House Passes Fair Competition Bill For Service Trades
The Iowa house approved a state NRA style bill aimed at price cutting in service trades. It sets a 65 percent tradesmen threshold for cities under 25 000 and 70 percent for cities over 95 000 to require fair competition codes. The measure, authored by Rep Arch McFarlane, passed 68 to 30 amid related tax and sales relief debates.
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Waterloo
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Spencer
Couple Wed 71 Years Ago In West Union
Lydia King 86 and Nathaniel King 94, of Tucs ev as, mark their seventy first wedding anniversary in West Union. Mrs. King recalled hard times in 1864 and joked about their exchange of yes and no before marriage.
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Council Bluffs
Lydia King
Tucsev
Nathemiel King
West UN
Interstate Power cuts residential lighting rates in Dubuque
The Interstate Power company announced a voluntary reduction in residence lighting rates in Dubuque. The move is expected to save local consumers about $32,000 annually.
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Interstate Power Company
53 Pupils Contribute To Cornell Anthology
Mount Vernon reports Cornell College published Spree Winds a 53 poem collection from Midwest high school students from seven states Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Indiana Editors include Prof Clyde Tull Roy Nelson and Arthur Rogers Hillside Press with Elizabeth Hart Minneapolis author and design by Alice Louise Scatliff and Cornell students' linoleum cover.
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Minneapolis
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Arthur Rogers
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Frank G Ray Rites Set in Vinton Near East Iowa Bank Leader
Funeral services for Frank G Ray president of the State Bank of Vinton will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Fry and Alcorn Funeral Home Vinton. The Rev Charles G Fort of the Methodist church will conduct the service and burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Maquoketa Pays Beer License Fees
Maquoketa city council ordered City Manager J H Curtis to pay 1212.50 to the county as its share of beer license fees from the last two years. The decision followed state checkers notes of minor book errors and commendations for overall clerk and treasurer records.
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Mondey
J H. Curtis
Grant Injunction To Stop Interference In Wartburg
The American Lutheran Church won a court injunction from District Judge M H Kepler to prevent President L Prochl and others from interfering with Wartburg college in Waverly. The board of regents was upheld as in charge of operation and governance. The church had announced plans in convention to merge Wartburg with the Clinton school and close the Clinton and St Paul campuses.
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Clinton
St. Paul
Rev Norman Menter Nears Wartburg College Presidency
The Rev Norman A Menter of Detroit announced tentative acceptance of a Wartburg College presidency in Waverly He will open the college office within ten days as authorized agent of the American Lutheran Church and has reserved final decision on acceptance.
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Chicago
Norman A Menter
Detroit
Wartburg College
Waverly
American Lutheran Church
Monona Teen dies. services planned at Methodist church
Helen Ulish, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ulish of Monona, died Monday night. Survived by her parents and a brother Roy. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church.
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Iowa liquor probers to file second audit report
The Iowa Liquor Control Commission will receive a second official audit covering the period from establishment to December 31. G S Worden in charge handed material to committee counsel Floyd E Page. Audit work includes possible reviews of dealings with Western Distributing Tama and other liquor firms.
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Vinton Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ferguson marked fifty years of marriage at a gathering in Vinton attended by five of their six children and families. He served Benton county as sheriff 1913 to 1917, now aged 70, she 68, and the couple married March 15, 1885 at Spencer's Grove. Their home was on a Harrison township farm before retiring to Vinton seven years ago. Children include Mrs. Charles Geater of Vinton and A. R. Ferguson of Des Moines, with others in Los Angeles St. Louis Waterloo and a wide family including thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Harry Ferguson
Remove Extra Ribs From Bay In Iowa U Hospital
In Iowa City an 18 year old, Charles Roberts, had two extra ribs removed in a rare operation led by Dr S R Freund. The additional ribs sprang from the seventh cervical vertebra area and pressed on arm nerves causing severe pain.
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S R. Freund
Vienna
Martens Murder Trial Jury Selection Edges On
In Newton the second trial of Adolph Martens for murder moved to two days of panel examination. Sixteen prospective jurors were questioned after a venue change from Sigourney where Martens was acquitted of slaying his 14 year old stepdaughter. He faces a charge of murdering his wife Estella and her daughter at the Martens farm on August 2. Martens appeared in a grey suit with his daughter Anne and son Henry J. Martens accompanying him. Judge W S Cooper urged pace as delays drew rebukes from the bench. H C Rorf led the state panel, R E Shaw the defense.
