Liberty Bell Rally Buses Through Northeast Iowa
The Iowa Liberty Bell, famed at Chicago GOP events, now rides a decorated truck promoting Eisenhower. E. C. Schroeder brought it from McGregor, with mayor William Walter driving and Len Denning guarding the clapper. The truck will tour northeast Iowa daily until November 4, with a swing into southwestern Wisconsin.
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The
Gazette
McGregor
Iowa
Chicago
Eisenhower
E. C. Schroeder
Taftin
Liberty
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
William Walter
Len Denning
McGregor Police
Florence Clark
Liberty Bell
Schroeder
Joyce Lange
Irene Henry
Nancy Peterson
Mary Trygg
Jones Found Guilty Of 1932 Slaying
Elza Jones, 78, was found guilty of manslaughter in the July 1932 slaying of his son in law Tom Allen. District Judge Charles J. Lewis set November 20 for sentencing. manslaughter carries up to eight years. Jones had been confined as insane, later deemed sane, and tried after his return.
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Bedford
Elza Jones
Charles J. Lewis
Mt. Ayr
Jones
Tom Allen
Anamosa Reformatory
Iowa groups elect officers and set conventions
Marie Ellis of Sioux City was elected president of the Iowa Beauty Culture Schools Association at a Des Moines convention. The Iowa Taxpayers Association will hold its eighteenth annual meeting in Des Moines on November 14 with Gov. Beardsley and George E. Mahin as speakers. The Iowa Executive Council renewed the Guttenberg liquor store lease at 50 dollars a month, up ten. A birthday incident on the seventy eighth sees a candle pin missing from a cake after a bite. The government reportedly remains optimistic about the financial outlook as Sheaffer notes a steady ink order including black and blue inks.
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Beauty Culture
Marie Ellis
Sioux City
Iowa
Beauty Culture Schools Association
Des Moines
Taxpayers Group
Iowa Taxpayers Association
William S. Beardsley
George E. Mahin
The
Taxpayers Federation of Illinois
Guttenberg
Iowa Executive Council
Berg's Replacement Favored by Loveless
Des Moines AP says Governor candidate Herschel C. Loveless backs replacing Lloyd Berg as superintendent of the Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs. He calls the school situation deplorable and argues Berg is not qualified or proven as a deaf educator. The school was dropped from the accredited list.
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Des Moines
Herschel C. Loveless
Lloyd Berg
Iowa School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Loveless
Berg
School loses accreditation in 1945 for incomplete program
The North Central Association of Schools and Colleges withdrew accreditation in 1945 due to the institution's failure to maintain a full secondary school program, affecting its status and recognition.
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North Central Association of Schools and Colleges
Iowa High School Press Association Convention Attended
More than 400 high school journalists from 50 schools have reserved to attend the Iowa High School Press Association convention at the University of Iowa with 56 advisers also slated to participate. Final registrations at the Iowa Memorial Union are expected to exceed 500. Participating schools include Atkins, McKinley of Cedar Rapids, Coggon, Columbus Junction, Independence, Jesup, Lisbon, Letts, Riverside, Franklin of Cedar Rapids, and St Mary’s of Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Iowa High School Press Association
University of Iowa
Atkins
McKinley
Cedar Rapids
Coggon
Columbus Junction
Independence
Jesup
Lisbon
Letts
Riverside
Franklin
St. Mary’s
Bud Carroll Returns Home From University Hospitals Iowa City
Atilissa Bud Carroll has come back home after receiving treatment at University Hospitals in Iowa City confirming his recovery and discharge.
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Atalissa
Bud Carroll
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Paintings by Iowa State Mental Health Patients Displayed at SUI
More than 45 paintings by patients with functional disorders from the Independence Mental Health Institute went on display in the Iowa Memorial Union's main lounge. Explanatory materials include case histories while artists' names remain confidential. The exhibit runs until mid November.
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Iowa City
Mental Health
Ot Independence
Iowa Memorial Union
Wayne Nowack
University of Iowa
Ganized
Independence
Max Witte
Nowack
Iowa Emorial Union
Halloween Party Planned by West Branch Commercial Club
West Branch will host a Halloween party for local children Friday evening sponsored by the Commercial Club. The event aims to provide festive activities and community fun for families in the area.
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West Branch — the Commercial Club
West Branch
Ihildren
One Anamosa Voter To Get $100 Award
Anamosa residents may win a $100 defense bond in the November 4 general election. The Lions Club will award the bond to one voter, with a numbered I have voted lapel card and a perforated stub dropped into a poll receptacle. A Saturday night drawing will select the winner. Junior high students canvass for turnout while the American Legion and VFW arrange poll transportation by telephone.
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Anamosa
The
Lions Club
Lawrence Otten
American Legion
VFW
Highway 38 Paving Nears Finish Between Delhi and Hopkinton
Manchester reports the 6.7 mile section of highway 38 from Delhi to Hopkinton is nearly complete. Only shoulder work remains and traffic should resume next Tuesday. Fred Carlson Company of Decorah employed about 150 men to lay the pavement in four weeks without stoppages.
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Manchester
Delhi
Hopkinton
Fred Carlson Company
De‘corah
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Petre Sak
Axminster
Rembrandt
Hallerfest
Third Avenue
the Syndicate Way
Bostonian & Mansfield
Bostonians
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