Citizens Committee Elects 26 Member Iowa Hospitals Board
The Citizens Committee for Iowa Hospitals led by Thomas C Murphy of Red Oak announces a 26 member executive committee largely drawn from hospital trustees to back legislation enabling hospitals to negotiate with medical specialists locally. The group aims to support hospitals in a dispute over employing specialists and plans meetings in Red Oak Mt Pleasant Waterloo Storm Lake Des Moines November 12 16 with the Iowa Hospital Association and doctors to discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Citizens Committee For Iowa Hospitals
Thomas C. Murphy
Murphy
Iowa
Polk District
Iowa State Medical Society
Iowa Hospital Association
Iowa Hospital
Association
Mt. Pleasant
Waterloo
Storm
Des Moines
Citizens Committee
T. C. Aarestad
Denison
Robert C. Armstrong
Armstrong Clothing Company
Harry Boyd
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Clarke E. Bailey
Creston
W. Harold Brenton
Clyde Herring
Luther L. Hill
Raynold J. Lingwall
Martin B.pardekooper
John Dailey
Burlington
F. Gerald Ensley
Martin Fabricius
Osage
Clarence Hill
Minburn
H. C. Huiskamp
Keokuk
G. O. Hurley
Harley Walden
Larned Waterman
Davenport
Z. Z. White
Storm Lake
O. N. Hultman
Stanton
Fawn Engineering, UAW Reach New Contract After Strike
DES MOINES UP The Fawn Engineering Company and Local 270 of the United Auto Workers Union announced they have reached a new contract ending a 46 day strike by seventy workers. The agreement gives an immediate five cent hourly raise and raises up to twenty five cents in the first year with five cents more in year two and year three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fawn Engineering Company
United Auto Workers Union
Five Iowans Charged In Duck Smuggling Case From Canada
U S Customs in Pembina North Dakota filed charges against five Iowa men for illegally bringing 74 mallard ducks into the United States from Saskatchewan Canada. The group led by C D Willcox included Dr John Patterson and his son Dr John W Patterson Ries Tuttle and Lowell Harris. A Patterson owned converted bus with living quarters was held by customs. The case was turned over to U S District Attorney Floyd H Davis in Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembina
N. D
U. S
Canada
United States
Paul Hoghaug
Dakota
C. D. Willcox
Des Moines
John Patterson
John W. Patterson
Ries Tuttle
West Des Moines
Lowell Harris
Marshalltown
Tuttle
Des Moines Register
Tribune
Patterson
Hoghaug
Saskatchewan
Fargo
Notice of Executor Appointment No 25195
State of Iowa Linn County notice to creditors and debtors that Emma Armstrong deceased has an executor Elliott Shuttleworth and Ingersoll of Cedar Rapids appointed November 9 1956 by The Merchants National Bank executor Attorneys name and address included for filing claims and payment requests to the estate district court cork office reads as cork of Linn County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
Emma Armstrong
Iowa
Cork
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Elliott, Shuttleworth and Ingersoll Attorneys
State of
Notice of Assessment for Cedar Rapids Street Improvements
City Council of Cedar Rapids Iowa has on file a plat and schedule of proposed assessments for several street unions in Cedar Rapids. Public hearing is set for December 3 1956 at 10:00 AM at the City Council chambers to consider objections. objections must be in writing and filed with the City Clerk within twenty days from posting and first publication. Maude M Krebs City Clerk. Published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette on November 8 9 10 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Plata
City of
Cedarapids
36Th
F Avenue
G Avenue
E Avenue
26Th Street
Prairie Drive
25Th Street
32Nd Street
27Th Street
29Th Street
Emerald Avenue
Bever Park
Airydale Court
Knoll Street
Mansfield Avenue
Soutter, Avenue
30Th Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Seely Avenue
28Th Street
Stuart
Memorial Drive
Mt.Vernon Road
14Th Avenue
Wiley Street
20Th I
21St Street
Crescent Street
