Iowa Moves on Public Instruction Board Three New Members Take Office
Three new members join the Iowa state board of public instruction: John D. Baldridge of Chariton, Dr J Fickel of Red Oak, and Dr J M Walter of Ames, each serving six years. Gov Hughes defends Highway Commission use of airmanship for flying qualifications and discusses Commissioner Derby Thompson’s plane plans. Shifts include Drake University naming Paul F Sherp president, Goen resigning as commerce counsel, and safety notes on power take off shafts impacting farm workers.
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State Board of Public Instruction
John D. Baldridge
Chariton
Jack Fickel
Red Oak
J. M. Walter
Ames
Harold Hughes
Iowa Highway Commission
Derby Thompson
Burlington
The
Highway Commission
Hughes
Saya L. W. Knapp, Jr
University of Town
Institute of Agricultural Medicine
Knapp
Iowa
Kenapp
Probate Notice and Right to Work Debate Surfaces in Iowa
In Sioux County court proceedings the estate of Edward E. Brandt is probated with Hannah Brandt named executrix. Separately a citizens committee supports Iowa right to work and Taft Hartley Section 14(b) while Lex Hawkins campaigns for 100000 signatures opposing a Senate filibuster. A $100000 state program funds on‑the‑job training for 200 Iowans is also announced.
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Iowa
Richard Palmer
Morningside College
Sioux City
Palmer
Lex Hawkins
U. S. Senate
Iowa State Manpower Development Council
U. S
Edward E. Brandt
Legal Notice of Auction for Undivided One Third Share
In the District Court estate of Tena Van Den Hul deceased probate no 61T administrators will sell by public auction the undivided one third interest in part of the West Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of section 29 township 97 range 46 west of the fifth principal meridian. Auction on Saturday January 16 1964 at 1 30 PM on the premises, sale subject to court approval. Administrators Gerrit Van Den Hul Sioux Falls South Dakota Peter Rozeboom Rock Valley Iowa. Bee published January 6 and January 13.
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State OF
Iowa
Sioux County
Tena van den Hul
Wabash River Named From Indian Word Meaning White
The Wabash River derives its name from the historic Indian word ouabache meaning white, reflecting early linguistic roots and local heritage.
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Wabash River
Pike as Name For Highway Contraction Turnpike Bar Toll Roads
The term Pike traces to turnpike and the toll road bar, reflecting highway naming. In Phoenix Arizona the population reportedly quadrupled between the 1950 census and an earlier count, illustrating rapid urban growth.
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Pike
Phoenix
Ari
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University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
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Rock Valley
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Oliver
Roorda
Sudenga
Frank Vander Sanden
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Doon
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Schick
Dick Roelofs
Acct Eee
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Hi-Way Chevrolet Company
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