Baird Beats Miller In Tight Board Race By 9 Votes
In the county primary in Pottawattamie, Charles E. Baird, a Council Bluffs jeweler, narrowly defeated incumbent Dale Miller 1,754 to 1,745 for the GOP nomination to the Board of Supervisors. Miller will not contest, plans to farm more land, and the race moves to the county convention.
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ONice MIGEL ded Ly
Pottawattamie County
Baird-Miller
Charles E. Baird
Council Bluffs
Dale Miller
Grove Township
GOP
Board of Supervisors
Baird
Miller Miller
Miller
Carson
Paul Wise
Avoca
Jack Wambold
hisa
Wambold
Stuelke Wambold
Stuelke
C. H. Brown
Manawa
Frank C. Jensen
Frank F. Grego
Keefer L. Kirk
Elmer H. Shina
Racial Segregation Unconstitutional on Montgomery Buses
A three judge Federal Court panel in Montgomery ruled racial segregation unconstitutional on city buses. The majority held that city and state segregation laws requiring separate seating for white and Negro passengers violate the Federal Constitution. Judge Rives and Judge Johnson signed the majority. Judge Tome dissented. The ruling takes effect after a formal judgment is entered.
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MONTGOMERY
Ala
Richard T. Rives
5th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Alabama
U. S. Middle District Court
U. S. District
Seybourn Tome
Northern 17
S. District Court
Birmingham
Cop Impersonator Caught In The Act
Abraham Rubin, 24, an off duty auxiliary police officer, was reported to have dressed in a patrolman uniform and confronted a double parked motorist on a Bronx street. Police charged him with impersonating an officer after arresting him Tuesday. He stood 6 foot 1 and weighed 220 pounds and carried a toy gun whistle and nightstick.
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NEW YORK
Abraham Rubin
oil defense aunliary
Bronx
Rubin
Thunderstorms Forecast Across Wyoming Nebraska Towns
Thundershowers are planned for Tuesday night into Wednesday across Wyoming and Nebraska. Temperatures will dip slightly with highs near 8 and 20, and lows around 65 to 68. Nebraska towns reported rain totals from over an inch to as high as 3 inches in Humphrey, with Orleans, Columbus, Albion and Imperial noting notable falls.
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Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Nebraska
mercury
Towen
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Norfolk
Imperial
Sidney
Madison
Humphrey
North Western Railway
Columbus
Albion
Model Train Expert, Firemen Friends Really Have A Ball
A Detroit 16 year old model train enthusiast devised a hoax theft of a diesel and box cars, aided by two youths posing as firemen. The phantom crew navigated yard switches, added three extra box cars, and returned the locomotive to West Side yard. Police said the boy will face juvenile authorities after appearing before parents.
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DROIT P
Detroit
West Side
Grand Trunk
Pontiac
Mich
Center Needed to Complete CAP Facility in Council Bluffs
About 25 Bluffs youths travel to Omaha for Civil Air Patrol training highlighting demand if a local center at Municipal Airport is finished. Captain Ralph Gamble says parents oppose travel. $1,600 remains to complete the tramme center. Council Bluffs can form a cadet corps once the facility is ready, with donations solicited through The Nonpareil.
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Couel Bluffs
Civil Air Patrol
Omaha
Ralph Gamble
Co. B
Council Bluffs
cadet corps
Civil Air Patrol Fund
Towa
Herman C. Esgerss
eg M. Dodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Whalence
Personal Income At Record Rate
Washington reports April personal income rising to a record annual rate of 31 trillion dollars with a near two billion dollar month gain. Wages and salaries led the increase as factory hiring and higher hourly earnings pushed April income to 218.7 billion annually, with farm income also climbing to 14.6 billion.
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WASHINGTON
Commerce Department
arm
Torrent Outbreak Breaches Georgetown Dam Dikes
A foot section of the Georgetown Dam dike burst on Monday, releasing a torrent down Clear Creek Canyon. The flood smashed at least nine bridges and washed away a 100 foot section of US 640, injuring one man and causing damage exceeding 200000 dollars. Four miles between Georgetown and Idaho Springs bore the brunt as the canyon flood carried timber and debris. Idaho Springs lies 34 miles west of Denver.
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GEORGETOWN
Colo, P
Clear Creek Canyon
U. S&S
Idaho Springs
Denver
Bond Issue Beaten in Special Iowa City Vote
Iowa City voters in a special election defeated a $750 bond issue for a proposed new civic center by a 3467 to 1 to 14 vote.
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IOWA CITY
Saar Valley Transfer Pact Reaches Procedure Agreement
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French Premier Guy Mollet agree on steps to transfer the Saar region to Germany, outlining a three year transition for customs and economy, continued French coal rights, and an international canal link between the Moselle and Rhine. The deal aims to make Saar German by January 1, 1957 with treaty work to follow.
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LUXEMBOURG
Premer
Guy Mollet
Konrad Adenauer
Saar valley
Germany
Officars
West Germany
France
Saar
Moselle and
Rhine
Lorraine
Heinrich von Brentano
Marice Faure
Faure
Ssar
reman
League of Nations
Third Reich
Two Jensens Are Nominees In Seventh District Race
In the Seventh District primary John L. Jensen of Kimbailton won the Democratic nomination, facing Republican incumbent Ben F. Jensen. Ben F. Jensen ran unopposed in the Republican primary. The final count shows Ben F. Jensen leading the district’s Democratic slate with 22,236 votes to 11,345 for the three Democratic rivals, while John L. Jensen gathered 3,246. County results list voters for each candidate across Adams through Monona counties.
