Missing 14 year old Michelle found in Minneapolis
Michelle Girard 14 of Iowa City was found working as domestic help in a Minneapolis home after hitchhiking from Iowa. She rode to a Minneapolis suburb, used a false age, and was identified by police. Iowa City and Johnson County to bring her back next week. she says she wanted to start a life on her own.
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Iowa City
Michelle Girard
Minneapolis
Michelle
Johnson County
the Gazette
Minneapolis “Loop
Juvenile Department
France
United States
Lansing Banker Kernat Dies at 90 in Lansing
Special to The Gazette Charles M. Kernat 90, longtime cashier of Kernat Brothers Savings Bank in Lansing, died Friday at his daughter's home in Chicago after months in Florida and Chicago. Born May 21 1867 in Lansing, he was survived by three sons Richard Pewaukee Wis Arthur Fort Worth and Theodore Lansing a brother Moritz Kerndt bank president and two sisters Clara Gray Milwaukee and Kathryn Kerndt Lansing.
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Lansing
Charles M. Kernat
Kernat Brothers Savings Bank
George Zerbis
Chicago
Florida
Mr. Kernat
Moritz Kerndt
Freda Greulich
Richard
Pewaukee, Wis
Arthur
Fort, Worth
Theodore
Clara Gray
Milwaukee
Kathryn Kerndt
Notice of Executor Appointment in Iowa Officer Estate
Notice is given that on May 2 1958 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Lillie Townsend of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those having claims must file them with the undersigned in the Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Iowa
Linn County
Lillie Townsend
State of Iowa
Linn
Gustav Goodwan
Cedarapids
Cedar Rapids
Carl Hendrickson
Anton Alovec
Beebe
Berthad
Tion County
Alphe
Kinkead
Cu Huot
Stittieworth Ingersoll
REN
Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Notice of Probate and Executors in Linn County Iowa
Notice announces probate of will for Anton Alovec and multiple estates in Linn County Iowa. It lists court dates in Cedar Rapids, appointment of executors, and calls for claim filing with the Linn County Clerk.
Young Democrats at SUI Propose Rent Study Plan
Iowa City SUI Young Democrats plan a resolution to Iowa Young Democratic club urging an unbiased committee to study married student housing. They praise Governor Loveless and seek inclusion in the state Democratic platform to address rents, costs, and alternate housing plans for equity.
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Iowa City
SUI Young Democrats
Dick Greenwood
Iowa Young Democratic Club
Loveless
Board of Regents
Efforts To Speed Gas to 90 Towns Dropped by State
Iowa officials suspended plans to speed natural gas service to 90 towns amid a Federal Power Commission dispute among Northern Natural Gas and two other pipelines. The Iowa Commerce Commission canceled a meeting with states to discuss fast tracking a decision as anti trust actions hinder discussions.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Commerce Commission
Northern Natural Gas Company of
Omaha
Federal Power Commission
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Howeer
FPC
Northern Natural
Iowa Commission
Ray Thompson
Tennessee Natural Gas Pipeline Company
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipeline Company
Northern Natural Immediate
Administratrix Notice for Estate in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that the estate of late Alteartel of Linn County Iowa has an administratrix. Creditors are asked to present claims with proper authentication to the undersigned Baumgartel Administratrix and Martin Roemig Attorney in Iowa District Court.
Estate of Linn County Iowa Resident Perm Young Administrator
Notice is given that the estate of a Linn County Iowa resident is being administered. Persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should file them with the Clerk of Linn County Iowa. The administration is under Pern Young and Crissman.
Evenhanded Curveball Turns Anglers Into Surprises
A nimble group of workers shifts from planning schemes to reacting to an unexpected setback. They adapt quickly, turning a tricky situation into a lesson on resilience and teamwork, with multiple actors contributing to the turnaround.
Radiation Stations Planned in Iowa City and Des Moines
Radiation monitoring stations will be set up at Iowa City and Des Moines as part of 98 nationwide sites for Pacific tests. The Iowa City site is run by the Public Health Service Commission and the Des Moines site by the Weather Bureau, with samples collected on flypaper, shipped to New York for processing and analysis.