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Anne
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H. C. Rorf
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Franes Henik 80 Dies On Farm Near Mount Vernon
Frances Henik born in Czechoslovakia died at 1 30 a m after a year long illness on a farm south of Mount Vernon where she had lived 52 years. Survived by four children and several grandchildren funeral at Johnston chapel Mount Vernon then St Johns Lisbon burial in Lisbon cemetery.
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Alice Shepherd
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R. A. Hallett
H. M. Shepherd
A. M. Shepherd
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Leon King
Frank Eastman
Minnesota
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Corrine Groves
Luella Bare
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Dale Mowbray
Betty Leusen
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Maxine Ross
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Wadena Farmer Holds Bad Luck Title
West Union reports Warren Willerton of a farm two miles south of Wadena faced a July 5 collision near Oelwein and pleaded guilty to reckless driving. He was sued for 5000 dollars in two damage suits and his home burned at 6 am Thursday leaving the couple escaping in night clothes. The fire destroyed the house and contents, insured for about half value.
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West Liberty Legion to Stage Barn Dance Frolic in Three Towns
The Mansell Phillips post 509 American Legion hosts a barn dance frolic in Wilton on March 20, in West Liberty on March 21, and in Nichols on March 23. Over 150 Muscatine county residents perform as radio stars with Earl Baldridge impersonating Grandpa Jitters. Local participants include Herbert Barhurst, John Compton, Lester Larson, Billy Eves, Dorothy Kleinert, Glenn Carter, Rita Askam, Julius Mathews, Marguerite Kennedy, Carmelita Stevens, Vernon Carter, Roy Christensen, Joe Chase, and many others in a community show.
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Floyd Pierce
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Albert Watson
Re-Elect Harding Head of Maquoketa Schools
Supt W C Haine was re elected head of the Maquoketa schools Monday L W Romer is the new board president succeeding Mrs Lillian Pulley who was defeated in her re election Mrs Imogene McIntire and J A Wherry were sworn in succeeding Mrs Pulley and C H Anderson who retires from the board after 17 years A L Scholl and Mrs Neta Suthers failed to secure a three year contract for Mr Harding when the president sided with Wherry and McIntire to grant a one year term
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W C. Haine
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L. W Romer
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Imogene McIntire
J. A. Wherry
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C. H. Anderson
A. L. Scholl
Neta Suthers
Harding
Wherry
McIntire
Kellogg's Red and Green Packages Highlighted at Grocery
A note promotes Kellogg products from Battle Creek encouraging shoppers to pick the red and green packages at their local grocer. The message emphasizes the Kellogg brand and its Battle Creek origin.
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Amana School Board Approves Four year High School Plan
Amana colony high school will extend from three to four years and spend about 3500 on building to combine two Middle Amana structures. Board revisits financing in April with aim to complete by summer for next fall. Supt J R Neveln given three year contract.
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Marengo to Entertain County Play Contest
Marengo hosts the county one act play contest with teams from Ladora Millersburg North English and Williamsburg. Each school enters multiple casts with faculty directors guiding performances across Wednesday and Thursday at Carson auditorium.
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Maxine Ashley
LeRoy Shaull
Ireta Rinehart
Leon Fuller
Onja Sloan
Everett Hunzelman
Seventy One Casts Entered In Iowa U Dramatic Festival
More than 500 persons from seventy one casts will compete in the University of Iowa annual play festival March 28 29 and 30. Eleven entries represent community and class divisions including Davenport Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Nevada with several junior colleges and high schools. champions from last year defend in seven divisions though no champions will be declared due to a group rating plan.
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Nevada
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Thornburg Boy Shot in Hunting Accident
Thornburg 12-year-old Albert James Robinson Jr. was accidentally shot while hunting near the Bruce goldfish pools. He slipped, triggering his rifle on a rock. the bullet lodged one inch above the elbow with no serious bone damage. The doctor plans to leave the bullet in place unless complications arise.
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Albert James Robinson, Jr
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Bruce Goldfish
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