Earlville and Reinbeck Name Band Festival Queens Candidates
Marie Konzen of Earlville and Delene Ohrt of Reinbeck are picked to represent their towns in the first Eastern Iowa Band Festival queen contest to be held June 8 in Cedar Rapids. Admiral William F. Halsey will crown Miss Eastern Iowa, appear in the parade, and urge savings bonds. The event at Hawkeye Downs is sponsored by Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce groups.
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Marie Konzen
Earlville
Delene Ohbrt
Reinbeck
William F. “Bull” Halsey
Admiral Halsey
United States Treasury Department
Iowa
Nick Konzen
Delane Ohrt
Earlville Queen
Miss Ohrt
Cedar Rapids
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Peterson Bites Back With Parking Ticket Bill
Carl A. Peterson in Portland sends City Auditor W. E. Gibson a $6.80 bill for windshield wiper repairs claiming traffic officers caused the damage by placing tickets on his car. He says the repairs were needed after tickets were affixed three times to the same windshield.
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Portland
Ore
Carl A. Peterson
W. E. Gibson
Memorial Day Grave Registration Service Highlights Iowa Veterans
Iowa conducts year round grave registration for veterans under the Meage general's department. More than 55,000 Iowa veterans’ graves were registered in the past year including Civil War 40,800 and World War II 7,960. The office in Des Moines coordinates records open to the public. The state provides burial allowances and grave markers, with free plots available in many cemeteries and Keokuk as the only national cemetery in Iowa.
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Iowa
Meage General’s Department of
Owa
Forrest Westerbeck
51St General Assembly
Charles E. Roberts
Keokuk
Roberts
American Legion
Armed Forces
State Capitol
Des Moines
Veterans’ Grave
WPA
Soldier’s Relief Commission
State Office
Veterans’ Bureau
County Soldier’s Relief Commission
National Cemetery
Cem
Northeastern Iowa Hosts Two Fly-in Breakfasts for Enthusiasts
Northeastern Iowa aviation fans are invited to two fly-in breakfasts. One event is scheduled for Sunday, the other for the following Sunday, at local airports. Organizers emphasize community欢迎 and the chance to see general aviation aircraft and meet pilots.
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Iowa
Aviation event at Clarion and Chapman fields highlight auction style notices
Notices received at Hunterfield range from butter to nylons for winners of an ae petition at the Clarion airport event on June 2. Waterloo chapter of the National Aeronautics association sponsors the event at Chapman field on June 9 with landing contests and attendance. Midwest Aviation club serves breakfast at the field clubhouse. Prizes awarded to landing contest winners and those traveling greatest distances.
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Hunterfield
Clarion
Waterloo
National Aeronautics Association
Chapman Field
Midwest Aviation Club
Iran Envoy Loses U N Council Job
Tehran ordered Iranian Ambassador Hussein Ala to no longer represent Iran before the United Nations Security Council. In Washington no clear reason was given. London dispatches suggested Ghavam may keep Ala as ambassador to the United States for now.
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Washington
INS
Tehran
Hussein Ala
United Nations Security Council
United States
London
Ahmed Ghavam
Ala
Iran Deputy Premier Refutes Foreign Interference Claim
A sober report states the Iranian deputy premier rejects foreign meddling accusations and asserts his government followed official guidance. The piece notes political friction with Azerbaijan and the Tudeh party as factors in domestic calls for recall, highlighting regional tensions and internal party dynamics.
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Icism
Azerbaijan
Iran
Gromyko Says UN Not Well Despite Rally Remarks
At a Madison Square Garden rally by the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Andrei Gromyko warned that not everything is well within the United Nations. He condemned domination by one country or a few and warned it could cause serious and irreparable harm to peace and security and to the UN.
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New York
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations Security Council
United Nations Organization
U. N
Gromyko
Madison Square Garden
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
Milwaukee Road Shifts Executives
Milwaukee Road announces a series of executive reshuffles. J. T. Gillick will retire from operations head duties on June 1 and become vice-president consulting. O. N. Harstad becomes vice president in charge of operations. L. F. Donald moves to Chicago as general manager of lines east. L. K. Sorensen becomes general manager of lines west in Seattle. H. C. Munson is named assistant to the general manager of lines east in Chicago. J. P. Kiley moves from Chicago to a new role as part of the management reorganization.
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J. T. Gillick
Railroad
Gillick
Road
O. N. Harstad
Milwaukee
L. F. Donald
Lines West
Chicago
Lines East
L. K. Sorensen
Donald
Seattle
H. C. Munson
J. P. Kiley
Transfer of Kiley as Seattle assistant to the president
Kiley has been transferred to Seattle to serve as assistant to the president. He succeeds J N Davis, who retires from the post but will head the law department of lines west with the title of general attorney.
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Seattle
Kiley
J. N. Davis
Lines West
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Milwaukee Road
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