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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - March 29, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa
The it. Pleasant news Cloudy these Days by George e. Sokolsky what of the Republican party Maine Pennsylvania Michigan Connecticut. New York and Many other state that historically have been regarded As Republican arc now wholly or partially in the democratic column. While new York has a democratic governor its two United states senators have been elected As republicans but hic general trend indicates a disintegration of the Republican party which us not sufficiently do Ferent in perspective than the democratic party to excite the voters. In new Jersey the Republican party is in the midst of a very interesting primary fight. About a year ago it was All set for Bernard Shanley. A White House Secretary to be nominated by the Republican party in that state for United states senator. Shanley in due course resigned his White House Job and canvassed Hie state and it was believed that he was sure in. Then Robert Morris came along to conduct a Campaign that nobody would have believed possible. Morris had been counsel to tile Senate internal Security subcommittee from which lie had resigned. Morris criticizes president Eisenhower his policies tile White House Cabal and in effect Calls for a Pun Lebanon of the Republican party. Whether Morris will be nominated or not we shall know after Pri May Day but he has stirred up tile party Iii new Jersey has developed an unanticipated receptivity folios ideas and has put up an old fashioned Type of Campaign which goes right Down to Tho grass roots. If Morris should win the new Jersey nomination or it lie should come off second in a three cornered fight the other candidate being representative Robert w. Kean lie will have established a leadership for right Wing republicanism in new Jersey. This can have widespread repercussions everywhere because whereas most club House or professional republicans have been pro Eisenhower in their expressions of adulation they have been to artists in their party Outlook Many of them Are very weary of the so called White House crowd they fear that the current recession can be As destructive of then party As the 1929 one was. For a while it was assumed that Nelson Rockefeller would be the Republican candidate for governor of new York it is now being suggested that Nelson Rockefeller would prefer to run for United states senator in place of Irving Ives the present incumbent. As Rockefeller represents a a Gravy train a for the professional politicians. His wishes will not be ignored. Although i encounter no pros w to believe that he can. In 1958, be elected to either position. Should mayor Robert Wagner of new York City run for senator on the democratic ticket it is regarded As Likely that he will be elected. Another possibility might be former postmaster general Jim Farley who is one of the most beloved Presona ties in the state without regard to party affiliation. At any rate if Nelson Rockefeller does run for the United states Senate he will come up against Tough opposition which will be aggravated by economic conditions if the recession continues. Besides to most republicans Nelson Rockefeller is a Maverick. He has served in the Roosevelt and Truman administrations in Washington As Well As in the Eisenhower administration. He has always been associated with mrs. Anna Rosenberg who has never been regarded As a Republican and he is close to David Dubinsky the Boss of the Liberal party whereas no one can say that these Are not Ultra reportable associations they Are definitely not Republican associations. For a Man who has been in Public life about 20 years very few7 republicans have Ever encountered Nelson rocket Eller and therefore there Are few Republican attachments to him. The Republican who in new York state has emerged to altogether unexpected Heights of popularity is Louis Lefkowitz the attorney general Lefkowitz has for Many years been what May be called a club House politician. He Vas die chairman of the Law committee of the new York county com i tee. He has. To the Surprise of Democrat As Well As Republican made a competent even Brilliant. Attorney general. He displays balance and real capacity men Are beginning to compare him to Thomas e. Dewey. He could be nominated for governor without inv difficulty. The chances of the Republican party in 1958 depends upon Leo �3kb Bah vol. To no. 75 it. Pleasant. Iowa. Sate Rda y evening March 20. 