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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - June 9, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news showers these Days by George a Sokolsky Hon. James a. Farley at seventy. James a. Farley is Spry energetic aggressive he attends More Public dinners than any Man in new York and wherever he goes he gets special applause he has become one of the most liked men in the big town. I was recently talking to a re Pul can elder statesman about How it happens that men grow increasingly popular As they grow older and he replied that the Public Recognises common sense when it sees it furthermore he said if the democrats in new York state had brains enough to nominate Jim Parley for United states senator they would win an enormous Victory because All democrats would vote for him and so would most republicans. I cannot appraise the statistics of such a situation but casual observation would justify the Assumption that a great Many republicans. Weary of the Lack of leadership in their own party would vote for James a Farley As a personal tribute to an upright citizen. The political parties Are breaking Down in Many areas because As parties they stand for nothing distinctive. They have become vehicles for electing particular persons without regard to party or principles who manage to get themselves nominated. The voters Are growing weary of the same names the attitude sizing of the press Gentry and puffing. We have just witnessed in France and it is being repeated in Italy the consequences of the total breakdown of political parties. What has sustained government in the United states through the trying times of economic distress and International disturbance Are two Basic historical political facts i. Fixed tenure in office for pub j lie officials vol. 80. No. 135 it. Pleasant Iowa monday eve emn a i Neo. 1958 a huh overflow crowd hears j. C. Penney a Layman distinguished in Christian service gave the baccalaureate address at Iowa Wesleyan College sunday morning or. J. C. Mum Jig sir mrs. Van Allen honoured by Carrier us per week by mail $7.50 per Yea Hsi i Quot i 1 eventual Hope in spiritual energies Wilson tells Iowa Wesleyan alumni j. C. Penney penned famous department store figure was the speaker. Saying that his Alma mater is the a Golden Rule College of business or. Penney told the students to take the divine gifts which have come to them through human channels and a a. Use them As committed men and women. In a w orld where they will bring Light and inspiration to the 2. Tile two party system. While great Britain does not have fixed tenure in office for policy making Public officials it has developed a permanent civil service which is above party and a social system of rewards now entered in Queen Elizabeth ii that makes for stability. Great Britain also has the two party system. Attempts have been made during the Roosevelt and Eisenhower administrations to destroy the two party system. Roosevelt succeeded in establishing splinter groups in various areas using the democratic party As a general catch All. The result was that during his regime tile big City Bosses increased their Power. Eisenhower failed to unify the Republican and democratic parties in his person. Whereas de Gaulle does say a i Ani France a president Eisenhower cannot say Quot i am the United As he developed his address declared by Many As one of the Best baccalaureate addresses they had Ever heard he paid High tribute to his Mother and father. A if if had not been for the Early strict religious training i received from my parents i would not be Here thus morning and there would have been no j. C. Penney company Quot he said As he removed his glasses and leaned Forward towards the microphones. Quot i m As sure of that As i am that i am standing Iowa Wesleyan alumni at their annual banquet saturday night heard Richard Wilson pulitzer prize winning Washington pm respondent. Cite the Van Allen family As an example of what americans should be Wilson who saw no immediate Hope for world problems said a revolutionary communist tyranny has failed to bring Forth a single idea which has so lifted Hie hearts of people everywhere As the Sublime concept of Man s Equality under he further said a it is within oui grasp to arouse the world once More to the lasting vitality of the if idea. If we put All our spiritual energies into the Effort there will to no doubt of the his comment about the Van Allen family came in connection with the ceremony in which mrs. Alma Van Allen of pleasant was honoured As Wesleyan Mother of the year with Lier were three of her four sons District court judge George o Van Allen it. Pleasant i James a Van Allen Sui rocket expert Iowa City and or. Maurice w Van Allen. Iowa City veterans administration neurosurgeon. The fourth son William Van Allen los Angeles sent greetings by Telegraph. Three Hundred fifty people listened attentively As the Well known Washington correspondent referred to Russia As a a revolutionary fore which is far from of the Steps America might take Wilson said at