Industrial Clinic to feature two Omaha detectives in $125000 suit
In Des Moines on January 24, the Third Industrial Development clinic will host two renowned Omaha detectives as speakers. Ralph J. King, bondsman, alleges arrests in 1955 and 1956 caused embarrassment and damage to his reputation after searches of his car yielded $110,504. The event, organized with the Iowa Chamber of Commerce Executives, aims to promote industrial development across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaaha Des Moines
Ralph J. Ki
Council Bluffs
Ronald (. Hallock
In- King
Ernest J. Brown
Sgt. Development Commission
Murdock J. Platner
Des Moines
Iowa Chamber
of Commerce
Legislar
H. McKinley Conway, Jr
Conway Publications
I. T. White
Cities Service Peiroleum, Inc
Clayton P. Fisher
General Electric Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Caldwell
Cedar Rapids
James Heslund
Mason City
John Adams
Des’ Moinrs
Howard Hessire
Council Bhills
Ted Pateet
Clarinda
James Gilruth
Clear Lake
Keith Cash
Albia
Hd Frank
Knoxville
One Third Budget Increase Sought by Iowa Board of Control
The Iowa State Board of Control asked for a 1957 58 biennial increase to 20 681 809 up from 14 035 000 to fund the general office and six state institutions. Proposals include adding 186 staff at mental facilities to meet APA standards and keeping Iowa graduates from leaving the state by training Iowa psychiatric interns locally. Dr Robert Johnson acting for Gov elect Loveless led questions during hearings as Loveless prepared budget recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Control
Tersehel Loveless
Robert Johnson
Iowa City
Loveless
US Air Force Academy
Denver
Colorado Springs
Hia
Johnson
Board of Control
American Psychiatric Association
University of Iowa
Iowa
Town Employment Security Commission
State Aeronautics Commission
Iowa Development Commission
Attorney General's Office
Commission For the
Supreme Court
Council of State Governments
Iowa Notes: Farmer Fatally Injured in Tractor PTO
Roscoe Scott 65 of near Arispe died after becoming entangled in the power takeoff of his tractor on Monday. Also reported are a Creston cafe fire loss estimated at 4000 pounds, a Sioux City bond approval for two new elementary schools, and various state and local government budget items with multiple agency requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Scott
Arispe
Creston
G. L. Evans
Sioux City
Raised to Ninety Dollars Check Brought Three Suspects
Charles City AP Three persons were charged with forgery after a $90 check presented by Thomas Absheir was found to bear the signature of Joseph Ratlinghaus and traced to a $9 value. The trio, Mary Jean Scott Nina Cooper and Absheir, held on $2 000 bond each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Kermit Binger
Binger
Joseph Ratlinghaus
Rudd
Mary Jean Scott
Leighton
Ala
Nina Cooper
Albany
N. Y
Thomas Absheir
Roanoke
Absheir
Traffinghaus
Rollinghaus
Ginger
FBI Begins Probe of Abduction and Robbery in Davenport
John Martin, 57, reported two armed men forced him to drive from Davenport to Ottumwa where they robbed him of $100 and two diamond rings. He was driving home from East Moline when the men flagged his car and claimed they needed a ride. Martin diverted past a red light in Muscatine to attract help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Davenport
Ottumea
John Martin
East Moline
Sill
Ottumwa
Martin
Muscatine
Archeologist Named for Effigy Mounds Monument Appointment
Walter el Berrett of Effigy Mounds Nation Monument announced Norbert T. Bray has been named archeologist filling the vacancy after Wilfred Logan moved to Demulgee National Monument. Bray, 31, holds a B S in education and an M A in anthropology from the University of Missouri and is currently digging near Golden, Missouri for the university. He will report January 1, 1857, and will live at McGregor or Marquette with his wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Walter el Berrett
Effigy Mounds Nations Monument
Nobert T. Bray
Wilfred TD. Logan
Demulgee National Monument
Macon
Bray
University of Missouri
Golden
Effigy National Monument
Mar‘quette
Maynard High School Breakin Probed After Weekend Theft
Authorities investigate a break-in at Maynard High School over the weekend in which a walk-in vault was pried open and about $6 was stolen. No entry method determined as of report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Maynard
Maynard High
Willis W. Overholser 88 longtime Iowa editor dies
