Early 1955 56 travel program at Iowa Mountaineers and gift to archives
The Iowa Mountaineers travel adventure film lecture series for 1955 56 is highlighted by a travelogue feature at Clayton Auditorium. Char, a 16 year Hawaii legislature veteran, is noted as a tour organizer and world traveler. An early 16 mm hand crank projector was donated to the National Education Association archives at the University of Iowa library by S G Rose of Victor Animatograph. Alexander Victor designed the device, now living in Carmel by the Sea California. A public lecture on The Theory in History of Physics will be given at Old Capitol on Monday at 8 p.m. by Josef M Jauch of the University of Iowa with sponsors SIU Humanities Society and graduate college. Jauch, a nuclear theory specialist and author of 30 articles, is preparing The Theory of Photons and Electrons with Fritz Rohrlich for publication November 28.
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Iowa Mountaineers
Char
National Education Association
Department of Audio Visual Instruction
Lee Cochran
SUI Extension Division l
DAVI
S. G. Rose
Victor Animatograph Corporation
Davenport
Cochran
Alexander Victor
Victor Corporation
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Calif
Old Capitol
Josef M. Jauch
SUI Humanities Society
Graduate College
Jauch
SUI
Fritz Rohrlich
Radio KYTC At ISTC Begins Broadcast Today
Cedar Falls station KYTC at Iowa State Teachers college starts official broadcasting at 2 p.m. on carrier current 555 kilocycles. A student staff will air news and entertainment from a campus lab setup using donated and repurposed gear with a schedule 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m. Sundays, 6 to 11 p.m. weekdays, and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
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KYTC
Iowa State Teachers College
College Commons
Herbert Hake
Ed West
Glidden
Iowa Cition Gets Observer's Wings
Special to The Gazette reports multiple World War II era air force updates from Iowa cities. LeRoy A. Ebert earned silver wings at Harlingen Texas and joins Mather California, with a University of Iowa degree. Others include Marvin Muchow heading to San Francisco duties, Lt. William Palmer discharged to Texas, and several air force transfers, promotions, or furloughs among Postville, What Cheer, Riverside, Calmar, Clarence, Marengo, Coggon, Dysart, Urbana, and Urbana sites as many servicemen participate in Sage Brush and related maneuvers.
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LeRoy A. Ebert
George Ebert
Air Force
Harlingen Air Base
Texas
Ebert
Mather Air Base
Calif
University of Iowa
Postville
Marvin J. Muchow
Enos Muchow
San Francisco
William R. Palmer
Charles Morris
Misawa
Japan
Riverside
Wayne Lemley
Walter Lemley
Ardell Chabal
Miles Atkins
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Calmar
Leon Hageman
Ignatius Pevo
Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Hood
Eugene C. Severn
Waco
Frank Severn
Clarence
John
Marvin Rathman
Louisiana
Lowell Sander
Fort Scott
Ill
Alaska
Draftees to Report for Induction on November 30
Anamosa Glen Rowland King of Monticello and Lonnie Ray Hinrichsen of Cedar Rapids will report November 30 for induction into the armed forces. The local selective service office will be closed the afternoon of November 23 and 25 and all day November 24, Thanksgiving Day.
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Glen Rowland King
Monticello
Lonnie Ray Hinrichsen
Cedar Rapids
Selective Service Office
Army Personnel in Readiness Drills Across States
Coggan James Hungerford Robert Henderson listed in army. Walter D. Winborn son of J T Winborn Brush in an army air maneuver in Louisiana, stationed at Fort Hood Texas. Dennis E Netser son of Mr and Mrs Jack Hesser at Solon in Sage Brush exercise in Louisiana. David D Thuerauf son of John Thuerauf at Fort Carson Colorado. Eldon A Leas discharged from the marines in Waukon.
