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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1963

Page

4

Iowa Utilities Plan 22-State Power Pool Across Midwest

Earl Ewald of Northern States Power outlines MAPP, a 22-company Midwest power pool spanning 10 states and 5,400 miles of 345 000 volt lines to serve over 3 million customers. Projected Twin Cities to St. Louis link may start service by May 1 1967 with Iowa Electric Light and Power Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Iowa Public Service and Iowa Southern Utilities among participants.

Des Moines Iowa Earl Ewald Northern States Power Co Minneapolis Midwest Chicago St. Louis Omaha MAPP Upper Mississippi Valley Illinois-Missouri Mr. Ewald Twin Cities Hills, In Hills Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Interstate Power Co Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co Iowa Public Service Co Iowa Southern Utilities Co Ewald United States Thomas Edison Cedar Rapids Duane Arnold Mapp Group Mapp Com

Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883

The Cedar Rapids Gazette was established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. and publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates are listed for carrier and mail editions, with various monthly and yearly prices and regional restrictions. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication.

The Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

Two Allamakee Youths Hurt in County Crash

Special to The Gazette WAUKON Two Allamakee County youths injured in a one car crash on a county road 14 miles south of here Saturday night. Marion Sass 20 driver and Victor Damon 16 of Harpers Ferry vicinity hospitalized here. Car went out of control overturned and burned. Sass suffered a broken jawbone. Two other passengers Stanley Lossgaard 16 and Jerry Livingston 16 were treated and released at the hospital.

Waukon Allamakee County Here Marion Sass Victor Damon Harpers Ferry Sass Stanley Lossgaard Jerry Livingston

Rites To Be Tuesday For Blanche Michalek

Blanche Michalek died Saturday after a short illness. Born Blanche Cloudy May 10, 1893 near Fairfax she married Charles Michalek November 22, 1916. He died March 11, 1960. They farmed in Swisher for 45 years. Surviving Charles L. of Swisher two granddaughters a brother Steve Cloudy of Swisher. Services at Brush chapel 2 p.m. Tuesday. Burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may call after noon Monday.

Swisher Blanche Michalek Blanche Cloudy Fairfax Charles Michalek Charles L Steve Cloudy Brush Chapel Linwood Cemetery

Upper Iowa Homecoming Events Highlight Fayette Celebrations

Upper Iowa university outlines a weekend of homecoming activities led by Alpha Phi Omega, the cheerleaders, and the university band. Events include a Friday bonfire and pep rally at Dorman field, a Saturday alumni meeting, the 9 a.m. dedication of Dorman Memorial gym, a downtown parade with $70 prize money, queen coronation at halftime, an alumni lettermen luncheon, a 5 30 p.m. banquet, a 9 p.m. homecoming ball, and a Sunday convocation led by Peter Solar.

Fayette Upper Iowa University Dorman Field Eugene E. Garbee Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Dorman Memorial Garbee Letterman’s Club Colegrove- Walker Memorial C. P. Colegrove Gayl Farnum Deppey- Farnum Insurance Agency Maquoketa Colegrove-Walker Memorial Peter Solar Franklin Junior High School Cedar Rapids UTU Board of Trustees

Fire Sweeps 10 Acres Of Timber In Iowa Field

Fire burned over ten acres of timber on land owned by Lyle Jackson of Waterville four miles south of Waubon Sunday evening at 6 30. Firemen fought the blaze for two hours using portable extinguishers before bringing it under control.

Waukon Lyle Jackson Waterville Here

Torch in Treehouse Burn Injures Central City Boy

Scott Hendricks, 12, son of Rev and Mrs Dwight Hendricks, suffered first to third degree burns after a gasoline torch in a treehouse ignited. Other children escaped with minor burns as the boy rolled in dirt to extinguish flames. Babysitter summoned help. the family home is in Central City Cedar Rapids hospital reported condition poor. He was listed in poor condition at St Luke’s hospital Cedar Rapids Monday after the Saturday evening incident during Homecoming torch activity.

Central City Scott Hendricks Dwight Hendricks St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Hendricks Nancy Brashears Scott Mark Timothy Leroy Brashears

Armour Strike Ended in Seven Midwest Plants Settled

Armour and Co resumed production at its Decker plant in Mason City after unions in seven Midwest locations ratified a settlement reached by a union management automation committee in Chicago. The deal addresses job standards and objections to hiring unemployed union members at new plants, with ratification votes by workers in North Platte and Denver pending.

Mason City Decker Armour and Co Armour Midwest United Packinghouse Food and Allied Workers Afl-Cio Omaha South St. Paul St. Joseph Kansas City Kan Chicago North Platte Neb Denver Colo Automation Committee

Cancer Society Awards Medal To Iowa Citian

Daryl Stamp of Iowa City received the American Cancer Society Bronze Medal for his volunteer work at the Iowa division annual meeting. Dr Titus C Evans of Iowa City earned a national citation for chairing the 1963 crusade. Mrs Russell Gage of Newton won Volunteer of the Year. Dr Addison W Brown of Des Moines was elected president. Evans named president-elect, Mrs Carl Fredrickson of Sioux City secretary, Dr Harold W Morgan of Mason City treasurer.

Des Moines Daryl Stamp Iowa City American Cancer Society Stamp Iowa Titus C. Evans Russell Gage Newton Addison W. Brown Evans Carl Fredrickson Sioux City Harold W. Morgan Mason City

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