Center Junction Recital Highlights Student Pupil List
Mrs TruMan Stanton presented piano pupils in a Sunday recital at Center Junction Presbyterian Church on March 12. Pupils included Connie and Vickie Paulsen Linda Gray Patricia Weers Dennis Ketelsen Virgil Weers Will Dirks Greg Von Spreecken Joleen Von Spreecken Kimberlee Smith Peggy Thompson Jill Jamieson Barbara Zirkelbach and others. Guests included Mr and Mrs Truman Stanton Mr and Mrs Ralph Husmann and LuAnn Ana mos a Mrs Robert Macrea and three daughters. Birthday celebrations and visiting guests noted.
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Center Junction
Tru- Man Stanton
Center Junction Presbyterian Church
Connie
Vickie Paulsen
Linda Gray
Patricia Weers
Dennis Ketelsen
Virgil Weers
Will Dirks
Greg
Joleen von Spreecken
Kimberlee Smith
Peggy Thompson
Jill Jamieson
Barbara Zirkelbach
Vickie
Connie Paulsen
Joleen
Greg von Spreecken
Gladys McNeilly
Stanton
Ned Paulsen
Wendy Shibley
Truman Stanton
John Jansen
Onslow
Ralph Husmann
LuAnn
Paul Smith
Anamosa
Robert MaCrea
New York Times and Fidel Castro coverage questioned
A critique of the Times and reporter Herbert Matthews argues their Cuba coverage misled readers about Fidel Castro. It asserts Matthews aided Castro’s image as anti Communist, influencing US officials and shaping public perception through front page dispatches in Havana.
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New York Times
Fidel Castro
Herbert L. Matthews
Matthews
the Times
Fidel
Cuba
State Department
Havana
Castro
Cas
Tro
Batista
Roy Rubottom
inter-American Affairs
American Society of Newspaper Men
Government Can't Do It Alone
Eisenhower argues near end of presidency that government is not the sole driver of economic growth. He says private action, incentives, capital, and demand conditions shape job creation and growth more than government intervention. The federal role is to foster conditions that enable private initiative and responsibilities by individuals, groups, and governments.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Remodeling at Edward's department store to boost self service
Workmen remodel Edward's department store to expand self service. The piece notes in Monticello Mrs. George Harford retiring after 30 years with Northwest Bell and recalls a 1923 patron count of 750 rising to 1700 by 1956.
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Edward
George Harford
Northwest Bell Telephone Company
Monticello
Weaver Construction Company
Iowa Falls
Onslow
Maquoketa
Jones County
Donald Serbousek
Andrew Ray Davis
Andrew Davis
Center Junction
Monticello Express Official Monticello newspaper data
The Monticello Express is the weekly Thursday paper serving Monticello and Jones County. It is a second class mail matter with roots dating to 1865 and lists subscription rates by region and international options.
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Cpl
Karl Behrends
Camp Funston
Kan
Alva Behrends
Monticello State Bank
Monticello
Iowa
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
United States
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Clarence McLaughlin
Gay MccConaughy
Max Wortman
A. C. Holzer
Independence
Tabernacle
Maurice Lot
Bateman
Wyoming Relief Corps
Gar Hall
Harold Wilcox
Cornell College
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Mason City
Cornell College Glee Club
Monticello Express
Jack Smith
Glenn Hein and
Lee
Richard Andreesen
William Bohlken
Carl Hein
Melvin Hein
Lee Alan
Noel Ostrander
Janet
Darlene
Mar
Henry Miller
Dave Cartano
Iowa State College Singers
Iowa Cities
Omaha
Neb
Martin Buol
Leslie L.linn
Massey-Harris
Monticello Implement and Truck Company
Racine
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St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Sharon Freese
Donna Harris
Shirley Tuetken
Sharon Zubler
Richard Davis
Neil First
Leroy Hinrichs
Jon C. Husman
James Ricklefs
Donald Rickels
Thomas M Vesey
Dale Volk
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BUICK
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McLaughlin Motor CO
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Donald Bloesch
First
Monacelo State Bank
Sembee Botnet
Nana Soe
Peoples Natural Gas
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