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Washington
Iowa City
Des Moines
Pacific
United States
U.S. Public Health Service Commission
Weather Bureau
Atomic Energy Commission
New York City
Two Die In Head On Collision Near Des Moines
Two people were killed in a head on crash 9 miles northeast of Des Moines on Friday night. The victims were Bernard R. Waldmann of Wichita Kansas and Terry Poole a 32 year old Des Moines resident. Traffic reports say Waldmann pulled out to pass a truck when his car collided with Poole’s.
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Des Moines
Here
Bernard R. Waldmann
Wichita
Kan
Terry Poole
Highway Patrol
Andre Carstensen
Waldmann
Poole
Helen Walker Teacher Dies in Iowa City
Helen Walker aged 54, a Coralville schools teacher for seven years, died Friday at University Hospitals after a lingering illness in Iowa City. Survived by two daughters, two brothers, and two sisters. Services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Oathout chapel.
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Iowa City
Helen Walker
Coralville
Notice of 7c Corporation Formed in Linn County Iowa
A notice states the incorporated body known as 7c Corporation is formed under Iowa law. It outlines authorized capital stock of 50 000 dollars, 100 shares, par value unspecified, and stock issuance rules. The corporation will manage real estate, sports venues, and related services with a five member board. Initial directors and officers are listed with addresses in Marion and Cedar Rapids. The filing date is April 28 1958, Cedar Rapids, Linn County Iowa.
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7C Corporation
Hana
Sab
Newett
Linn
Iowa
Sus Corporation
Hott
Sha Cone
Peregrates Io
Cedar Rapids
Linn Counowa
Marion
Cithore
Etzel
Marcirector
Ert
Newlin
Anna Elec
Hs Ae
Violin Artist Delights 600 at May Music Festival
Violinist Julian Olevsky enchanted about 600 listeners at Cornell college King Memorial chapel during the second program of the 60th annual May Music festival. He offered Tartini and Schubert with Bloch and Lalo selections, concluding with Ravel Tzigane and three encores. The finale features the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under George Schick tonight.
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Donald Key
Gazette
T. Vernon
King Memorial Chapel
Julian Olevsky
Cornell College
Olevsky
Tartini
Schubert
Bloch
Lalo
Ravel
Wolfgang Rose
Novacek
Paganini
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
George Schick
Clinton Window Smashers Sentenced in $5,000 spree
Three Clinton youths, Joseph Quick 20 Terrence Blume 19 and Merlin Blume 17 were given one year in county jail for malicious damage to property nearly a month after a March 31 window smashing spree. Judge Mathew Westrate barred trustee duties and ordered restitution.
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Clinton
Joseph Quick
L Terrence Blume
Merlin Blume
Mathew Westrate
Clinton Streets
Iowa boards gain leeway to set higher reorg standards
State Board of Public Instruction ruled county boards may set higher minimum pupil counts for district reorganizations. The decision upheld Montgomery and Page counties in disapproving Stanton district expansion for under 500 pupils. The board also reversed several merger approvals and dismissals across multiple counties in related actions.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
State Board of Public Instruction
Montgomery
Page County
Stanton
Board of Public Instruction
Fayette, Chickasaw
Howard
Winneshiek
Turkey Valley
Brooklyn- Guernsey-Malcolm
Poweshiek
Iowa County
Russell
Wright Township
Wayne County
Adams
Union County
Cromwell
Howard County
Chester Independent
Lime Springs
Riceville
Mitchell County School Board
Tax cases to be prepared despite high court test
Iowa Tax Commission officials will continue to prepare for prosecution of alleged state income tax violations where warranted even as questions are debated in the Iowa Supreme Court. Atty. Gen. Erbe advised county attorneys to hold 14 cases. the issues include when prosecutions can start after back taxes are paid and whether the 1955 law change altered filing requirements for those with $3,000 gross income. Gov. Loveless concurred with the commission’s obligation to arrange cases for prosecution when warranted.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa Tax Commission
Commission
Norman Erbe
Calvin Garland
Supreme Court
Herschel Loveless
Wadena Couple Sentenced for Embezzlement
Mr and Mrs Berley Moore of Wadena were sentenced in district court at West Union on embezzlement charges. Moore received five years in Fort Madison while his wife got five years at the Rockwell City reformatory and then parole to Sheriff Fred House. They were charged in connection with the alleged illegal sale of four farm animals from Charles Hoover’s Eldorado area farm.