one place. Quot for one thing we might attempt to create a More realistic and stable National attitude so As to permit the sible people in government he asked the alumni audience a Kari we really compelled to la so Calls ambassador at Iowa Wesleyan commencement religious Faith key to Laving says or. Deale Merton Williams taken in death i i it ii ii Tai no i West Burlington saturday at la so int be con of i ant ape to i dilates it a Lii should 1 the world a Poi son a i c of destiny that they should tribute to the oui is not the ills the to id was the charge by h Timal Vincent peal ii i Lilied new York Clergyman and Hhas the commencement Nikci it Iowa Wesleyan College Alay june 9 Union burling i i Kim and k i it hat do illegal of Ltd ii a 11 ii cil Iii i Amir Honor h a f Doughty. Agent \ Richard Wilson ignorant on two subjects it a communism and Fri american history and constitutional principles Quot in conclusion he said a for it is our concept Ltd Freedom and Justice which is the truly revolutionary idea it is the russian revolution which Lins failed to Reich its humanistic Wilson was introduced by Arnold 8a us Bury Galt Jerg. 111who is superintendent elect of the Codal rapids schools or Salisbury also gave mrs Van Allen her citation. Or Fred a Smith Des Moines of the class of 1908 which is meeting for its fiftieth reunion gave the invocation or. J. Raymond Chadwick Peai Dent of the College welcomed the respond i alumni Robert Gunter. Moline 111. To Pur president of the Senhor class spoke sue bipartisan policies with More for his classmates heavy rain in area he was speaking to an overflow audience the first time since or. Chadwick became president of Iowa Wesleyan that the Chapel has been inadequate to seat the audience at a baccalaureate. Or. Chadwick said. About too persons heard the address by Way of Remote amplification in the student Union while others heard it from amplifiers on the open Campus. At one time during his address or. Penney said a never before in my lifetime has there been such emphasis upon the More spiritual Side of things rising Church membership. Production of religious films the increase of spiritual life books As Best Sellers a All these 1 indicate a deeper hunger too often however i believe the Central i Core of personal commitment to god has been forgotten in the midst of pseudo spiritual psychological prescriptions. Of. Pleasant area received rainfall in two Thunder late sunday afternoon and the opposition in the United states is a permanent and whole i some institution. It will probably be strengthened in the 1958 con i session Al election. Thus we come to the Peculiar problem of new York state where the republicans thus far have no acceptable candidate either for governor or for United states senator. By acceptable i mean by the rank and file of the Republican party whereas some Republican leaders have pledged themselves to Nelson Rockefeller As governor the Plain voter asks a who is he a a where has he been All these years a these Are pertinent questions because if a Man is running As a member of a party the Assumption must be that he has served that1 dedicated men and women who Are party Over the years that he rep i prepared for Complete commit the heavy storms night. Total of the two rain storms was 2.30 inches. In the late afternoon the amount was .70 of a Inch and the remaining 1.60 inches fell during the downpour about ten of clock and continuing As a drizzle intermittently through the night. Gusts of wind broke limbs from Trees at scattered places Over it pleasant. The rainfall was heavier North of it. Pleasant reports indicated. E w. Belike measured four inches at his place ten Miles Northwest of j it. Pleasant from 4 45 sunday afternoon until 7 a m. Monday. The rain followed a hot humid afternoon in which the temperature went up to 94 degrees in it. Pleasant. Brilliant Sunshine during the morning and Early afternoon gave commencement visitors excellent a weather conditions however for their reunions on the Iowa Weskey i an Campus. Blast causes damage near West Point i rom the subject a techniques of Iuo live i in my. In peal told the gradual n to pledge that i my self will do so in i Iii g about tile i Oblong of the world Don t Check your brains at the Campus Gat Don t lie amid to be different and above All. Don t Hill victim to that greatest of Allna carnal killers tension warn of the internationally know Reb toils interpreter a religious Faith is the Only known answer to tin problem of tension i pea in told the Gratin ates and More than lotto a Stroei the Way is surrender he said do Yoni Best yourself then let god do the rest put your live in tin hands of god or peal received tin honorary degree of Dodo of letters later in the exercises. Also receiving Home Ary degrees were the Rev William l. by Morristown n j c a Cottrell superintendent of it pleasant schools. A in a Nev famous merchant i William j Peterson Iowa City of the slain historical society of Iowa Richard l Wilson. Washington d the Puhi aet prize winning Newspaperman announce linens Barbara Johnson arlington., and hew