Reppert Named Promoted Faculty Member by Regents Board
A former student of the late Prof. Ansley, Miss Emma Reppert, a native Iowan now living in Santa Barbara, California, was promoted by the education policy committee of the state board of regents. Reppert, a university alumna, taught English and creative writing for over 30 years and the promotion was to be reported to the full board later that day.
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Dation
Ansley
Emma Reppert
Santa Barbara
Calif
Reppert
Ingle
State Board of Regents
Witness Irks Chairman at Safety Quiz
Washington UPI report on the house commerce committee traffic safety hearings ending after Chairman Staggers rebuked witness Tom Triplett for arguing free enterprise would not achieve safe driving. Triplett warned federal rules could pose safety risks and manufacturers might dodge responsibility. Rep. Farnsley joined Triplett to show agreement.
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House Commerce Committee
Staggers
D-W Va
Tom Triplett
Congress
Triplett
Chester
S.C
Rep
Farnsley
D-Ky
Car Hit Meter Resulted in Fine for Motorist
Delmer D. Werner of 3400 First Avenue NE was fined 35 dollars and costs after striking a parking meter at First Avenue and Smith Street East last Saturday at 7 40 a m and leaving the scene without identifying himself. Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr imposed the fine.
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Delmer D. Werner
First Avenue
Werner
Smith Street E
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Services Monday for Harley Hartman
Harley Hartman Jr. of rural Ely died Thursday evening in an Iowa City hospital after a brief illness. Born November 6, 1928 in Cook County, Illinois, he married Ramona Oliphant on December 15, 1956 in Anamosa. Surviving: wife, two sons, two stepsons, a stepdaughter, two sisters, a brother, two half brothers, and two grandchildren. Memorial services will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Turner Chapel conducted by Revs H J Lee and William Harnish. Burial in Linwood Cemetery. friends may call at the chapel.
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Ely
Harley Hartman, Jr
Haegg Roofing Co
Iowa City
Cook County
Ill
Ramona Oliphant
Anamosa
Robert
Davenport
Dennis
Floyd Manley
Cedar Rapids
Charles Bottom
Raymond Wagner
Charles Osten
Colfax
Donald
Amana
Joseph Heck
Clifford Shelley
Newton
Hartman
Faith Lutheran Church of
Swisher
Roofers Labor Union
Turner Chapel
H. J. Lee
William Harnish
Linwood Cemetery
Hit-Run Crash and False Report Cost Man $100
Charles A. Curtis, 20, of 1020 Staub Court NE, Friday paid two $50 fines on charges from a hit run last Dec 31. He was charged with striking an unattended vehicle and giving false information to a police officer. Curtis claimed his car was damaged in a hit run when it had struck a parked car on Second Avenue SE.
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Charles A. Curtis
Staub Court
Curtis
Second Avenue SE
Tama Pack Faces Stock Ownership Proof Crisis
Tama Packcates of stock for two subsidiary firms lack certificates proving Tama Pack ownership of Hinsdale Quality Foods in Greenville South Carolina and the Iowa Chemical Co owner of Schultz Co liquid fertilizer plant in Cedar Rapids. Officers failed to obtain the certificates from Eugene Brown and former directors. General manager Randolph will oversee company operations amid plans for a June 10 special meeting to present a certified audit covering January to April.
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Tama Pack
Hinsdale Quality Foods, Inc
Greenville
S.C
Iowa Chemical Co
Schultz Co
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Brown
Tama
G. A. Fitzpatrick
Abdallah Igram
Igram
Cashman
Hawkeye Downs
Brown
Hayes
Randolph
Vernon Named Iowa Law Dean
The University of Iowa board of regents committee approved David H. Vernon as dean of the College of Law. Effective Feb 1, he will earn 30000 annually. Vernon, 41, has Harvard and New York university degrees and is associate dean at the University of Washington Law School. He succeeds retiring Mason Ladd.
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Cedar Falls
David H. Vernon
University of Iowa College of Law
Board of Regents
Vernon
Harvard
New York
Law School
University of Washington
Washington School
New York University
University of Houston
University of New Mexico
Two-Car Chase Leads Cedar Rapids Man To 30 Day Term
A 23 year old Cedar Rapids man Douglas L Kuhse of 127 Sixteenth St NE received a 30 day jail term after a two car chase with a 17 year old Marion girl Rebecca C Swanson on First Ave SE near 34th Dr SE. Kuhse faces a separate charge of driving while license suspended and was cited for reckless driving along with Swanson. The incident occurred at 9 12 p m when both ran a red light while Kuhse attempted to cut in front of the other vehicle. Swanson did not appear in municipal court Friday. Kuhse to be arraigned on the license charge later.
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Cedar Rapids
Douglas L. Kuhse
Sixteenth Street
Kuhse
Marion
First Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Rebecca C. Swanson
Second Avenue
Miss Swanson
Thirtyfourth Street
Kappa Alpha Theta
Sale
Norwood Dr
Adv
Astor Estate Assets Disposed In Court Action
New York AP report states more than 2 million dollars in the late Viscount Astor's American assets were disposed of in court on Thursday. The estate involves the son of Lady Astor and reflects the handling of his holdings through probate procedures.
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New York
Viscount Astor
Lady Astor
Men May Enlist In the Air Force At Same Grade
Local recruiters said on Friday that, effective immediately, young men with prior military service may enlist in the Air Force at the same grade held at discharge. The enlistment must be completed within two years of discharge, an extension from the former one year limit. Army Pvt. Larry E. Shears, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shears, 1318 First Street NW, has completed airborne school at Ft. Benning, Georgia, and has been assigned to a special unit.
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Air Force
Army
Larry E. Shears
Earl Shears
First Street NW
Ft. Benning
Soldier Returns From Seven Day Leave At Fort Bragg
A service member has returned to duty at Fort Bragg North Carolina after a seven day leave spent at home.
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Ft. Bragg
N.C
Integration Ordered Closes Pool and Arena in Cambridge
The Cambridge volunteer fire department acted within hours of a federal court ruling mandating integration, closing the swimming pool and arena effective Friday.
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Cambridge, Md
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and subscription rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include by carrier 50 cents per week and by mail Night edition six issues 1.25 a month 13 a year, afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues 1.35 a month 14 a year. Other states and U S territories 23.40 a year. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U. S. Territories
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Iowa Law
Gilbert Frank
College of Medicine
Dr. Frank
University of Minnesota
University of California Medical Center
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Jess Hayden
College of Dentistry
Dr. Hayden
University of Oregon
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Royal Dental College
Aarhus
Denmark
Thomas P. Anderson
Anderson
Northwestern University
Northwestsern
KEDS
Kolonel
Flying Man
Lindale Plaza
Given
U.S. Keds
Lindale
Craemer's
City Briefs
ZCBJ
Ashbury Methodist Church
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Alcoholics Anonymous
Lawman
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
U.S. Wilson
Hladky’s Grocery
4Th Ave
YMCA
Kalell’s
Center Point Road
Mary K. Boldt
Twenty-fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
N.E
John R. Witmer
Ninth Avenue
Denver
Mr. Witmer
John E. Witmer
Bob Preston
Embassy Club
Shriners and Guests
Harold Tomkins
South Eleventh Street
Harper’s Marine City
Highway Bop
Astor Assets
Associated Press
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Stebor Motors
7Th St. NE
Blue Cross
Medicare
Blue Shield
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RCM
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Blue Shield Liberty Building
Des Moines
Des Moines, Iowa
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