Carter Lake Club Hosts Two Types of Bingo Night
Thursday at the Carter Lake Club featured two bingo forms. A no-cost smorgasbord or bank night bingo and a 60 cent three-card special bingo. County Attorney Matt Walsh questioned legality of the special format, while a separate smorgasbord case heads to the Town Supreme Court.
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Carter Lake Club
Matt Walsh
Gay Stuelke
Stuelke
Supreme Court
Wilson Mabroy
Cartes Lake
Miesday Nieht
None
Ropter
Darectly Saumes
Mast Nttre
Cartey Lake Club
Ting
Charre
Crystal Linde
John Candestrom
Taingslyam
AL Moose Tackee
Morigen Mey Cechran
Aniy
Iowa Traffic Deaths Reported By The Associated Press
An Iowa traffic death report compiled by the Associated Press notes fatalities across the state. The piece records dates, locations, and circumstances of several fatal crashes, with brief notes on responders and ongoing investigations.
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Iowa
Tha
Associated Press
VBR
WMD
Uness Diagnosed by Youthful Army Doctor
A youthful army doctor diagnosed the Uness as a sergeant and queried treatment with limited facilities. He sent an urgent wireless to the nearest base hospital asking what to do. The reply from a minkster at the hospital suggested, Give it to the marines. They’ll drink anything.
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Herberi
Heat Wave Reaches New June High Across Iowa Cities
The forecast details record highs in Council Bluffs and surrounding towns with 105 at the June peak. Thunderstorms may bring relief by Friday night and Saturday, while Sioux City and Lincoln report near 108 and 102 degrees respectively, marking a sizzling statewide heat spell.
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Mercury
Council
Iowa
Ashland Neb
Council Bluffs
U.S
Sioux
Whatley
Hurstay
Red Oak
Oumar
Wes Moines
Burlington
State GOP Committee Meets in Des Moines
The Minnesota or Iowa report notes a State GOP Committee meeting in Des Moines with Chairman James Schramm stating the need for candidates in 1954 who are capable responsible and electable. The committee plans for next year’s elections and will host Republican leaders from Nebraska and Iowa at a barbecue picnic on Saturday.
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Ows Moines
James 5. Schramm
G.C.P. Rom
Alladiary
Nebraska
Owa
Mass Prison Breaks Sweep Allied Stockades Near Seoul
Rumors of a large breakout surge through five camps and a hospital as about 1,800 inmates escaped Thursday night and Friday morning. UN Command reports 23,952 total prisoners in region with 9,398 remaining. A Friday morning breakout at Ascom City involved 494 inmates who clashed with U.S. Marines after guards were replaced. A prisoner release ordered by South Korea’s President Rhee prompted ongoing armistice negations and a detainee-delegate meeting set for Saturday afternoon.
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South Korea
Rol Delianue
U. N
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Polyo Placer
Ascom City
Seoul
Inchon
Arison
Miriam Hassan Crowned Miss Southwest Iowa in Shenandoah
Miriam Hassan, 18, of Red Oak, won the fourth annual Miss Southwest Iowa pageant hosted by Shenandoah Jaycees, selected from nine entrants, and will compete in the state contest at Clear Lake. The event featured a three minute talk on textile clothing by contestant Miss Thissan, with last year’s winner Miss Shirley Nicholas of Sidney presenting the crown.
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Southwest Iowa
Shenandon
Shirley Nicholas
Sidney
Miriam Traggan
Red Dick
Bob LaBarre
Algona
State
Polata Mie Newpapell
Shenandoats
Miriam Tassan
Red Oak
Qoning
C. E. Pulle
Red Owl
Hassah
Shenandoah Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clear Lake
Thissan
Iowa State, College
Ames
Hassan
Red Oak High School
Red Oak JayCeas
Bees Drive Glenwood Pastor Family to Basement
Bees invaded the parsonage of Reverend and Mrs. Lawrence Murs near Glenwood, filling walls and forcing the family to the basement. Multiple swarms swept through the three story house while an exterminator was expected. Honey reportedly dripped during the incident as residents sought relief.
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Glenwood
Glen Woon
Lawrence Murs
FW. Leng
W. A. Rodabaugh
Predict Confidence Vote for Eisenhower
Washington news reports Republican and Democratic leaders predict President Eisenhower will win a confidence vote in the House on a foreign aid bill worth about 4.999 billion dollars. Debate lasted five hours with an anticipated Friday ballot. The President announced an additional 5 million dollars in aid to West Berlin, seen as political signaling.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Joseph W. Martin
R|mass
Rep
Matteck
Indiana
Rep. Richards
U. S
West Berlin
Red Request for Munsan Session
Communists call for a high level session with Red and Allied truce negotiators to discuss an important armistice issue. Speculation centers on possible approval of final vice details or protest over President Rhee releasing about 26,000 anti communists. United Nations Command says it is seeking every means to recapture escaped prisoners but finds the task largely hopeless. Rhee releases a letter to President Eisenhower suggesting rejection of aid and a security pact if a truce is accepted.
