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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - July 23, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news these Days by George e. Sokolsky they done to want to know swifter and More general Means communications do not necessarily mean better and More Complete understanding. One would have imagined that that would always have been recognized for otherwise How can it be explained that those who live under one roof husband and wife father and son Mother and sister fail to understand each other in fact often grow apart As the years pass despite All the Effort that has been put into achieving a More effective Exchange views Between the United states and soviet Russia very Little Progress has been made. I quote a paragraph from a Izvestia Quot the official government newspaper soviet Russia As an example total misunderstanding a the president s explanation., exaggerates the role the United states in the development historical events. This has obviously not been done without a purpose but to justify the current rearmament the United states and those military measures which it is taking in All parts the world the pretext insuring peace. A thus wrong idea about the exceptional role the United states in the shaping world events which attempts to ignore the interest other states is used As the basis for the a s. Presidents reply. For instance the stubborn raising by the president the question the social systems in the european Peoples democracies and even in the soviet Union is dictated precisely by such an idea. The time has come to realize that the question the existence socialist countries was decided by history Long ago. And is not a subject to the american monopolies which As Consolation still appear to consider themselves All powerful a a too the very language this Para graph is confusing to an american a the pretext insuring peace a after All. Since 1917. Vol. 80, no. 172 it. Pleasant Iowa wednesday evening july 2.1, 1958 by Farrier 30 per week by Wall 17,50 per year prospects dim for conference a area men to discuss Hall Fame Hamp Ionette demonstration team wins first a general meeting representatives la Southeastern Iowa towns and cities to discuss the proposed agricultural Hall Fame will be held at the Iris in it. Pleasant thursday evening. Chamber Commerce repro the the demonstration from Champion ettes Vernene Rodger and Henna Rittermeyer won the purple ribbon in the senior division j c a Cottrell received Assurance tuesday afternoon and will repro i from the Viggo Jensen construction sent the county at the state fair. A dreaming draperies Quot was the theme their demonstration. Their leaders Are mrs. Robert Carl Senta Tives Farmers and newspaper son and mrs. Floyd Foster. Men from the Southeastern area have been invited. Iowa the local chamber Commerce second place winners were Lois Al win and Jane Wickham the Waynette. The demonstration was a have a Ball with your Walls a is heading up the meeting in order Thoy we represent Henry in unto to discuss the possibility the at the Cate Congress at Waterloo. Then leaders Are mrs. Lester me Gohan and mrs. Gilbert Bergstrom other teams All red ribbon winners were Tippecanoe Topnotch Liers Beth Ford and Karole Scarf Klever Klover Shirley Schlatter and Berdene Bas Hart City centers Sally Sutton and Sarah Stanley and new London lassies. Linda Redfern and Dolores Mille. Out Iraq first americans airborne out Iraq after the sudden revolution leave plane in Rome. There were 92 aboard. Later others arrived by plane in Naples. Races again tonight three double winners in fair harness horse races to the wire barely losing. Entire area getting Back a movement to bring the Hall Fame to some site in Southeastern Iowa. The Hall Fame idea originated by Howard Cowden president the Consumers cooperative association has been gaining headway in recent months and the local c c has been keeping in close touch with developments. Local men can Forsee a possibility that a site in Southeastern Iowa might be selected but believe that it a will take a United Effort to bring this about. The Hall Fame which would i be to agriculture what some the other noted Halls Fame Are to their industries sports promises to be a big attraction for tourists year in and year out and Likely would be a site for at least one major gathering each year. Representatives have been invite Thero were three double winners in the harness horse races at the whether we have been right Henry county fair tuesday night Julca wrong we have expended the t which Drew a fair sized crowd wealth our country sacrificed j bout 1.600 persons another card our sons. Bore the Burden taxes j racing