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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - August 29, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news these Days by George e. Sokolsky 1iakkiman v. Rockefeller i the 1930 s produced a special Breed of millionaire s Sony the Man not Only with the social conscience j but also with the guilt Complex. These Young people were at College j during the depression years or i were still under the influences of the exciting movements which marked that period. They wanted to do the right thing. They witnessed the poverty of those who lost their Money As Well As those who never had any. Even if born Republican they found themselves happiest in the new Deal which gave them an outlet for serving that one third of a nation which the Rich Felt that their ancestors had robbed. Averell Harriman is the son of f. H. Harriman who made an i enormous Fortune building Western railroads. The elder Harriman was a particularly astute person who came out of the ranks and had neither a Grandfather nor a father to leave him any wealth. What he had was his because in accordance with the ways of his Day. He earned j it. O a o i Averell Harriman started life As a Republican but entered the new Deal As a Liberal. Franklin d. Roosevelt was attracted to him a Theodore Roosevelt was repelled by his father. He Given a number of important Post in the Roosevelt administration the most important being his ambassador ship to Moscow during the Teheran and Yalta conferences. He is Well informed on All phases of the russian question although like so Many new dealers he is impelled to defend Roosevelt s errors a s politically necessary which while it May be sound politics is unsound morals. Harriman i. Serve As governor of new York state for one term and is n it a up for re election. His career As governor while not startling was nevertheless distinguished for competent not a great orator. Harriman likes to get around making an unusually Large number of speeches. Vol. 80, no. 204 it. Pleasant Iowa Friday evening August 29, 1958 by Carrier 30# per week by mail $7.50 per year president signs s. S. Measure Iff a a v 4 of up. Mm0mii x w it a. 18�$ a 9b w 1 College work during teamsters donated gave $17,500 to Loveless Campaign Muscatine. Iowa up i a j gov. Herschel c. Loveless said he did no to know the teamsters Union contributed to his Campaign. He also questioned Why the legislative investigating committee has Nof investigated contributions to the Republican party. County Hospital adopts new visiting hour policy Des Moines up a former j democratic state chairman Jake More testified tuesday the team i items Union donated $17,500 to summer graduation a Iowa Wesleyan students who completed their summer school this year a received their diplomas tuesday morning. Faculty participating in the graduation exercises Are in the front Row above. They Are. Left to right prof d d Millspaugh or. Donald h Bishop or. Harry e. Jaques president j. Raymond Chadwick or. John r. Kapp and prof. Olan g. Ruble. The graduates Are 2nd Row from left Maynard Whitney Solon William Hedgepeth Burlington Norma Kay Martin Columbus Junction Phyllis Lowe Crawfordsville Nancy Moen Bramhall Mason City Doris Beggs Keokuk Blanche Hoffman Perry 3rd Row Don Underwood Newt London Dorothy hol Steen Klodnycky. West Point Anna Gills Carnahan it. Pleasant Vera Foss Holm Stockport Nancy Delp gov Herschel c Loveless in Burggraaf new Sharon Richard Dietrick it pleasant Don Dobersch Chicago. Ill Mary Jane Schenk us l Campaign Winfield june hawn Oakville and Linnie Lyon Parker it. Pleasant 4th Row Don Gibbs Moline i Howard Nugen. It pleasant Barbara Vandiver Burlington Willa Magorian. Keosauqua Betty i 1� y. Carlisle Robert Patterson it. Pleasant Mary v. Lynn Burl Egton and Carol Jean White Argyle. Misses Lowe and Martin and mrs. Bramhall received certificates for the completion of the two year teacher education course mrs. Holm received the Bachelor of science degree and the others the Bachelor of arts. Infections in hospitals especially by visitors to the Hospital. They those caused by resistant staph j bring in new germs from the out Laco ceus organisms has created Side to the patient and carry away a great problem tins problem s. A arms from the Hospital in order nation we iric and is not confined j to protect the patient and the to hospitals of any particular Type visiting Public the Board of or size. J trustees have adopted the follow the Henry county memorial j ing regulations concerning visiting Hospital has not had any serious j hours outbreaks of any Type of infection i 1. Visiting hours for both medic but this does not mean that an surgical and maternity outbreak could t happen in our j patients Lorn 10 30 a. M. To 8.00 will affect americans pocketbooks Hospital unless we Are continually on our guard administrator Richard manual Points out. This problem of infection is not p. M. 2. Visitors will be limited to to it Washington Ufa a president Eisenhower signed into Law today a Bill affecting the pocket books of nearly 90 million americans. It increases social Security benefits by 7 per cent and raises taxes on both workers and employers to help foot the Bill. The measure was one of 42 the president approved in a flurry of per patient at any one time and i Bili 8ignings that came a few it is requested that All visits be hours before he was to leave for Coffee break visit Opportunity to to meet Murray Schwengel Here business men and women and a i uppers in it. Pleasant saturday morning August 30th Aro Paul Ferrel 62, Dies in Indiana Paul Ferrel. 