrison, about 75, died Friday evening from injuries after a car crash involving 14 year old driver James Mulac on a county road three miles south of Washington Iowa. Morrison was mother of county attorney Clifford Morrison. Mulac, a high school sophomore with a driving permit, was alone and had taken the car without parental permission. He was in good condition at Washington County hospital.
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Washington, Ia
George Morrison
James Mulac
Morrison
Washington County
Clifford Morrison
Mulac
Here
Chicago
Mulae
Washington County Hospital
South Amana Youth Injured in Collision
John Shoup nineteen of South Amana sustained a fractured leg and other injuries Friday night in a car tractor collision. He lies in Memorial hospital. The crash occurred on highway 6 a mile west of South Amana as he attempted to pass a tractor traveling east. His car struck the tractor, left the highway and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
John Shoup
South Amana
Memorial Hospital
Shoup
Notice of Executors for Herbert J Beals Estate
The undersigned were appointed on June 21 1957 as executors of Herbert J Beals estate of Linn County Iowa. Creditors must promptly pay debts and claimants file authenticated claims with Linn County District Court. Milo O Hanzlik attorney.
Notice of Executor Appointment for Karl J. Schmidt
On June 19 1957 in Linn County Iowa the Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids was appointed executor of Karl J Schmidt deceased. Creditors are asked to immediately pay debts and to file claims authenticated in the Linn County District Court with Moyer and Allen attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Moyer & Allen, Attorneys
Absolute divorce petition in Linn County Iowa
Gordon L. Redmond sues Alice Redmond for an absolute divorce under cruel and inhuman treatment. Petition asks that Redmond be decreed owner of household goods and furnishings and sought equitable relief plus costs. Court notice requires appearance by July 30, 1957 at Cedar Rapids. Attorneys: Rees and Remley, Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Gordon L. Redmond
Alice Redmond
Cedar Rapids
Rees and Remley
East Main Anamosa
Administratrix of Grace Vyburn estate named in Iowa notice
Bernadeane Peters appointed administratrix of the Grace Vy. Fdaburn estate in Linn County Iowa on June 7 1957. All indebted persons must promptly pay the estate. Clerk of Linn County District Court and attorney Gerard J. Glaza handling the matter.
Administratrix with Will Annexed Notice in Linn County Iowa
Virginia Paul Moore appointed as Administratrix with Will Annexed of William Baylis estate requests all debtors to pay promptly and directs creditors to file authenticated claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk. attorney Fred W. Hann named.
Administratrix Named for Estate in Linn County Iowa
Bernadeane Peters appointed and qualified on June 7 1957 as Administratrix of Aden Edaburn estate Linn County Iowa. Creditors must file claims in Linn County District Court with attorney Gerard J Glaza.
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Waddle Estate
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is executrix of the estate of Albert Sylvester Waddle late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment thereof to the under signed. Those having claims against the estate will file them duly authenticated in the guide of the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Fisher and Fisher, Attorneys.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Herbert J. Beals
Iowa
Ths
Howard Helm Beals
Gertrude May Beals
Milo O. Hanzlik
State of
Karl J. Schmidt
Grace VY. Fdaburn
District Cour
Bernadeane Peters
Gerard J. Glaza
William Baylis
Virginia
Paul Moore
Fred W. Hann
Aden Edaburn
The
Wary of
Lowa
Purt
Noti
Meny
R Fey X
Albert Sylvester Waddle
County
Tome
Pitrict Court Dla Waddle
Executriz
Fisher and Fisher
Anna Mane Losty
Wil 'T District Court
Kriz—Martha French
Around Iowa Schools To Close
Iowa will shut 40 small high schools this fall as district reorganizations proceed, state superintendent J C Wright announced. Mrs Glenn Gray, 60, longtime civic leader and former Iowa League of Women Voters president, died Friday at her Burlington home. The Iowa Board of Public Instruction asked Cushing consolidated district in Woodbury county to show cause why it should remain on the approved list after hiring a noncertified teacher.