will be held tonight with the first race set for 7 30 . And debt in the Hope achieving world peace it Woodrow Wilson was wrong in establishing the league nations at any rate whatever he did was to achieve peace similarly the United states owned by and mrs. Keith Carey Columbus Junction and driven by r. Carey took both heats went into world War ii in part a the 2 24 Pace being timed in 2 122 each time Low Ana owned and driven by Carl hem Monti cello. Came out top in both it dropping Back to third. Heats the 2 20 Trot with times 2 14 and 2 12. Too fastest time the evening was registered by the Swift Brook Queen owned by Glen Bice Galesburg. Illand driven by j. L. Curtis As she toured the Oval in 2 08.5 in winning the second heat the tree for All Pace. Brook Queen broke twice in the heat and ended up seventh. Boots Moke owned by Carl Steinfeldt Pership with soviet Russia tor the cause peace and human rights. In this cause the United states gave soviet Russia $11,000,000,000 in goods and funds with the object assisting Russia to establish a modern Industrial Plant. A people s democracies a this phrase we americans cannot understand. Certainly after what happened in Hungary americans must ask what have the people to do with it and How can it be a democracy when it is a dictatorship by a political oligarchy inst tilted by the conquering nation nevertheless the term a people s democracy Quot is employed by soviet Russia to describe a satellite country. That is one that has been conquered but has not been completely absorbed by the soviet Union thus in the organization a Universal state soviet Russia employs and intermediate political form the satellite which while giving the appearance Independence actually is not Independent in any respect. A a american monopolies a this term is employed by communists to describe the american system private Enterprise it assumes that the Means production distribution and Exchange in this country is owned by Quot trusts which enslave the people by a Price system which keeps them Iii poverty. Earl Browder formerly Leader the american communist party has written a Book. A Marx and America Quot which has just been published by Duell. Sloan and Pearce in which he says a Marx clearly recognized americans exceptional position demonstrated by its deviation from his doctrine impoverishment a pauperism As the a absolute general Law capitalist thus exceptional position must up Hast and gave Mamie r a race have had an exceptional another phrase they use is a a a. S ruling who rules in the United states0 the russians. Out their experience with in Ana was ahead All the Way in the Paul a Guy owned and driven by John Keith Bedford and Henrietta a owned by Don Mann and Forest Halversen Marshalltown and Tommy Dean owned and driven driven by Richard Terwilliger by j. C. Perrin Montfort wise., j moved up to contest Iowana but captured both heats the 2 28 \ make the Grade and Fin Trot in 2 17.3 and 2 18 Mamie r. Shed second and third respectively. In the second heat. Iowana and Lesota key engaged in a hot Battle most the race. Iowana held a slight Lead coming Down the stretch and had to hold off Paul a Guy at the w ire Lesota key results judging c contractor to Faubus asks install new supreme court to review injunction floor Little Rock. Ark. Up Arkansas gov. Orval e. Faubus asked the . Supreme court tuesday to review an injunction against his interfering with integration at Central High school a request mailed to the supreme court asked for a recall records the Case from Federal District court Here and from the eighth circuit court Otap peal at St Louis. In Washington the Justice ordered a Brief pre the local school Board and supt. Company Iowa City tuesday afternoon that the floor the new High school gymnasium will be replaced at the company a expense. Part Tho floor had been removed by the company recently and Assurance was Given that the entire floor will be removed and replaced. The floor had developed apartment humps unevenness and looseness pared for possible use in the lit since being installed and had been j tie Rock school segregation a the cause for meetings the Board j peal with representatives the con-1 officials said the Brief would be treating firm numerous Telephone used if the department decides to Calls and the retaining an at intervene when the St Louis Torney to represent the school1 court hears the Case aug 4 by a re. I Tjie circuit court will review obtaining new lumber for the j Federal judge Harry j Lem Ley s floor the installation the new i june 20 ruling postponing integral say de Gaulle would refuse to attend Bili Eti \ Moscow Ipi a the smut gov Al intent agreed tonight to attend a i n. Summit conference