62, brother of Howard Ferrel or. Of it pleasant died at his Home in Indianapolis ind thursday at 5 30 p. M funeral services will be held at the slam ers Buchanan funeral Home in Indianapolis sunday afternoon. Or. Ferrel visited his Faubus Maneu vers school plans More and his Long time Secretary Mary Jane Freeman said the Money was deposited in the Loveless for governor committee accounts but Loveless himself had ,. No knowledge of the Money. He1 Umof the a . Or confined to the Hospital alone but limited t it Short periods la ,1on at Newport r. I. He can affect the Community As Well 3. Children 14 years of age an i be a cd to minor Bills affecting because any outbreak which starts under Are not permitted to visit a individuals in the Hospital Wall in All Proba any time. Ability spread to the patient s family j 4 because of the greater a Hance still remaining for his action Are friends and other members of the of infection and the Shorter length j 135 measures approved by con Community. It has been found by j of stay of maternity patients Only j Gross before it adjourned. The husband and grandparents Are Eisenhower also signed a $3. Investigations 111 recent years that airborne dirt and dust and objects like clothing and bed Linen can be Little Rock markup it a gov. Orval Faubus appeared today brother to have mane Vered the u. S. Susa id there were no strings attached to the contributions. The contributions came in two checks one from the Central conference of teamsters for $5,000 and the other from International brotherhood of teamsters for permuted to visit the Mother. 5. Visitors Are asked to limit their smoking to the main lobby and the father s waiting room. These Gan ism. The Hospital has studied this problem and feels that certain 1 effect september 1, 1958 the Steps Are necessary to help prevent i Hospital asks the co operation of an outbreak of infection. The first both patients and visitors in help step was to eliminate most of the j ing them to Rarry out these policies dirt and dust from the Hospital it is Felt that in this Way better Road by paving. This project is Well care can be Given the patient and $12,500 the $5,000 Check drawn under Way and will be completed j the Hospital can serve the visitor on a St. Louis Bank was signed very shortly. Better while at the same time re besides the dirt and dust from. During the chances of infection to the air. There Are problems created both 292,092,500 foreign Aid Bill that was 652 million dollars less than he had asked of Congress a farm Bill which was pretty much what regulations will go into he wanted and a Bill on employee by teamster president James hot Fra and vice president Harold Gibbons the signature on the photostatic copy of the $12,500 Check was illegible. More told the special Legisla Nelson Rockefeller 1 one of the give grandsons it of j in d Rockefeller who founded the Standard i restaurant and have a cup of i Coffee at 10 30 with William Murray candidate for governor Oil Fortune which was. At one time Jan Fred Schwengel can one of the largest in the world j a Datl a in election. Each of the five grandsons shows comp and bring it a our friends for particular qualities. Nelsons being h Ruck free and a visit with politics and Public service. Like Murray and Schwengel those in Harriman lie joined the new Deal a Alae hip the Coffee Hou is under Franklin d Roosevelt and panned from 10 30 to 11.00 so together with or Stanley business personnel can stagger authored the Quot Good neighbor Coffee Breaks and All have an invited to gather at the o k 1 Here two weeks ago and suffered 1 preme court into a spot where it 1 the investigating committee that a brain Haemorrhage while Here he May not decide on integration in i he made the of staels with labor was sent to an Indianapolis Hospi i Little rocks Central High until Tal and returned to his Home Only j after the school has opened with recently. 1 White students Only. Surviving besides his brother j Howard Are his wife son. James i a special session of the Arkan and daughter june of Indiana-1 Sas legislature was set to recess polls two other Brothers Irwin today after voting Faubus person of Appleton wise., and Roscoe of Al Power to close Central of in Bakersfield calif., three Sisters faced with negro integration Frances Russell of Wendover Utah Genevieve Broad of fort Collins colo., and Mabel Pratt. Indian the lawmakers also passed a Bill delaying Central s opening officials which resulted in the teamsters sending the Money. He said he a a did t think Loveless called anyone because he had no contacts with those people As far As i know solve Bank robberies in Illinois welfare and pension funds which he said was inadequate. He