Roosevelt says Red China not seeking UN membership
Eleanor Roosevelt said Communist China likely prefers staying outside the United Nations. She argued China would only qualify if troops leave Korea and Tibet, and urged readiness to face calls that Nationalist China does not represent all of China. She noted well planned summit talks and defended the peace corps program.
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Washington
UPI
Eleanor Roosevelt
China
United Nations
U.S
Roosevelt
U.N
American Association For the United Nations
Khrushchev
Schools Head Asks Big Cut in Salary
Ruby Sisson, superintendent in Archuleta County, asked the Colorado legislature for a salary cut from 3200 to 800 dollars a year. She telegrammed the House citing district consolidation leaving little to do. Rep. C. H. Quinlan of Antonito presented the telegram and urged acceptance. lawmakers agreed.
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Denver
Ruby Sisson
Archuleta County
Colorado House of Representatives
C. H.quinlan
Antonito
Marriages in South Dakota and Maryland churches
Wedding notices report Florence Whit ney and Conrad Renzo Herreid exchanging vows at First Methods' church with Rev J L DeGarmo presiding. The couple will reside in Herreid where he works as an attorney. Also, Margaret Leginski and Norman Smith wed in Bainbridge Maryland with Smith to serve in the Navy and they will live in Norfolk Virginia after his sea duty.
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West Union
First Methods' Church
Florence O. Whitney
Conrad W. Renz
Herreid
S. D
J. L DeGarmo
Renz
Aurora
Margaret Leginski
Bainbridge
Norman Smith
Oscar Smith
St. Paul's Chapel
I. A. Leginski
Tucson
Ariz
Bainbridge Naval Base
Navy
Norfolk
Israeli Women Shun Make-Up and Practice Yoga
Tel Aviv reports Israeli women, drafted at 18, handle weapons, fly, radar, and operate military bases. Exemptions push them into teaching, nursing, or technician roles for two years. A new book by Sam Wagenaar highlights strong, diverse women shaping a young nation and a visiting U.S. family plans a March stay before moving to San Antonio.
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Israel
West Gerconsipine
Sam Wagenar
International
United States
Tel Aviv
Dizengoff, Boulevard
Titlers Honored at Surprise Housewarming Party
Mr and Mrs Gilbert E Titler of 503 Thirty seventh Street NE were honored at a surprise housewarming party Sunday evening given by 28 friends and relatives. The Titlers formerly lived in Marion.
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Gilbert E. Titler
Thirty-seventh St. NE
Titlers
Marion
Harold Weinbrenner couple observe silver anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harold Weinbrenner of 2128 C St SW celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Saturday with a dinner at the Colony Inn in Amana. Forty four guests attended and a reception followed at their home.
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Harold Weinbrenner
Colony Inn
Amana
Skin Oils Cause Yellow Streaks in Sheets and Shirts
Scientists report that skin oils on clothing and bedding oxidize to form yellow stains. In hard water calcium soap deposits trap soil and speed yellowing. solution is using a water conditioner in laundry to bind calcium and iron and remove soils. Fabrics washed in conditioned water showed no yellowing after nine months of storage.
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Melland-Textilberichte
Western
Germany
E. Walter
Walter
Four Babies Honored At Birthday Party
Four children were celebrated at a Saturday birthday party. Honorees were William P. Chiafos Kimberly Kay Posey Paul Ewing and Karen Cain, ages one or two. The Poseys hosted at Mrs. Posey’s mother’s home with fifteen guests in attendance.
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William P. Chiafos
Paul Chiafos
Washington Ave. SE
Kimberly Kay Posey
William V. Poseys
Paul Ewing
Richard Ewings
Washington
Karen Cain
James Cains
Twenty-third St
William
Kimberly
Paul
Karen
Poseys
Eastern Iowa girls pledged by sororities at ISU
A list of Eastern Iowa women pledged to social sororities at Iowa State Teachers college follows an inter-sorority tea and rushing period. Pledges include Sandy Phillips and Glendra Harris of Cedar Rapids, Joyce Silka of Decorah, Carol Wiebbecke of Decorah, Judy Behrens of Independence, Minta Maner of Iowa City, Sue Greenlee of Jesup, Barbara Nost of Lisbon, Vera Smith of Marion, Treva Folkers of Scotch Grove, Kay Ernst of Springville, Sharon Delfs of Toledo, Kathryn Joens of Toledo, Laura Brackin of What Cheer, and Sandra Hickman of Winthrop, among others.
