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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1955

Page

3

Senators Push Hearings on Petty Graft

Washington reports that Sen Mundt said hearings into military uniform contracts have uncovered many small-scale cheaters. Key witnesses include Air Force Capt Wool, Harry Lev, and figures linked to Navy hat contracts, with investigators aiming to finish hearings and let a grand jury determine perjury and graft.

Washington Karl E. Mundt R-S.d Senate Subcommittee Mundt Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy Air Force Raymond Wool Wool Armed Services Textile and Apparel Procurement Agency New York Shelby Ohio Harry Lev Chicago Navy Hat Navy

Special Education Head Named for Two Iowa Counties

The Gazette reports Manchester Delaware and Buchanan counties hired a supervisor of special education for next year. Donald B. Potter and Ralph Farris will assist counties. Bernard Jacobson, a psychologist, will survey children to determine those needing special education and appropriate programs.

Manchester Delaware Buchanan Donald B. Potter Ralph Farris Independence Iowa Bernard Jacobson Potter

Democratic Chief Blasts Eisenhower Administration in Norfolk

Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler accused the Eisenhower White House of being controlled by selfish interest groups and serving them over the public good. Speaking to the Women's Democratic Club of Norfolk, he condemned Republican governance and urged Democrats to back party nominees.

Norfolk INS Paul M. Butler Eisenhower Butler

Brilliant Student To Stand Trial For Arson In College Chapel Fire

Beloit Wisconsin. Stephen Dykstra Posey a 20 year old Beloit College freshman with an IQ reportedly 200 to either Einstein is set to stand trial June 20 on charges of arson in the $250000 Beloit College chapel fire of December 13 1953. Posey admitted the crime but pleaded insanity earlier and was committed then released last week after being declared sane. Judges and psychiatrists were appointed to examine Posey and sit as expert witnesses. Posey grandson of a former UW president and son of Northwestern University political science chair.

Beloit Wis Albert Einstein Arthur Luebke Stephen Dykstra Posey Posey Beloit College Central State Hospital Luebke Kindwall Milwaukee County Sanitarium Ernst Schmidhofer Milwaukee County Asylum University of Wisconsin Northwestern University

Man Promises to Return Stolen Wheelbarrow from Fair

An unsigned letter to Governor Stratton from Springfield Illinois claims a man will return the wheelbarrow stolen from the state fair in 1950. The note offers no signature or identifying details.

Springfield Ill William G. Stratton

Segregation Question May Detain Court

Washington AP report notes the Supreme Court neared an adjournment date on school desegregation. Officials expect either a final ruling or an extra session to issue the decision, with potential concurring opinions and continued disputes over timing and impact on millions of students.

Louisiana Washington Supreme Court

Senate unit urges stronger Far East aid amid Soviet tactics

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee called for a $3.408 billion worldwide economic and military aid program for the coming fiscal year to revive Asia and counter Soviet pressure. It backed substantial Far East funding, including full approval for India, while flagging emergency spending and presidential funds requiring congressional oversight.

Washington INS Senate Foreign Relations Committee Far East Senate Eisenhower India U.S Yugoslavia Kremlin

Freak Bill Found In Pay Envelope Draws Attention

Hannah O Connor of New York found a two faced bill marked ten dollars on one side and one dollar on the other. The bill value confusion was described by the U S Bureau of Engraving as a rare mistake likely occurring once in about 150 million cases.

New York Hannah O’connor U. S. Bureau of Engraving

Mt Mercy honors students recognized in ceremonies

Mt Mercy college and academy held honors events naming magna cum laude recipients Dorothy Mae Broz and Dorothy Shimek for averages 3.65 to 3.8. Cum laude went to Joanne Kintzle. high school honors to Dvorak, Schimberg, Sinkler, and Rinderknecht. Delores Thul named senior delegate to NFCCS and Joan Rumph resident of student government.

Mt. Mercy College and Academy Dorthy Mae Broz Dorothy Shimek Joanne Kintzle Carol Dvorak Martha Schimberg Jacqueline Sinkler Barbara Rinderknecht Delores Thul National Federation of Catholic College Students Joan Rumph Student Governent Association Miss Rumph Joan Yeager College Woman’s Club Miss Dvorak John B. Reilly Linn County Bar Association Mary E. Haunsperger Carol L. Severn Mary Gorman Phi Theta Kappa Miss Kintzle Patricia Kelly Nancy van Steenhuyse Dorothy Lonien Patricia Loyet

Woman Minister Slain by Youth in Bay City

Theresa Austin, 59, Pentecostal church pastor in Prescott, Mich., died in a Bay City hospital from shotgun wounds suffered Friday after she stepped onto her porch to investigate an unfamiliar car. Albert Bowen, 20, a former church member, confessed and was traced to a cousin’s home in Prescott claiming she “drove me crazy and I shot her.”

Bay City Mich INS Theresa Austin Pentecostal Church Prescott Albert Bowen

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