described the social Security Bill As a a significant step but he criticized a provision which increases Federal Grants for state operated Relief Rolls by about 197 million dollars a year. He said this a can Lead Only to the weakening of the responsibility of the states and 000 the new Law increases taxes next Jan. 1 on both workers and employers by More than one billion dollars a year to help defray the Cost of the increased benefits. Social Security checks will be Des Moines up the Iowa lamp starting in february for natural resources Council rejects a cease fire offer policy Quot for latin America. The Opportunity to visit with the failures of this policy cannot be candidates j Apolis a Nephew Howard Ferrel j sept. 15. Chief Justice Earl War attributed to Rockefeller because both congressman Schwengel or. Fairfield and the following j Ren announced late thursday the As Long As Roosevelt and later Truman adhered to the a Europe both congressman and Murray attended the water Mel >11 Dav in Muscatine Friday and and mrs. Fred Waters All of it first Quot policy latin America had to u d come in to it. Pleasant Satur take third place after Europe and d in a Orient by i the morning Coffee j pleasant Asia and that has proved to be meeting and to visit with Henry j or. Ferrel was reared in the most unfortunate for the United 1 county residents before going 011 to Yville Aiea. He lived in cousins e a Hayes Columbus supreme court would meet again Hayes. Ira Prickett James Prickett a sept. 11 for a full hearing on the states. The Quot Good neighbor policy Quot to other commitments. Indianapolis the last 32 years and might have saved this country Murray will speak at the Salem was an agent for the Northwestern Fiorin the costly errors which have 01 1 settlers meeting saturday insurance co. He was a member of now Laid latin Amenta open to a ret noon at 1.30 p. M. Rep Iowa Hospital unit r in world soviet penetration. Schwengel will also be a visitor at a War i Nelson Rockefeller served in the j Salem to meet friends during the Roosevelt. Truman and Eisenhower afternoon administrations. He might have continued accepting appointive Sisters away positions but he has chosen to risk Kic Adi y so pc a do placing himself before the people is to mkt to for election which is Tough under Are visitors Here any circumstances. Habituated to j research and polls and stuff like two residents of it pleasant that Rockefeller must have data nearly 50 years ago Are visitors place in Angus show at fair More said he knew of no other Quot teamster Money Quot which came into Aid the Loveless Campaign rep. Scott Swisher d Iowa until1 City asked More what the democratic party had to Promise the teamsters to get the Money More said there were a a no conditions Quot and that he was getting the Money that former gov. Leo Hoegh was expecting. But Faubus signed neither Bill a Over the years labor has ask into Law and it. Appeared he might j of the least of the democratic delay doing so indefinitely which party in Iowa but they Felt is possible so Long As the legislature Loveless could win and All things is technically still in special ses being equal with a Democrat in son they would get the most Quot More integration crisis in Little Rock natural resources Council thurs Springfield 111 the j Day refused to Stop issuing i Riga Fri today announced the solution. Tion permits to Iowa Farmers and of a series of Bank robberies in j rejected a a cease fire Quot offer in its Iowa placings of Angus cattle entered by Nau and Oliver of it. Pleasant and Williamsburg at the Iowa stale fair included the following sixth with a Junior yearling Bull. A until i sign the Bill which provides for the opening of the school on sept. 15, the school opening will be in the hands of the school Faubus told a press conference. Said. Which incline him to believe that Here and Are staying at the har he has a Good Chance of election. Ian. The Sisters Ida Day Hunter. I ninth with a senior Bull calf tenth and Margaret Day Woodhead of Averell Harriman and Nelson Washington d c. And Seattle. V a summer yearling Bull Rockefeller have had the same wash., respectively attended school associations in and out of polities 1 a re in the Early 1900 s and have they Are socially of the same elem Back to look Over the City and ment. They have both been in meet old friends fluence in their political careers j their father. James Harvey Day. By Harry Hopkins and mrs. Anna made the Brick and built the Rosenberg who has been Nelson smokestack at the mental health Rockefeller a political Mentor. They Institute the smokestack that was have both devoted their famous replaced by a new one Only a few fortunes to Public life. Years ago. Mrs Hunters husband. The Campaign will therefore be Amos Canterbury was employed very interesting because what will the it. Pleasant Republican they say against each other Vohen it was located on the South Harriman record As governors a e of the Square in 1905. Has been Good. Rockefeller s record a daughter Helen now deceased As a Public servant will stand was born at the Canterbury Home scrutiny. This can be a Campaign on East Green Street