38 Motor Vehicle Dept Employees Dropped In Reorganization
Des Moines AP. James Allen of Indianola named superintendent of the new motor vehicle division under the state department of public safety. The shift displaces 38 employees from the Miller era, with displaced workers eligible to apply for positions in the reorganized agency. The division will handle license plates and dealers licenses, distribution routed through county treasurers. Total affected across all new divisions reaches 288.
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Des Moines
James Allen
Indianola
Warren County Republican Central Committee
State Department of Public Safety
Allen
C. G. van Vliet
Fischer
Bureau of Investigation
State Motor Vehicle Department
Earl Miller
Karl Fischer
Motor Vehicle Office
Safety Department
Motor Vehicle Division
State Safety Department
Vinton liquor manager suspended over pensioner's excess buy
Pete Conter, liquor store manager in Vinton, was suspended for under thirty days by the state liquor commission following disclosure that an elderly pensioner purchased an excessive amount of liquor at the local store.
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The
Gazette
Vinton
Pete Conter
State Liquor Commission
Funeral services for Camiel Dreisens held in St. Joseph’s Church
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Columbus Junction for Camiel Dreisens by Rev. Fr. Walter Boeckman of Lone Tree. Burial followed in Columbus City cemetery with pallbearers Howard Greene, Carl Willey, Manford Gentzler, Ray Moody, William Hendrickson and M. Shrader.
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Columbus Junction
Camiel Dreissens
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Walter Boeckman
Lone Tree
Columbus City Cemetery
Howard Greene
Carl Willey
Manford Gentzler
Ray Moody
William Hendrickson
M. Shrader
Indians Welcome Bankers at Tama County Event
Approximately 250 bankers from groups seven and eight of the Iowa Bankers association visited Tama on Thursday. Mesquakie Indians performed dances and beadwork displays in the Iuka theater. Tepees were set up in the business district as tours of the reservation and local sites were conducted. Speeches by banking officials and leaders from Des Moines and Waterloo framed the program.
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Th. Gazette
Tama
Iowa Bankers Association
Tama County Bankers Association
Iowa
Tama Industries
Iuka
Douglas Hayes
Chicago
Cap Carlton Sias
Waterloo
D. W. Bates
State Department of Banking
Des Moines
Frank Warner
B. L. McKee
Muscatine
W. W. Johnson
Cedar Falls
Tama Civic Improvement League
I. O. O. F. Hall
Tama County Bankers
A. F. Agena
Garwin
J. S. Bauch
Gladbrook
R. W. Adair
Iowa City Briefs Funeral for George Liebig
Funeral services for George Liebig 78 were held Friday with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery Amish. A lifelong Johnson county resident he died Wednesday after a brief illness. He is survived by wife two sons Omer and Dale on farms in Washington township one daughter Mrs Ardathe Thomas of Sioux City and four grandchildren.
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Gazette
Iowa City
George Liebig
Pleasant Hill
Amish
Liebig
Johnson County
Omer
Dale
Washington Township
Ardathe Thomas
Sioux City
Omer F. Miller
Kalona
James E. Wilson
Rock Island
Dubuque
Stanton Receives Fifteen Year Forgery Sentence
Dan Stanton, 44, formerly of Cedar Rapids, convicted last week on a forgery charge, was sentenced to 15 years at Fort Madison by Judge B. O. Tanersley after allegedly passing a forged check at a local oil station.
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Winton
Dan Stanton
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison
B. O. Tanersley
Stanton
Teachers Assigned for Fayette Schools Next Year
Gladys Smothers of McGregor will teach fourth grade in Fayette schools next year. Mary Jane Sykes will be shifted to the third grade. Elinore Sauer of Coggan will lead the home economics department.
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Fayette
Gladys Smothers
McGregor
Mary Jane Sykes
Elinore Sauer
Coggan
Bank in M. J. Gaughen Case Rules for Bank
Special to The Gazette Manchester Judge Filliph W Hasner ruled for Citizen s State bank of Hopkinton in a case over a 1896 20 check misappropriation involving Greeley branch cashier Martin J Gaughen. Kruempel and bank accounts were intertwined with part of the funds later returned to the bank. Case will be appealed to the supreme court.
