Bar Association elects TePaske as president and Bateson as VP
Des Moines reports the Iowa Town State Bar Assn elects Henry J. TePaske of Orange City president and Rex R. Bateson of Eldora vicepresident via mail ballot. TePaske succeeds Clyde E. Jones. Bateson, a former state senator, joins a slate of convention actions. The board moves to curb lay runners and to survey judge selection methods while creating a student member program and a press courts committee. The Iowa Bar Foundation reports assets of 121323.75 dollars funded largely by lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Henry J. TePaske
Orange City
Rex R. Bateson
Eldora
Town State Bar Assn
TePaske
Clyde E. Jones
Ottumwa
van Ooosterhout
TePaske and
Rens
Bateson
J. 0. Bateson Jr
Indianola
Iowa Conference of Bar Asia
Board of Governors
Iowa
Frank Jagua
Humboldt
Fezal
Bar Association
Bar
Norminal
Iowa Accountants
American Bar Assa
Iowa Bar Foundation
Farm Bureau voices flexible supports for peace time economy
Des Moines reports Sen Bourke B. Hickenlooper urges selling American farm products for foreign currencies to fund military commitments. He argues for flexible supports to replace rigid, year to year measures and backs the idea at the summer Farm Bureau conference with Charles Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sen Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Riowa
Farm Bureau
Hickenlooper
Charles Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Russia and Japan Open WWII Peace Talks in London
Russia and Japan opened secret negotiations in London on a World War II peace treaty. The talks aim to resolve territorial disputes and release Japanese prisoners of war. Shunichi Matsumoto met Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik at the Soviet Embassy as Malik returned from Moscow after discussions with V. M. Molotov.
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London
Russia
Japan
Shunichi Matsumoto
Jacob Malik
Malik
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Weather Outlook Forecasts Rain and Wind in Southwest Iowa
The weatherman warns of rain showers and thunderstorms for Southwest Iowa Wednesday night into Thursday with a windy Thursday and a high near 82. Wednesday night low around 63, under mostly cloudy skies. May was warmer and drier than normal with 1.21 inches precipitation and a 66.4 degree average.
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Iowa
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Dubuque
Sioux City
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Washington, D. C
Midwest
108 Mile Pipeline to Carry Coal
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co announce a contract to move about 18 million tons of coal over a 108 mile pipeline from Georgetown properties to the Eastlake plant. George H. Love says construction will begin soon with an estimated cost of 8 to 10 million dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Cleveland Electric Eluminating Co
Georgetown
Eastlake
George H. Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Farm supremacy contest report from Iowa and Connecticut counties
Towa ready Connecticut 45-1 in the number of counties ran long among the nation's top 200 counties in gross cash farm income. LANSING Mich 2 A gasoline tax increase took effect to fund a 351 million highway expansion program. The tax is now 6 cents a gallon.
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Des Moines
T. E. Davidson
Iowa Development Commission
Towa
Connecticut
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
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Airmen Return From Communist China After War Prison Span
Four airmen released by Chinese authorities after more than two years in prison in China flew to Hawaii. They were welcomed at Hickam Air Force Base with military officials, Red Cross, and reporters awaiting their arrival. Families planned a large reception on Thursday to mark the homecoming.
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Honolulu
UW. 3
Hawaii
China
Manchuria
Hong Kong
Hickam Air Force Base
Red Cross
Maimand
Cling To Truth graduates urged at TJ high school
The 206 members of the Thomas Jefferson High School graduating class received a warning about an uncertain age. Dean William K. Kelley of Creighton University urged integrity and truth, noting the awakening of youth and the need to cling to truth for gratitude to parents and God. Diplomas were presented by Carl W. Eckert. Lincoln High starts at 8 pm Wednesday at Kirn Field unless rain moves it to TJ Fieldhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson High School
William K. Kelley
Creighton University
T.J. Fieldhouse
Father Kelley
America
Eugene R. Harrison
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Allan Lewis
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
Merrill E. Brown
Margie Smith
One God
Virginia Putnam
Carl W. Eckert
Board of Education
Bernard A. Bolton
Abraham Lincoln High School
Kirn Field
Thomas Jefferson Fieldhouse
Arrival Of CB&Q Train Recreates Centennial
An ancient funnel-stacked locomotive with two coaches crossed the Mississippi River bridge to recreate the first Burlington Railroad arrival. The centennial celebration ended with the train stopping at the Burlington depot carrying about 6,000 pieces of commemorative stamped mail. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy officials led by President H. C. Murphy attended the closing banquet. Earlier, about 3,000 rode the new double-teck sightseeing cars on shuttle trips to the West Burlington shops.
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Burlington
Mississippi River
Burlington Railroad
Big River
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
H. C. Murphy
Weat
City Planners Reserve Space for Schools Parks in Growth Areas
City Planning Commission discusses reserving land for schools and parks in future developments. A committee including School Board Park Board City Hall and the commission will study suitable properties. Weaver's Third and Valley View additions eyed for development with space set aside for educational and recreational facilities.
