Senate House Outlay Ratio Fixed by Law and Politics
Washington AP reports that law caps house spending at 5000 dollars per election and senate spending at 25000, yet many campaigns itemize unregulated costs such as travel and printing. Preliminary totals show 60 senate candidates spent about 215,419 dollars and 870 house candidates about 642,193 dollars, with wide variance and some reports exceeding limits. Republican house spending leads 425,268 to 216,925 for Democrats, while senate outlays favor Republicans 119,535 to 95,884. Top spenders include several Republicans in the House and Democrats in the Senate. crucial battles lie in Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Wyoming, and West Virginia. Republicans hold a narrow 51-45 Senate edge, creating a possibility of a Democratic gain shifting committee control. private talks suggest the outcome may hinge on late votes and potential vice presidential tiebreaker. Democrats target Minnesota and Iowa, with Humphrey challenging Ball and Gillette aiming to top the Democratic ticket in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Republican House
G.O.P
George B. Schwabe
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Murray
Senator Club
Joseph H. Ball
ReMinn
Chapman Revercomb
R-V. Va
J. J. Porter
Texas
C. Wayland Brooks
R-N
Archibald Alexander
D-N.j
John A. Wilkinson
R-N.c
Colorado
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Minnesota
Montana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Wyoming
West Virginia
Hubert Humphrey, Jr
Minneapolis
Ball
Guy M. Gillette
George A. Wilson
Clinton Students Protest Charges of U W Official
About 250 Clinton high school students skipped classes and wore red to protest being called communists. Some displayed hammer and sickle emblems and cheered comrade greetings as they attended a Kiwanis club talk by YWCA executive director Mrs. George Sargent who called tomato throwing and rowdyism communist activity. A tomato attack on Sargent remains under investigation as police and the county attorney pursue suspects amid identification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Yw.c.a
George Sargent
Ywc.a
Kiwani Club
Sargent
Penitentiary Escapee Nabbed Near Oskaloosa
Robert Roy Lynch, 24, a trusty who walked away from Fort Madison penitentiary, was captured about a mile north of Oskaloosa. He had only about 18 months left on a 10 year auto theft sentence when he escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa (Ap
Robert Roy Lynch
Trusty
Fort Madison
Lynch
Oskaloosa
Jay Cook
Elkader Fair Elects Officers and Directors
Elkader Fair Association held its annual meeting selecting George Hochhaus as president and W. C. Reimer as vice president. E F Seifert was named secretary, J. E. Shaeffer treasurer, with a slate including Ed Burlingame Jr., A. J. Meyer, G. J. Graf, D. E. Livingood, C. L. Crider, Charles Gottschalk, Ray Barton, H. M. Wolf, Vernon Diers, Carl Ehrhardt and Adrian Gamble as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Elkader Fair Association
George Hochhaus
W. C. Reimer
Clayton Center
Marengo
Rose Marie Wanamaker
Eugene Rathjen
Lester Rathjen
St. Patrick’s Rectory
West Union
Wesleyan Methodist Church
R. M. Kelley
Denison
Rose motif cut work pattern transfer 998 from Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern 998 offers a single 10 by 18 inch piece and two 6 by 11 inch daily transfers. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. at 549 West Randolph Street Chicago 80 NL. Include pattern number your name and address clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Chizek Messer Wedding Pair Planned for December
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil J Chizek will wed Keith K Messer son of Mr and Mrs Harry Messer of Dysart on December 5 at the Congregational church. Cedar county Republican leaders gathered at a covered dish dinner in Tipton and Senator B B Hickenlooper spoke at the courthouse rally. In Dysart Larry Luze Robert Knoop Darlene Jansen Norman Knoop and Dennis Wieben hosted a Halloween party for junior high faculty and 84 students at the Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil J. Chizek
Keith K. Messer
Harry Messer
Dysart
Tipton
Cedar County
Tipton Hotel
B. B. Hickenlooper
Len Hickenlooper
Larry Luze
Robert Knoop
Darlene Jansen
