Fifteen Priests To Receive Papal Honors of Dubuque
The archdiocese of Dubuque holds investiture ceremonies Tuesday at Loras College where fifteen priests will be named monsignors. Rev. John Mr. Gregor and Rev. Albert S. Peikert are among those elevated to domestic prelate while Rev. Leroy J. Enzler and others receive papal chamberlain titles. Archbishop Rohman will preside with coadjutor Bishop Binz delivering the sermon.
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Dubuque
Archdiocese of
Loras College
Pope Pius
John Mr. Gregor
Sacred Heart Church
Oxford Junction
Lores College
William D. Green
the Witness
the Archdiocesan
St. Joseph's Prairie Church
Norbert ©. Barrett
Duane A. Brady
Mt. St. Bernard Seminary
Leroy J. Enzler
Archdiocesan
Ernest P. Ament
A. A. Halbach
James V. Casey
Metropolitan Tribunal
Frederic G. Heles
Henry P. Rohlman
Leo Binz
Loras T. Lane
Bus Crash at Council Bluffs Catches Fire
A transit driver survived a spectacular crash in Council Bluffs after the bus jumped a curb and hit a power pole. The vehicle rolled into Indian Creek and caught fire. One passenger, Tat Acreene Dun-Jones, suffered an injured foot and cuts. the boy’s mother was in hospital at the time. Firefighters attempted respiration for 30 minutes.
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Council Bluffs
INS
Council Bluffs Transit Company
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Philip Jones
Indian Creek
Tat Acreene Dun- Jones
Astun
James Dunstan
Ainsworth
W.S. Kyle
Washington
Food pricing program date postponed by OPS office
The Office of Price Stabilization in Des Moines will delay its community food pricing program to align with other OPS offices nationwide. The change shifts the start date which had been set for Monday. Injuries Fatal Jean McLaughlin, 30, Davenport, died Thursday in Iowa City hospital from injuries after falling from a horse near Davenport.
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Towa Office of Price Stabilization
Des Moines
Jean McLaughlin
Davenport
University Hospitals
Imwa City
Seek Consolidation Of School Districts
A petition signed by 800 names asks the Clay.ton county board of education to call an election on consolidating the Marquette McGregor district with Mendon Giard and rural districts of Oakland Pioneer Hawkeye. Five of the nine schools in the petition are in Mendon township.
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Mcgregor
Clayton County Board of Education
Marquette-McGregor
Mendon
Giard
Oakland
Pioneer
Hawkeye
County Board of Education
Mendon Township
Marquette
Clayton County
Garnaville
Guttenberg
Elkader
Volga
Strawberry Point
Edgewood
Wyoming Feed Firm Secures $10,000 Reconstruction Loan
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a 10 000 loan to W. W. and R. C. Somerville operators of Big Bill's Feed in Wyoming Iowa. The three year loan at five percent finances new cattle feed equipment with land and buildings as collateral.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
W. W
R. C. Somerville
Big Bill
Wyoming
Waterloo Boy Dies Of Food Poisoning
Joy Fisk eleven year old son of Leona Fisk died in a hospital after food poisoning. A neighbor found him and his mother unconscious in their home. Mrs Fisk, 38, was reported in good condition.
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Waterloo
Joy Fisk
Leona Fisk
Marriage Licenses Listed From Multiple Iowa Towns
A long list of state record marriage licenses shows couples from Belle Plaine Anamosa Fairfax Cedar RepIds Monticello Milwaukee and other towns with partners including Tinpie Hazen Bemven Kellner Schaef fer Schaeffer Red mond Dirks Luedtke Kane Bishop Lewarth etc. Also noted are divorce petitions for Beatty Beatty Jennings Mealhouse Schultz and Vonoska.