1St Avenue
Maude M, Krebs
Ign
Pheasant Hunt Turns Vengeful Home intruder tale
Oscar Anderson, 40, began pheasant hunting with a revenge motive after returning to a wrecked home. A pheasant broke in, created more damage, and fled before being shot later that night. He then planned to hunt with his three sons near Kellogg as his family watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oscar Anderson
Anderson
Kellogg
Probe of Sixth District Vote To Start Monday
Fort Dodge Democrat Donald Mitchell says a congressional investigation into the Sixth district election will begin early next week. Richard T. Allen of Memphis is to arrive Sunday as investigator for the House Elections Committee. Mitchell alleges irregularities in absentee ballots after Merwin Coad defeated Rep. James Dolliver by about 39 votes, and notes Emmet County canvassing began Thursday contrary to Iowa law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Donald Mitchell
Mitchell
Richard T. Allen
Memphis
Tenn
House Elections Committee
Merwin Coad
Boone
James Dolliver
James Davis
Dtenn
House Committee
Allen
Emmet
Des Moines Opens Four Lane Avenues to Traffic
Des Moines motorists on highways 6 64 and 65 can now use newly four lane sections in northeast Des Moines. Avenue Frederick M Hubbell and adjacent Euclid avenue reopened Friday though work remains to finish widening and repaving. The project includes 2.3 miles of new paving with an estimated cost of 800000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frederick M. Hubbell
Euclid Avenue
Hawkeye Woman Hurt In Car Truck Crash
Hazle Burkhart, 51, of Hawkeye, is hospitalized with a broken leg after a car and pickup collision four miles west of Oelwein. Archie Steggall, 73, of Oelwein, driving the pickup, was also injured with a broken rib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Hazle Burkhart
Hawkeye
West Union Hospital
Here
Fire Destroys Bremer Clothing, Damages Downtown Building
Fire in a downtown Iowa City building Friday caused about 4500 in losses. Bremer Clothing sustained 2500 in water damage while the structure incurred 1500 and a photo studio 400 from water. Firemen said the blaze started in wastepaper at the foot of a second floor stairway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Bremer Clothing
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on November 16, 1956, at 9 a.m., the District Court in Cedar Rapids will hear proof and admission of the last will of Roy C. Nie ttert, late of Linn County, for probate. Arthur AR, Clerk. Howard Smith, attorney. Administrative details follow for estates of Della McMinds and Florence Edith Day Robertson with payment of debts and filing of claims in Linn County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
Roy C. Nietert
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lost and Found and Classified Ads in Gazette
Notices and advertisements list items found and lost, services offered, drivers, and meeting notices. Items include a white wristwatch, a tan bifold, a small bay mare, a white-faced steer near a REA plant, a tick hound, a white dog with yellow spots, a grey billfold, and wardrobe repairs. Local businesses advertise monument services, tailoring, ladder rental, barber college, leather craft classes, and sewing machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Ave
1St Ave
1St St
Paul Johnson
Center Point
Rea
C St
Toddville
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Ills
Robert Kissing
Anne ‘Ailor Ee Otel Bae
4Th St. SE
Safway Steel
C.R. Barber College
Gilbert Williams
Pairfax
Iowa
Miami
Fla
Calleas UT
Siegel
É Ave
Mygel
Leonard M. Kucera
6Th St
2Nd St
Poison Ivy K&m
Mt. Vernon Rd
Gruemmer Free On $3,500 Bond
Henry Gruemmer a 42 year old Wilton Junction man was released on $3 500 bond after weeks in Scott County jail on charges tied to a half million dollar fraudulent stock scheme. Attorney Martin McCarthy posted the bond for Gruemmer who left with his family and refused to comment. He is charged in a federal case over stock sales in natural gas wells in New Mexico and awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Henry Gruemmer
