Monticello Voices Fury Over Korea Police Action
In a letter from Monticello residents they express anger at the Korean War as a police action. They mourn Pfc. Garriet Harms killed in Korea between October 10 and 16 and urge decisive action to end the fighting and save American lives.
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Monticello
Korea
Pfc
Garriet Harms
Garriet
Clem Eden
Cedar Rapids
Raymond
Garriets
Washington
Truman
Pentagon
Morhticello
Be Sure To Vote In Tuesday's Monticello City Election
Citizens of Monticello are urged to vote next Tuesday in the city election. The note emphasizes voting as a duty and privilege in a free nation even though no issues are on the ballot.
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Monticello
CARE FOR KOREA CAMPAIGN SLOGAN PROMOTES AID
The General Federation of Women's Clubs launches a Thanksgiving drive to send CARE food and textile packages from America to Korean war victims. It highlights vast homelessness and hunger in South Korea and urges civilian contributions to support refugees, orphans, and civilians affected by the conflict.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Americas
Europe
Asia
Korea
U.S
Navy
USS
St. Paul
Inchon Harbor
Fifth Air Force
Cheju Island
Seoul
Howels
General Federation
Poetic Japanese Traffic Advice From Public Safety Magazine
A softened traffic safety excerpt reprinted from Public Safety magazine offers poetic guidance. The piece urges drivers to stop for policemen, toot their horn melodiously to approaching pedestrians and animals, give ample space to dogs and wandering horses, avoid exhaust fumes, and slow around corners to prevent accidents.
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Public Safety Magazine
Bob Hullihan
Iowa Reports First Human Rabies Death Since 1944
A six year old Des Moines boy died of rabies this year marking Iowa s first human rabies death since 1944. Diagnosis shifted from encephalitis to rabies after a dog bite was recalled and the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology confirmed rabies encephalitis. Doctor Heeren urges annual dog vaccination and removal of unlicensed stray dogs to curb future deaths.
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Des Moines
Ralph H. Heeren
Iowa State Department of Health
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington, D.C
Iowa City
Washington
Doctor Heerens
Heeren
Doctor Heeren
Thanksgiving generosity aids Korea war orphans and refugees
Amid harvest and holiday meals a nationwide drive by the General Federation of Women's Clubs mobilizes aid for South Korea. Packages of food blankets and clothing will be delivered in December in the donor's name, with Monticello’s campaign committee collecting contributions.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
South Korea
Women's Club
Monticello
The Millionth Traffic Death Warning From Iowa Safety Congress
The Iowa Safety Congress warns that within weeks a traffic accident could claim the millionth death. A careless act or momentary distraction may cause the fatal outcome, urging everyone to slow down and use best judgment in traffic.
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Mr. Million
Iowa
Happenings in Buck Creek Area Reported by Mrs Dolley
Mrs. Herman Dolley compiles a social column listing Sunday dinners. Guests include the Wilson and Preussner families from Delhi and surrounding farms. Hospital notes mention Clifford Wilson's post appendectomy return, plus local events like a bazaar and a steel guitar program at the Community club.
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Herman Dolley
Buck Creek
LaVern Wilson
Howard Preussner
Delhi
van Wilson
Henry Wilson
Clifford Wilson
D.h.la
McDonald Hospital
Union Township Farm Bureau
Clarence Bacon
Allen Remling
Clyde Blount
Henry Aldrich
Tom Wilson
Mike Wilson
New Albia
Don Saathoff
Hazleton
Freddy Zimmerman
Archie Beitz
Victor Wilson
Don Wilson
Floyd Wilson
Don Molesberry
Paul Gienapp
Gordon Keith
Keith
Ben Keith
Ray Haynes
Fritz Kromminga
Richard Kromminga
Donald Zimmerman
Memorial Hospital
George Huber
Barbara
Kenneth Bacon
Cornell College
Bud Landers
John Wilson
Margaret Fowler
Lucille Billmyer-Ivo Huber
St. Matthew’s Church
Cedar Rapids
Jay Huber
Texas
Louisiana
Harvey Bacon
Phil Himebaugh
Pat
Gene Bacon
Donna
Peggy
Loras Kehoe
Bill Murray
Delbert Crowley
Marion
Gib Klar
Krank Knipper
Jeanette
Masonville
Charley Bacon
Gene Thompson
Ardin
Vera Bacon
Iowa City
John Schweitzer
Kenneth Sheppard
Clark Dighton
Roy Dighton
Lucy Bassett
Aiken
Prairieburg
Ivan Wilson
Lorney Bacon
Spebs&sa
Coliseum
Alfred Lahey
Justin Supple
Dick Lahey
Graf
Howard Dufoe
Center Point
Floyd Dufoe
Lucy Hogan
Coggan
Steve McDonell
Ernie McDonough
Clarence Slattery
Elaine Fitzspatrick
Jim McDonough
Dubuque
Donnie McDonald
Mark Leonard
Weekend visitors and social visits across Monticello area
The community list records numerous Friday through Sunday visits. Roger Baldwin and Lynn, Albert and Mrs McVay with children, and many other couples from Monticello, Manchester, Dyersville, Earlville, Clemens, Ryan, Farley, and Waterloo visited relatives or attended events. Several families hosted dinners and traveled to Chicago, Detroit, or Fort Leonard Wood.