condition that indians Nehru and Rab representatives also Are invited. Placings included Dairy Holstein Blue Eldon Waddle cd from the following cities Ashy <2> Champion and my my judging took place tuesday wednesday in the sheep hog Dairy divisions the Junior livestock show. Rodney Reserve nearby areas Keokuk it Madison 2 20 Trot hurling Muscatine Iowa City Washington Ottumwa Bloomfield Fairfield and Keosauqua. It pleasant will have several representatives present also. Brook Queen broke at the Start continued Page 5> . Coles to head Kiwan ians division 9 new London Man takes own life new London a Charles Levi Hall 76, took his own life at his Home about 11 30 a Wednesday shooting himself in the Chest with i a .12 Guage Shotgun j Coroner Hugh Dallner ruled that i death was by suicide he and sheriff Russell Van Tuyl invest i gated. J mrs. Hall who is confined to a wheel chair was in the House at 1 the time the shooting. The Elliott funeral Home was called and first v Coles was unanimously nominated tor lieutenant governor sent an ambulance to the scene. Of division 9 kiwanis Interna-1the Henry county authorities were carnal at a caucus held at gales notified and arrived soon after Champion. Red Barbara Hays 2peter j. Kilbourn 2>. Jersey Blue Lana Jean Gray 2 one Champion Walter Wright 2one Reserve Michael Wright 3 Wright. Red James Wright 3�. White Walter Wright <2 Guernsey Blue Ronald Gray Champion Robert Kerr Reserve David Cor Nick 2red Richard Mccabe Ronald Gray 3leon Foster 4�, Dwight Cornie Ronald Gray. White Ronald Cornie 5duane Roth 3connie Wallingford 4. Sheep Champion Market Lamb Jerry White Reserve Market Lamb Russell Curtis pen 3 sleepers and the Concrete Between them then the actual installation if the new floor will require several weeks. It is apparent that the new floor will not be installed by the opening the new school year. School officials Are unhappy about the delay but Are pleased that Steps Are being taken by the company for replacement. Tuesday had been set As the deadline by the school Board for some action by the contractor. Korean Bonus Blanks available after july 28 Tion at Central until mid semester 1961. Justice department officials declined to say what position the government intends to take in the Case. The injunction against Faubus was issued september 20 by Federal judge Ronald n. Davies and was upheld by tile circuit court april 28. Faubus had until next monday to Appeal. Walter Pope a Little Rock attorney representing Faubus said the gov Al not s petition claimed Dom 0j a hastily convened sum Davies should have disqualified Washington up news from Paris and Moscow today dimmed prospects for a Summit conference in the United nations. In parts authoritative sources said Premier Charles de Gaulle would refuse to attend a Heads government meeting the Middle East if it were held in the u. N Security Council in Moscow. The government newspaper Izvestia hinted soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev might refuse to attend a Security Council meeting because nationalist China is a Council member. De Gaulle objected strongly to the u. N. As a forum. French government sources said he feels it would turn into a televised propaganda Battle Royal he was said to want the meeting held Quot Neutral ground a such As Geneva government sources Here paid considerable attention to de Gaulle a objections. This country has been dubious about the wis information has been received by the Henry county recorders office that the application Blanks for the korean Bonus will be sent out july 28th. Eligibility for the Bonus covers James i a reign and state Side service from i june 27 1950 to july 27th 1953. Apr Pic ants must have been a resident Iowa 6 months prior to entry into the service and have served in himself from the governments move for an injunction because Bias. Pope said the request asked the circuit court decision be set aside election May end revolt Beirut Lebanon up pro government lebanese legislators the armed forces at least 120 Davs agree i today to hold a presiden Mit conference wherever held. Izvestia s hint that the Security Council proposal might be objectionable to Khrushchev was discounted by British officials. They quoted soviet diplomats As predicting Khrushchev would accept. White House press Secretary James c. Hagerty said that until Khrushchev replies to the presidents tuesday letter he would not speculate when whether the u. N. Summit meeting actually will be held. Applications will be distributed to i the service officers various i organizations who will assist with the filling out the applications i Rev it forms. The forms must be notarized j and a certified copy the Dis j charge must