Stool pigeon is a criminal concept editorial
The piece denounces the stool pigeon idea and urges public involvement in crime fighting. It cites the Iowa Crime Commission, Gov. Harold Hughes, and local law enforcement, arguing citizens must report suspicions and support police to slow crime. It notes fear and reprisals deter tipsters but promises legal protections for informants.
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Doon Press
Chicago
Iowa Crime Commission
Harold Hughes
Mother's Day Traditions and Girl Scout Camporee Highlights
Mothers day memories mix with a camporee report as thirty seven junior girl scouts from troop No. 446 along with eight cadette aides head to Camp-of-the-Hills in Sioux City for an overnight event. Leaders include Mrs. Dale Zimmerman and Mrs. William Fitzpatrick with others assisting. The group staged a campfire meal scavenger hunt and a Saturday hike, ending with a flag ceremony and awards. Six cookie sale prize winners are named. A correction notes misidentified fine recipient in Mayor Rudy Adler’s court.
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Camp-of-the-Hills
Stone Park
Sioux City
Debbie Grenier
Julie Henrich
Kim Miller
Sharon Reuter
Mary Kay Welter
Jane Trauffer
Ruth West
Colleen Zimmerman
Dale Zimmerman
William Fitzpatrick
Davyl Miller
Leo Flaherty
William Trauffer
Florentine Weiler
le Mars
Margie Mueller
Pat Fitzpatrick
Elaine Hames
Margaret Ahlers
Myra
Beth Anthony
Le Mars Daily Sentinel Highlights Local News
Birth notices show a daughter born at Floyd Valley hospital to Mr and Mrs Peter Roozing of Le Mars. Walter Molzen a 70 year old Le Mars farmer died Wednesday after a lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Mauer funeral home. Local history notes mark Le Mars centennial in 1969 with photo coverage planned. Sheriff aide sought for missing girl Vivian Hagna. she was not found at Croocks residence.
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Floyd Valley Hospital
Peter Roozing
le Mars
June II
Walter Molzen
Mauer Funeral Home
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Sioux City
James Mertes
Vivian Hagna
Croocks
Winners named at Lamperts yards grand opening event
Edward Mura won a 12 inch television at Lampert's Lumber yard grand opening. Marc Pulver took boys roller skates. Jim Plueger and Cheri Nemmers won transistor radios. Numerous other winners included Mrs. W. Bolgen electric clock Carolyn Vander Meer panel magic Mrs. Elmer Philips electric slicing knife Mr Leo Guntren Cecoroll Sean Peterson Evelyn Zimmerman spice rack John Gerdes spice rack Mrs. Ed Kurtz ceiling tile Clifford Perry panel magic Mrs. Dick Westhoff electric can opener Mrs. Virgil Borchers plastic planter Harold Grubel cabinet magic Mrs. Kenneth Freese wall mirror Weston Karr 10 foot gate and many more named winners across a wide range of prizes.
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Edward Mura
Sixth Ave
Lampert
Lumber Yard
Marc Pulver
Jim Plueger
Cheri Nemmers
W. Bolgen
Carolyn Vander Meer
Elmer Philips
Leo Guntren
Cecoroll
Sean Peterson
Evelyn Zimmerman
Akron
Don Rozeboom
Bennie Ahrendt
John Marienau
Ray Guttner
Remsen
Clementine Hentges
Cliff Langel
Level
Marie Albright
Duane Heidebrink
Odin Hanson
Jack Borchers
Sacks Sakrette
Florence Kenny
J.M
Terrogloss
Freddie Goodchild
George Bunjes
In the mail bag Free from everything
Letter writer questions liberty and happiness in America and reflects on patriotism. Virginia Jeys signs a critique of freedom and social entanglements.
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Virginia Jeys
St. SW
Le Mars delegate becomes Hawkeye state senator in mock gov
Christine Langel, once a Town Girls State delegate from Le Mars, is elected state senator in the mythical State of Hawkeye at Cedar Falls. The 23rd annual event drew over 300 Iowa high school juniors, a citizenship project by the Iowa American Legion Auxiliary, held June 3 to June 9 at the University of Northern Iowa. Le Mars Rotary plans a September 17 visit by world famous violinist Rubinoff to Le Mars Community High School.
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Christine Langel. le Mars
Hawkeye
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Iowa American Legion Auxiliary
University of Northern Iowa
le Mars
Local Property Transfers Across Le Mars and Surroundings
A sequence of 20th century land transfers listing grantors grantees and parcels in Le Mars and environs including deeds from Genevieve P Hoan to Ry Pt Mohnings Subdivision and various others to Don F Emmick Wendel City Daltons Add Le Mars plus grazing association transfers and lot allocations with amounts ranging from 1 to 10500 dollars reflecting a busy period of property dealings in 47 91 92 45 zones and adjoining townships.
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Genevieve P, Hoan
Mohnings
Don F. Emmick
Do . Sons, Inc
Leonard A. Ludw
E. Kleine
Wendel
Robert H. Kokenge
Donald A. Sheehan
al Ty Ep Entity Grazing Association
Nwua
Howard M. Connors
Leila M. Lange
Arden H. Blake
Sargents Ar
Marie Frerichs Wiltgen
Hames
Duane E. Trometer
Clifford
Elke-Hill
Hayes to seek Democratic nominal attorney general post
James P. Hayes, director of the Crime Commission, announced today he will seek the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Hayes, 29, a City resident, is a former deputy state public commissioner and University of Iowa graduate, appointed by Gov. Hughes to direct the law commission.
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James P. Hayes
Th Crime Commission
Hayes
University of Iowala
Gov. Hughes
Law Commission
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