May curb corn and wheat production in Iowa
The Iowa supreme court case on smorgasbord bingo prompts the state attorney general to demand theaters halt the practice within 30 days while Hoegh seeks a 30 day rehearing. If no hearing is requested, bank rights may be abandoned in Iowa. The liquor control commission rejected new stores in eight towns as liquor sales decline 4.95 percent to 602,228 dollars lower in the first four months of the current fiscal year. Towns named include Riverside Grinnell Nashua Laurens Guthrie Center St Ansgar Stacyville and Extra. Public schools report teen age driver problem improving as about 300 schools now offer driver training programs.
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Iowa AMP Resigns Red Cross Post Over Union Objections
Training and education courses to high school pupils are discussed. Robert Burlingame resigns as 1954 national Red Cross vice chairman for Iowa after CIO and AFL objections criticize his selection. The Clay County Democratic group hints at tax relief for Korean War veterans. University of Iowa Young Republicans back Ezra Benson amid GOP support growth.
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Ezra T. Benson
Brain surgery planned for Iowa reformatory inmates
Dr. Charles C. Graves Iowa director of mental health says about a dozen prisoners at the Anamosa state reformatory will undergo operations to correct mental disorders. Neuro-surgeon Dr. Russell Myers of the University of Iowa will perform the procedures. Relatives must consent before operations proceed.
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Russell Myers
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Thanksgiving Guest List and 4-H Officers Training in Volga
Mrs. George Thomson visited Harold Kruempel over the holiday. Kenneth Scott and Glen Oldfather hosted guests. the Francis Fox family called on Thursday. 4-H officers training was held in Hikader with Volga Bluebirds Andrea Zwanziger Patricia Probert and Yvonne Brooks attending. El kader driver Mrs. Wallace Oldfather led the girls. Visitors included Mrs. Linda Smith Henrietta Cunningham and Clifford Brandt. Glen Oldfather and wife plan a ten day visit to their son Raymond. Thanksgiving gatherings featured Eli Smiths and E T Smith. Sidney Ainsworth visited L L White. E T Smith attended a state Farm Bureau convention in Des Moines.》
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Mervin
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P. W. Duff
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Elkader
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Theodore Nus
Arlington
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Ted Everett
Manchester Hospital
Ted ‘Whitford
Les Wheeler
Glen Moats
Mervin ' Nading
Art Staack
Earl Lamphier
Ervin Baumgartner
Albert Schnor
Floyd Smith
Len Hummel
Francis Wheeler
Les ‘Wheeler
Clifford Wheeler
Joy ‘Wheeler
Archie Wheeler
George Oldfather
George Thom
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Arlington Families
Thanksgiving scenes across Arlington include the Nus and Maser homes hosting visitors, Mr and Mrs Blair Kelly at Roeder and Berger households, and many local families sharing dinners. Hospitals, birthdays, and church events intertwine with community visits to Hummel, Wheeler, Oldfather, and Moats households amid long lists of relatives and friends.
Roys Family Suffering After Rabbit Bite Incident
A damage filled report from Wadena mentions Roys family member Faith suffering after a rabbit bite. The Kenneth Roys family were dining with guests at a home in Walfinger when the incident occurred.
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Kenneth Roys
Why did he have to die and more in a grim column
The piece notes a bleak mood in business as an Eastern firm learns of a salesman found dead in Seattle and orders samples sent back by freight. A Brooklyn funeral scene follows a man mourning three days over a grave, repeating the question. A waiter consoles him, revealing the dead man was his wife's first husband.
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