Iowa Public Notices and Appointments Clash In Iowa
Attorney General Hultman ruled two interim Hughes appointments invalid due to no vacancies, while Hughes vows to ignore the ruling. Names involved include Robert Barry and Corbin Craw-Ainsworth, with ongoing political maneuvering as Senate refused confirmation. In other items, state reports show May nonfarm employment at 701,400, unemployment at 2.6%, average weekly manufacturing wage at 105 dollars, and renewed appointments to the Iowa Development Commission including Marvin Schmidt as chairman and six others to four-year terms.
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Evan Hultman
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Hultman
Robert Barry
Danebury Auto
Corbin Craw- Ainsworth Farmer
Board of Control
Senate
Emoeone
General Assembly
R . Burrows
Belle Plane
Burrows
Hulsman
Iowa
Employment Security Commission
Marvin Schmidt
Des Moines
Iowa Development Commission
Schmidt
Norman Erbe
Deere & Co
Development Commission
Paul Franzenburg
Conrad
Arthur Sanford
Sioux City
Franzenburg
Franzenburg Provision Co
Sanford
Maetael Jungling Birthday Party Held at Home
Maetael Jungling celebrated his fourth birthday at his parents home with hostesses Bon nita Junghing and Karen Kriehs. Guests included Cain Miller Rosenu Rex Zimmerman Sonna Milan Lareks Barbera Franken and several others. Attendees also noted church camp and various family visits across Wellman and nearby towns.
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Maetael Jungling
Mro
Jones Junghing
Fis Shter
Bonnita Junghing
Karen Kriehs
Cain Miller
Rosenu Rex Zimmerman
Sonna Milan Lareks
Barbera Franken
Jeffrex
Smeg
Pamela Fiedas
Pat Kase Merrill Mar- Samore
Carol Firke
Jeanne Ostencer
Bee
Darrell
Fred
Return to Camp Bes Wee Week Meet Ins Ali
Unclear fragmentary text mentions Tina receiving help at home and a camp return. Details on people, places, or events are not readable enough to specify.
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Ins Ali
Marcee Sidmore Celebrates First Birthday at Home
A small birthday observance for Marcee Sidmore marks her first year. Family and friends gathered at a home on a date referenced as Serer to share wishes and light refreshments in a warm, informal gathering.
Bristow area visits noted with several households
Bristow locals and Mrs Larry Muller and of Austin were Sunday visitors in the home of Mrs John G Jungling Kielmean attends Pioneer Bible Camp at El wena and Mrs Jack Brown and tighter were Tuesday evening visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Kniens Mr and Mrs George Johnson and son Wayre of Alison were Tuesday evening visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Bricecka Mrs Harley Duffield returned home Wednesday after spending a week visiting in the home of her son in law and daughter Gene Bruns at Fort Sill Kansas William Shreve Jr and hers were Monday forenoon in the home of Mr and Mrs Esther Quinsby of Algona visited Saturday forenoon in the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Brocka Monday evening visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Joan Brown were Mr and Mrs John Henring and family Myr a and
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Richard Beareands
Fet Senscin-Liwend
Kenneth Hines
Waderloo
June Bell
Allibor
Hove Do
Lester Rogers
Glaass McNeilus
Riodimena
Einois
Joe Merrel
Gilbert Kuhn
Fat
Sheilor Kroese
Fort
Joan Hennig Sr
Peter Pfluger
Wmdo
Shreve
Abbie Harken
Charles Schultz
Hampton
George Stewart
Carol Card
West Fork
Stewart
Harry Card
Harley Duffield
Mirleur
Tom Anries
Clarksviire Mir
Percy Merrill Sr
C. J. Sneppara
Raymond Emfreid
Latimer
Trutyen Beenken
Larry Muller
Austin
John G. Jungling Kielmean
Pioneer Bible Camp
Elweer
Jack Brown
Tighter
Bill Kniens
George Johnson
Wayre
Alison
Ernest Bricecka
Gene Bruns
Fort Sill
Kansas
William Shreve Jr
and Ampriess
Esther Quinsby
Algona
Ernest Brocka Monnai
Joan Brown
John Henring
Myr
Greene Recorder publication and pricing notice
The Greene Recorder announces local and mail subscription rates for Butler and Floyd Counties and Dougherty. Local subscriptions cover zones one through four at 4.90 and beyond fourth zone at 4.56. Single copies are 10 cents and mailed copies 15 cents. Wayne C. Fischer is editor and publisher.
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Butler County
City of
Greene
Wayne C. Fischer
Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
Four legislators named to two year terms
Four lawmakers were appointed to two year terms. Senators Edward Wearin of Red Oak and Andrew Frommell of Dubuque, along with Representatives Ray Eveland of Kelly and John Murray of Fort Dodge, will serve two year terms as part of the new arrangement.
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Edward Wearin
Rep
Red Oak
Andrew Frommell
Dem
Dubuque
Ray Eveland
Kelly
John Murray
Fort Dodge
Miller Renamed Iowa Adjutant General for Four Years
Maj. Gen. Junior F. Miller is renamed to a four year term as Iowa Adjutant General by Gov. Hughes. Miller was first appointed by former Governor Norman Erbe. The reappointment followed a recommendation from the Iowa National Guard Advisory Council.
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Junior F. Miller
Safety appointment names deputy in state public safety shift
William Suppel the Iowa City Democrat who will become state safety commissioner on July 1 has appointed Jack Leverenz as deputy commissioner of public safety. Leverenz a 35 year old Republican from Tipton has served as Cedar County Sheriff since 1959. Suppel said Leverenz will have responsibility.
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William Suppel
Iowa City
Jack Leverenz
Leverenz
Tipton
Cedar County
Suppel
Iowa pigs to Japan spin into farming aid tale
Duane Du Bois remains deputy commissioner in the Drivers License division as state officials discuss the departments. The 1959 Iowa rescue story recalls 35 pigs sent to Japan’s Yamanashi Prefecture after a typhoon disaster. Those pigs reportedly grew to 2500, forming a livestock bank aiding local farmers, per Tokyo businessman Jinji Gasai who visited Iowa.
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Iowa
Japan
Yamanashi Prefecture
Yamanashi
Jinji Ghasai
Tokyo
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