be enclosed with the application. The certified copies will be furnished by the recorders office for $1 according to the korean Bonus Board. If a Veteran has tial election a week from thurs a Day. The decision brought Hope j for a Quick end to the 12-week-old and subsequent departure . Armed forces. Speaker parliament Abdel Osseiran accepted a recommendation that parliament meet july 31 to vote for a successor to embattled president Camille Cha. Noun. He telegraphed the 66 a photostatic copy it can be Cert. I t it a a deputies the unicameral single chamber parliament at once sum fall. The body was taken to the Elliott funeral Home Here. The son John and Sarah Hes Eldora and driven by Frank Crippen won the first heat in 2 14 i bu3g�?T ill tuesday evening. His Tommy Dean took the first heat i format election wil1 take place at the 2 28 Trot without much Quot 1 Iowa District trouble Larry b Silver owned i c0nventlon 111 Springfield 111., this ter Hall Charles Levi Hall was born and driven by Tom Eden Monticello was second in the second. There Are 13 clubs in the division which extends from it. Pleasant to heat that race Tommy Dean took the Lead but had to tight Oft j a a ale sub and to Quot us it a i hat owned by Robert Carey . Columbus Junction and driven by r Carey to win just before the Start the first heat the 2 24 Pace. Cruz win owned by Arthur Franken Field Geneseo 111., and driven by Jerry Tucker rated Back and fell to the track ripping up his cart the horse was not seriously Hurt but was drawn trom the heats. The Driver was not Hurt. Mamie r moved to the front Oil the first curve in the first heat the 2 24 Pace. Miss Jaleen owned and driven by John Elliott Rochester minn., kept close the first Lap but dropped Back Victory Toots owned by n. W. Beebe Robins. Iowa and driven by r. Rice made a bid the last Lap but had to Settle for second. Mamie r trailed miss Jaleen the first Lap the second heat but again dropped Back As Mamie r took Over. Victory Toots came the cities and towns represented Are Burlington Keokuk and it. Pleasant in Iowa. And Quincy Macomb Knoxville Abingdon Industry Galesburg Monmouth Hamilton Carthage and Warsaw in Illinois. Or. Coles nomination at the caucus held in connection with the in Davis county january 5. 1882 in 1907. He married Rosa Smith november 9, 1933, he w As married to Eva Schultz at it. Pleasant. Or. Hall was a member the methodist Church. Surviving besides his wife Are two daughters miss Marie Hall and mrs. Velma Mckillip. Both must Catine one step daughter. Mrs Charlotte Harding Hamilton. I and one sister mrs. Abbie Rosenbaum los Angeles calif., four i tied by the recorder for 50c Champion Larry White re a mrs. Deane Whaley Deputy reserved Jack Shull. I Corder attended the korean Bonus ribbon placings will be listed Board school at the Argonne Arm later Ory in Des Moines july 19th, and purebred hogs further information regarding the Poland China individual Gilt,1 Bonus payment is available at the Larry Waddle red individual boar recorders office Larry Waddle red litter Larry Waddle red. Market hogs Blue Michael Byrum 2>, Herb Phillips Larry Mccormick Jim Mccormick Lee Robertson Jerry Mabeus Champion Jerry Malleus. Reserve. Red Larry Mccormick Lee Robertson. White Mike Phillips Jim Mccormick Helen Wall Jasper 2. Litter Blue Jem Mabeus red Larry Mccormick. Jim my Champion Lam Robertson re Cornrich. Serve Champion Michael Byrum. I White Helen Wallingford. Mailing them to the capital. The announcement came As u. S. Planes operating from 6th Fleet carriers and air bases in Turkey staged an impressive show strength Over major lebanese May deduct flood losses from tax Des Moines up a victims the recent floods in Southwest Iowa who lost houses automobiles and other personal business property May deduct those losses for Federal income tax purposes officials said today. Cities today in a Quot Salute people to the divisional annual sports Day was i grand children seven great grand made by supt. C. A. Cottrell. The j children three step grandchildren and three step great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held at Elliott Chapel Friday at 2 30 pm with Tho Rev. Harvey Quandt pastor the methodist Church officiating. Burial will be at Burge cemetery. Other two delegates from it. Pleasant to the caucus were president George Means and vice president Wilson Ervin. After a series seconds by other clubs a Call was made that the nomination be made unanimous and this was done . Coles was then invited into the meeting and spoke briefly. Or. Coles is a charter member. A past president and past Secretary the local club and has served As inducting officer for new members Over a Long period. Convict paroled