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Vinton
Ernest A. Tinpie
Margaret Hazen
Belle Plaine
Anamosa
William P. Bemven
Violet Kellner
Fairfax
Leater J. Schaeffer
Viola B. Schaeffer
Cedar
Repids
Herbert Husman
Einora Sehoon
Monticello
Edward Redmond
Alice Dirks
Anamose
Richard Luedtke
Mary Kane
Milwaukee
West Union
Shirley Spitznogle
Wapella
Bortrawhacker
Oakville
Emma Salley
Apello
Loren Jackson
Columbus Junction
Bernice Colson
Wanello
Robert Behmidt
Delmar
Irene Rees
Columbur Junction
Lyndell Hanson
Mediapolis
Mary Oberly
Elkader
Ray Suckow
Fayette
Joanne Blumhaxen
Monona
Harold Chanbliss
Janesville
Wis
Janice Hemenway
Milton Junction
Charles Nell
Gladbrook
Eunice Baumeertner
Strawberry Point
Edmund Elsenmeneet
Dorothy Welsh
Winton
Laila G. Beatty
James Beatty
Dixie Jennings
Robert W. Jenniers
Marvlad J. Mealhouse
Jeanne I. Mealhouse
Elnora Schultz
Martin Schultz
Tydia
Vonoska
Joel
Iowa Briefs Highlight Local Events Across Towns
Mrs. F L Greathead attended her mother Mrs J Ulstad's ninety third birthday in Newhall and will stay a month. The Stillman reunion honored Frank Leise and his wife in Wynot Nebraska. Central City remodel at the fire station includes a 20 by 30 foot addition. Lamont hosts Parent Education Monday 2 to 4 pm. Handel's Messiah first general rehearsal in C hurch Sunday 2:30 pm. Leo Elthon to speak at county meeting in Sigourney Tuesday. Lamont Boy Scout court of honor Tuesday 8 pm Federated church. Lamont cheerleaders named Kay Culbertson Jean Magirl Shirley Helms Eulene Linterwell. Mrs John Kleineck, 80, injured in Oxford Junction fall. Troy Mills adds six classrooms workshop and music room at the new school addition.
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Ftraer
F. L. Greathead
Los Angeles
J. Ulstad
Coggon
Christian Church
Sigourney
Leo Elthon
Central City
Federated Church
Lamont
Kay Culbertson
Jean Magirl
Shirley Helms
Eulene Linterwell
Lamont High School
Oxford Junction
John Kleineck
Troy Mills
SUI Highlanders Name 31 Tryout Candidates for Band
Iowa City will host 31 women as candidates for the all-girl SUI Highlanders bagpipe band. Pipe Major Bill Adamson announced the tryouts after 300 applicants and 65 veterans will form the nucleus this fall. East Iowans listed include Prudence Medar and Sally Paul among others. After two weeks of drill, 67 girls will join as marching singers plus substitutes for home games and events at Bloomington and Davenport.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Scottish Highlanders
Bill Adamson
iSixty
Highlanders
Bloomington
Ind
Davenport
SUI Receives Three Manuscripts From Ruth Suckow
Ruth Suckow, Iowa's noted author, donates three original manuscripts from her book Some Others and Myself to the University of Iowa Library. The memoir and two short stories join in the Iowa Room, with Grace Van Wormer noting free editing in the memoir. Suckow, born 1892 in Hawarden, has strong ties to Iowa towns and lives in Claremont, California with husband Ferner Nuhn.
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Iowa City
Ruth Suckow
Iowa
University of Iowa Library
Miss Suckow
Grace van Wormer
Hawarden
Cedar Falls
Grinnell
Earlville
Claremont
Calif
Ferner Nuhn
Midland
John T. Frederick
University of Iowa
Bonney
Tama Mill Employees Vote Against Union
Central Fibre Products workers at Tama voted 102 to 46 against representation by the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers AFL. The secret ballot election was arranged by union officials William M. Taylor of Cincinnati and Ralph L. Stineman of Wabash Indiana, in the plant’s first vote on the matter.
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TAMA
Central Fibre Products Company
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
AFL
William M. Taylor
Cincinnati
Ralph L. Stineman
Wabash
Ind
Mountaineers Subject Of Magazine Article
The Town Mountaineers, a 12 year old club at a Midwestern university, gains national notice in Collier’s. John Ebert, club president and WSUT chief operator, leads training and weekend outings while guiding a broad travelogue and lecture program.
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Lowa
Collier’s Magazine
Priday
John Ebert
Iowa
Ebert
University Station
WSUT
Llub
Veterans to Convene at Anamosa Sunday
Anamosa hosts the Second district VFW fall convention with 11 posts represented. Parade bands from Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Buffalo will lead at 1 15 pm. Speeches by Lawson Davenport Max Van Horne and George Kapolka set the agenda for the 2 pm business session. Auxiliary events and registration at 30 dollars precede an evening dance and lunch.