a son Ken on tie1 issues without too much Neth was bom at their Home on personal vituperation although West Monroe the Home razed for there is no telling what May the sheets motors used car lot. Happen in campaigns. Mrs Woodhead who was married it is known that the republicans aft leaving Here went to Seattle plan to make the democratic Lead j 51 years ago. Reship of Carmine Desapio a 1 a major Issue it is difficult to see How they can succeed with that because Carmine Desapio has to outdo Michigan never associated with those italians a who Are often referred to As the j evidently to prove to his son. Mafia. Nor can it b said that Howard who is visiting Here from Harriman has been under Ilesa Michigan that Michigan is not to s control for Harriman brought the Only Apple state in the Union with him to Albany Many new supt. C. A. Cottrell pointed out dealers some of them of a leftist that one of his Apple Trees is pro persuasion nevertheless it win be during late summer blossoms. Interesting to see what the re Howard brought a Blossom to the a senior Bull calf entered in the name of naut a Angus farm it. Pleasant placed third. In the sheep department Shrop Shires entered by e. H. Rotter of West Point won championships a Reserve championship and several other placings. Swisher asked whether in Veless had promised anything and More replied a i would not expect that he would have to Promise Quot you can ask them when school More. Ousted As party chairman will open a Jaew weeks ago after 17 years in that Post said the teamster Money was used to pay expenses during campaigns for both Loveless and for the late r m Spike Evans Arnolds Park the Detuno Faubus action put squarely on j cratic candidate for senator in the hot seat school superintendent Virgil t. Blossom with whom the governor has feuded since last september. The school Board already has an j bounced Little Rock schools will open on sept. 8, three Days before the next supreme court hearing. 1 chuckles in the news they a prefer donkeys no action by senators woman killed in collision of local Apple tree trying Perry. Iowa up mrs. Anna Wooster 62, Mapleton. Was killed today in a two car collision at the Washington it up a the intersection of u. S. Highway 169board of directors of the Wash i and Iowa Highway 141, East of Here. Jackson. Miss. Updo leaders in ton senators took no action to mrs Wooster was Riding in a Mississippi s Quot dollars for j Day on shifting major league car driven by her husband. Guy. Democrats drive Are planning to Bas,.ball franchise Minneapolis change the wallpaper in a local hotel room they Are using for Headquarters. The paper is decorated with elephants. Especially the last j Iowa City Iowa up a Milwaukee w i s. Up Richard Lee Seaton 1, died Bernard j. Geisheker Northwest Illinois and said Wilbur Floyd Hilliard 19, Oswego 111, had confessed. Hilliard was arrested late thursday night in an Oswego 111., tavern. R. D Gibbons special agent in charge of the Fri office Here said Hilliard s Uncle Walter m Chase 29, Oswego is being sought in the Case. Gibbons said Chase has lived at times in the Keokuk. Iowa area at Chicago. Fri agent Richard Auerbach said Hilliard had confessed taking part with his Uncle in Bank robberies at Nauvoo Joy and Viola 111. The total loot in the three robberies was placed at $11,333. Too Hilliard was taken before a u. S commissioner in Chicago today and Bond was set at $20,000 pending arraignment sept. 2 before a u. S. Commissioner in Springfield. Two men participated in each of the Bank robberies one armed with a Shotgun the other with a revolver and in each Case employees were locked up. Pm by agents said Hilliard who has the words a death before Dishonour Quot tattooed on his upper right Arm had $88 with him when picked up and that he said the Money was part of the loot from a $2,947 robbery at the Farmers state Bank Viola last tuesday. Running Battle with the conservation commission. The commission earlier this month said it would Stop its court fight against irrigation permits issued by the Council and Iowa water commissioner Richard Bullard if the Council would quit issuing further permits. Chairman Bruce Stiles said the commission wanted the a a ceasefire to last until the 1959 legislature could consider changes in Iowa a water rights Law he said the 12 million persons now drawing benefits. For most of them the increases will average $4.75 a month. Too major provisions of the other Bills Eisenhower approved foreign Aid provides $3,298, 092,500 in military and economic Aid to the nations friends in the free world during the fiscal year ending next june 30 the president has said one of major disappointments about the just concluded Congress is that it reduced the appropriation by 652 million dollars. Labor requires that reports be., 4 j filed with the Secretary of labor he did t want to go to court with Nikl. _ r for Public inspection on the of the fight. the Council said thurs the ration of welfare and pension funds operated by both employers claims dogs brought Back boy Dies after drinking gasoline superin thursday shortly after drinking pendent of the City Bureau of gasoline from a bucket used by garbage collection has asked for j his father to clean paint brushes the tot son of or and mrs. Clyde Seaton Iowa City was dead when it collided with a vehicle _ driven by Arthur Wiecher. 