Wallace it Union graduated Summa cum laude. Three were named As Magna cum la ode graduates. They Weir Jane Stanley. Muscatine Sally Ami Wallace i not Man Vincent peal Man Ley onion Ibe i pleasant Robert Dean Marshall it w loll Don Paivill a Wyland Onawa Jaine it islet Clove Sparry Mary Melton William cd 109 ladder St. Died at his Home p in John Melton William son of j Bai Iii m is Ibert Williams Aud Geol a Williams. Win born july la 1875 at i Hydle Iowa where j he Tat med for Many eat he was married August 17. To at Monmouth. Ill to Emma Mary Rath lire past eight years i lit my j pit has re ated i West Burlington i i Williams is survived by or Wile and one daughter Velma Rne Wagner in a Hornet mat i a age la i also leans a grandchildren no great grandchildren and one is i i. Ter. I to at e fit Ley of i lain lilt. 1 i Mot hoi it i Keith Nan of i pleasant i Merton William is i a m Lei of Glen Mil input it i ill a Ald services Hami William will he Haiti tuesday Ai j pm. At die hot Chapel burial will lie Iii plea ant Grove cemetery Southeast it new Loudon the Rev Alvin lev of West Burlington will officiate friends in Call at the Elliot Chapel monday evening limn 7 to 9 pm do Baillie facing Many situations i aria m pm ten. Charlesd Quot g mile today t ailed in the u ii. Ambe ador for a 20 minute Cillen Nee dial increased speculation in was planning a Summit conference Wini president Eisenhower on i aures problems. Thu new premia raced ii rising tide it it dome is my International that included continued opposition by the nationalist rebels i a or Eita t he Lien remit Lions in-11 Rree i ousts in Corsica and Wor i tug rot mans with Tunisia Iii appointed a new governor for o Jeu with orders or restore government authority on the Island while Napoleon was bom. La also called Home ambassador Iob Mai Maurice Olive do Mur Ville his new foreign minister to or i ii tilt possibility of a meeting with British prime minister Harold m to Mill in now in the United states. Ming i i vat Teal by of plea int. And on noun Al. Wash r in the Ottumwa qua to answer is in the hearts of i resents it in some manner that he has the courage to stay with it in defeat As in Victory. In a word he belongs. Nelson Rockefeller a Public Carcer has been principally in the Roosevelt new Deal administration with some overlay in the Truman i the scripture. The. Rev. Gilbert g. And Eisenhower administrations. Graduates becomes father same Day the republicans in new York state have no candidate for United states senator. They will be shopping around to discover someone to run who will find it equally advantageous to be elected or Defeated. There Are such candidates but they arc usually not Worth much to their party or to the country. The democrats Are quarrelling Over prospective candidates. It begins to look As though new York City office holders will have to be eliminated at this time for various reasons. Tile up state names suggested arc utterly unknown Down state. It is a most unusual situation. The one Man who by the turning wheel of Fate seems to be just right for the moment is James a. Farley and the Mere suggestion of the possibility evokes enthusiasm _ in both parties. His candidacy Sug j Long been ignored. Gets regularity and the rules of copyright 1958, the game Virtues that have too Syndicate inc a no one can forget for a moment that we face one of the greatest challenges of history. The cancer of communism has eaten its Way into the world largely because of the negative destructive ruthless Ness of a few men with an oses Quot bile More rain is forecast for Sion for Conquest. The Only Ade nex to Days Foo five Day out look Calls for wet weather Mast of the week. Rainfall is expected to average three fourths of a Inch to one and one half inches with possibly locally heavier amounts. The rain will occur As intermittent showers and thunderstorms during the period. Yesterday heavy rain Hail Gusty winds and a reported funnel Cloud All struck the state. The heaviest amounts of rain were in the East and the funnel Cloud was sighted in the Waterloo area. Ment to god s or. J. Raymond Chadwick president of Iowa Wesleyan introduced or. Penney. The Rev. H. Russell Jay president of the ministerial association of it. Pleasant read West Point a lightning Bolt struck a shed at the raid Brothers Hawkeye Quarry five Miles West of Here during a rain storm sunday night and set off an explosion of two tons of dynamite. The blast caused a great amount of damage the lightning set the shed on fire and a Short time Toter the flanks read to a nearby shed in which the dynamite was stored. The blast destroyed three trucks. A livestock barn an office building and badly damaged the farm Home of or. And mrs. Ernest Kruse some 200 Yards away from the Quarry. The barn was on the Kruse farm. All the windows were knocked out of the House the plaster knocked Down and the furniture scattered.1 All Over. Firemen from Denmark and West Point went to the scene fortunately arriving after the blast. When the first shed caught on fire or. Kruse and his son Clit Ford 19, went to West Point to Glt