Legislator Moves to Block Road Office Relocation
Maquoketa legislator Clifton Lamborn says he will seek a court injunction to halt the Iowa Highway Commission plan to relocate the construction office from Maquoketa to Town City. He argues the move disrupts employees and was not properly justified. supporters say the Maquoketa office will shift in phases as work on highways 218, 360 proceeds.
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Stele
Ben
Clifton Lamborn
Maquoketa
Iowa Highway Commission
Chapmain
Clark
Louis
Keller
Oakland Rosd
Cedar Rapids
Public Safety
Proof Safe Co
Iowa City
Lamborn
Highway Commission
Coupal
Town City
Lows City
Sen
Council, Bluffs
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids Attorney Elected President-Elect of Ex-FBI Group
Cedar Rapids attorney William Q. Gray was elected president-elect of the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, a 5200 member group. Gray, Iowa highway commission member and national secretary, will be installed at the Chicago annual meeting in October and will succeed Charles Noone as president a year later. The election saw Gray defeat Hugh Steger of Dallas. two Iowa chapters exist in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines.
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Cedar
Rapids
William Q. Gray
FBI
Gray
Iowa Highway Commission
Association
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Charles Noone
James Ellsworth
Los Angeles
Noone
Hugh Steger
Dallas
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Deeds Invalidated in Clark Estate Case at War with Creditors
Judge Ansel Chapman voided transfers from Franklin Arthur Clark to Karen Pope and Charles Pope, returning property to Clark’s estate. The court found a confidential relationship and presumption of fraud, as Peoples Bank and Trust Co sought to satisfy creditor claims. Mortgage tainted with fraud and canceled. Popes resigned as executors after about a year.
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Franklin Arthur Clark
Karen Marie Pope
Clark
Ansel Chapman
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Popes
Chapman
G. K. Thompson
Robert ‘L. Pope
Karen
Charles Pope
Robert Pope
G R Youth Injured In Hunting Accident
Frederick Hiker a 17 year old of 363% First avenue NE suffered four minor gunshot wounds while squirrel hunting in Delhi area. Taken to Manchester hospital and released. He hunted with Steven Schott 17 of 421 Thirty-seventh Street NE. A squirrel was shot in a tree and fell, prompting them to chase and fire shots. Hiker was hit in the right forearm. Officials could not determine which gun fired the bullet or if it was a ricochet.
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Frederick Hiker
First Avenue
Delhi
Manchester
Steven Schott
Thirty-seventh Street
Hiker
Housing Coordinator Named at Iowa City
Iowa City announces the hiring of Lyle G. Seydel as housing coordinator to direct the city's low rent program. Seydel, retired from the ILS and the army, previously worked with the U S Army Corps of Engineers in Rock Island, begins Monday with offices at the civic center.
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Iowa City
Donald Best
Lyle G. Seydel
ILS
Army
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Rock Island
Civic R Center
Memorial Bookmobile Services Hold in Seattle
Public services were held as Seattle Public Library Bookmobile stops were canceled due to lack of use. Residents with overdue books may return them at any library agency.
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Seattle
Hbrary
Joel Daniels
Rompot
West
1St Ave
I. Ee
Sony
Woodburn
Vernon Village
Neem. Eis Walter En Phillips
Schamberger Motors
New American Motors
Aya Puff
Caral Hilton
Dee
2Nd St
Record of Clark and Nixon case notes in Nielsen's firm
Clark a clerk with access to records is mentioned in a decree. Stanley Nielson testifies that Clark told him he had taken care of Pope's record. Clark was employed in Nielson's law office.
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Clark
Stanley
Nielson
Pope
Appliances Worth Over 3700 Stolen From Warehouse
Appliances valued at 3712.15 were stolen from Modern Appliance Co. warehouse at Fourteenth Avenue and Ninth Street SW between June 19 and August 19. Missing items include seven television sets two refrigerators two stoves and two stereo phonographs. No forced entry was detected.
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Modern Appliance Co
Fourteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Berets Controversy Looms Over Court Martial Trials
Captains Brumley Williams and Marasco lead the first trio to court martial with Rheault Drew and Maj Middleton to follow. Defense argues lack of evidence and morale, claiming officers feel deserted and betrayed as they await proceedings and family contact is restricted.
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Young
Leland Brumley
Budge Williams
Marasco
Rheault
Drew
Thomas Middleton
John Berry
Army Judge Advocate's
Assault Report From Hiawatha Man Leads to Details
A Hiawatha man described an assault incident in northeast Cedar Rapids as work of a car driver who forced a pause on the road. Officers and Forsyth reported he was scratched about the eye during the encounter and later transported to a city for charges.
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Bohemian Savings
Mom
Dad
Berry
Judge Advocate’s
Dennis Forsyth
Avenue, Hiawatha
Forsys
Sind
Sixteenth Street
Forsyth
Salgon
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General Assembly
Joseph Coupal, Jr
the Gazette
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Maquokeia
C.R. Man
Louis S. Keller
G.R
Iowa’ City
TV 9
7Th St. SE
Mount Mercy
D Ave
20Th St
Doug West
Doug
Adv
Tepee
Vay
Covington Hall
Emil
O Ave
C.K. Swim Club
Thel
Church of Christ
Scientist
Pierson’s
Jerome’s
Lindale Plaza
Second Street
Bohemian A and Loan Association
Third Street
Tey
Hiawatha Man
C.R
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Penneys
Aurora
Jewel Tex
Rag
Sexe
Wieth
Mendey
Tharedey
Tessday & Wednestey
Penney
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