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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1954

Page

4

Kehoe Sees Toll Roads and Public Roads as Separate

Louis J Kehoe argues for a dual approach to Iowa transportation. He urges private finance for a cross state toll road with limited state involvement and tax concessions to attract investment while preserving public roads funded by existing systems. He calls for clear separation of toll and public road programs and fairness for taxpayers.

Louis J. Kehoe Iowa Washington County Iowa Good Roads Association

Iowa to Seek Control of Insurance Advertising

Iowa Insurance Commissioner Charles R. Fischer said he will ask the 1955 legislature for authority to regulate advertising by health hospital accident and other insurance firms saying some ads appear misleading. He noted FTC actions against 17 firms but preferred state commissions police advertising. he previously sought similar authority in 1953 without success.

Des Moines Iowa Charles R. Fischer Fischer Federal Trade Commission FTC Iowa Insurance Department

Woman Gets 10 Year Term for Auto Theft

Shirley Zimmerman was sentenced to 10 years in the women's reformatory at Rockwell City after pleading guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle. She admitted stealing and wrecking a car belonging to Richard Wright Sunday night, escaping serious injury when the vehicle left the road and struck a stump.

Anamosa Shirley Zimmerman Women’s Reformatory Rockwell City Miss Zimmerman Richard Wright

Lowan Shoots Brother Charged with Mayhem

Audubon records Joel Basham, 49, charged with mayhem after wounding his brother James 46 in their home. James suffered a severe leg injury requiring below the knee amputation and was treated by authorities.

Lowan Audubon Joel Basham Justice Court James Glenn McLaughlin

Thompson Named First Chairman Of Missouri Basin Council

C Woody Thompson director of the University of Iowa bureau of business and economic research is named the first chairman of the newly created Missouri Basin Research and Development council. The 10 state area includes Iowa Missouri Minnesota Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Colorado Wyoming and Montana. The council aims to aid community development through projects with chambers of commerce and other agencies. A 1955 conference on tools and techniques of community development is planned for September in Rapid City South Dakota Thompson says.

Iowa City C. Woody Thompson University of Iowa Bureau of Business and Economic Research Missouri Basin Research and Development Council Lincoln Neb Federal Reserve Bank Departments of Labor and Commerce Chambers of Commerce Iowa Missouri Minnesota Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Colorado Wyoming

Trial set for FHA loan violation case in Des Moines

Federal District Judge William F. Riley scheduled the trial for November 15 of seven defendants and a bank tied to FHA home improvement loan laws. The indictments name First Federal State Bank of Des Moines, former bank officials Mulder and Hankinson, Glenn H. Smith Inc., Fred F. Parkhurst, Eldon Neal, and Thomas J. Watson. Hankinson faces a separate November 8 trial on charges of receiving commissions for FHA loan approvals.

Des Moines INS Féderal Housing Administration William F. Riley First Federal State Bank of Raymond B. Mulder William F. Hankinson Bank Glenn H. Smith, Inc Mid-Town Motors, Inc Fred F. Parkhurst Mason City Mid-Town Motors Eldon Neal The Auto Company Thomas J. Watson Mulder Mortgage Company

Oskaloosa Man Denies Wiring Dynamite to Car

William Musgrove of Oskaloosa pled innocent to assault with intent to murder after a dynamite wired in his car exploded. Witnesses included his wife Alberta and Frank Luzadder who lost a leg. Musgrove and Alberta were seriously injured and he posted $10,000 bond.

Oskaloosa William Musgrove Musgrove Alberta Frank Luzadder Luzadder

Chicago Police Head Is Pen Pal Of Iowa Boy

A 9-year-old Iowa boy bedridden for months with romantic fever and St Vitus dance has a new pen pal in Chicago Police Commissioner Timothy OConnor. Joe Kamish sent the letter for his brother Richard, who asks readers to mail him, and Mayor Kennedy plans to write. The Kamish family lives in Manly Iowa Box 273.

Chicago Iowa Timothy O’connor O Connor Richard Kamish Joe Richard O'Connor Martin H. Kennedy Manly

General Dasher Inspects Iowa Reserve Units Tour

Major General Charles L Dasher Jr deputy commander of the Fifth Army visits Iowa on a tour of army reserve units. He arrives in Des Moines joins Col John N Green and views 34th Infantry Division and 103rd Infantry Division HQs before planned inspections at Iowa State College Ames and University of Iowa Iowa City.

Des Moines INS Charles L. Dasher, Jr Fifth Army Iowa Charles C. Bragg Everett Robertson Merwin C. Young Dasher John N. Green Iowa Military District 34Th Infantry Division 103Rd Infantry Division Iowa State College Ames University of Iowa At Iowa City

Methodists at Tipton mark 50th church anniversary

In Tipton the First Methodist church observed the fiftieth anniversary of the present building with a morning service and a potluck dinner for about 200. The congregation, established in 1846 after Cedar county arrival in 1837 by Rev. Barton H. Cartwright, saw the 1904 erection of the current church during Rev. R. D. Parsons’s pastorate and modernization including an organ with carillon chimes.

Tipton First Methodist Church Methodist Church Cedar County Barton H. Cartwright R. D. Parsons

G O P Wins Mt Vernon Lions Straw Poll

In Mt Vernon the Mt Vernon Lions Club straw poll favored Republicans. Martin led the senate race 19 to 13 over Gillette. Leo Hoegh beat Clyde Herring 21 to 11 for governor. Henry O Talle won 21 to 8 over Ruben Austin in the second district race. Three voters were undecided.

Gazette MT. Vernon Lions Club Holiday House Martin Sen Gillette Leo Hoegh Clyde Herring Henry O. Talle Ruben Austin

Evanston Firm Buys Brown Camp Hardware

Des Moines AP report says Hibbard Spencer Bartlett and Company of Evanston Illinois has acquired Brown Camp Hardware Company including its outstanding common and preferred stock. Brown Camp will keep operating in Des Moines under the same name and staff. Hibbard Spencer is a major wholesale dealer in hardware and allied lines in the United States.

DES Moines Brown-Camp Hardware Company Iowa Hibbard, Spencer, Ot and Company Evanston, Ill Fred Green Brown-Camp Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Company United States

Labor Legislation Discussed At SUI Session

Iowa City program at the University of Iowa will examine labor law strengths and weaknesses from labor industry and public perspectives. Participants include Ray Mills and Arthur Goldberg with other union management and public interest representatives from CIO United Steel Workers and Solar Aircraft.

Iowa City University of Iowa Center For Labor-Management Relations Ray Mills Iowa State Federation of Labor Des Moines William F. Price Chicago Carl R. Schedler Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Washington, D. C Arthur Goldberg CIO Pat Greathouse United Automotive Workers Cecil Clifton United Steel Workers East Chicago Ind Iowa Earl J. Baum Edris Owens K. W. Holland Industrial Association of Machinists Burlington Owen Fairweather Donald L Fimmen Silas Mason Company Howard Siever Solar Aircraft Corporation George J. Markov Maytag Company Newton Byron Sifford Sioux City Schedler J. Noble Braden Sidney Braufman American Arbitration Association William White

Truck tire blowout kills Council Bluffs man on Highway 2

Gerald Peterson, 35, of Council Bluffs died Monday after a tire failed on his truck, sending the vehicle into a ditch along Highway 2 just east of Shenandoah. State police at Shenandoah reported the fatality.

Shenandoah Gerald Peterson Council Bluffs Highway 2 Here

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