help As the phone lines were Down or. Kruse had his wife and sin other children get in the family car when the explosion occurred the children were in the car. Mrs Kruse was outside the car but ducked Down. They were not Hurt copter downed negotiate for return of americans Belli Milder bigot school i h jut k j i i i i a i lean of i in lolled. I e in i re the 121 graduates to Iii i Raymond Chadwick pres Blent for the degrees assisting in the to in met i be me no cd Niclaes were i eve Ett la spuds Stipel intern Den of tie Ottumwa District. It j Raymond Reed Sii Pei intendant of the Burlington District Aud or. It Dicey who received an honorary degree pro Frank Kenly played the Arlt tor a Viola Solo sch inn played by or Robert Rickman of the music limit y. Lass of �?T99 wins lighting Honor Iowa projects included in Dill Washington to Cpd borne 16 million dolls is Worth of Iowa projects were included Iii the Public works appropriation Bill approved i of a v by us House a proper t ions committee the committee proved projects totalling g,074.067.200 and included in the Bill project a not requested by president Eisenhower the Bill irs la emerged from com Metier Cai rid turn Molese la the president asked for in his 1959 j y i he i a embassy said the visit it ambassador Amory Houghton to lie Gaulle was a a Courtesy but observers noted that ii lasted i in i i than any Courtesy Call under not Taal circumstances. Houghton was flying to washing ton tomorrow for a weeks Confer ii Quot on the French crisis which had eased to the vanishing Point domestically but still was boiling in Algeria and Corsica Dine were t a sports that prelim inlay arrangements were being made to u lie Gaulle Eisenhower conference in London diplomats sunday predicted soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev probably would invite Crowley indicted in fatal beating Stout pastor of the first methodist Church it. Pleasant led in prayer and or. Donald h. Bishop. College chaplain. Gave the invocation. Music was by the Wesleyan choir conducted by or. David e. Price. Prof. Frank Keedy was at the Organ. Things w Cre happening in a big Way in the Marvin d Miller household monday morning after ten of clock. Marvin received his Bachelor of arts degree from Iowa Wesleyan College and Marvin and hts wife the former Kay Neil became the parents of a baby girl born at 11 03 am. Monday morning she has not yet been named. Tokyo it up a Joseph Crowley. 48, american businessman and a former Yale football Star was tis dieted today on charges he fatally beat his brother in Law to a d Tad i Jones in a Tokyo hotel. Japanese procurator prosecute the sever weather in Iowa also a Cpl Jyro Furukawa filed the indict struck other areas from this state ment with he Tokyo Fate rect c0,1 i to Eastern Indiana As a cold front after hold lab Crowley without b i Hung overhead. Funnel Clouds were sinc it mid May while he invest Lei sighted a few tornadoes reported Ltd Junos death and All had heavy thunderstorms i Northern Illinois was hardest hit up in arms with Rockford. 111., made silent by j _ a Lack of communication lines new York up supporters of downed in the howling winds and Leonard a Hall and Walter j rain. Other spots reported heavy Mahoney were up in arms today rain and Hail up to Golf Ball size. A Over the state Republican Chan new Castle and Rensselaer iud., Many a assertion that Nelson a Berlin up u s. Officials negotiated today with seemingly uninterested soviet authorities to return of nine americans Cap tired when their helicopter forced Down in East Germany continued soviet silence i m Miame fear tile russians might try to blackmail the u s into negotiating with the flies germans thereby giving tile puppet regime do Facto recognition. At mid morning today a u. S army spokesman said Quot no real Progress had been made toward winning release of the american in an apparent attempt to open negotiations for the release of the j prisoners the German govt in ment sent a protest note to the i u. S. State department denouncing a he helicopter Hight As a a Gross Quot elation Quot of its territory the germans said the third armoured division helicopter a. Forced to land Quot saturday near Iii a pity get of Karl Marx Stadt chem nit some 25 Miles from the american zone. The helicopter was on a flight from the West German City of Frankfurt to Maneu Vei rounds at Grafe Wohr when it accidentally crossed the Iron curtain Frontier. A u. S. Army announcement Aid the Crew of two officers and a set cant and six officer passengers Horn the third armoured division was Safe and Hie men were being held by East German police at Karl Marx Stadt. The Honor of turning flood lights on Iowa 1 old Pioneer Quot building on lie new Wesleyan went to the Chis of 1899 at the alumni ban net saturday night on the Iowa Wesleyan earn pus. Be i m Beck Centerville threw tin Witch to illuminate the historic i met tire the class won the Budgie i despite the 43 extra planning and construction projects but the committee innate the bulk of its savings by dashing $20,400,000 from the new Federal loan program for