Court Denies Rehearing for Ronald Stump
The Iowa supreme court denied Ronald Stump a rehearing in his second appeal from a second degree murder conviction and 75 year sentence. The court issued no opinion and the order was handwritten on the petition cover signed by Chief Justice Garfield. Stump, 23, of Keokuk, was convicted for the June 9, 1961 killing of Michael Daly in Des Moines after Daly exited his girlfriend Leanna Skultety's car.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Ronald Stump
Stump
T. G. Garfield
Keokuk
Polk County
Michael Daly
Daly
Fire Destroys Barn on Bowman Farm North of North Liberty
A fire at the Lloyd Bowman farm three miles north of North Liberty on Highway 218 destroyed a 48 by 52 foot barn and its contents including 31 young cattle five of them calves a registered bull ground feed hay a tractor cornpicker and a loader. A milkhouse burned too. Firemen prevented spread to other structures. Discovered about 8 45 p m by Robert Gero. Cause undetermined.
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North Liberty
Lloyd Bowman
Robert Gero
Bowmans
Cedar Rapids
Veto likely on bill to abolish personnel director office
Gov. Hughes warned he would veto SF 359 a measure by Sen. Nolan to abolish the personnel director’s office held by Democrat Robert Conner. He urged civil service reform and noted Republicans will control key patronage agencies. Some senators believe veto would fail in the Senate.
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Des Moines
State Personnel Director
Harold Hughes
D.C. Nolan
Aiowa City
State Executive Council
Robert Conner
Ottumwa
Hughes
Civil Service Commission
Erbe
Loveless
Hoegh
State Tax Commission
Earl Elijah
Clarence
Senate
Sen. Nolan
William S. Beardsley
Robert Blue
Deputy To Stay Despite Indian Protest at County Meeting
Tama Tama Indians failed to attend the county board meeting to protest Gene Little’s appointment as special deputy on the Sac and Fox settlement. Supervisor Floyd Tower said the board would follow Sheriff Milo Quigley’s recommendation, noting a $2,500 state grant could be at risk if the deputy position remains unfilled.
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County Board of Supervisors
Gene Little
James Roan
Little
Floyd Tower
Milo Quigley
Tower
Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette began in 1883 by The Gazette Co and is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second Class postage is paid at Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates listed for carrier and mail users including night and afternoon editions. The Associated Press is exclusively for republication of all local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Weston
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Hughes Mooty differ on tax relief problem
Grinnell Iowa AP Democratic Governor Harold Hughes and Republican Lt. Gov. William Mooty debated property tax relief at a Grinnell College seminar. Mooty backed more state payments for agricultural land credits with no increase for homestead credits while Hughes favored raising homestead credits if farmers get more for agricultural land.
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Grinnell
Iowa
William L. Mooty
Harold Hughes
Mooty
Senate
Andrew Frommelt
D-Dubuque
Hughes
Lindquist Widow Dies in Indianola记
Addie Jackson Lindquist 79 died Tuesday in Indianola. Services Friday. burial at Chariton. She earlier helped Ernest Ole Lindquist, once called the forgotten man of the Iowa penitentiary, get paroled in 1952, after which he opened a shoe repair shop. Lindquist, a European native, served 42 years for killing a marshal at Carroll and died in 1955.
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Indianola
Iowa
Addie Jackson Lindquist
Chariton
Lindquist
Carroll
Sticker System For Liquor Tax Urged by Solon
Rep Joseph Knock proposes a sticker system to boost liquor revenue by 6 to 12 million. Retailers would buy stamps for each bottle, with a $2.60 fifth stamp affixed by the purchaser. He urges strict enforcement including permanent liquor license revocation for cheats.
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Des Moines
SDPA
Joseph Knock
R.creston
Knock
Creston
Michigan
Auto Safety Checks To Be Held in May
DES MOINES AP A statewide voluntary motor vehicle inspection program will run in Iowa communities during May per State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch. He says the program checks cars and trucks before heavy summer driving and notes it is a stop gap until required inspections. Des Moines is the only city requiring safety checks. Last year over 185 Iowa communities set up local programs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Carl Pesch
Pesch
Iowa City Motel Purchasers Sue Over Price Value
A Sioux City couple Hilliard and Irene Belling sue Ruby Wildman Ralph Wildman Wildman Enterprises and real estate agent Charles Briggs claiming false representations on the Siesta motel purchased March 5 1962 for 165000. They seek receivership injunction and 75000 dollars.
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Iowa City
Sioux City
Highway 6
Ruby Wildman
Ralph Wildman
Wildman Enterprises
Wildman
Charles Briggs
Hilliard
Irene Belling
Woodbury County
Siesta Motel, Inc
Briggs
West Union Girl Scouts to Entertain Fathers Evening
The Girl Scouts and Brownies of West Union host a program for their fathers at the elementary school Friday at 7 30 p m The event theme is Serve The Future with general chairmen Mrs George Schroyer and Mrs Robert Koempel listed.
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Gazette West Union
Girl Scouts
Brownies
West Union
George Schroyer
Robert Koempel
Des Moines YMCA Boys Chorus to Perform in Toledo
The YMCA boys chorus and bell ringers from Des Moines will present a one hour concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Whiting theater Toledo. The group comprises 55 boys aged nine to sixteen.
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Toledo
Des Moines Ymca Boys Chorus
Bell Ringers
Whiting
Murphy Martin News Summary Tonight on Television 9
Hear fresh reports by a man with sound editorial judgment as Murphy Martin with the News airs weeknights at 10 15 on Television 9.
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Murphy Martin
Network TV
Fire Destroys Vinton Building
Fire destroyed the Schnoor Saw Co. building in Vinton early Thursday. Owner Milo Schnoor valued damage at 10000, including a 1951 automobile and a 1955 pickup truck. The Schnoors, awakened by their 5-year-old son, could not reach the fire department as lines burned. Alarm came from an unidentified passerby. No injuries reported.
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Vinton
Schnoor Saw Co
Milo Schnoor
Schnoors
New Manager Named By Tama Toledo Club
Tama-Toledo Country club hires M. L. Katsy Kensinger of Toledo as manager for the 1963 season. Clubhouse opens April 27. Kensinger succeeds Bert Shoop who served since 1948 and will travel for Print-a-Tape Co. of Libertyville, Illinois. A cook and other help will be hired later. Eldon Adams of Toledo is president this year.
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Tama—M. L
Katsy” Kensinger
Toledo
Tama-Toledo
Kensinger
Bert Shoop
Shoop
Print
Grain Elevator Operator Freed Under Probation
Allen T. North 38 of Vail Iowa was granted five years probation by U S district Judge William C Hanson for misuse of government corn. He previously pled guilty and ran the elevator under a $100 000 bond. North may owe government about 100000 in CCC corn and a separate civil claim of 42000 against his sureties.
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Sioux City
Allen T. North
Vail
Iowa
Liberty
U. S. District Court
William C. Hanson
North
Hanson
Commodity Credit Corp
Agriculture Department
Blood Typing Drive Sponsored by Strawberry Point Jaycees
The Jaycees sponsor a blood typing program in Strawberry Point chaired by Charles Leachman. It runs March 15 and 22 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m at Dr H M Andersons office. The test is free and quick and doctors will use results for immediate reference in locating needed blood.
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Strawberry Point
The
Jaycees
Charles Leachman
H. M. Anderson
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