Norman Knoop
Dennis Wieben
16 New Cubs Inducted By Pack 26 Thursday
Clarence E. Bird, newly appointed chair man of the Cedar Rapids District of Scouting, was the speaker. New Cub Scouts are Thor Hedlund, Tommy Lekin, Bob Dmitryk, Jimmy Harlvig, Dale Netherton, Donald Malacek, Danny Wells, Richard Green, David Krejci, Jerome Sabacky, Ronald Rimrodt, Dudley Coombs, Tommy Harriott, Jimmy Sanders, Larry O’Connor and Paul Greene. Nearly 100 people listened to each den as they gave a song, skit or yell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Clarence E. Bird
Cedar Rapids
Thor Hedlund
Tommy Lekin
Bob Dmitryk
Jimmy Harlivg
Dale Netherton
Donald Malacek
Danny Wells
Richard Green
Mdavid Krejci
Jerome Sabacky
Ronald Rimrodt
Dudley Coombs
Tommy Harriot
Jimmy Sanders
Larry O’connor
Paul Greene
Historical Society Elects Mrs Mills and George E Farmer
Cedar Rapids residents Mrs J P Mills and George E Farmer were elected to membership in the State Historical Society of Iowa. Superintendent William J Peterson announced the Friday decision as part of 50 new members selected this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mills
Second Avenue SE
George E. Farmer
Seventh Avenue SE
State Historical Society of Iowa
William J. Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Not Threatened Life Expectancy Says Orthopedic Impairments
Dr. James P. Donelan of Omaha told the annual meeting of the Life Insurance Medical Directors of America that most persons with orthopedic impairments have no serious threat to life expectancy and can be insured at standard rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James P. Donelan
Omaha
The
Life Insurance Medical Directors of America
Switzer Promises Fair Labor Deal in Iowa Race
Carroll O Switzer Democratic gubernatorial candidate spoke at C S P S hall promising a fair deal for labor if elected next Tuesday He criticized class legislation and detailed tax cuts proposals including lowering the income tax from 100 to 50 percent and halving the sales tax across the board Switzer urged tax relief amid a state treasury surplus and argued against Beardsley’s assessor amendment while advocating state aided local school costs a non political judiciary and expanded road building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll O. Switzer
Switzer
C.S.P.S. Hall
Des Moines
Treasury
Successor Named to Gage as Doane College Head
Dr. David L. Crawford, 59, former University of Hawaii president, was named president of Doane College Crete Nebraska. He succeeds Dr. Harry M. Gage of Cedar Rapids, president ad interim since September 1947. The appointment is effective immediately with an inaugural ceremony likely next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Neb
David L. Crawford
University of Hawaii
Doane College
Harry M. Gage
Cedar Rapids
Crawford
Doane Board of Trustees
Edgar A Guest Poem United Under Freedom's Flag
The excerpt presents Edgar A. Guest praising unity among diverse groups in the United States. It emphasizes freedom, inclusion of Republican and Democrat, Protestant and Jewish, Catholic and other sects, workers and leaders, all under God and liberty while respecting differing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'riths
United States
God
Freedom
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Lost and Found Snippets
Newspaper classified notices show Gazette ad rates for various consecutive days, plus a short set of lost and found items including a green hat, a package, a green wristwatch, a Chinese red clip, and men’s goggles. Contact numbers and small print imply local listings and payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Sunday Gazette
Newman
Shirley Schroli
Marengo
Towa
Marion
Free Estimate and Lost Items in Downtown Area
A cluttered classified page item lists a lost thick plastic rimmed glasses near downtown with a reward and contact numbers 6385 and 8938. It also notes a lost female English setter with black face to contact O. F. Paul Isen at Iowa Theater Building. Found items include a pair of new shell rimmed glasses in a feather case. Inquiries should contact Bishop's Cafeteria manager. The page also advertises services from auto repair, wrecker, tailoring, jewelry, painting, cleaning, and entertainment venues with multiple business names and contact numbers.
