More Work More Carelessness in Spring Time
Spring brings busier days and a rise in accidents as housewives rush with cleaning and chores while children, vacationers, and farmers speed through the season. A few moments of safety could save dollars, time, and grief, since carelessness fuels fires and mishaps even in safe places like homes.
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Iowa Reapportionment Debate Faces Constitutional Move
The Mars Sentinel examines rural weighted representation in Iowa and the push for reapportionment. Leaders argue small town voices are sounder, while urban areas push for modernization ahead of a potential 1960 constitutional convention. A special session on taxes could renew the issue.
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Five Years Ago to 1922 Eldora News Highlights
The column recalls events from 1902 1912 and 1922 in Eldora including livestock shipments by T H Quick to G A Sionil of Radcliffe broad jump and hurdles winners at high school meets notes on local mayors and mumps cases a marriage license for Gustav Huehn and Mary Wiesner changes in local firms and business upgrades the year spans include births deaths graduations and civic developments across the town and surrounding area.
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Harry Murphy
Jessie Ryan
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Marguerite Reece
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Lota Trevarthan
Rubie Todd
Thelma Richards
Eunice Sparkman
Clara Schwebke
Elizabeth Northrup
Julia Rogers
Gertrude White
Leo Walker
Orville Daggett
Herbert Guanther
F. H. Herrald
Hubbard Has
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Four generation families at Congregational church breakfast
A mother daughter breakfast at the Congregational church highlighted four generation and several three generation families, with remarks on youth and aging in the small town. The piece recalls neighbors, school days, local happenings, and nostalgia for Eldora 1957 seniors.
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Frank Mitchell
Maurice Cakerice
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L. F. Walcott
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James Heslop
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Doedrick writes religion books after long church service
The Rev John A Doedrick formerly of Lawn Hill and later a supply pastor now resides at the Evangelical United Brethren church Western Old People s Home in Cedar Falls He returns to Marquette University and other framed stories recount a life in ministry and later years as a writer amid community notes from New Providence Eldora and surrounding areas including weddings reunions and family visits.
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Geo. Lutterman
Lows Falls
Hardin County Selective Service Office
Gerald Ralston
Richard Juhl
Raymond Riley
Herman Lentz
Clarence Johnson
Carl Klatt
Virgil Parrish
Joli Lawless
Walter Schwarze
John A. Doedrick
Lawn Hill
Evangelical United Brethren Church Western Old People's Home
Cedar Falls
Understanding the Industrial Shift Behind Guided Missiles
The piece explains how modern warfare extends beyond weapons to the supply chain and production. It notes that guided missiles require dedicated factories with unique tools, and workers must learn new skills, unlike past wartime conversions of civilian plants.
Storage and Launch Issues for Large Missiles
The article discusses transportation limits for oversized flatcars, site selection for launches, and the challenges of storing large missiles. It notes the need for temperature controlled and dust-free environments, underground storage in populated areas, handling highly corrosive fuels, and the vast supply demands of firing such missiles.
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Bartering Farm Surpluses Makes Western Trade Case
The Senate backs an Eisenhower urged measure to barter American farm surpluses to the Soviet bloc behind the Iron Curtain. House action is awaited as arguments cite surpluses’ cost, allied economies harmed by dumping, and needs of Communist nations for food and clothing. The policy aims to ease Western influence without destabilizing the free world economy. The probe tests Warsaw Pact trade requests, starting with Poland, as Washington weighs gradual evolution over confrontation.
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New Providence Families Share Mothers Day Events and Births
Weekend visits and family gatherings marked Mothers Day in New Providence area households. Robbed by illness and a hospital stay, Rodney Lee Rudick was born May 13 at Eldora Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds five ounces. Two young children and several relatives joined in family dinners, with multiple households hosting relatives from Boone Green Mountain and Marshalltown. A daughter Traci Williams faced eye surgery preparations after a dog attack, while Maurice Ruddick and kin visited Eldora briefly before continuing home nearby.
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