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Seventh
Congress
Jensen
John L. Jensen
Kimbailton
Ben F. Jensen
Ben F
John L
Audubon County
Elmer Carlson
Audubon
Adams
Carlson
Hays
John Jensen
Adair
Cass
Fremont
Ben F Jensen
Guthrie
John L. Lee
Harrison
Mills
Liz
Montgomery
Pottawattamie
Shelby
Taylor
Carlsen
Monona
Todays Chuckle Conscience: What hurts when everything else feels Iso good
A light humor item questions why inner conflict hurts when life seems largely okay. The column riffs on mood swings and self awareness, presenting a wry take on common feelings and the odd ache that persists despite apparent peace.
Hickenlooper Easy Winner In GOP Race
DES MOINES AP US Senator B B Hickenlooper won Republican renomination largely on Eisenhower backing. He led or carried most of Iowa's 99 counties with unofficial returns showing decisive support for a third term. County results favored Hickenlooper except Adams where Countryman led 731 to 462.
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DES MOINES
U. S
B. B. Hickenlooper
Eisenhower
Darton Countryman
Cedar Rapids
Adams
Countryman
Adams county
Primary Vote On State Races
Iowa primary results from 2,515 precincts show Hickenlooper leading Republican senator race with 136,904 votes. Loveless wins Democrat governor nomination. Erbe leads GOP attorney general contest. Democrats total votes exceed 100,000. GOP share remains around two thirds. Prospective totals: GOP 235,000, Dem 125,000.
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Norman Erbe
Boone
Don Huse
Des Moines
imarly
Erbe
Edward
gerald
Des
Ho Nicmias
Magy Cry
Wedwell Pendieton
Sto
Ben
Committee Nod To Fred Seaton
The Senate Interior Committee on Tuesday unanimously recommended confirmation of Fred A. Seaton as Secretary of the Interior. Seaton, an Eisenhower aide and former Nebraska senator, answered questions on public power and resources, supporting greater water power development and Alaska statehood. He dodged some topics to study later and noted he would urge Alaska statehood if the President does not oppose it.
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WASHINGTON
Senate Interior Committee
Fred A. Seaton
Seaton
Eisenhower
Nebraska
Alaska
statehood
Hell's Canyon
Sons
O'Mahoney
D- Wye
Neuberger
Dore
Congress
Hawai
CED Recommends $2 Billion Tax Cut
The Committee for Economic Development urged a tax cut of two billion dollars or more next January if the budget remains in the black and inflation stays contained. It warned against cuts with only a small surplus and noted potential need for action if a recession looms. The study also questions Eisenhower era revenue estimates and frames a tax cut as appropriate amid noninflationary growth.
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WASHINGTON
Committee for Economic Development
CED
Women Learning To Drive Wrecks Car Kills Teacher
In Detroit a learner driver blurred into a supermarket lot crash. Mrs Eddie Mae Clark 48, driving instructor to Mrs Devan Agro Grive, died from the collision after the car struck another vehicle and then a parked truck. Wilbur 36, in the back seat, survived. Investigation ongoing as the learner reportedly lacked a permit and accidental recklessness is being reviewed.
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werman
aupermarket
Hiri
Eddie Mae Clark
Devan Agro Grive
Divin
Wilbur
John Houston
ver
Dixon
Don’t Score Here 1958 Fatalities and Accidents
Fragmented OCR notes show a 1958 item referencing fatalities and accidents in Council Bluffs area with garbled figures and monetary values. No clear event, date, or responsible organization is readable. contains stray phrases about insurance or damages and a misread figure list.
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Council Bluffa
IGS
Outcome Of Two Races In Doubt In Iowa Pr ovisional returns
Final unofficial results from Iowa show three Republican candidates for state commerce commission, with B M Richardson at 63,683, Herbert M Reed 62,046, and Ray Thompson 61,376 after seven precincts remain. Democratic attorney general race has three contenders, E A Fitzgerald 34,408, William Welch 32,689, Don Des Moines 32,159, pending canvass.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Countryman
Hickenlooper
Evans
Wilcox
Loveless
Plummer
Nicholas
Pendleton
Bartley
O'Maley
COMMERCE COMMISSION
Reed
Richardson
Thompson
Lunt
Vaughn
ATTY. GEN
Erbe
Hise
Fitzgerald
Welch
Wilson
DES MOINES
state
Republican commerce commission
B. M. Richardson
Herbert M Reed
Panora
Ray Thompson
Newton
E. A Fitzgerald
Mones
Willam Welch
Logan
Don Des Moines
Nixon’s 1953 Campaign Aide Faces Subpoena Inquiry
A California investigation by the Senate subcommittee on government operations examines Chotner and associates over alleged government dealings and client representation. Subpoenas are in question as McClellan awaits a report from counsel Robert F Kennedy, with results expected after California's reporting window.
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Tee Senate
Maurras
Chotner
Nixon
campas
H's
suncommifise
clents wan
devinzs
Charman
Caifornia
Chofiner
McClelan
Robert F Kennedy
Calfornia
Brechler May Leave CEDAR Rapids Post for TV Job
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reported Tuesday that director Paw Brechler of the State University of Iowa may resign to take an administrative position with CBN TV in New York.
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Brechler
CEDAR RAPIDS
Iowa
CBNTV
New York
Cedar age
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Jimmy Wooten
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T. J. Frey
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L. B. Brewer
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Edward €. Webster
County Board of Supervisors
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Henry Johns
Lincoln Township
William T. Quick
Joel Ring
McClelland
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Dorothy Christensen
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Knox
Jim
Noel Supernaw
Walter W. Lehman
Raymond Dy Blunk
John W. Stoufer
Lorene A. Durick
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Matt Walsh
Henry O . Meter
Carl Rusch
Charles £. Baird
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Jensens
Ben Outpolls
Nevada
R. M
Spike) Evans
Arnolds Park
Lumund F. Wilcox
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