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Council Bluffs Nonpareil

Location

Council Bluffs, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1955

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Season Of High Hope For World

President Eisenhower urged the United Nations to pursue a glorious way of life where the atom serves humanity. In a 10th anniversary UN address in San Francisco he signaled cautious optimism for the Geneva Big Four conference and pledged U.S. loyalty to UN goals, aiming for a peaceful era with global cooperation.

San Francisco Eisenhower United Nations U.N United States Hus Geneva Eden Great Britain Faure France Bulganin Russia War Memorial Opera House Dulles

Nebraska Fire Toll, Damages Rise Last Year

Lincoln Neb reports 41 deaths and 6.124 million dollars in fire losses in Nebraska last year. State Fire Marshal E C Iverson said the death toll matches 1953 while total damage rose by more than one million dollars.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska E. C. Iverson

Third Set Of Twins For Kentuckians

Bellevue Kentucky report states Mr and Mrs Robert Fitter of Bellevue have a third set of twins Jimmy and Judy born late Saturday night in Dayton Kentucky. The couple already has two prior sets of twins and a triplet. Their first twins Bonnie and Connie are seven, second set Irma and Mary five, and other children include Suzanne 18 months and Claudette eight. The father works as a taxi driver.

Bellevue Robert Fitter Jimmy Judy Dayton, Ky Fitters Robert Roberta Bonnie Connie Irma Mary Suzanne Claudette

Steel To Offer Wage Increase In Steel Talks

United States Steel Corp said it will offer the CIO United Steelworkers a wage increase with aim of a quick mutual settlement. The offer will be made at the next meeting as wage talks resumed for two hours Monday then recessed. A June 30 deadline looms for a wage settlement with a strike possible if no agreement, and the USW faces a two year contract restricting issues to hourly wages only.

Pittsburgh United States Steel Corp CIO United Steelworkers John Stephens Big Steel U.S. Steel Stephens David J. McDonald McDonald T. W. Abel USW

Lake Manawa Sees Its Busiest Day Yet

Lake Manawa packed with thousands of swimmers and boaters on a Sunday with bumper to bumper traffic around the lake. Fish and Game Club and Country Club lots were jammed with out of town cars, and a resident called it the biggest crowd ever seen at the lake. No official visitor count was taken.

Lake Manawa Fish and Game Club Country Club Manawa

Two Congressmen Friendly To Labor

Des Moines report notes that only two of Iowa's eight congressmen favor labor. Ray Mills of the Tewa State Federation of Labor names Representatives Gross of Waterloo and Schwengel of Davenport as the labor supporters. Discussions cover ways to win support for 155 senatorial and congressional candidates favorable to labor at a Midwest Labor League session.

Des Wornes J —Ray Mills Tewa State Federation of Labor Midwest Labor League For Poliical Education Towa Mills Gross Waterloo Schwengel Davenport APL

Confession Claims Tangle With Fischer Plan No Action

An Air Force spokesman says Capt Harold Fischer Jr of Swea City Iowa was among four returned pilots who allegedly confessed to germ warfare orders and crossing the Yalu. No disciplinary action is planned. actions of all four are under study. The Army has convicted four former POWs of wartime collaboration while the Air Force and Marine Corps decline court martial. Parks denies the germ warfare confession and says no Air Force orders existed.

Washington Air Force Harald Fischer Jr Swea City Iowa Fischer Yalu Marine Corps Frank Schwable Army Edwin Heller Wynewood Lyle Cameron Lincoln Neb St. Roland Parks Omaha Parks Parks Yalu Winder Yalu River Parks W. G. Parks News and World Report

Day to Talk With Gov Hoegh About Toll Road Authority

Frederick J. Day, Council Bluffs realtor active in young Republicans, was to meet Monday with Governor Leo Hoegh in Des Moines to discuss the Iowa Toll Road Authority. No commitments were made. Harold Beekman, a Council Bluffs attorney, accompanied Day.

Frederick J. Day Council Bluffs Leo Hoegh Des Moines Iowa Toll Road Authority Day Harold Beekman

Man to Head Girls' School at Davenport

In Davenport, for the first time, a man is named head master of St. Katherine's girls' school. Rt. Rev. Gordon Smith announces T. C. Hinckley, now an official at a California men's college, will begin duties July 1, succeeding Miss Katherine Zietjeijn, who resigns to lead a private girls' school in Connecticut.