1058 she5 a Mem by Carrier 30v per week by mail $7,50 per year four win top ratings in state speech contest the pick of the pics winners line up for the camera with their oscars after re Emun >-9 in Hollywood. From left Miyoshi Umeki Best supporting actress in a a Sayonara Quot Jean Simmons who accepted for Alec guinness Best actor fur Quot the Bridge on the River kwai Quot Sam Spiegel producer of the Best motion picture Quot kwai a a Joanne Woodward Hest actress pm a the three fares of eve Quot red buttons Best supporting actor a International sound photo 800 attend hell hop i i some boo persons j a unpacked tile j armory Here Friday evening for the Bell hop sponsored by the band parents of the it. Pleasant schools. The annual family night affair j had added interest this year by i cause of the securing of Don Bell Ikioka it representatives from Des Moines As a result teen agers turned out in great numbers locally and came in from several neighbouring towns for the hop. Don Bdl jr., and Ralph Joy of Des Moines conducted the evening s dances alter 8 30 and included contests and other prize winning events to give variety. Prize win a ners in the girls pair Jitterbug were 1 Pat Peterson and Karin Johnson i first and Pat Welcher and Sandra Stithe second in the mixed pair Chester Greenup and Pat Robinson first and Wendell Williams and Pat i Peterson second. I prizes also went to some of the March birthday registrants and the Happy birthday song was Sung for them. Tho song was Sung also for mrs John Devin chairman of ticket sales who was observing her birthday. The pre teens had their part of the program in the Early evening with Ralph Taylor directing. Many of them remained another hour or so and some were still going Strong at the end of the evening at 11.30 the Don Bell representatives took Over for tile teen agers. Or and mrs. Ralph Taylor were the general chairmen of the event and were assisted by Many committees from the band parents. The re re Hurnt commit t be operated two stands and did a Good business. Register new motor vehicles James Ross 72, taken by death 299 years for Slayer James ross72, died Friday at the University Hospital in Iowa City where he has been a patient since March la he was accidentally burned when a heating stove exploded As he was building a fire. Tile Accident happened at his Home West of Trenton. Or Ross was the son of Ephriam and Hannah it Brown Ros it he was bom july 13. 1865 in Henry county Iowa where he lived ins entire life. Ile had never married. He is survived by one sister. Mrs Margaret crowd two nephews and one Niece. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. At the Jiahe funeral Home the Rev. Walter stump pastor of the United missionary Church at Trenton will officiate. Interment will by at Green Mound cemetery. Farm prices Are higher Chicago t in a record Illinois prison sentence of 29$ years has t Cen imposed on William Stacey 24 year old Bab photographer by a Chicago criminal court jury for the slaying of a teen age Mother court officials said it was the longest term Ever assessed against a defendant tor a single crime in Hie stat the stall had sought the death penalty lot the photographer who used a Kitchen Kudo and sawed off baseball by to kill mrs Darlene Todd 16, in her in my last nov. 22. Stacey pcs Lilied lie killed the Mother in sell defense after she attacked him for refusing her advances in her apartment where lie had gone to photograph Lier infant daughter Karyn Lynn. The child was not harmed. Public defender Gerald jetty moved Foi a new trial tor Stacey alter the verdict was returned last night. Judge Joseph a Pope set tile motion for hearing april 16. Cynthia Carter telephoned her Mot her. Mrs John Carter i rom Grinnell saturday morning after winning a division i to Ting in the state finals of tile Iowa speech association Cynthia gave a Deane i fess mall by Daphne do Mamie in the dramatic declamation division Cynthia said that the follow lug also received Ihlson i ratings in Friday s events t i Parviainen Exchange student from Finland who competed in dramatic Decla a holy week services Union holy week set ices sponsored by the it plea ant minis trial association will be climaxed by Union Good Friday in ices tit Federated Church from 12 to 3 pin Friday april t services leading up to tins traditional three Houi Sci vice to be held in the various i Oles to it churches m the Cit with Post ors alternating will include monday Mart to Al it 7 30 p in in fit t methodist lunch with the Rev John Simpson Atmore of St Michael episcopal Church in charge tuesday april t lit 7 30 pm or loin a Husel mayor Hind of the department of humanities of Iowa Wesleyan College will conduct the Gen ices. In charge of wednesday april a a services at 7 30 pm a1 first pres by terms Church will lie the Rev j Chalmer de Jayne,1 of the Church j of the open Bible i a he Hutch will hold its own i Maundy thursday service thursday. April j with its respective pastor conducting the service then on Good Friday at Federated Church the traditional three hour service will be held from 12 to 3 pm. With the Complete program for tin Day to be announced later. Masses will be held throughout the w Cek at St Alphonsin Catholic Church. Nation giving Quot the graduation lilt from i mama Quot Forbes Barbara Murphy who Ive a Quot by Leacock Ami it Ilia Mills who gave a the tooth. I he whole tooth and nothing but the tooth Quot by Bench Ley in the humorous declamation vial Quot Linda Biggs received a division ii i rating with her Ora lion entitled the fatal fallacies it was not know n definitely the results it Diane Jones selection in