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Margaret Gearhart
University of Dubuque
Paul Gearhart
Walter Becker
Fayette
Walter Richardson
Beckers
Armar Ballroom
Cedar Rapids
Clark Dighton
Bob Beck
Floyd Wilson
Richardsons
Kenneth Sheppard
Elmer Sheppard
Memorial Hospital
Harold Crystal
Jim Shover Jr
Manchester
Crystal
Roberta Shover
Paul Fleming
W. T. Fleming
Coggan
Ed Brady
M. J. Crowley
Ray Crowley
Bernard Crowley
Cascade
Kremer-Wilson
Ann Evers
Dubuque
Clarence Bollinger
Monticello
Gene Moulton
Henry Che
Emil Josh
Bremen
Kansas
Tom Wilson
Freddy Zimmerman
Nancy
Henry Aldrich
Sadie Milroy
Zona Wilson
Harold Wilson
Wayne
Henry Marek
Ed Offerman
Hilah Haigh
Quasqueton
Merritt Haigh
Cliff Reed
John Sill
Ralph Thompson
Roger Baldwin
Bob Aldrich
Harley Dighton
Alva Wilson
Ray Emmett
John King
Philip
Lynn
Albert McVay
Everett Beitz
Tom Gogel
Jacob Foxen
Dyersville
Fritz Gogel
Gail Thompson
Iowa City
Robert
Myron Zumbach
Chicago
Lyle Winch
Marion
Henry Winch
Art Offerman
Earlville
Gerald Rohr
Gerry
Willis Willard
Forrest Jones
Raymond Porter
Janiece
Marvin Stahlberg
Henry Ehlers
Coggon
Glen Thompson
Joé Orr
Latha Daun
Ed Orr
June Orr
Clemens
Frank Orr
Charlene
Wilfred Staner
Bernard
Louis Zumbach Sr
Gilbert Keebler
Ryan
Halo Tobiason
Farley
Rollie Broneman
Hale Tobiason
Donald
Donald Britt
Glen Thompson Jr
Susan
Jack Holdridge and Sons
Mert Tinker
Delhi
Clarence Bacon
QO. A
Detroit
Hogans
Edwards
Clarence Kehoe
Jack Crowley
Helen Reese
Waterloo
Harold Crowley
Clyde Blount
Bill Schott
Janesville
Wis
Madge Henderson
Dale Oldfather
Volga
Wilfred Kenny
Walter McCorkle
R. W. Reggentine
Paul Green
Roy Havens
Nellie Morey
Carrie Brown
Jennie Curtis
Leroy Morey
Ozarks
Missouri
Oklahoma
Dean Morey
Fort Leonard Wood
John Hansens
Sikora
Harry
Jack Stingley
Kermit Dirks
Montana
Maude Duncan
Andrew McNeilly
Fort Dodge
Charles Luett
Frank Himebaugh
Walter Seiler and Sons
May Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Hopkinton
C. B. Carson
S. G. Thompson
Marvin Glover
Ed Glover
Bedford
Jane
Susan Pickens
William and
Betty Cross
Judy Starr
Walter Seiler
Robert Guthrie
Russell Wolfe
Anamosa
Sally Stanton
Elgin
T. E. Stanton
Ella Strong
John Strong
Express Readers Echo Phrase About Coverage
Local readers reference a phrase claiming you saw it in the Express noting interest in the paper’s reporting and circulation.
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Madison Merry Maids Meet at Home of Glenda Woodworth
The Madison Merry Maids October meeting occurred at Glenda Woodworth s home in Center Junction with eight members, three mothers, two leaders and a visitor present. Barbara Yankee, Sally and Jerie Catlett joined as members and Kathleen Dirks led games and contests.
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Harry Chase
Augusta Norris
Norman Martens
Robert Yankee
Rex Brady
Arlo Brady
John Hinrichs
Yankee
Chase
Sadie McDonald
Cleveland
Ohio
William Chamberlain
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