Davenport St. Katherine’s Girls’ School Gordon Smith Town T. C. Hinckley California

Wide Variety Of Youth Activities Get Underway

Dozens of programs start across the region with Red Cross swimming lessons drawing 600 of 2,000 county swimmers from towns including Underwood Minden Neola Council Bluffs and rural routes. City playgrounds Ki Y Day Camp and Girl Scout activities follow with crafts hikes and outdoor games for children under 14.

Red Cross Pottawattammie County Girl Scouts YMCA Council Bluffs Hancock Walnut Atlantic Avoca Harlan Treynor Macedonia Carson Red Oak Forrest Wakefield Camp Wildwood

Red Oak Man Is Critically Hurt In Collision

Richard Rip Yates 27 of Red Oak is in critical condition after a head on crash on Highway 34 near Red Oak. His father 64 and Ruth Sours 41 of Pekin were injured. Mrs Sours sister in law 41 also fractured ribs and arm. Donald Sours 36 and his son Larry 14 were uninjured. Sours booked for illegal passing.

Red Oak Richard Rip) Yates Murphy Memorial Hospital Highway Donald Sours Pekin Yates Sours Ruth Larry Ruth Sours Johnny

Warm Readings to Persist Across Southwest Iowa

Southwest Iowa warms to mid 80s and upper 90s with 87 forecast for Tuesday and 93 Monday. A cool front from the north moves in Monday evening with 58 low temps. Across the region hail and wind damage hit Grundy Tama and nearby areas, crops damaged and some losses reported between Traer and Dysart. Highs ranged 75 to 89 Sunday with lows 56 to 64 statewide.

Iowa Lake Manawa Grundy Center Beaman Burlington Des Moines Sioux City Spencer Council Bluffs

Postal workers launch fund drive for Yocom family

A public subscription fund was started Monday by postal transportation workers to aid Robert Yocom his wife Mrs Wilma Yorom and their son Robert Jr after a wall paper steamer exploded in a home accident that seriously burned Yocom and hospitalized the family. Fellow workers John Lindsay Ronald Moss and Richard Kemp seek to raise at least 2000 within two weeks with donations sent to Lindsay 202 Highland Drive Cedar Rapids. The Nonpareil will publish daily totals.

Robert Yocom Morningside Ave Postal Transportation Yocom Barbara Yorom Mercy Hospital Wilma Yorom Robert Jr Postal Transportation Service John Lindsay Highland Drive Ronald Moss Avenue D Richard Kemp Cedar Rapids Yoram Here Chi- Lazo Accrard Civil Service Lindsay Keroap Chicago

Fatalities on Iowa Highways Reported by AP

Five people died in Iowa highway crashes over the weekend. Victims include Richard Townsend 77 Willard Hess 22 Cora Luell 6 and Michael Krouch 8. J Gassman 73 died near Rock Rapids. Several others injured in Butler, Floyd, Marshall, and other counties.

Associated Press Iowa Richard Allen Townsend Earl G. Townsend Charles City Willard Paul Hess Near Greene Cora Mae Luell Bushnet S.D Michael Krouch Alicinca Krouch Grinnell J. E. Knoll Cole Camp John Gassman Rock Rapids Gas Schaller Kronch Boy Dale Ray Marshalltown Highway 30 Highway 69 Jewell

Five In Family Hurts In Accident Near Dunlap

Harvey Nicholson family of five sustained injuries in a Sunday crash on Highway 0 south of Dunlap. Nicholson 52 the driver and two children were taken to Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs while Mrs Nicholson and Charles were sent to Denison Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Ray Weber said the northbound pickup pulled in front of a southbound truck at a traffic control point where a man repaired a road. The patrolman directed the drivers to proceed before the collision. Nicholson suffered chest and skull injuries and was in fair condition. his son Donald 5 had head injuries and lacerations in satisfactory condition. Eva Mae 8 in good condition with a bruised leg. Mrs Nicholson 31 had possible concussion and neck injuries. Charles Eva Mae and Jimmy 10 rode in the back. Jimmy and the truck driver were uninjured.