employment Iii Iowa making slow comeback Des Moines it ins it employ Merit in Iowa appeared to it Tamak tug a slow comeback today and prospects Are for a continuing improvement. According spokesmen for the state employment Security commission David Johnston said the number of new Cia Nils for unemployment benefits numbered 1,702 for the week ended March 32. A decline of 14. From the previous week a the week of match l it brought 1,847 new claims a decline of 269 from the previous week Poi the week of March 15. The total number of persons receiving of claiming jobless benefits was 121,650 a drop of nearly 1,000 from i the week of March 7 however the 21,650 Tigue compares with about 13.000 on the corresponding week of last year. Commission authorities said the i decline Iii new claim has been consistent for four or live weeks and the trend is expected to continue a Spring weather opens no at a Ul-1 Iii ii const i net Ion and other seasonal occupation meantime the Federal govern. Ment reported that 3.264,100 persons i were claiming jobless payments in a nation during the week ended March 16, a sum 11 decline of 10,700 from the total for the week the interpretative Reading division late f rid a night competing til Balm Day s events were Jam tin Kins in oratorical declamation Janet Hayes in twill dramatic declamation Aud speaking and Karen Biggs in the radio speaking Section afo participating in the debate contest saturday was the local team com posed it Linda Biggs dime Jones Mary Klodnycky and Arlene Rommel hearing test results riven consider change in r. R. Service consideration has Bern Given by Burlington Railroad officials to the consolidating of the freight and passel gee service Here into one building the plan according to information Given the news is to build in add j Ion at the passe nor station for the handling of local Parkin j freight All it it a which is now Iran ported by truck the Carload Dup. Ments would be handled from siding at tile stockyards and at oth local Point Able w Here sidings a i c Avail previous the following persons and firms have registered new motor vehicle at the county treasurer s office in the Quot courthouse. Where no town is listed person or firm us from i pleasant. Ca s Frank of. Jones route 2. Chevrolet Arthur b. Brandsey r. Mew London Oldsmobile Charles l. Young. Winfield. Chevrolet Rev. Edward d Byrd new London. Dodg e James p. Hulme. Wayland Chevrolet Robert d. Kauffman Wayland Plymouth Edward r. Drawer new1 London Ford John a Venghaus new London rambler Lawrence e. Schrepfer route 4, Dodge Wen Fred r Dillavou. New log Don. Ford and Sanford i Flickinger Chevrolet. Trucks m m Doan. Hillsboro and sheets motors inc., Ford. I Stacey will be eligible for parole Washington ins. Late win j if he a jars Oul a third of his m tor storms and falling livestock pro Vear torm hot old Laurn sentenced diction combined this month to i him Only t0 Nee curl 1 have push Farmers purchasing Power to the highest level in three years. The agriculture department reported yesterday that farm prices a sobs after the verdict is jumped four per cent during March turned Stacey father of two la per cent More than a Yoni ago. Children lowered his head and Farmers costs inched up Only slightly. As a result Tfir average of All farm prices during March was 87 per cent of parity. This is the highest Point since april 1955 agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson hailed the increase As a highly Gratifying Quot and added Quot this upsurge though partly seasonal is evidence of the underlying strength of the farm segment of our National Economy Quot the department s report bound to have political repercussions said that High prices for meat animals were mainly responsible for the Price increase. Potatoes fruit and eggs also brought higher prices. To applied for parole after 20 years the com vie ted murders wife Margaret 21. Bruke into uncool showed no emotion Thomas Todd 19, husband of the slain woman said Quot in a just glad Quot deeds recorded for properties additional acreage Reserve funds available showers for part of state third sixth and ninth Grade Pupil 260 in All Iii the Public schools of it pleasant participated in the Lri county annual hearing tests which were concluded Friday March 28th this program which is part of the services offered by the tri county division of 8p�<tal Educ a Tion a directed by Joseph Dave county superintendent of heels and Robert a Gibson super tvo of special education directing the i project in the local schools were c a Cottrell superintendent and principals George Stanley Donald Young Dove Nelson. Richard my i Belli and Charlotte Davis and Mabel Stansbury school nurse in addition to testing each third i sixth and ninth Grade student Fot heating 35 referrals were checked these referrals included students who Uji Penrod to have a possible Healing loss those who suit red j during the past 1 which affect la Dent who were indicated Foi n j test last. Yew. A Caret no a follow up Quot program was administered fifty six children i who did not pass the hearing