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Council Bluffs
Weaver
Valley View
Arnold Christensen
Germaine Krettek
Commission
Ucation
Avenue J
Roberts Park
Wiest
de Long Ave
Vergamini
Marshall Ave
Roy Ford
Meadow Acres
Marion Ave
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth Sts
Atty
J. Leo Connolly
Twenty-fourth St
Avenue J Running Commission
American Legion
Number of Steel Bins Found Defective
Washington officials disclosed that a number of steel grain bins bought last year for Midwest storage of surplus government grain were defective in materials or erection. No losses are expected or sustained, and suppliers or erectors largely cover repairs at their expense, with negotiations ongoing for one case. A Des Moines Register dispatch cites a multimillion dollar potential loss in bin construction.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Department
The
Des Moines Register
Hospital Doctor Lawsuit Resumed in Polk County Court
Dr. Charles E. Letourneau testified in Polk County District Court as the hospital doctor lawsuit resumed after a recess. He outlined the development of clinical laboratories and the tests conducted in hospital laboratories, noting his past roles at Northwestern University and the American Hospital Association.
GSA Moves On Post Office Bids for Council Bluffs
GSA details bids for financing and construction of the proposed $1,630,000 Council Bluffs Federal Building and Post Office. W A Holloway of Kansas City said separate bidding is planned with possible combined bid. Demolition of the existing loading dock is included and construction could start in 1956 when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Services Administration
Council Bluffs Federal Building
W. A. Holloway
Kansas City
GSA
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Holloway
Robinson Holloway
Robert C. Robinson
Robinson and Brooks and Borg
Des Moines
Sixth St
Broadway
Underwood Plant Destroyed by Morning Fire
A fire gutted the Mar tin's Store and Locker Plant in Underwood Wednesday morning. The blaze was reported around 11 a.m. and brought under control in about 30 minutes by the Underwood volunteer fire department aided by a newly acquired fire truck. Grover Martin operated the metal building behind the store. damage estimates were not provided.
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Underwood
Martin’s
Grover Martin
Martin
W. H. Miller
Senate OKs Postal Pay Bill with 6 percent raise
The Senate approved a postal pay bill 78 to none to raise salaries for about 500,000 postal workers by six percent retroactive to March 1. The measure includes reclassification features for higher earners and follows a rejected May veto offer. The bill proceeds to the House for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Post Office
Civil Service
Four day extension of Ford contract in UAW talks
The CIO United Auto Workers extended the Ford contract from midnight to Monday morning to allow more bargaining time. Walter Reuther and Ford official Ken Ban announced Ford’s new proposal but warned the talks remain far apart on key issues including the guaranteed annual wage. About 2,000 Ford Chicago plant workers walked out in anticipation of a strike as talks continued with a 24 hour moratorium on public statements.
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Ford
UAW
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
Ken Ban
Ford Department
Reuther
Chicago
John S. Bugas
United Auto Workers
Bugas
Detroit Times
Bride-to-be reveals surprise marriage proposal
A woman known for contempt of men declares engagement after a man asks her to marry him. The playful exchange spots a sudden wedding plan surprising onlookers and friends.
Menon Seen as Peiping Buildup for US China Talks
Washington eyes Krishna Menon as a possible intermediary with Peiping amid Red China friendly signals. He plans U S meetings in New York and San Francisco and is credited with easing tension through recent pilot releases. Dulles and aides seek to keep options open while monitoring Menon's influence.
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John M. Mightower
Washington
Red China
India
K. Krishna Menon
United States
Peiping
Menon
Comfmuniat
United Nahont
New York
San Francisco
Red Clwnn
Attorneys Discuss Farmer Complaints On Seed Salesmen
Des Moines panel at the Iowa County Attorneys Assn meeting heard farmers report seed salesmen failing to deliver after payment and misleading premium price agreements. Walter J. Wilsett called misrepresentation a major racket in Iowa. Attendees urged stricter seed firm permits and possible help from the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation due to lack of local investigators.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa County Attorneys Assn
Walter J. Wilsett
Tama
Towa
State Department of Agriculture
William M. Tucker
Johnson County
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Fire Kills Four Children in Akron Area Home
Four children died in a Manchester Ohio house fire early Wednesday. Judy and Joyce Frederick aged six perished from smoke as their father tried to smash a window to rescue them. Dennis Frederick and his brother James, eleven, died in the upstairs bedroom.
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Akron
Ohio
Chidren
Manchester
Here
Judy
Joyce Frederick
Dennis Frederick
James
Frederich Chaparene
Grand Jury Indicts Robert Schlesinger
A New York County grand jury indicted Robert H. Schlesinger on charges of defrauding three businessmen of 330000 through fake stock deals. Schlesinger, 37, is the son of socialite Countess Mona Bis marck, once married to Harrison Williams. An alert was issued as Schlesinger had recently been in the news for a lavish affair with actress Linda Christian.
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New York
Robert H. Schlesinger
Mona Bismarck
Harrison Williams
Schlesinger
Linda Christian
New York County
Manhattan
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TePaske, Bateson Top Officers of State Association
Jowa Faraktiee
Hickam
Max Dale Archer
Route 2
Council Bluffs, Right
T. J
Rev
Kelley
Slutts
Krishna Menon
U. S
Kashna Menon
New Delhi
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Grand Jury
Robert Schlesinger
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