Willis W. Overholser, 88, longtime Iowa weekly newspaper editor and publisher, died Sunday after a lengthy illness. He co owned the Sibley Gazette Tribune 192? to 1954 then owned the Sibley Gazette after 1906, consolidating the Osceola County Tribune and the Gazette in 1931. He won the Master Editor-Publisher award from the Iowa Press Association in 1950. Survivors include two sons, a daughter, and a son Ralph E. Overholser who also was a publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley (Ap
Willis W. Overheiser
Iowa Weekly
Sioux City
Lloyd McCutcheon
Sibley Gazette Tribune
Overholser
Sibley Gazette
Ireton Clipper
McCutcheon
Osceola County Tribune
The
Gazette
Iowa Press Association
Ralph E. Overholser
Red Oak Express
Ralph Overholser
IPA
Correctionville High School
Cornell College
Craig
Charles
Maxine Brammer
Stanley urges stronger United Nations stature at Chicago talk
C Maxwell Stanley of Muscatine Iowa urged the Chicago chapter of the United World Federalists to build up the United Nations so it can assume world peace duties. He spoke in place of James P Warburg who cancelled due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Iowan
Chicago
Stanley Engineering Company
United Nations
C. Maxwell Stanley
Muscatine
United World Federalists
Stanley
IUWF
James P. Warburg
Warburn
UW Board Member Stanley Advocates Strong U S Military Aid
Stanley author of Waging Peace urges the United States to maintain military strength and continue providing foreign nations with technical and Singnelal support in a call for robust national defense policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juer
Stanley
United States
Date Desserts for the Holidays feature six favorites
December Homes & Gardens presents six date based desserts including Baked Date Pudding Dr to Cake Confection and Mallow Date Roll. Get your copy today where magazines are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letter Homes & Gardens
Doctors To Decide on Hancher Trip to Coast
President Virgil M. Haneher of the University of Iowa remains in good condition after a heart attack on Nov. 17 following the Ohio State Iowa game. Doctors will decide whether he attends the Rose Bowl against Oregon State in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Virgil M. Haneher
University of Iowa
Flo
Ganeher
Iowa
Oregon State
Iowa Canvassing Board Approves Korean War Bonus
The Iowa State Canvassing Board approved the Korean War bonus proposal from the November 6 election. The measure passed 773,950 to 249,770, authorizing bonuses for about 90,000 Iowa veterans of the Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuee
King
Iowa Highway Patrol
David Herrick
Iowa Executive Council
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company of
Fort Madison
Midwest Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Helen Faircloth
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Ernest Davis
Tes Moines
Mitchellville
Jim Rock Island
George E. Michaelson
Luverne, Minn
Central Iowa
National Polio Foundation
Michaelson
Tawa
Tnspect Air Academy
Herschel Loveless
Air Force Academy
Lowry Air Base
Toms Mooselu Au Pusticcw
Wares Kee
Clarinda Hospital
Glenwood School
Independence Hospital
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Woodward Hospital and School
Annie Wittenmyerome
Marshalltown Soldiers Home
Toledo
Annmasa Reformatory
Eldora Training School
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Rockwell City
Ewa
Pis
Psemcok
28Th Street
Mt. Brithavene
J Avenue
Koateoue
Pietstreet
Audicare
Richmond Road
Miami Drive
Elherest 3Rd Addients Council
Tion
Celnck A
Sdld Council
Fearne Bhrd
Pyerette
Clark
Sa Maaude M
AM Kluber
INS
Alabama
J James Marlowey
Birmingham
Woodbury County
Marcia Serdinsky
Hics
Serdinsky
Malovey
Malovex
jHe
Iowa Briefs
Sigourney
Susan Streator
Corydon
Keota
University Hospitals
C. Edward Sieator
Chelsea
Anita Willay
St. Luke's Hospital
Keswick
Emmett Wilkins
Roy
Caskey
Tipton
Conoco
Bennett
Martelle
Homer Mu
W. B. Meeks
John Bennett
Jaek
Bernard Weber
Arlington
Women's Federated Club
St. John's Lutheran Church
Calmar
W. J. Tekippe
Owen Tekippe
Puerto Rico
St. Francis de Salis
Ossian
J. Peters
Dysart
John Milne
Waterloo Hospital
Brandon
Lawrence Stainbrook
Oelwein Hospital
Kalgna
Roscoe Kalosiek
W. E. Davis
Kelley
Herndinly
Ime
lLong
Roverning
Merchants Bank Bldg
Paramount
Smulekoff
Housewives
Smulek
Hancher
Thomas J. Donovan
Mr. Donovan
New York City
Royal Insurance Company
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B.I
Washington, D.C
Seattle
Washington
Winois
John M. Welch
Higley Bldg
WELCH- ee _INSURANCE AGENCY
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!