House Recording Studio Lets Congress Make TV Radio
House and Senate recording facilities on Capitol Hill enable lawmakers to produce TV and radio programs for local stations at low cost. The House studio operates three radio studios and a TV film studio in the Old House Office Building, with about 200 lawmakers using the service this session. Production costs run much lower than private studios, and programs are often funded by the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee or by the members themselves, while the Senate remains more secretive about operations and pricing.
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Signal Corps
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Wisconsin
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Byrd
Seattle- Tacoma
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Brooks Hays Hosts Radio Show and TV Spotlight
Arkansas Democrat Rep. Brooks Hays offers a 15 minute Sunday radio program across four stations and a monthly five minute TV film for a Little Rock station. He describes his fireside chat style and notes many constituents never miss hearing him talk after dinner on Sundays.
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Northwest
Westlund
Toliefson
Pelly
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Little Rock
Brooks
Miss Mallette Appointed for Sheldon School 1957 58
Two new teachers named for Sheldon public schools for the 1957 58 year include an art supervisor and a first grade instructor in the fourth section of trade one. Janice Malette, Westmar College graduate from Le Mars, will teach first grade.
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Sheldon Public School System
Janice Malette
Westmar College
Miss Mallette
le Mars
Two Suits for Damages Filed in Plymouth Court
In Plymouth county district court two damage suits were filed. Eugene Wakeman sues John Robert Warner Jr. for 27 441.55 claiming medical costs 64 hospital 341.55 lost wages 1500 and pain and suffering 15000 past and 5000 future. Lauren Kahler City Club beer distributor sues Robert Cronin over an automobile crash causing heavy damage to a semi trailer and tractor seeking 2475 total.
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Plymouth County
R. G. Rodman
L. O. Lampman
Eugene Wakeman
John Robert Warner, Jr
Warner
Kingsley
Lauren Kahler
City Club Beer Diributor
Robert Cronin
Will Enforce Night Speed Limit in Iowa
The Iowa Highway Patrol will begin enforcing the state's 60 mph nighttime speed limit starting July 4. Officials expect a temporary rise in traffic accidents as some drivers misinterpret the rule while others test the limit, then anticipate a gradual drop as public understanding grows.
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Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa
John Schmidt Becomes An Optometrist
Alton Towa received his Doctor of Optometry degree at the 11th Commencement of Mlingis College of Optometry in Chicago. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John J Schmidt. Dr Schmidt at
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John Schmidt
Alton
Towa
Mlingis College of Optometry
Chicago
John J. Schmidt
Dr. Schmidt
Optometry Student Involvement At Texas and Minnesota Groups
The subject studied at St Marys Academy Allen and College of St Thomas in St Paul Minnesota before entering professional studies. At Illinois College of Optometry he served as secretary of Phi Theta Upsilon Fraternity and joined Council of Ethics, the Sa Club and the Minnesota ub.
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St. Paul
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Minnesota Ub
Krogman-Kellen Nuptials At St Mary's Remsen
Miss LaVonne Marie Krogman and Stanly B. Kellen wed in a double ring ceremony at St Marys Catholic church Remsen June 22. Rt Rev Msgr Frances Schultes officiated. Attendants included bridesmaids and matrons of honor in lilac organza. Reception for 150 at Knights of Columbus club rooms. Bride taught in Au relia last year. groom served overseas and later worked at Larkin funeral home Sioux City.
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Marie Krogman
Clarence Krogman
Stanly B. Kellen
William Kellen
Remsen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Frances Schultes
Bladioli
Robert Gengler
James Arens
Robert Schnieders
Mr. Moritz
Ervin Ahlers
Sherrie Wesslin
Ronald Keer
Phil Hewne
Michael Fideler
Charles Bystrek
Jack Berlendes
Inlaw
Verne Kellen
Knights of Columbus Club
J. H. Galles
Victor Kellen
Granville
Katherine Schoter
Lorraine Ahlers
Ervin Ahiers
Maxine Moritz
Ronald Ruhland
Donald Rommel
Eugene Ellensohn
Orville Portz
Merlyn Klein
Duane Kunkel
Thereas Vaske
Darlene Pottebaum
LaDonna Ahlers
Donald Hughes
Lawrence Roling
Everald Paskett
Fred Arens
August Haack
Joe Freticks
Arnold Steichen
St. Mary's High School
Briar Cliff College
Sioux City
Aurelia
Alton
S T. Mary's High School
Remset
Loras College
Dubuque
Larkin Funeral Home
Couple to wed and reside in California
The couple will live in California as Mr. Kellen plans to attend school, marking a new chapter for the pair as they establish residence and pursue education.
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California
Kellen
Mary Krusen and Harvey Vellinga Weds in Le Mars Ceremony
Miss Mary Lorraine Krusen and Harvey Dale Vellinga exchanged vows at Calvary United Brethren Church Le Mars on June 29 1957 at 3 00 pm Rev Clarence W Dwine presiding The bride daughter of Marlow Krusen Horaick Iowa and the groom son of Henry Vellinga Orange City Iowa The organist Carol Kurtz accompanied Joan Wheeler as she sang I Love You Truly and The Lords Prayer The bride wore a white embroidered organdy over taffeta gown with seed pearl trim and fingertip veil She carried white roses The bridegroom and ushers included Robert Vellinga and Stanley De Haan A reception for 100 followed with yellow and white decor The couple plan reside in Vermillion South Dakota The Globe Post note closes with an ad line.
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Mary Lorraine Krusen
Harvey Dale Vellinga
Calvary United Brethren Church
le Mars
Clarence W. Dwine
Marlow Krusen
Horaick
Iowa
Henry Vellinga
Orange City
Stiss Carol Kurtz
Joan Wheeler
Robert Kokenge
Sioux City
Robert Vellinga
Stanley de Haan
Jack Krusen
Audrey Korver
Roy VanderStoep
Krusen
Vellinga
Edith Bryson
Iris Hemmingson
Marvin Kots
Ruth Hartman
Jack Kruse
Etta Albert
Herman Schultz
Westmar College
Cunningham
University of South Dakota At
Vermillion
Weyen Haage nuptials announced at Christ Lutheran church
Miss Donna Mae Weyen daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Weyen Le Mars and Glenn Haage son of Mr and Mrs Fred Haage Akron were married at Christ Lutheran church Grant township June 27 1957 Rev Bernard Nagel officiated at 8 00 p m The bride is employed at Buds Super Valu and the groom is engaged in farming
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Donna Mae Weyen
Herman Weyen
le Mars
Glenn Haage
Fred Haage
Akron
Christ
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