Fred Richard Arndt Yetter Weber Nicholson Donald Eva Mae Louck Mrs. Nicholson Charles Eva Mae Jimmy

State Center banker denied new trial by Marshalltown judge

Judge Tobin denied a motion for a new trial by W J Haese Mayer president of Central State Bank State Center. Haesmeyer was convicted May 20 on a charge of false entries or statements in a district court proceeding in Marshalltown.

Marshalltown -P John W. Tobin W. J. Haesemayer State Center Haesmeyer Central State Bank In

State Letting June 28 For Road Work

Ames AP A major highway setting for June 23 was announced Monday by the State Highway Commission.

Ames State Highway Commission

Oakland Man Is Iowa VFW Head

Edgar M. McConnell of Oakland was named commander of the Town Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Cedar Rapids encampment. A slate of officers includes Joseph G. Maher Muscatine as senior vice commander Harold T. McAlpine Sheldon as junior vice commander and Merle S. Bird Des Moines as inspector general.

Oakland Edgar M. McConnell Veterans of Foreign Wars Cedar Rapids Benjamin Haden Madison Ave Council Bluffs Joseph G. Maher Muscatine Harold T. McAlpine Sheldon William L. Springer Marshalltown H. T. Opsahl Devorah James Lundstrum Mae W. van Horn Des Moines Merle S. Bird Forest Miller Leon Auxiliary Department Keith Wolan Adair Dorothy Christiansen Boone Ivan Woody Newton Walter Rose Charles City Edgar McConnell Henry Bauman Sac City Elizabeth Warford Lloyd Emary Denison

Eisenhower seeks permanent four star rank for Ridgway

President Eisenhower asked the Senate to approve a permanent four star rank for Gen Matthew Ridgway effective when he retires June 30 as Army chief of staff. Ridgway would gain two stars in retirement status. the pay remains nine thousand six hundred eighty seven dollars for both general grades. Gen Maxwell Taylor is named to succeed Ridgway as Army chief.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Matthew B. Ridgway Ridgway Army Riigway Maxwell Taylor

Hoegh names two to state Water Resources Study Committee

Gov Leo Hoegh named James Hudson Pocahontas attorney and George C Ahrens Ottumwa waterworks superintendent to the nine member Water Resources Study Committee. The panel will study underground and surface water supplies for rights irrigation and drainage and report to Hoegh by November 15 1956.

Des Moines Leo! Hoegh James Hudson Pocahontas George C. Ahrens Ottumwa Legislative Water Resources Study Committee Weegh iHoegh

Banker Fined For Check Kiting Role In Des Moines Case

DES MOINES P Guy D Schooler, president of Hartford Carlisle Savings Bank at Carlisle, was fined 32000 by Federal Judge William F Riley for his role in a check kiting scheme. Stevens, a Des Moines used car dealer, pleaded guilty and received a 1000 dollar fine and a three year jail term. Judge Riley gave Schooler probation for 15 months.

Des Moines Guy D. Schooler Hartford-Carlisle Savings Bank Carlisle William F. Riley Schooler Clarence Orville Stevens Stevens Riley

Humphrey to Address Omaha Jefferson Jackson Dinner

Senator Humphrey of Minnesota will speak to about 400 attendees at the annual Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Omaha on Monday evening and to party workers earlier that day. Officials expect additional ticket sales later in the week.

Humphrey Jefferson—Jackson Omaha

Transformer burns shut Downtown power in Iowa City

A transformer at the Iowa Power & Light Co. substation in the alley near the old Post Office on South Sixth St burned Monday afternoon, cutting power to downtown. First outage began at 2 10 p m and lasted six minutes. a second outage at 2 2 followed by six minutes of restoration.

Iowa Power & Light Co South Sixth St

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Alcher Hope For Crystal Lodge Pool Fred Day Gov. Hoegh Bhai Toma Paratcirs Red Oak Man Postal Men Yocom Family Keom McConnell VFW Name Haden U.S Ladora Oxford Harrison County U.S. 30 Missouri Valley Woodbine Madison-Warren Winterse Iowa 92 Missouri River Bridge Oak Street Dickinson County Orleans Fayette Iowa 150 West Union Guthrie Iowa 141 Bayard Harrison-Monona Iowa 183 Pisgah Moorhead Jasper Iowa 223 Poweshick-Tama Tama U.S. 63 Toledo Towa 96 Hoegh State Nebraska Demos Warphive
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