Color transforms the newsroom and life in bright hues
John Reynolds notes remodeling brings bold color schemes and better lighting transforming the newsroom vibe. He describes mustard and blue walls, vivid personal touches, new color paper, fire and water resistant work clothes, and even trended color hearses signaling color’s impact on daily life.
Man Executed As Peiping Spy
Taipei reports that Friday the Chinese Nationalists executed a former officer from Chiang Kai-shek's army for spying for the Peiping Communist regime.
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Denny Larkin A Gazette Carrier Aims to Coach
Denny Larkin 14, a Gazette carrier on Second Ave SE, delivers north side customers from Fourth to Thirteenth streets. An Immaculate Conception eighth grader, he plays guard for the school basketball team, pitches and plays shortstop in summer baseball, and serves as an altar boy. He desires to coach later and hopes to attend Annapolis.
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Khrushchev Accepts Liberia Visit Invitation
Tass reports premier Nikita Khrushchev accepted Liberia's invitation and will travel to Africa for the first time. Liberian President Tubman is set to visit the Soviet Union, signaling a reciprocal exchange between the two nations.
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Scholarships Open At Coe For Five Top Awards
Coe College opens three March deadlines for high school seniors seeking five top scholarships. The James Marshall music award requires applications by Monday with auditions on March 12 and may cover full tuition. Three presidential scholarships face a March 26 deadline with auditions on April 2. The Williston Jones Stephen Phelps and Samuel B McCormick honors offer full tuition as well, while the George W Bryant four year scholarship has a separate deadline.
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Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Linn County Iowa
On February 25, 1960, Leone L Hemsky was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Ernest A Tabor of Linn County Iowa deceased. All debtors must pay promptly and those with claims should file authenticated statements with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Kubicek Novak Kubicek, Attorneys.
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Appointment of Executrix for Rose Cizek Estate in Linn County
Notice announces Helen Philf named Executrix of Rose Cizek deceased in Linn County Iowa on February 25 1960. Creditors urged to pay and filing of claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Attorney Joseph J Severa represents the estate.
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Coe to Host Bryant Applicants for Interviews on Campus
March 28 line notes Bryant applicants visiting the Coe campus on April 3 for personal interviews and examinations. Dr. Bryant, former Coe professor and athletic director, helped found the Midwest and Iowa conferences. Scholarships honor early Coe presidents. Gramenz directs that high schoolers write the admissions office for details.
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