Galloway Farm Implement Maker Dies at 74 in Waterloo
William Galloway 74 founder of William Galloway & Sons and The Galloway Company died in his Cedar Heights home after a heart attack. He built an $82 million farm implement empire from a $2,096 loan and helped develop Waterloo Cedar Heights. Survivors include four sons three daughters 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Cherokee Woman Killed in Car Plunge
Cherokee AP reports a Cherokee woman died Monday afternoon when the car she rode in plunged. Police investigations focus on the crash as details remain limited.
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Clinton Woman Dies Of Crash Injuries
Ardenle Voss age 23 of Clinton Indiana died in a Moline hospital from crash injuries. Joseph A Nelson 28 also of Clinton was killed in a head on collision on Highway 80 four miles west of Cordova Illinois early Sunday. John Kendall 34 of Clinton was seriously injured in the second car.
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Lie Resignation Aims at Korean Armistice Path
U N secretary general Trygve Lie announced his resignation to pave the way for a Korean armistice. He said Russia and China must show sincere desire to end the fighting and that a new leader might help reach peace. He noted his move is to aid the UN and avert world disaster if Korea worsens.
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Ike's Korea Visit To Be Blacked Out
The U S Eighth Army plans to withhold news of President-elect Eisenhower as he moves through Allied held Korea. Troops nationwide organize reception plans while details of arrival remain unannounced and under blackout. Lt Col H P Rosengren spoke to the AP about the arrangements.
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Kline Rules Self Out for Ag Post
Allan N. Kline president of the American Farm Bureau ruled himself out as possible successor to Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan. He cited the need for the best administrator and declined to name other candidates. He said he would not accept the job even if offered and hopes to return to his 500 acre farm.
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No Over-All Ban On Hunting Seen
Iowa Conservation Commission director Bruce F. Stites said he doubts a statewide hunting ban this fall. He noted fire hazard has improved after recent rains and harvests, with more tall plow and crops collected. The commission postponed pheasant season by one week from November 11 to 18.
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Seven East lowans return from Korea aboard transport
Seven soldiers from The Gazette area arrived in San Francisco aboard the Gen. William Black with 1,513 U S Army men from the Far East. The returning servicemen include Cpl Wayne E Gingerich Parnell Cpl Robert Oldman Delta Tobias T Jaeger Sigourney Pvt Myron I Madera West Branch and others.
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Kelley Lauterwasser Lindahl Named in List
Vie E Kelley of Springville Pfe Lewis F Lauterwasser of Van Horne and Cpl Alvin H Lindahl of Vinton appear in a classified notice or roster listing with military or civil service identifiers.
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Eddie Cantor Discharged From Hospital
Hollywood AP reports Eddie Cantor, 60, was released from Cedars of Lebanon hospital after a mild heart attack on September 29. He plans two weeks rest before returning to work.
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