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Manchester
Filliph W. Hasner
Citizen’s State Bank of
Hopkinton
P. H. Peterson
E. J. Kruempel
Greeley
Kruempel
Dyersville
Hasner
Gaughen
John Kruempel
Supreme Court
Democrats Plan Statewide Meeting In Des Moines
In Des Moines a statewide Democratic meeting slated for May 28 29 will run alongside the Young Democrats state convention. Attendees include E H Birmingham state chairman Walter H Bease and Stanley T Comfort national committeeman Mark Reno and Mary Jane Freeman. A national Democratic speaker will headline the banquet on May 29.
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Des Moines
Young Democrats
E. H. Birmingham
Walter H. Bease
Young Democratic Clubs of
Iowa
Stanley T
Clermont Seniors Present The Phantom Tiger
The Clermont high school senior class stages The Phantom Tiger a mystery comedy on May 16 at the school auditorium. Lead roles go to Chrystal Miller and Donald Hanson with a cast including Vinah Nelson Clarice Dugstad Anna Stee Doris Lands gard Lois Brandt Bernard Schrader Harold Gress Roy Tatro Arthur Amundson and Leonard Olson directed by Ruth Berg.
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the Gazette
Clermont
Clermont High School
Chrystal Miller
Donald Hanson
Vinah Nelson
Clarice Dugstad
Anna Stee
Doris Landsgard
Lois Brandt
Bernard Schrader
Harold Gress
Roy Tatro
Arthur Amundson
Leonard Olson
Ruth Berg
Buchanan County's Largest Taxpayer Is Dead At 82
I C Plane 82 died at his Independence home Thursday night. He was Buchanan county's largest taxpayer and the oldest merchant, in the hardware business over 60 years at one location. He owned an ice company and extensive property including ten stores, 12 dwellings and 20 town lots. Surviving are his wife one daughter Mrs C B Raffauf Independence and four sons Arthur Independence Ralph New York Fred Los Angeles and Robert San Francisco.
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Independence
I. C. Plane
Buchanan County
Plane
Olav Visits Stockyards and Cradle During Chicago Visit
In Chicago, Crown Prince Olav toured Union Stockyards and its meat packing hub while Princess Martha planned visits to the Chicago Maternity Center and Evanston Cradle. He shows interest in agriculture. she in child welfare. Thomas Wilson hosted a six-horse team for the royal party as they consider a packing-plant tour.
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Chicago
Crown Prince
Olav
Union
Martha
Cradle
Evanston
Norway
Thomas Wilson
Logan Square
Bethesda
Newton to Speak at Ames in June Baccalaureate Sermon
Dr. Joseph Fort Newton rector of the Church of St. Luke and the Epiphany in Philadelphia will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Iowa State College on June 11. The commencement address the next day will be by Dr. Charles E. Finley president of Iowa State. Newton formerly served as a Cedar Rapids pastor.
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Ames
Joseph Fort Newton
Philadelphia
Iowa State College
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State
Newton
Cedar Rapids
Phillips 66 oil quality guarantee in advertising
The ad urges buyers to trust Phillips 66 for oil quality. It highlights the Orange and Black Shield logo as a mark of expert refinement and reliability, claiming Phillips’ reputation guarantees efficient lubrication in all weather from below freezing to over 100.
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Phillips 66
Phillips
Urbana Man Killed by Tractor on Farmland
Garrison Elliott Goodwin, 37, of Urbana, died when a tractor ran over him on the Jim Bevins farm two miles southeast of Garrison. He worked with Delmar A. Parks, 23, as the machine was being disconnected after pulling a pulverizer. The coroner said no inquest would be held. Goodwin leaves his parents Mr and Mrs James B Goodwin and a brother.
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Garrison
Elliott Goodwin
Urbana
Jim Bevins
Goodwin
Delmar A. Parks
J. R. Burrows
James B. Goodwin
Blood Test Fees Not Levied Against Accused Driver
Des Moines AP report says a $10 blood test examination fee for drunken driving cases cannot be taxed as part of court costs. The Iowa Attorney General states the statute excludes such tests from costs and that city officers cannot bill the county for them, while sheriffs may incur reasonable expenses for intoxication determinations.
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DES Moines
Jens Grothe
Luther M. Carr
Newton
Car
Attorney General
Mrs Sue Leib 93 Dies After Hip Injury
Mount Vernon native Sue Leib 93 dies from complications of a broken hip suffered in January. She resided with daughter Mrs Watson Kepler, survived by son C. H. Savidge of Omaha. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. Neff chapel.