54. Al London up a soviet rus Gona. The two men received in sea claimed today to have brought juries As did a woman passenger two dogs safely Back to Earth from a super stratospheric rocket. A Moscow radio broadcast said the animals were rocketed to a height of about 280 Miles on aug. 27. In i Echert a car. Mrs. Artha Peterson Des Moines. Ports be filed Quot making it possible to conceal Many he said if the new Law is to be effective a it will require extensive amendment Quot by the next Congress. He said it fails to a provide necessary Protection for the 85 million working men and Wom-1 in whose interest in welfare and i pension plans amounts to More than 30 billion earm provides lower Price sup a ports and greater planting Freedom for Farmers in line with the controversial recommendations of Secretary of agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. Euratom enables the United states to join six european Al youth suffers head Cut at Pool better pay for garbage men who a a. Must have an even temperament Well rounded personality. Adequate Power of expression physical stamina. Fail educational background and oblivious to petition filed for divorce b e on arrival at mercy Hospital. Warm and showers for Long week end receives degree among the 123 receiving degrees publicans make of All this. A Cam new s Friday morning As proof that. At Iowa state College summer Elmer Swanson. 13-year-old son of or. And mrs. G e. Swanson 600 West Monroe Street suffered a deep Gash in his head when he struck his head while diving at tiled at the clerk s office in the the municipal swimming Pool courthouse by Wanda Jackson Nind Urtin before inn thursday at 2 20 . J new London against Jay r Jack a George Weiny who has been son the Weatherman predicted 1 managing the Pool this week took. The petition states that the admitted thursday warm and showery labor Day the boy to a doctor and ten couple was married in Huntsville mrs Perry Beattie of oids weekend for were required to close the mo., july 26. 1941. And lived to dismissed thursday the five Day forecast said tem wound. The boy was then taken gather until aug 24. 1958 j Albert Dolfer pain against Desapio would not this wealthy Apple tree in the i term graduation Friday was David Pera Tures for the period would be Home. The plaintiff asks for the custody mrs. Walter h Miller be a Campaign against Harriman. Cottrell Yard is making an Effort Beachly. Son of the Ervin Reschly about Normal with frequent tem Young Swanson was doing a Back of four minor children and that dismissed Friday copyright if a a King features to produce a. Coi 1 crop the he received i. Degree in Mechini i Pesature changes. Rainfall will flip off the Side of the Pool when household goods and real estate in Ellworth Scarff Syndicate inc 1 Mumei Cal engineering average about half an Inch he struck his head new London be set aside for her 1 Thomas Arbogast of Wayland Day it had no Choice in and Umon it. Ei5tnhowfr to a matter became the go gave it the duty to Rule on All applications for irrigation permits Council members said they Stop issuing the permits. A it is lip to the commission now to decide if it wants to go to court a one member of the Council said. New blasts at Quemoy Taipei Formosa up a communist chinese artillery blasted the nationalist held Quemoy islands again today in what some sources said was a pre invasion i de in of it so called Euratom pro bombardment the United states am 0 develop nuclear Power emphasized the urgency of the to1 pea crime uses. The six Are situation by ordering the giant j Belgium West Germany France aircraft Carrier Midway to for a Luxembourg Italy and the Neth Mosa. Errands. Eisenhower said the joint some nationalist government of pr�6cam should prove Quot highly files began moving out of Taipei i Benc Ciai to Europe and to the into the suburb As a precaution nixed against possible communist an military construction provides attacks. A 51,353.850,000 appropriation for military construction projects including $252,500,000 for ballistic defensive and strategic missile installations. Agencies appropriates $6,090, 156.900 to finance operations of 17 Independent government agencies. The measure contains 40 million dollars to launch the new Aid to science education program $100.-1000 to cover expenses of newly approved pensions for sex presi a dents and $152,810,000 for con j Striction of 47 new Federal build i Ings in 20 states and Hawaii. Onions outlaws trading in onion futures on commodity exchanges. Sponsors of the legislation had charged that futures speculation had driven Down the Cash Price on onions. Iraq to Honor of agreements London. Up a the Iraq government of brigadier Abdul Karim Kassem has Given fresh pledges to Honor existing International Oil a petition for divorce has been j agreements which will set plans in motion to double the country soil memorial Hospital notes

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