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Iowa
J. C. Wright
Glenn Gray
Iowa League of Women Voters
Burlington
Ae Cas
Iowa ‘Board of Public Instruction
Cushing Consolidated
Woodbury County
Puzzle for Fiends director talks London deal amid Hollywood buzz
Hollywood column notes Guy Madison near a London picture with Helen Ainsworth negotiating Puzzle for Fiends to be shot on the Riviera for James O. Radford and Ludwig Gerber. Sheila expects a September baby and will stay with Bridget. Also mentions Roy Walston in South Pacific and Marion Parsonnet shifting to writing after screen ventures, plus various Hollywood snippets.
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Hollywood
INS
Guy Madison
London
Helen Ainsworth
Riviera
James O. Radford
Ludwig Gerber
Guy
Sheila
Bridget
Marion Parsonnet
Franchot Tone
Uncle Vanya
Franchot
Parsonnet
Selznick
Rita Hayworth
Gilda
Marion
Edg ar A. Guest The Poet of the People
The poem praises Edgar A. Guest for receiving honors and degrees yet remaining humble and devoted to work. It contrasts ceremonial pride with his ongoing labor and gratitude, noting that status does not alter his inner character or dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Iowa Administratrices With Will Annexed Named in 1957 Notice
Notice records the appointment of Kriz Martha French and another administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Anna Mane losty of Linn County Iowa. It orders all creditors to file their claims and directs authentication in the Linn County Clerk of District Court. The date of appointment is June 20 1957.
Howell Denies He Is Bucking Union in Resurfacing Job
B. T. Howell of Howell Construction denied claims he would proceed with the city parking lot resurfacing regardless of union opposition. He stated his firm is union contractor and pays union scale, and noted his company has handled early phases of the project on Limbach Lumber property at A avenue and Third Street NE.
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Howell
B. T. Howell
Howell Construction Company
Limbach Lumber
A Avenue
Third Street
Diefenbaker Names First Canadian Woman To Cabinet
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker sworn in as Canada's first Conservative leader in 22 years and names Ellen Fairclough of Hamilton Ontario as secretary of state the first woman in cabinet. He keeps external affairs post and assigns Michael Starr of Oshawa as labor secretary, the first Ukrainian descent cabinet minister.
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Ottawa
INS
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Ellen Fairclough
Hamilton
Ont
United States
Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Vincent Massey
Massey
Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference
London
Michael Starr
Oshawa
Starr
The
Ukraine
Margaret Beats Queen at Ascot Royal Stakes Race
Princess Margaret won the royal stakes at Ascot during a morning ride with Queen Elizabeth II. Lord Patrick Beresford and Windsor Castle royals watched as the two sisters took a quick gallop around the course before the day’s racing. Margaret crossed first.