Wilton
Scotts County
Martin McCarthy
Edmund H. Carroll
Gruemmer
Iowa
New Mexico
Iowa Welfare Assn Officers Named in Des Moines
Edward J. Thomson of Des Moines becomes president of the Iowa Welfare Association. Other officers include Phyllis Kocur and Addison Parker Jr. as vice presidents, D. B. Arnold as vice president, Everett Daggett as treasurer, and Jean Purdy as secretary. Dr Milford E Barnes spoke to about 500 workers on adolescence and parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Edward J. Thomson
Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Division
Iowa Welfare Association
Phyllis Kocur
Addison Parker, Jr
D. B. Arnold
Ottumwa
Everett Daggett
Fairfield
Jean Purdy
Milford E. Barnes
Pennsylvania
Barnes
University of Iowa
Recreation to join the three Rs in schools
Denver recreation expert J Earl Schlupp urged adding recreation as a fourth R. He told Des Moines Chamber of Commerce that schools teach living poorly and educators must teach how to enjoy life. He linked a 36 hour work week to more leisure time and called for broader recreation planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Denver
J. Earl Schlupp
Schlupp
American Recreation Society
Des ‘Moines Chamber of Commerce
Canners Name Lebans Vinton as Director
DES MOINES AP The Iowa Nebraska Canners Association re elected Fred Wright of Grimes as president at the close of a one day convention here Friday Alfred Rieck Tripoli vice president and Guy E Pollock Marshalltown secretary named as directors were Floyd Asher Clarksville Leo Gleason Des Moines Wright and Robert Lebans Vinton Four kinds of cooking ther mometers are available for the oven for roasting meat for candy and frostings and for deep fat frying
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa-Nebraska Canners Association
Fred Wright
Grimes
Alfred Rieck
Tripoli
Guy E. Pollock
Marshalltown
Floyd Asher
Clarksville
Leo Gleason
Wright
Robert Lebans
Vinton
Local notices and personals chaos mix of ads and thanks
Thank you note expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends after a bereavement and for a Rev Keith Taber. Classifieds include watches repair, rest home opening in Springville, beauty shop specials, service jobs, child care listings, cleaning and labor ads, and employment inquiries from Checker Electric Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Taber
Stuart J. Grauerholts
Probasco Elay
Palace Theater
Colehour Rest Home
Springville
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Citizens For Hospitals
Fawn Engineering
Lichty
Cbsent Naa Ge Real Scleo
By Jimmy Hatlo
Baskerville
Floyd H. Davis
U. S. Fishland Wildlife Service
Minneapolis
Lowan
Arthur AR
Bisted Court
Howard Smith
Della McMinds
Florence Edith Day Robertson
Carl Hendrickson
Gazette
Sunday Gazette
EONAR
Novak Monument CO
Ave
Lebans
van Cleve Beauty Shop
PUG & His
Prairie Moon
Prairieburg
Charlie's
Ruy Novak
12Th Ave
Kenny Hofer
Tom Owens
Swisher Pavilion Barnstormers
Inc
Ezette
Addion
Irvin Martinson
Paul “Whitters
J. Kraus
Acaesauras
Dave Miller
Ed Rathie
Onnie
Heeb
Odo
Ms Greetings
Dave Farley
Harol Poulsen
Ae Lee
Garbace
Gaumon
DIAL
Stanek
Met
P.O. Ox
F W. Lyman
Moe
Gen
Bill Leibrand
Ed Simon
Paul J
Nolan
Bachman
Carpenter
Generai
W. Turner
L. A
2Nd St. NE
Vic Bartow
Stair Building
Bob Waddington
Hamilton St
Bob
COE College
Myers
Servic Station Oe
Garfield School
Kenwood School
Nome
Johnson School
Cherry-Burrell and Sauare D Co
Detion Brown Sewino
Berr Seasui
USA
Philco Techrep Piyen
Hiladelphia
R. W
S. Burdick
Hooter “Roosevelt
Inter View
Killian CO
Cedar Rapi
Efer
Ace Group
Miles & CO
Ird Ave
Fred
Miles EM
Herman Randle
Maytag
Philco
General Electric
Florence
T.V. A
Stampfer’s
Dubuane
Severn
Packare
Hobe B. Haynie
Montrose Hotel
Dick King
Culver Motors
2Nd Ave. SE
KBOE
Glen Stanley
Oskaloosa
Checker Electric Supply
Cces
Bulding & Sales Organization
OP Insurance
Feay
Sieger
Box Gazette
Sheraton
Montrose
Marion
Frey
Appenitvise
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