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Ares
Paul Isen
Iowa Theater
Bishop's
Fraaaaarrar
Smulekott
ENCE
E.armbrecht
Barnett
Lear Repair Shop
3Rd St
4Th Ave
Seer
Vacart CiCan Hawkeye
L. C. Schuknecht
Erpis
Ronnie
Dial
Venetian Blind Hospital
Blind Hospital
John Mosdingh
30Th St
Ae Eeeh St
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
BicClellan’s
EAGER
EL J
Hatch & Brookman Co
Cedar Rapids
C Ave
Kutchera
Virgil Horak
Michels & Buckle
George McEoqwen
Lino County
Gustom
Ford Tractor
1St Ave
Jack Schneider
Dick Alexander
Marion
Larry Lawrence
Kennedy
Christ Anderson
C. L
Guam
Leo J Smith & Son
Cashman Plumbing
Otmull House
Kirkpatrick
D. K _Schmidt
Town Theater
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Senate House
R-Okla
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Harold O. Lovre
R-S.d
Fred Marshall
D-F-L-Minn
Ellsworth B. Foole
Rconn
Walter E. Hoffman
R-Va
U.W
Iowa Briefs
Doris Mae Chizek
Historical Society
Mills
Gage
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Baylor
Mak
Baylor Family
SFRVI
Janeba” Funeral Home
Sssa SA
TOPS
Ian
Mr. DeLong
Ast St
Jacks Store
Kenwood
Buresh Motors
INC
Goodman Detective Service
Vores
Buresh Motors, Inc
Bart
Barbara
A. Korands
Wilson Ave
Charles Greenburg
N.E. Roosevelt
Spencer
A. Hinton
Kenwood Transfer
Yellow Cab Co
Kenwood Transfer Home Service
7Th Ave
First Christian Church
California
Palo
2Nd St
Rawleigh
Central Park Church
Istepan ’S
11Th Ave
St. S
C.S.P
Hall
Clarence Zahina
Barn Dance
Lang
Johnny
Dude Cowboys
Batords
Orrand
Hall Swisher
Wapsic Valley Cowboys
Ce-Mar
Warren Rambo
Organ For
Darwin Udesen
Mgr
Melody Lane
New 6Th St. Highway
Maidrites
Swift
Maid-Rite
Yaght Club
Draport Inn
Dancel
Kenny Ofer
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Stan Stanley
Urbana
Floyd Warren
Radio Ramblers
KAYX
Wee Lus Inn
Noble
William Turner
Business College
Western Auto Store
2Nd Ave
Hatch &Brookman Co
Harry A. Geiger
Amana
Kearney
Cascade
3Rd Ave
Tony's Grill
Martin Oil Service Inc
8Th Ave
Ind St. SE
Apal Ave
Ereraan
Royal Laundry
4Th Ve. SE
Thomas Plumbing Service
Illinois Gas & Electric Coo
1St ST
L.A. McDermott
Ant Et Wilson & CO
Bob
Welliver
Montgomery Ward CO
Harold Pleming
Culver Motors
Hearn-Stevenson Motor CO
al Mack
REO
Killian CO
Jack Augustin
International Harvester Co
Adventcment
Christensen
Cedar. Rapids Area
Gasette
Ees
Cook
Bell Captain
Roosevelt
Eranatoffers
Ard Tewart
Phone
Anamosa, Lows
Brady
Allison
Co. B. 'Stillinger
Supt
Troy
Sounter Jielp
Harmony Cafeteria
Gaeette
Montrose Hotel Food Fountain
Rapid Made
10Th St. SE
Leo Klinger Klinger Paint CO
Calfornia
Tendersweet Sales Corporation
Bever
Ist Avenue
Dillon Gilmore
AVON
Garnet
Smulekoffs
Indy
St S
Dragon Chinese
Ase
LCS
Dickinson Secretarial School
el Autos & Trucks
Hunter Motor
Hunter Motor, Inc
International Harvester
Miller
6Th Ave
DODGE
Chevrolet
Manchester
Good
Mikesell
20Th Ave
S.W
Ith Ave
H Ave
Kaiser
Ford
Belcher
Desoto
Granite Ave
Studebaker
Zearins
Lisbon
Autos & Trucks
Hudson Tudor
Tega Desoto
TOR Wathan Mot Company
3Rd St. S.E
Stone
GMC
Noostone
DE 5Oto Club Caune
Swab Motor Co
2Nd Ave. SE
Chyrster
Harry Ehrke & Son
Avenue NE
Smith Auto CO
Willys
Langhurst Motor Co
East End
16Th Ave Bridge
St. St. BE
Farmer's Motor Center
John Ranes
K Ave
Chrysler
Packard
A Ave
St. NE
Oak Ave
N.E
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