screening adequately wet e reexamined parents and teachers of 17 students will be contacted by letter or personal visit concerning i these children i in other Henry county towns and Rural schools the same procedure was followed when 1447 tests were i Given these were administered by Robert Piper Public school psychologist and or Gibson result announced for each school in Henry county Are us tallow under the pro Poi agent would handle and freight business two a at present. Freight razed. Cd plan one the passenger instead of the the present House probably would be the plan has been offered a a method it reducing overhead lot adv whether or not it will but tarried la Tough Lias not been definitely derided it was indicated. Changes in h. S. Faculty i the resignation of Emmett bar i ton at of pleasant Laud Bool a j announced saturday by supt c a i Cottrell Barton in addition Tai j teaching has Bern serving As a to i tic director assistant holds coach and head track to a it i or been Walters Heads log association report Nasser to visit Moscow w. S. Walters who operates the Blue flame Gas company Here was elected president of the Iowa liquified Petroleum Gas associated Al its recent meeting in Des Moines. Galer Colbur Des Moines was elected vice president Leroy Miller Wellman Secretary treasurer elected to the Board were Wesley _ Piersall Osage w a Jerman j the Chapel players of Iowa Wes Denison George Dirks Hopkinton j Veyan College will present the pro Walters and Harlan Williams Gram at the meeting of i wan is George Epley and Colburn of Des. Monday night. March 31. The re Monics. Gigious drama program will provide. The easter theme. The following deeds have recorded at the courthouse i Paul Conner and wife to Charles l and Jennie Carter quit claim deed property in Section seven of Salem township. Henry county to l. T Harlan quit claim deed property in Hillsboro Iowa Wesleyan to Francis l. Smith lot in a Leffier addition. Harold a Reschly and wife to Adolph c. And Viola Lar Ion. Property in Olds Paul Waters and wife to Paul r i Copner quit claim deed property in Hillsboro. Henry county to Ola e and i attic e Skipton. Property in Winfield. Robert a. Ford and wife to Delbert i Nelson property on exist Henry Street. Lynn Wright to Donald m. Carvel and wife property West of Mcmillan Park. Chapel players to present kiwanis program Cairo ins the Cairo press reported today that United Arab Republic president Gamal Abdel Nasser will visit Moscow in april. It would be Nasser a first trip behind the Iron curtain. Nomic conditions altogether discounting Eisenhower popularity. If the recession remains As it is or worsens there is not a Chance that these Eastern states will go Republican at All a copyright. 1958, King features Syndicate inc Coal shed at Rural school Burns Sidney Smith taken by death a Coal shed at pleasant Hill school no. 7 about six Miles South of Rome was destroyed by fire i about 3 45 pin. Friday. School had been dismissed and no one was around when the shed caught on fire. It. Pleasant fire i men took the Henry county my the United states grows 41 per Tual truck to the scene but the she cent of All Cotton produced in the was too far gone to be saved i world. Sidney Smith. 70, died at the Henry county memorial Hospital i saturday. I tile body was taken to hic Waterman funeral in me at Salem additional funds have been made available for 1958 acreage Reserve program sign up in Henry county according to Glenn p Campbell county ask committee chairman agreements signed under this allocation of additional Dunets will be accept cd Jit the county Aso office beginning March 31 the final Date for cancellation i of agreements which had been signed during the called sign up period was Friday March 28. This final Date bus not been changed therefor a any agreement which was not cancelled prior to that Date i in effect As originally signed tile Only Farmers eligible to sign a cements at present Are those who filed a request it the county office prior to the february 2 closing Date those Farmers Are no being notified of the ability of the county office to accept agreements or. Campbell Aid. And will have la Days from the Date of that notice in which to 11 in their agreement if they still wish to do so. Oiler Farmers who attempted to participate by the february 20 closing Date will be permitted to Itji agreements if funds Are Avail i Able alter having accepted All agreements and requests that were j properly registered by tile february 20 closing Date. Provided tin Farmer is Able to clearly establish that lie took positive action in an attempt to file an a Cement chairman Campbell urged that any Farmer who vet in s notice la. He May sign an agreement should keep in mind that air. Agreement filed May not be withdrawn j Nee i the final Date for withdrawing j agreements has passed j elected to honorary frat Ernest Farrier Junior at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa. Ala has been elected to membership in the National Honor Arv engineering fraternity. Tau Beta i. He is the husband of the former Ann Olmi pleasant