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Vance Air Base
Okla
Dysart
Larry L. Lorenzen
Walter Lorenzen
Louisiana
Fort Hood
Texas
Urbana — Army
Paul L. Blake
William E. Blake
Fort Carson
Colo
David D. Thuerauf
John Thuerauf
Colo. Waukon
Eldon A. Leas
Army
John M. Goodwin
Charles Goodwin
Central City
Everett J. Paul
Ernest R. Paul
U.S. Naval Hospital
Key West
Fla
Seaman Ernest J. Paul
Salem
Boston
West Union
Marion F. Landas
William C. Landas
Quartermaster School
Fort Va
Quasqueton
Richard Stanford
Clarence Stanford
Navy
McGregor — Gaylord Lawson
Harold Lawsons
San Diego Naval Center
Imperial Beach
Calif
Troy Mills
Carl FE. Carson
Willard Carson
Korea
Larry D. Wright
Camp Carson
Ora Wright
Bennett
Pfc
Kenneth P. Brendes
Walter Brendes
Merle Kramer
Ozzy Kramer
Greenland
Coggan
Bruce B. Hill
Bainbridge Air Base
Waukon
Ronald Jahnke
Postville
Barton D. Hamm
Waterville
Clermont
DeWayne Johnson
Jacksonville
North Liberty
Floyd Dale Strand
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Walter Strand
Walter van der Hart
Monroe
Richard Nage
Denver
Earlville
Clark Brecht
Great Lakes
Ill
Victor Brecht
Iowa City
Jerome Mottet
Paul Mottet
Victor
William C. Claeys
Charles J. Claeys
Manchester
Donald G. Zehr
Donald E. Zehr
Oxford
Earl L. Johnson
Elmer T. Johnson
75Th
Okinawa
Oelwein
Sp 3
Robert E. Hassler
Braxton Hassler
16Th Armored Field Artillery
Germany
Oeelwein
Robert D. Linder
George C. Linder
61St
Onslow
Robert Hinrichs
John Hinrichs
Former Postville Soldier Receives Greek Medal
Milo L. Harnack of Postville earned the Metallion Excretion Meritorious Service Medal from Greece for invaluable services to Greek Expeditionary Forces in Korea. The decoration, sent via the UN Greek liaison group, parallels a U.S. Silver Star in significance.
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Milo L. Harnack
Metallion
Kingdom of Greece
Korea
United Nations Command
Harnack
United States
U.S
Metallion Excretion Praxeon
U.S. Army
United Nations
World Freedom
D. Vourdoubas
National Defense
More Pieper Pictures Present Duluth Photo Collection
The Sunday Gazette previews additional Pieper photographs from the Duluth Pieper collection. Images include historical log rafting on the Mississippi River, first with manual handling and later with steam paddle wheel boats maneuvering the rafts.
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Duluth Pieper
Mississippi River
Funeral Monday At Manchester
Mrs. Freeman Smith 97 lifelong Manchester resident died Friday in a nursing home. Born May 16 1858 at Delhi she married in 1881 and leaves a sister Mrs Ole Hammer of Boise Idaho. Funeral services Monday at Shelly funeral home burial in Oakland cemetery. She was a Presbyterian member.
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Freeman Smith
Shelly
Oakland Cemetery
Schroeders Sell House to Manchester Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schroeder sold their house to Mr. and Mrs. Olsen of Manchester. The Schroeders will move into their new brick house on December 1.
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Earl Schroeder
Olsen
Manchester
Schroeders
Osage Hosts University of Iowa Students Intl Thanksgiving
About forty University of Iowa students from 18 nations will stay with Osage hosts for a sixteenth annual International Thanksgiving. They travel by bus Wednesday, dine with hosts, tour Osage Friday, and perform a program "Holidays in Many Lands" at a Rotary banquet Friday night. Hosts cover all expenses, and students return to Iowa City Saturday. Also noted: English Council president John Gerber to speak at the National Council of Teachers of English meeting in New York City, a library exhibit "Pictures by Children from 45 Countries" in the SUI library, and a Hawaiian travelog by Char Yew at Macbride Sunday evening.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Osage
Ao Sui
Turkey
Osage Rotary Club
SUI
Wallace Maner
English Council
John Gerber Sui
National Council of Teachers of English
New York City
Gerber
SUI Library
Hans Christian Andersen
Smithsonian Institution of
Washington, D. C
Copenhagen
Man Burns From Gas Heater Explosion On Farm
John Higgins aged 30 sustained facial hand and arm burns when a gasoline heater exploded Friday morning while warming farm machinery. He was transported to Peoples Hospital in Independence for treatment.
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Aurora
John Higgins
Peoples
Independence
County Engineers Conference Slated at Iowa State
Iowa State College will host the County Engineers Conference at Memorial Union from November 29 to December 1. Sponsored by the County Engineers Association the Iowa Highway Commission and ISU engineering groups the meeting will cover highway program effects on secondary roads national design trends and transportation development in Iowa with reports on bridges culverts aerial photography isotopes and staffing in highway engineering.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
Memorial Union
County Engineers Association
Iowa Highway Commission
Civil Engineering Department
Engineering Extension Service
Iowa Engineering Society
Iowa Highway Research Board
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