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Iowa
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Rapids
Sandy Phillips
Delta Delta Phi
Glendra Harris
Theta Gamma Nu
Joyce Silka
Pi Theta Pi
Carol Jane Wiebbecke
Clutter
Kappa Theta Psi
Carolyn White
Pi Tau Phi
Jeri Gilbertson
Jane Klinker
All of
Decorah
Judy Behrens
Independence
Pi Beta Pi
Minta Maner
Iowa City
Sue Greenlee
Jesup
Barbara Nost
Lisbon
Vera Smith
Marion
Treva Folkers
Scotch Grove
Antique Show Queen Named Miss Liz Ann Koehn
Miss Liz Ann Koehn daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Koehn has been chosen to reign as queen of the Cedar Rapids Antique show April 6 9 in Memorial coliseum She will greet collectors from the Midwest at a show featuring handblown glassware rare china fashion dolls early American furniture jewelry guns and buttons An exhibit of Civil War relics including a soldier gear newspapers of the period slave icons and historic items will honor the centennial year marking the war’s beginning.
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Liz Ann Koehn
J. W. Koehn
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Koehn
Midwest
British Nurseryman Sends Chrysanthemums to Malta
Angmering England breeder Graham Sparks launches a greenhouse air lift to Malta to grow chrysanthemums there. He bought 5 acres on the island two years ago during his honeymoon, believing the Maltese climate suits the flowers, with an airliner carrying cuttings to Malta and returning with young plants.
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Angmering
England
UPI
Graham Sparks
Malta
Sparks
Mediterranean
Kozels Leave for Oklahoma City Visit
Mr. and Mrs. August Kozel of 1000 Ninth Street SE departed Tuesday for a week long visit in Oklahoma City.
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August Kozels
Oklahoma City
August Kozel
Ninth St. SE
Women Guards at the Nations Money Factory
Seventeen pistol packing women guard the Bureau of Engraving and Printing entrances and patrol halls since October. Bureau director Henry Holtzclaw praises their performance as a model of the bureau’s guard force. The women volunteered after a manpower cut, underwent three weeks of training, and now serve in strategic locations guarding paper fortunes. They carry .38 revolvers and regularly practice, while noting visitor reactions and temporary status of their posts.
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Washington
NEA
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Henry Holtzclaw
Holtzclaw
Blanche B. Sissons
U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Blanche B. Sisson
Nannye L. Price
Rajtoras Celebrate Silver Anniversary Dinner
Dr and Mrs W W Rajtoras of 1212 Sixteenth St SW were honored with a silver anniversary dinner party for ten at the home of Dr and Mrs W E Blair, 2721 First Ave SE.
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W. W. Rattora
Sixteenth St
W. E. Blair
First Ave
John J Conrads Host Weekend Guests at Dinner
Mr and Mrs John J Conrads of 26 Blake Terrace SE entertained former Burlington residents Mr and Mrs R E Guy and family and Miss Marcia Wasson at their home over the weekend A dinner for eight guests was held Sunday honoring Miss Wasson
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John J. Conrad
Blake Terrace SE
R. E. Guy
Marcia Wasson
Burlington
Miss Wasson
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Johnson Ave
Ed Kloudas
Ingleside
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Thirty-third St
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Mansfield
Klouda
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Thomas G. Birr
Jeffrey
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Kimberlie
California
Albert Masek
Pasnice
Bubblesoft Walking
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Travelogue
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Martin's
Eastern
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Bureau
Sherwin-Williams Paints
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Rosaet
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