Marion City Ponders Garbage and Parking Committees
City officials expand study into off street parking and garbage disposal with two committees. Marion names six members from planning and public groups. first meetings set for May 30 and Thursday at city hall to study disposal methods and report to council.
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Larry Tanner
Marion Divison Chamber of Commerce
Fred Weber
Irwin
Fer
J. Don Wiemer
City Planning Commission
W. J. Hahn
John Clark
Curtis Cassidy
Leon Griswold
George J. Machacek
Robert M. L. Johnson
Johnson
Chamber
Terry Crank
Car and brush fires in Marion tied to youth set activity
Marion police and fire crews responded to a car fire at East End shopping center on Monday night. The driver was Michael MecAlerney of Cedar Rapids. Fire originated from a backfire through the carburetor. a police officer used a squad car extinguisher before firefighters arrived. A separate brush fire behind 1501 First Avenue was contained with no damage reported. Firemen stated children started the blaze.
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Marion
East End
Michael MecAlerney
D Avenue
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Butler 76 dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids hospital
Lonie Butler 76 of 788 Fifth Avenue died Tuesday morning in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Born May 22 1896 in Locust Hill Kentucky he served in World War I and farmed near Vinton before moving to Marion six years ago. Survivors include daughter Margaret Crittenden Seattle son Leonard Cedar Rapids and three grandchildren Greats. Services Friday at 10 a.m. Baxter Memorial Chapel with burial at Evergreen Cemetery Vinton military rites. Memorials may go to cancer fund.
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Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Locust Hill
Marie Brewer
Rock Island
Vinton
Marion
First Baptist Church
American Legion
Margaret Crittenden
Seattle
Leonard
Cedar: Rapids
Ezra
Hardingsberg
Alice Kissinger
Maywood
Calif
Baxter Memorial Chapel
William C. Larson
Evergreen Cemetery
Chapel
Cancer Fund
Fifteen Truckers Ticketed for Route Violations
Police ticketed fourteen truck drivers on Edgewood road after noon for failing to follow marked highway routes. One driver was cited twice in 35 minutes as authorities warned five ton plus vehicles to stay on designated routes to the nearest point of departure.
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Edgewood Road
First Avenue
Johnson Avenue NW
Cub Scout
Pat Lammers
Rick
Panek
Edward Simman
Biandy
Iowa Governor Seeks Doubling Exports in Five Years
Des Moines Gov. Robert Ray said Iowa can double its foreign exports in five years. He noted current exports total about $1 billion and that 26,000 Iowa jobs depend on foreign trade. He cited support from the U S Department of Commerce and the Iowa Development Commission and urged firms to pursue exporting as an attainable goal. He projected a $2 billion export level by 1977.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray
Iowa
Ray
U. S. Department of Commerce
Towa Development Commission
Growth Potential in Iowa Manufacturing Output
The speaker notes that parts of manufactured goods from Iowa have almost doubled in the last ten years and asserts room for further improvement in that growth trajectory. The comment highlights ongoing expansion in Iowa’s manufacturing sector and potential for continued gains.
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Iowa
Sheriff Names Clerk in Benton County Office
Mrs. Robert S Cummings of Vinton has been hired as clerk in the sheriff's office, the Benton county board of Supervisors announced Tuesday.
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Vinton
Robert S Cummings
Benton County Board of Supervisors
Tolson Named Administrator of Hoover Estate After Hoovers Death
Clyde A Tolson, long time FBI associate director and close Hoover confidant, named administrator and sole beneficiary of J Edgar Hoover estate. The will disclosed bulk of $5510000 assets including house, stocks, bonds, cash, jewelry and personal effects. Seven other beneficiaries receive cash bequests, while Tolson already moved into Hoover home and furnishings in Washington.
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U. S. District Court
Ately
District of Columbia
Hoover
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Tolson
Washington
Olson
George Wash
Ington University
Bellevue (Ap
John Huber
Duclose
Buque
Hoovers
Missis
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