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Anamosa
Gale Edwards
VFW
Frank Michel
Cedar Rapids
Buffalo
Lawson
Davenport
Max van Horne
Des Moines
George Kapolka
Bettendorf
American Legion Auxiliary
Widow Plans Supreme Court Appeal Over Disinterment
Attorneys for the widow of Dr. Fred Jarvis said they would appeal in the Iowa Supreme Court a lower court order to disinter his body in Oskaloosa. The move concerns a $12,000 policy sought by Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Insurance Company of Omaha to perform an autopsy to determine cause of death after a January 24 auto accident that claimed the 77 year old physician.
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Oskaloosa
INS
Fred Jarvis
Supreme Court
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Insurance Company of
Omaha
Jarvis
SUI Receives 42171 in Gifts and Grants at Iowa
The University of Iowa reports 42171 in gifts and grants approved by the state board finance committee. Emil Witschi receives 34500 from NSF for malformation research. Public Health Service gives 6400 for psychiatric nursing trainee stipends. Donations include 586 from Margaret Lockwood estate for cancer research and a 500 Brookings grant for RFC loan studies. An anonymous 100 supports a needy student. Johanna Society of Ely provides 5 for children's hospital supplies.
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Iowa City
State Board of Education
University of Iowa
Virgil M. Hancher
Emil Witschi
Department of Zoology
National Science Foundation
U.S. Public Health Service
Margaret Lockwood
College of Nursing
Brookings Institute of Washington
RFC
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Johanna Society of the First Bohemian and
Moraviani Brethren Church of Ely
Children’s Hospital
Iowa Dealers Warned Of Low Cost Cigarets
Iowa cigaret retailers faced warnings from the State Tax Commission about out of state circulars offering cheap cigarettes. The commission said licensed merchants buying within the state would face tax liability and penalties for such purchases.
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Iowa
Des Moines
INS
State Tax Commission
Move To Oust 3 City Officials Faces Petition Hurdle
Fort Dodge Iowa city clerk disqualified petitions seeking a recall of Mayor Hugh McMahon and two councilmen. Only 130 valid signatures found. 1,555 needed. Committee for Good Gov claimed 1,988 signatures and has 10 days to amend. Some signatures were invalid for registration or forgery.
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Fort Dodge
Robert Clelland
Hugh McMahon
Committee For Good Govjenamere
FR. W. Kruger
Shairman
Clelland
McMahon
Walter Williams
Frank Burns
FCC Orders Hearings On TV Applications
The Federal Communications Commission ordered hearings on contested TV applications for Sioux City UHF channel 4 and VHF channel 9. Perkins Bros. Co and KCOM Broadcasting Co face Siouxland Television Co and Cowles Broadcasting Co in the channel 9 dispute, while Dubuque Telegraph Herald’s bid for channels 5 and 11 was rejected for reconsideration with limited power and tight mileage separations.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Sioux City
Perkins Bros. Company
Kcom Broadcasting Company
Siouxland Television Company
Cowles Broadcasting Company
Dubuque
Iowa lifer paroled after 1935 life sentence
Theodore Hogan 52 was paroled by the Iowa Parole Board on Friday. His life term, commuted to 90 years by Gov. William Beardsley, arose from a $1700 theft from the Iowa State Bank at Hamburg, Iowa, with accomplice Wayne Jennings who escaped Fort Madison in 1942 and later died by suicide.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Parole Board
Theodore Hogan
William 5. Beardsley
Hogan
Iowa Stateee
Hamburg
Wayne Jennings
Jennings
Fort Madison
Loras College Plans New 120 Room Residence Hall
In Dubuque the archbishop and college chancellor announced a 120 room residence hall to house undergraduates for the priesthood. It will be funded by Mt St Bernard Seminary appeal excess and the 1945 Loras expansion fund, with construction starting soon.
Amana PTA Group Forming in Local Schools
Amana schools will organize a Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs. Elmer Detrick as temporary chairman. District PTA representatives have visited Amana to explain the group. A community meeting is scheduled for October 3 at 4 p.m. in the Amana High School.
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AMANA
Elmer Detrick
PTA
Amanas
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Manchester
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St. Mary's Parochial School
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