construction of Small irrigation projects. The president requested $25,200,000 for this the committee allowed but $4,800,000, saying Only one project that in Texas had met Complete requirements the Iowa projects in the Bill Arr the Iowa River Flint Creek District $150, Mhz Little Sioux River $2,700,000 Muscatine $236,000, and the reel Rock Reservoir $175,-000 Honor As the most. Financial year. A of a contest tor oui Ca cd part i Pat Ion in support dining the past a very clo c runner up was the i c of 18f�b third place went to the Cia of 1888, with fourth and fifth i i pee f i it in being 1905 and 1904 also it tied for participation were the Cis of 1920, 1938, 1928, 1905, my 1015. It was also a special it. It at i 45 minute Cabinet session tic Gaulle completed his 14-member nucleus Cabinet with five new min late four moderate politicians amt a career civil servant Guy Lama Soure. 48, former governor i prefect it of the indies department a named new prefect of Corsica. Senate approves two Money Bills reunion Yeai in the 1928 1903, and 1898. Classes id 1936, old Pioneer begun in 1844 and i completed in 1840, is the oldest College building West of Hie Mississippi and is in daily ii be today. It is the Mayest building on the Iowa Wesleyan Campus and the floodlighting make. It clearly visible from High Way 218 a lid from the immense picture windows of the new John Wesley Holland student Union tile announcement about tile winning class was made by the Iowa Wesleyan alumni association president or Arnold Salisbury tipi a intendant of the Galesburg. Ill Coop a will become superintendent of the Cedar rapids Sci tools july i. Ike Macmillan open talks agreement reached Detroit up i agreement a reached today averting a threatened strike by Hie United Auto workers Union at tin vital Chrysler missile Plant the Plant is at elite line North of Detroit the Hoo Law members there Wen angered because Chr Sid granted 8,boo salaried workers a nine it ant an hour Cost of living and improvement Factor pay boost june i. While Hie Union employees got. Nothing because the Auto workers refused to extend present contracts. Washington approved two carrying More dollars for til up Money than White the Senate Bills today six billion House the both reported property damage from tornadoes As did Bethany 111 heavy Rains at Kokomo ind., caused flooding and some evacuation of residents. J a Tunnel is merely a tiled. King features a vehicular bathroom smelling faintly i of monoxide a Robert Moses. Rockefeller would make the strongest gop gubernatorial candidate most of them viewed chairman l. Judson mor houses observation a conveyed to several Influent republicans As an abuse of his position and a breach of the party chairman a traditional net trial it in intr party contests Winfield Man faces . Wapato Eddie d Grimmer of Winfield has posted Bond after being bound Over to the Louisa county grand jury on an oms Harge. He was arrested near Columbus Junction and Given a hearing in he court of Justice Glen Hawkins if Columbus Junction. Washington up president 1 i no How i and bit fish prime i minister ii mild Macmillan opened three Days of White House talks today to discuss a Broad sweep of i world problems facing tile two j countries. The two top tree world leaders began informal talks entered around future dealings with Russia a old War foe which has shown signs of becoming More Coopers i live and with France an ally whose future co opera Hon is question Mark prof Frank Keedy who this month from his position As professor of music and organist at Iowa Wesleyan was presented a citation of Merit at the Wesleyan commencement monday morning. The announce ment at the close of the program came As a Surprise to prof. Keedy who received a stand Amy ovation from the capacity i audience. New civil rights commission and i score of other Federal agencies in the new fiscal year starting july i the action came As president else allowed asked Congress for additional appropriations totalling $709,787,978 Ltd for various government. Activities ranging from soil Bank expansion to improved air safety programs. Piled on top of previous requests the new proposal would boost the presidents budget requests to Date to about 74 billion dollars the highest peacetime total in u. S. History with revenues Down official have forecast a deficit of 8 to to billion dollars next year. Memorial Hospital notes admitted saturday Alfred Kleemeyer of Salem. Pc a Martin. Admitted sunday Howard i. Bonser. Anna Goldsmith of Wayland. Sophia so had to. Dismissed saturday Merle Carls. Or w h Megorden. C j Daniels. James Baxter Abbio Jackson. Florence Frieson of Olds. Paul Frieson of Olds dismissed monday mrs Floyd Coleman and baby girl of it Union. Mrs. John Carter. Births or and mrs. Edward m. Smith Are the parents of a baby boy born retires t saturday. Or. And mrs. Richard Fye of it. Union Are the parents of a baby boy born monday. Or. And mrs Marvin Miller Are the parents of a baby girl born monday. If Fate Means you to lose give him a Good fight Mcfee

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