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Ascot
England
Princess Margaret
Queen Elizabeth II
Ascot Racetrack
Patrick Beresford
Margaret
Royal House
Windsor Castle
Navy hides radio frequencies for earth satellite
Blossom Point Maryland AP Navy secrecy covers the radio frequencies used by the earth satellite to prevent amateur operators from depleting its power. J T Mengel of the naval research laboratory notes the data has no military value and poses no enemy risk. He spoke during a preview at the world-s largest satellite tracking station near Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom Point
Navy
J. T. Mengel
Naval Research Laboratory
Mengel
Washington, D.C
President Signs 85 669 929 Bill for Defense Grants
President Eisenhower signed an 85 669 929 bill to fund miscellaneous federal agencies through June 30. The measure includes emergency agricultural disaster aid and for feed and seed support to farmers. Cedar Rapids firms received about 2.25 million in Defense Department contracts, led by Collins Radio Co. for 1.516 million in production data packing and test harnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cherry-Burrell
Collins
Washington
Eisenhower
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Defense Department
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Collins ‘Radio Co
Army Signal Supply Agency
Army
Chicago
Truckers Signal Safety Codes On Open Road
Denver report notes truckers use a distinct signaling language with hand signs and lighting signals. A V formed by fingers warns of police ahead while another version signals weigh scales open. One to three light flicks convey greetings, caution, or danger, with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
SNS
Lee Roy Sands
Denver-Chicago Trucking Company
Sands
Pacific Northwest
California
Changing Times Denver Tax Records Show Radio Decline TV Boom
Denver tax records indicate a sharp rise in taxable television sets from zero five years ago to 75 557 this year while radios decline from 25 961 to 12 878 over the same period. The shift reflects broader changes in household electronics and consumer spending in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Crash Victim Dies After Heart Attack Blamed
Waterloo man August E. Heidemann aged 36 who lost a left arm in a weekend auto crash died Friday of an apparent heart attack. Heidemann was injured Saturday when his car sideswiped a truck in Waterloo and had been recovering after the amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
E. Heidemann
Heidemann
Electrician Blamed for Des Moines Blackout
DES MOINES Iowa Power and Light officials said an electrician who threw the wrong switch caused Thursday’s blackout and will be reprimanded. Plant operations were reported back to normal, and the electrician was not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Power and Light Company
Youngest American Army turncoat to be questioned on TV interview
The youngest American Army defector from the Korean War will be questioned on The Mike Wallace Interview at 8:00 p m Sunday on Channel 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wallace
Channel 9
Retaining walls and driveways offered with free estimates
Farley provides free estimates for retaining walls driveways and sidewalks including poured steps and block work. The note lists Farley as the service provider with a contact pitch for bids and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partunek Eads van
16Th Ave
Farley
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Stassen
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Iowa Highway Unit
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Coolidge
Butch
Esther Pollock
Palmyra RD
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Josh Logan
Roy Walston
Roy
Luther Billis
Walston
Josh
Mitzi Gaynor
Rosanno Brazzi
Honolulu
Cary Grant
Harry Cohn
Frederick Loewe
Arthur Freed
MGM
Loewe
Alan Lerner
Fred Loewe
Harry Warner
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Pier Angeli
Marsha Pavan
Bel Air
Ronald Reagan
Patsy
Madelyn Martin
Lucy
Desi
Quinn Martin
Teamsters
Limbach
Queen
Wan
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Novak Monument Co
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Bever Park
Gazette Rrier
Ararararararaass
G.E. Ste Tron
Mit
Ever CO
Roosevelt Hotel
3Rd St
Osen
Magnus Hotel
4Th St
Pames A. Hoffman
Maron
Probasco Jewelry
Palace
Theater Cancer Insurance
Pusateri Ins
Oe Ave
Portland Oregon
Charlie Xry
Dearborn Brass
Barber College
1St Street
Lucy's
Ist
St. Sw
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Charlie’s Tavern
12Th Ave
Leonard Reyman
Prairie Moon Paleroom
Prairieburg
Leo
His Pioneers
Hie Way Gardens
Stanwood
Cave Beacon Cafee
Tishon
Swisher Pavilion
Andy
Mation
D.M
Dick Kaufman
Dixielanders
Old Hickory Inn
40Th St
Mayvu
Kenny Hofer
Leon's
Ee Ppa Papas OP Business Services
Sewer and Water Service
Free
Brown
J. Kraus
Singer
Clarence Kriz
Eeeionsinantate Seeger Nee General Contractors
Hollenbeck
Stepstones Alpha
Kutchera
8Th Ave
S.E
Carpenter Contractor
Orrie A. Ross
MAGIC
Commercia
Irvin Martinson
Milan W. Freese
F.H.A
Bertell
Bachman
Northrup al and
Son
Amos Kruger
F. W Lyman
W Smith
Jack Schneider
Hubbard
Ronnie
Ben Frank
Bob Waddington
Hein
2Nd St. NE
Rock Paul J Nolan
W. Turner
Fred Jramer
Paulo-Gadstone
Bill Letbrand
Ork
Meneng
Geneva
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