from Penitentiary fort Madison. Iowa up others in the group 14 from Marvin Jurgens who shot a Man in it. Pleasant attending wire Mel the head but failed to kill him Vin Talbott. O. T. Wilson a m today was paroled from the state Gether foreign to them. Patterson w a Russell Orville Penitentiary Here. At one time the communists Kinworthy e. A Hayes Harlan Jurgens 46, Exira was sen made a great to do about Wall i Foster. A. M. Rottach Richard a tended to 30 years in prison for Street which became for them a Manuel and Arthur Mills czarist autocracy and communist j Symbol a dominant ruling class. A Buffet supper was served at the dictatorship seek a ruling class j there Are financial firms that j country club awards were pre Here. They seek a counterpart employ fixers in Washington but i sen ted to the winners in Golf and their own communist Hierarchy. The not one such fixer possesses the also door prizes were Given one fact that we live by difference and Power influence let us say which went to w. A. Russell the controversy by debate and discus Walter Reuther the Al Cio i visitors praised the Beauty the1 for his shooting Petersen bul Sion by a two party system copyright. 1958, King features j grounds overlooking a Ink a majority and minority is Alto Syndicate. Inc j East Edge Galesburg. Attempted murder following Tho shooting in 1952 Wilhelm Petersen. Of near Exira. He was sentenced in the Audubon District court at Audubon. Jurgens could give no reason Iowa mayors can to break voting ties Des Moines up a Iowa mayors have no authority to break voting ties to pass City ordinances resolutions atty Gen. Norman it be said today Erbo said that the mayor is not a member Tho City Council and Iowa Law said that All ordinances and resolutions must by passed by a Quot majority vote Council sending to Moon and Back Cedar rapids Iowa up officials the Collins radio co i said today the firm has been conducting transmission tests to the Moon in cooperation with the . Army. The firm said radio teletype transmissions in the Ultra High frequency Region 1,000 Mega cycles were sent to the Moon and Back Over the nearly 500,000-mile distance. Fined $100 drive charge Jack dec Vickers it. Pleasant route three has been fined $100 and casts in Justice George Means court a charge reckless driving. Liquor involved. The charge was filed by the Highway patrol after Vickers car was found in a ditch Highway 34, six Miles w est it. Pleasant saturday. Vickers was also assessed with seven Points. William Charles Lafferty. Burlington. A fined $10 and costs for violating the tight time Speed limit and $25 and costs for driving without an operator s License. Lafferty is already serving a sentence in Burlington weekends for driving with a License. Local family resides near Baghdad Iraq friends Here have been making inquiries about . And mrs. Kendig Rogers and three sons who Are residing near Baghdad Iraq. Their Home is about 65 Miles from Baghdad. Relatives have received no word from them since the coup in Iraq. Communications were Cut off entirely for a time and still Are subject to Long delays. A request for information has been made through the state department in Washington dc., and word is expected As soon As the communications backlog is cleared. Or. Rogers is in Iraq As the managing Engineer an irrigation project. He is the son and mrs. W. K. Rogers and mrs. Rogers who with the three sons had returned to Iraq at the end the school year is a daughter . And mrs Max Bates. Army destroying faulty grenades Washington up c top troller general Joseph Campbell said today the army is destroy my 20 million dollars Worth the officials said it was prob j grenades bought in Belgium Din Law a officials speculated he Heen trying to Rob him a. Meals Are squeezed not sandwiched Cash Leo n. A Whitehair tries one the aluminium squeeze tube meals being tested at Wright air development Center Dayton o., for use in feeding men in space. The plastic mouthpiece the tube la inserted through the flyer face mask. The flyer squeezes and gets a meal concentrated food Ham beef Chicken chocolate milk fee Flavoured milk while Unitt Goins Altitude teat White hair is at simulated 40,000 feet ably the first time radio teletype transmissions were relayed to the i Moon and Back in the Ultra High frequency Region. The transmissions were sent from a station near port Hua Chuca aru., and were later received at enema n m., officials said. Ing the korean War because they Are faulty in a new report to Congress Campbell said new army figures the grenade stocks indicate tile value those being junked would be about 20 million dollars and involved 1.340.000 grenades

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