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Mount Vernon
Sue Leib
Watson Kepler
Ohio
Augustus Bauman
Cornell College
Savidge
Nebraska
A. S. Leib
C. H. Savidge
Omaha
Neff Chapel
Fair And Cooler Sunday Forecast
Des Moines forecasters predict a fair and cooler Sunday with increasing cloudiness Saturday. Friday will approach 90 degrees with scattered showers in northwest areas and Sioux City topping 90 while Estherville records a 46 degree low. Rain totals across towns include Ames 0.54 inches Fort Dodge 0.23 Albia 0.21 Omaha 0.02 Iowa Falls 0.15 Keokuk 0.09 and a five inch cloudburst east of Blencoe.
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Des Moines
Albia
Omaha
Iowa Falls
Keokuk
Blencoe
Lamotte Man Admits Larceny and Receives Six Months
Walter Hayes, 38, of Lamotte, pleaded guilty in district court to larceny and was sentenced to six months in jail. A charge of malicious injury to a building was withdrawn. Hayes admitted taking between 40 and 60 dollars from J. P. Ludwig’s home, said he was intoxicated and remembered little, and arranged to reimburse Ludwig.
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Maquoreta
Walter Hayes
Lamotte
Hayes
J. P. Ludwig
Ludwig
Traer Dinsdale High Plans Seven Student Graduation
Traer Dinsdale high school will graduate seven students on Thursday. The graduates are Wesley Beecher Gladys Bolt Dorothy Drinovsky Virginia Ehlers Violet Hass David Neil and Roger Rodi maker. Bruce F Gates head of the Gates Business college at Waterloo will be speaker at the commencement. The baccalaureate services will be held Sunday night with the Rev C Haupt speaking. The annual class night program will be given next Wednesday. School will close with a community picnic Friday May 12 on the school grounds.
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Traer—Dinsdale High School
Wesley Beecher
Gladys Bolt
Dorothy Drinovsky
Virginia Ehlers
Violet Hass
David Neil
Roger Rodimaker
Bruce F. Gates
Gates Business College At
Waterloo
C. Haupt
Named Board of Control Member Hopkins Appointed
P F Hopkins was appointed Thursday by Governor Wilson as a member of the state board of control. He will supervise the state's fifteen institutions alongside Dave McCreery of Alburnett and Roy Pullen of Spencer. Hopkins formerly served as Iowa PWA administrator and city manager of Mason City.
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P. F. Hopkins
Wilson
State Board of Control
Dave McCreery
Alburnett
Roy Pullen
Spencer
Hopkins
Iowa Pwa
Mason City
Funeral services for Agnes Bricker at Sacred Heart
Funeral services for Agnes Bricker 77 of Maquoketa will be held at 9 am Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic church. burial in Mount Hope cemetery. She was born in Anamosa and married Fred Bricker in 1882. He died 30 years ago. They had a niece, Mrs. R J Carlat, and two brothers Charles Maudsley of Chicago and Will Maudsley of Anamosa survive.
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Maquoketa
Agnes Bricker
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J. A. Mullen
Mount Hope Cemetery
Bricker
Anamosa
Fred Bricker
R. J. Carlat
Charles Maudsley
Chicago
Will Maudsley
Kaltenborn Criticizes Hitler At Federated Clubs Address
AP Davenport report: radio commentator H. V. Kaltenborn condemns Hitler and Mussolini before the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs, calling Hitler a man of low intelligence and predicting he will continue until stopped. Kaltenborn disputes neutrality laws and urges reliance on the Monroe Doctrine and U.S. leadership.
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Davenport
H. V. Kaltenborn
Hitler
Mussolini
Iowa
Department of State
Grinnell College to Inititate Eight into Mortar Board
Grinnell College announces eight junior women will be initiated into Mortar Board, the national honorary scholastic society. Named inductees include Lydia Cole Watersloo Millicent Murray Logan Beatrice Mills Des Moines Katherine Madson Northwood Margaret Hawthorn Goshen Ind. Jean Hill Glen Ellyn Ill. Carolyn Bluhorn Maywood Ill. and Margaret Bates Mitchell S D.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Mortar Board
National
Honorary Scholastic Society
Alice Meacham
Lydia Cole
Watersloo
Millicent Murray
Logan
Beatrice Mills
Des Moines
Katherine Madson
Northwood
Margaret Hawthorn
Goshen
Ind
Jean Hill
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Carolyn Bluhorn
Maywood
Margaret Bates
Mitchell
S. D
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Westlawn
University of Iowa
Dale Tenney
Wilma Palmer
Washington
William Rivkin
M. J. Gaughen
Democrats
Chrystal Miller, Donald Hanson
Mt. Vernon
Carney
Board of Control
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Europe
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