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Munsan
Red
Panmunjom
Syngman Rhee
Red Radio
U. S
South Korea
United Nations Command
Reds
Rhee
Tissenhower
Lisenhower
Hospitalize Emerson Woman After Crash
Effie Freed, 57, of Emerson was listed in poor condition Friday at Murphy Memorial Hospital following an auto crash Thursday on Highway 34 seven miles west of here. She suffered a fractured left arm a fractured wrist and facial abrasions when her car collided with a vehicle driven by Carl H. Anderson 31 of Villisca. Anderson his wife and two children had minor injuries.
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Oak
Effie Freed
Emerson
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Thursdave
Peeed
Straight A Student Completes Medical Degree
Praypysyllny achieved a straight A average across 19 years of schooling from grammar through college and earned his medical degree at the University of Mi nors. He will intern at a hospital where his father Dr Casimir Przypyse iny serves as a senior staff member.
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arniCacu
John &. Praypysany
University of Minors
Praypystny
Casimir Przypyse Iny
AWOL Sailors Enjoy Tennessee Jail Adventure Hallmark of Freedom
Two AWOL sailors from Tennessee and Louisiana started a cross country trek from San Diego to Knoxville in June. They spent days in Rockwood jail after officials learned they were simply returning home. Each morning they were let free at 3 a.m. and locked up again at 8 a.m. They say the journey began as a lark and turned into an unexpected hometown welcome. Robinson, 21, from Knoxville, served in Korea. Austin, 19, from Wilson, was aboard a cargo ship in Korean waters. They considered six months of brig time but chose a homeward route instead.
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Rockwood
Tenn
Korea
Ang
Bol Awol
Rockwool
Navy
Roane County
San Diego
Calif
Charles H. Robinson
Knoxville
FC Roy Lee Austin
Wilson, Oldla
San Diego Naval Base
Roy
Tennessee
Robinson
Austin
Avery Billingsnoth
Memphis
Billings
Robingan
Air Force
Korean
Tek B Bhie Srmare
Williams. Douglas
Kaisenhower
White ‘House
Mideafternoon
Russia
Eisenhower
Deel
Sheeseeel
Jimmo
Ra Jsanbergs
White House
Justice Department
Rosen ‘Lbergs
Darlene Stamp Heads State 4-H Leader Named at Convention
Darlene Stamp, 17, of Lewis, was elected Iowa state president of 4-H at the state convention at Iowa State College in Ames attended by about 1,500 girls. Other officers named include Jean Mehl as vice president Sara Lou Oswald as secretary treasurer and Geraldine Adkins as historian. Stamp has a long record in 4-H, including textiles and clothing projects and several blue ribbon awards. She is a graduate of Lewis Consolidated High School and was active in music drama and editorial work.
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Stis Giy
Darlene Stamp
A. H. Stamp
Iowa State College
Ames
Misk Jean Mehl
Lars K. Mehl
Near
Fonda
Sara Lou Oswald
Leo Oswald
Lincely Loval 'Eansios
Misa Stamp
East Potawattamie County
Lewis
Conel
Miss Stomp
Lewis Consolidated High School
Miss Stamp
VEW Parade and post event plans in Iowa town
Veterans of Foreign Wars hosts Friday parade starting at First Street and Washington Avenue, with the American Legion Band, Denison band, and a memorial service at Bayliss Park. In case of bad weather, services move to Motel Chief Wain. Also notes leadership changes in the VFW and Cooties groups, and multiple convention events and schedules.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sobel
American “Erion Pathe Comm
Sumner Guid
Denison
Provide A
First Street
Washington Avene
Washington
Sixth Street
Bayliss Park
American Legion
Motel Chief
Nonpareil Carrier Seeks timely weekly payments
A local Nonpareil carrier reminds customers to have payments ready during his weekly Friday or Saturday collection. The message emphasizes steady service and prompt remittance to support reliable delivery.
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Althouch
Mhd
At & Pan
Carlor
Take Recreation Cth
Mercury Soars
GOP
Des Moines
Stockades
Fifth Ave
Twenty-sixth St
Tom Zastro
Miriam Hassan
Rosenbergs Die
Darlene Stampeu
Ossining
Atom
Julius
Ethel Asenberg
Sing Sing
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel Rosenberg
Julius and
New York
Sing Sing Prison
CST
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Hessire
Clinton
Wain
Military Order of the Coot Fox
Fun Organization
Jasper JD. Smith
Jefferson
Don F. Clinger
State Rand
Tian W. Sivder
Af Connell Bhiffs
State Council of the
Cooties
Velma White
Cedar Rapids
Grand Grayback
Cootelies
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VFW
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Ohel Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Stom
Marray Snyder
Eye
New State
Jasper D. Smith
Harvey Horton
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