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Oelwein
Berley Moore
Wadena
West Union
Moore
Fort Madison
Rockwell City Reformatory
Fred House
Moores
Charles Hoover
Eldorado
Hoover
Texas
Hoover Farm
New York Labor Leader Dies After Speech
Thomas Murray, 78, president of the New York State Federation of Labor, collapsed and died of a coronary attack in Albany after delivering a speech at a Harriman-called unemployment conference. He was pronounced dead by Dr. Joseph B. Robinson.
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Albany
N.Y
INS
Thomas Murray
New York State Federation of Labor
Averell Harriman
Joseph B. Robinson
Politicians Agree Boys Have Right To Tree Houses
In Atherton California Republican Sen Knowland and Democratic Attorney General Edmund Brown both support boys right to tree houses. San Francisco suburb council requires building permits for two youngsters Kenneth and John Templeton, ages 9 and 8, sparking a legal clash with Brown ally J Francis Shirley arguing the tree house is a fort under military law and natural law.
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Atherton
Calif
California
Knowland
Edmund Brown
San Francisco
Kenneth Templeton
John
J. Francis Shirley
Brown
U.S. Supreme Court
Kenneth S. Templeton
Shirley
Soviets Push Cultural Outreach Across U S Groups
The Soviet campaign to win influence in the United States expands through cultural exchanges. The Moiseyev dance ensemble tours American cities as cultural goodwill ambassadors, while press officers cultivate U.S. media. U.N. and embassy missions mail propaganda releases and hosts events. Bolshoi ballet and other groups will tour, reaching diverse audiences.
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U.S
Moiseyev
Moscow
New York
Mikhail Menshikov
Washington
Repeating Druid Feat Is Difficult
SALISBURY England AP a 24 ton Stonehenge stone toppled in 1990 and now two days into lifting with a Derrick the team struggles to level the platform as modern equipment causes destabilization and delays in restoring the giant stone part of the 320 foot ring used for rites by ancient Druids.
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Salisbury
England
Stonehenge
Rummage Sale Ad Terms and Dates Noted
An ad mentions a rummage sale with dates May 6 and 7 and times from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The message lists store references and an address at 908 with vague identifiers. The fragmentary note lacks clear organizers or locations.
Revolt in Colombia Is Quickly Quelled by Forces
Colombian troops and national police crushed a rebel attempt in Bogota just days before a crucial anti-dictatorship election. Four junta members were seized as hostages and released after about 10 hours. the government called the move mad and unpatriotic while stressing unity behind constitutional rule.
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Bogota
Colombia
INS
San Carlos Palace
Pioquinto Rengifo
Col
Hernando Forero Gomez
Alberto Liberas Camargo
Lleras
Interior Ministry
Gabriel Paris
Deogracias Fonseca
Luis Ordonez
Rafael Navas Pardo
Ruben Piedrahita
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Tore
Ronmitett Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
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SUI Plan
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Cere
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Claire Trevor
Pat O’bren
Herbert Marinal
Channel 9
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State Department
Soviet Union
U.N
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Bolshoi Ballet
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Talors Shop
St. Magnus Hotel
Anthony Lorene
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William 'T
Paramount
Ed Naughton
1St St
West
JI Jerry Gates
Park Ave
Yale
Michigan
Delia
van Cleves
Iowa Theatre Beauty Shop
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Prairiemoon
Pra Etare
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T. Vernonrd
Mayvu
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Tech
Tron MI
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Ely
Melody Inn
12Th Ave
Willman CO
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AP Reess
Marsh Construction Co
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L. A
Irving W. Smith
EAI
Itcheil Construction Co
Center Point
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Amos B. Kruger
Hare Tren Electric CO
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Christian Man
George Bowler
Ted Larson
Bachman
Carl Stark
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Boyaca
Tunja
Gustav Rojas Pinilla
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