Nine Cities Top Chest Quotas in U P survey
Des Moines and eight other Iowa cities set new record Community Chest collections this fall, with nine surpassing quotas and nine overperforming. Total quotas were 2,539,803, raised 2,627,915 for USO, mental health, Salvation Army, YMCAs, Scouts and more.
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Richard McFarland
Des Moines
Towa
United Press
Oelwein
Grinnell
Waterloo
Newton
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
Marshalltown
Fort Madison
Davenport
Sioux! Ae
Burlington
Charles Ity
Waterloos
Sioux City
Charles City
USO
Salvation Army
Camp Fire
YMCA
YWCA
Boy
Girl Scouts
Children’s
Eleven Iowa County Men Enter Service Inducted
Eleven Iowa County men including five volunteers have been inducted at Des Moines. Draftees listed: John F. Hellopeter, Raymond D. Bloome Ladera, Orville L. Weiss Williamsburg, WaltereV. Holderness Millersburg, Merle FE. Leonard Marenga, Leland R. Weiss Deep River, Dwight K. Ehrman Myron E. Lynn Marenga, Richard Wardenburg Eugene H. Witte Williamsburg, Donald W. Gerard Millersburg. Volunteers: Eugene H. Witte Williamsburg and Donald W. Gerard Millersburg.
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Marengo
Iowa County
Armed Services
Des Moines
John F. Hellopeter
Raymond D. Bloome
Ladera
Orville L. Weiss
Williamsburg
Walterev. Holderness
Millersburg
Merle FE. Leonard
Marenga
Leland R. Weiss
Deep River
Dwight K. Ehrman
Myron E. Lynn
Richard Wardenburg
Eugene H. Witte
Donald W. Gerard
Move Launched For an Institute Of Gerontology
Iowa City steps toward creating an Iowa institute of gerontology at the University of Iowa. The project grew from a two day conference and will be sent to the State Board of Education for approval. The institute will study medical social biological and economic aging issues and compare with the Iowa child welfare research station. Readings list many attendees from Eastern Towans including Alice Bothell Walter Mikas Lynn McGowan and J. Nevin Nichols among others from Iowa City and surrounding area.
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Iowa City
Iowa Institute of Gerontology
University of Iowa
State Board of Education
Iowa
Towans
Alice Bothell
O. Kremenak
Walter Mikas
Lynn McGowan
Gabrille Nadeare
J. Nevin Nichols
Cedar Rapids
Mariam L. Neff
Monticello
Vincent Perisch
Mr. Vernon
James T. Maloney
Wauken
Beverly Allen
Lloyd C. Bartholomew
Edward Bartow
Kate Daum
Harvey H. Davis
John A. Ford
Gerhard Hartman
Cornelia Himred
S. &. M. Horvath
E. Huntsberry
Jane Henderson
Mary Hyland
Elizabeth E. Kerr
Myrtle Kitchell
Dean
Walter F. Loehwing
C. H. McCloy
Robert G. Miller
Leslie MoeNer
Teonana Murphy
R. L. Parsons
Hen Robert
Joad A
Attorney Cleared of Tipsy Driving Charge in Garner
Nels W. Branstad Winnebago county attorney was acquitted by a Hancock county district court jury of drunk driving. He had been indicted by a grand jury on Sept 24 after being arrested Aug 28 by two highway patrolmen near Garner.
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Garner
Nels W. Branstad
Winnebago County
Hancock County District Court
Prand
Seven Hunters Pay Fines at Mason City
Seven hunters in the Mason City area paid fines totaling 375 dollars on opening day of the pheasant season. Fred Gaubatz of Dougherty faced 200 dollars for possessing two pheasants before the season’s opening hour. Robert Watts of Mason City was fined 25 dollars for a loaded shotgun in his car on a public highway. Richard R. Boone of Richmond California was fined 100 dollars for hunting with an Iowa resident license, half suspended. Additional 25-dollar fines were levied for carrying loaded and assembled guns in cars against Myron Binke of Mason City Arnold Anderson of Mitchell A Quinby of Nora Springs and Robert Witts of Mason.
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Mason City
Fred Gaubatz
Dougherty
Robert Watts
Richmond
Calif
Richard R. Boone
Iowa
Myron Binke
Arnold and
Andrew Anderson
Mitchell, A. &. Quinby
Nora Springs
Robert Witts
Class Plays Brooklyn Night of January 16 at High School
The senior class presents a Brooklyn themed play on Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium. North English students also stage Best Foot Forward, an operetta, Friday at 7 5 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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Brooklyn
Postville Minister Elected Lutheran Mission Secretary
The Rev. Frederick R. Ludwig, pastor at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Postville, Iowa, has been elected Secretary of the Board of American Missions of the United Lutheran Church in America.
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Postville
New York
Frederick R. Ludwig
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Postville, Ia
Board of American Missions of
the United Luttheran Church In America
Reduced Insurance Rates Sought for Good Drivers
Iowa Good Driver club members push for lower auto insurance premiums for accident-free motorists as a reward for safe records. The Iowa Safety Council has invited eligible drivers, about 150000 hav e not had accidents in three years, to join. 3000 paid $2 for membership. The club aims to press for preferential rates, while acknowledging current low Iowa rates and possible legislation or insurer agreements.
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Robert Hogan
Ows Daily Press
Des Motnes
Good Driver Club
Iowa Safety Council
Iowa
Towa
Charles Fischer
Council
Insurance Company
Tesser
Fischer
East
Iowa Insurance Men Told To Teach Safety
DES MOINES Iowa Association of Mutual Insurance Associations leaders urge public safety education at their Des Moines convention. W J Hynes secretary of Employers Mutual Casualty Co says firms lose money on property damage and bodily injury claims and rate increases are temporary. He stresses teaching vehicle safety and proper insurer practices to avoid unreasonable claims.
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Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Iowa Association of Mutual Insurance Associations
Des
Moines
W. J. Hynes
Employers Mutual Casualty Company of
Commission Plans Appeal Over Jobless Pay Rulings
Iowa Employment Security Commission moves to appeal a Polk county ruling reversing its approval of unemployment compensation for Isabel Harris who quit for health reasons. The court cited the fund not becoming health insurance. Other similar reversals include Shirley Weinrich and Eunice Ruff les cases.
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Commission
Des Moines
INS
Iowa Employment Security Commission
State Supreme Court
Polk County
Polk and
Jefferson County
Isabel J. Harris
Des’ Moines
Arizona
Tom
Murrow
Shirley Weinrich
Cudahy Packing Company
Sioux City
Eunice Ruf Fles
Fairfield Glove Company
Texas
Weinrich
Ruggles
State Unable To Get Trained Psychiatrists In Iowa
DES MOINES API Despite improvements in services Iowa cannot find trained psychiatrists Dr Charles C Graves director of Iowa mental institutions says on a panel discussing The Law and Mental Health Wednesday it has been impossible to recruit a psychiatrist for the criminally insane ward at Anamosa reformatory Clarence A Kading assistant attorney general and John McLaughlin a Des Moines lawyer also spoke urging a larger medical role for handling mentally ill in the courts
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Des Moines
API
Towa
Charles C. Graves
Iowa
John McLaughlin
State Remedial Eye Care Gives New Hope to Many
DES MOINES seventy eight Iowans from infants to seniors regained usable eyesight through state remedial eye care. Miss Mary Staggs, assistant director of public assistance, notes the program set a five year record for the year ending July 1 1952, with earlier years showing growth from 38 to 71 cases. The service helps those who cannot afford treatment and not only aids indigents but eligible individuals supporting themselves.
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Des Moines
Aseg
Alan
Ries
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