Funeral for nine year old follows county car crash
Relatives of the Newendorp family of Sheldon attend the funeral Tuesday for a nine year old boy James Newendorp who died from injuries after a two car collision at a country intersection. Several relatives from Pella Sully and Eddyville attended the service joined by friends and neighbors.
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Jacob HI. Newendorp
Sheldon
Town
Tois Sayler
Des Moines
Mildred Sommers
Kalona
Clarence van Vark
van Vark
Broadway
Jerry Vander Schel
Mahaska
Maggie Hiemstra
Mercy
Oskar
Clyde Karr
Otley
Dickie
Guy Bruxvoort
Sully
Church
Frank Wielard
Oskaloosa
Nf. Vanden Oever
Bart van Dusseldorp
Daryl
Florence van Steenis
University of Iowa Hospital
John van Zee
Wilden Hospital
Jayde Steenhoek
Third Reformed Church
Joyce Ver Huel
Wallace N. van Wyk
Bernie Vander Linden
Michael Cherkala
Cleveland
Ohio
Kenneth Vander Linden
Edward den Adel
Bartelsville
Oklahoma
William Baer
Cedar Rapids
Henry Edmands
den Adel
University of Iowa
den Adels
Pella
Law and tragedy test Iowa safety law impact
A Des Moines area fatal crash involving Harry Stone and his son Billy highlights a state public safety law debated for two years. The story recalls public warnings from newspapers and Farm Bureau events, and notes a stop sign violation as the critical lapse that led to Billy’s death.
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Harry Stone
Billy
Orev
Bill
Harry
Des Moines
Assembly
Farm Bureau
Ten Kim
Invisible Stop Sign Warns Town Drivers Safety Notice
Town safety push reminds drivers to stop at private driveways before entering streets. Visible signs exist at many corners but hidden stops apply at driveways, urging caution for pedestrians and to yield to approaching traffic.
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Town Lnw
Town Safety Congress
Raccoon Orphans Highlight State Fair Exhibit at Des Moines
More than 100 six month old raccoon orphans, illegally kept as pets, headline the state fair wildlife display in Des Moines. Conservation officers oversee the exhibit which includes playground equipment and a self-serve bath, aiming to educate the public that wildlife raised in captivity lose survival skills and can become nuisances.
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Des Moines
Worry Warts Urged To Schedule Worries For Peace of Mind
York article recaps Dr. Irwin Berg of Northwestern University urging a systematic approach to worry. He outlines six master controls to keep anxiety in its place and turns worry into actionable steps rather than paralysis. He advises localizing tasks and breaking large worries into small, solvable items.
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York
N.Y
Irwin Berg
Northwestern University Psychol
Berg
Stepwise plan to boost task completion and calm mind
The text outlines a step by step method to reach goals without despair. It suggests listing tasks as a checklist to prevent forgetting items, addressing worst tasks first when possible, and allowing for emergencies. It notes a Journal of Living article reporting that a systematic approach gives workers greater freedom and peace of mind.
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Journal of Living
Wildlife in early Towa settlers land many animals
The first settlers of Towa spoke of abundant animal life including deer elk beaver wild turkey and prairie chicken with buffalo present. Deer and elk were the only big game remaining plentiful at early settlement while beaver stood out as the Territorys most valuable furbearing animal.
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Towa
Self Employed Must Comply With Social Security Law
Des Moines Social Security Administration manager Leo W. Smith warned that coverage under the new law is mandatory for self employed men and women not legally excluded. Those not excluded must report their 1951 net earnings on income tax returns next March and pay the social security tax then. New coverages should obtain social security numbers if not already held.
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Leo W. Smith
Des Moines
Social Security Administration
Booklet on new self employment tax exclusions
A booklet explains that net earnings of 400 dollars or more from self employment are taxed unless the earnings come from farming or an excluded profession. Excluded are doctors dentists veterinarians full time CPAs engineers. A free pamphlet list is available from a social security representative in Pella Iowa on August 8 1951 and pamphlet No 35 can be requested by mail. Parrots have no wishbones.
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Main
Pella
Iowa
Social Security Office
Grand Avenue
Des Moines
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