Lives of the Declaration Signers Come Alive in War Tales
A retrospective recounts the fates of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence. It highlights five captured as traitors and tortured, and many whose homes were ruined or whose families suffered. The piece contrasts their sacrifice with later reflections on liberty and the Constitution. It also cites J Edgar Hoover writing for the Sons of the American Revolution and emphasizes responsible citizenship, discernment, and accountability as keys to liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Braxton
Virginia
Thomas McKeamn
Congress
Ellery
Clymer
Hall
Walton
Gwinnett
Heyward
Ruttledge
Middleton
Yorktown
Thomas Neilson Jr
Cornwallis
Nelson
Norris
Livingston
J. Edgar Hoover
Sons of the American Revolution
Mr. Hoover
de Tocqueville
United States
America
Russia
China
France
Kneve
Sixty year milestone for Malvern couple Ivan and wife
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jackson of Malvern celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a July 16 open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at their home. Hosts include their children Jack Hering of Des Moines and Shirley Jackson of Chicago with their spouses, a raised nephew, and grandchildren Tim Burger of Altoona and Barbara Hearing of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Jackson
Malvern
Jack Hering
Des Moines
Shirley Jackson
Chicago
Ivan Jacksons
Donald Jackson
Colorado Springs
Tim Burger
Altoona
Barbara Hearing
Red Cross mobilizes relief across floodridden states
Red Cross disaster relief spans the North American continent as tens of thousands flee floods in 12 states including Alaska. Evacuees rise to 20 000 in New York with 61 shelters. Food and milk supplies move to shelters in Rochester Elmira and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Alaska
Penn
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna
New York State
Rochester
Elmira
Upstate Milk Cooperative Association of
New York
Willow Brook Farms
Virginia
Richmond
James River
Maryland
New Jersey
West Virginia
Connecticut
Delaware
Help on the Highway emergency system launches in Iowa
The state adopts HELP a toll free 800-362-2200 system to summon ambulance police or fire aid for highway emergencies. Announced by Governor Ray the program runs nationwide in Iowa via the Iowa State Highway Commission and the Department of Public Safety with 24 hour patrol dispatch. Signs and phone displays will mark the service on interstates primary and local roads. For wedding invitations Glenwood Opinion Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Robert B. Ray
Iowa State Highway Commission
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Iowa Highway Patrol
Des Moines
Iowa Police
Floods batter West and Northwest leave thousands affected
The report details extensive flood damage across California Arizona Washington and Alaska. Thousands of residents face wind and water damage while levees fail and villages endure spring ice breakup. Red Cross volunteers urge nationwide donations for flood relief.
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Sacramento- San Joaquin
Calif
Andrus Island
Phoenix
Tucson
Eloy
Maricopa
Ariz
Washington
Okanogan
Kuskokwin
Yukon
Alaska
E. Roland Harriman
Red Cross
The Family Lawyer ethics ruling on withheld evidence
Two witnesses testified Harry robbed a supermarket and was found guilty, then two others said he was not the man. The court ruled the verdict invalid, citing the duty to reveal exculpatory facts and uphold innocence. The piece notes varying outcomes in cases of intoxication and FBI test omissions. This public service feature is by Will Bernard with bar associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
American Bar Association
FBI
Will Bernard
Iowa State Bar Association
Opinion Tribune
Detlef Seeks GOP Vote For Court Clerk In Glenwood
Ella Mae Detlef of Route 3 Glenwood seeks the Republican nomination for Clerk of Court. A Glenwood Community High School graduate with further study at Omaha University and Iowa Western Community College, she holds an Iowa Teachers Certificate and is a licensed real estate saleswoman. Detlef has 21 years in Center township, active in the American Legion and local community groups, and serves as county adviser for Family Services. She notes the office spends taxpayer money and cites a $3,000 microfilm machine as an example, while stressing competition for government work. Only 1,054 Republicans registered in the last primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Detlef
Glenwood
Detlef
Glenwood Community
Omaha University
Iowa Western Community College
Iowa
Center Township
American Legion
Calvin
Julie
Glenwood Community High School
Dixie
Parson's College
Fairfield
Dennis Anderson
Air Corps
Detlets
Jeff Anderson
Red Cross
Gchs Athletic Association
First Congregational Church
TB Association
Glenwood Dem Candidate Faulkner for Mills Sheriff
Virgil B Faulkner a Democratic candidate for Mills County Sheriff was born in Mills County and now lives in Pacific Junction Iowa He is a Navy veteran and former police officer who rose to lieutenant He emphasizes crime prevention teaching and community policing while noting not all crimes can be prevented and urging swift prosecution of offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil B. Faulkner
Mills County
Pacific Junction High School
U. S. Navy
Calif
Iowa
Pacific Junction
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Faulkner
el Monte
F.B.I
City of
Glenwood
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Glenwood Opinion- Tribune
Wed
Hoover
W.ron Barnes
Dave Snow
Corwan Akers
Rick Barnes
Glenwood Publishing Corporation
First Street
Mills
Fremont County
Lowe Press Association
National Newspaper Association
GSHS
Glenwood State Hospital
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
Opinion-Tribune
Rex Theatre
Yul Brynner
Adigs. Sabata’ Color
United Artists
Haas
Larry Banks
Glenwood State Bank
Standard Oil
Federal Reserve System
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