who also is a student at the University of Alabama. Moines. It inf it a a Light Rains broke Iowa a Long dry spell today but Only slightly. I he occasional showers started along the Western Border of the state and will spread across Southern Iowa during the Day before they end in the Outhas tonight but Hie Northern counties Arentt expected to get any precipitation at i All. Chicago in an Early Spring storm hit the Plains states i today bringing Snow Strong winds showers thunderstorms and tornadoes. I precipitation was scattered elsewhere in the nation and temperature changes were generally minor but the Spring storm was slated in move eastward through the Mississippi Valley. Stockmen s warnings were issued tor Kansas and parts of Nebraska where two to seven inches of Snow already has fallen. Heavy Rains also hit Kansas. Heavy Rains drenched Oklahoma and North Central Texas with some tornadoes and severe thunderstorms reported in the area a Tornado swooped near Graham tex., and a heavy thunderstorm accompanied by Hail and 60 mph wind gusts buffeted the fort wort ii Dahs area. Two Deer killed on highways a too Pound Deer was killed by a car owned by Elmer Mcdornan Salem six Miles South of my pleasant on highly 218 saturday at 7 45 a in the Doe ran in front of the 1954 Dodge which a damaged an estimated $150. The Deer was taken to the county in me by Kenneth Makees conservation officer Zakacs also took the carcass of a Buck Deer to Hie Home. The animal was killed by s car near Donnellson earlier saturday morning Deputy Robert Nicholson investigated the Henry county car Deer i Accident. Hillsboro 28 i i new i Melon 134 it pleasant 395 i Union 46 Olds 69 i Salem 36. Wayland 99 j Winfield 93 cop pock 12 j pleasant Lawn 63 i Rome 27 Denton 53 i Greenwood 32 look Grove 24 Center in i Richwood i i Montgomery 9 White Oak 15 Star 12 Lowell 17 Bethany 13 Elm 12 Flower 23 Douglas 20 Oak Grove of dept la Oakland Mills 15 pleasant Point 8 pleasant Hill 14 Barton w Iio has Bren wit ii tar local school the last Iglus yeas year from diseases j turned in ills contract Foi in new ear. And those sin j year unsigned recently Aud mud that he had other plans a supt cot Rel also announced 1. Election by the school Board it Henry hummed of it pleasant to the school faculty As teacher a social studies and Iii assist in at i a tics designation of his work in athletics and assignment of son member of the athletic Lait As director of athletics will be made later hummed is a 1951 graduate Elf pleasant High school and win graduate from Iowa Wesleyan College tin june he played football and basketball at mph and a also on a track team he was i the football team at Wesleyan a a halfback hts College Wro a is me Tup ted by two years in Hie Ani Hummell s wife is a teacher at Saunders Grade school and Likely will continue in that capacity. No ret to tested or 0 6 to 0 to be tested i 7 7 3 local youth held in Fairfield jail on Check charge Fairfield a 17-year-old mount pleasant youth. Gem go e Sim tons was in the Jefferson county Tail this week on a charge of uttering a false Check he waived preliminary hearing in the court of Justice Don Hall Friday morning and was placed under $2,500 Bond. He failed to put up Bond and was remanded to jail. Officers said Hie youth drove into the Imperial service station a half mile West of Fairfield on Highway 34, last saturday and instructed Hie attendant to fill the gasoline tank on the car he was driving allegedly the property of his sister. When the tank was filled the officers reported the youth wrote a Check for $50 on a Henry county Hank. Which in due course reported that he had no funds there. Two accused Oil beating Birl c d Lynch. 24, and Bob Potor i. 21. Both of it Ayr have been i harped with assault with intent t j inflict great bodily injury and a in the county jail Here in lieu of is 500 Bonds set by Justice George Means saturday Momii a Peteli Mingery hearing has been a a tor Justice Means court tuesday april i at 2 pin. The charges were filed Agad the two men by Ruby a Well ii it pleasant. According to sheriff Russell von Tuyl the men allegedly beat it Maxwell in Hie country Carl thursday morning and then too her Home she spent thursday i memorial Hospital she suffered bruises. The go filed charges against his two men and a pick up a put n on the radio for them Lynch an i put Tori were arrested by police u Burlington about 3 saturday sheriff Van Tuyl and officer sgt a Hill went to Burlington and returned the men lien1, two candidates for co. Attorney in two Republican Candida f r the office of county attorney Arf now circulating papers. Charles Garretson present a Muty attorney has announced that lie will seek the nomination again. Also Harlan builder who Wilt Complete ins Law course at the University of Iowa in june and will return Here to enter the practice of Law has announced his candidacy for the office he is the son of attorney and mrs. W. H. A in ter of this City. This country has 4.175,000 problem drinkers considered Twenty per cent Are women
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