WANTED BY THE FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives Corbett
Corbett a California Institution for Men escapee, serving five years to life for murder, is sought on a federal interstate warrant issued March 21 1960 in Los Angeles. He is an almost six foot tall white man born October 25 1928 in Seattle. He has hazel eyes, brown hair, a medium build, and wears gloves due to near sightedness. He is described as educated, with interests in science and firearms, and is considered armed and dangerous. Notify FBI offices with information.
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Corbett
FBI
California Institution For Men
Chino
Calif
Air Force
Los Angeles
Seattle
Wash
Focal Telephone Directories
Albert I King of Belgians Dies in Mountain Accident
Albert I king of Belgians was killed in 1934 during a mountain climbing accident. The royal family announced the sudden death shocking Belgium and prompting official mourning and prime ministerial statements.
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Albert I
Recreation Schedule Notes Holiday Week Activities
Recreation schedule covers July 4 to 8 with holiday adjustments. Planned outings include a July 4 makeup hike and July 6 Pee Wee and Midget baseball at Ringsted, H S Baseball at Sentral, and July 8 crafts and swimming. Listings name participants and departure times for hikes and games.
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Ringsted
H. S
Sentral
David Kitz- Inger
Duane Riepma
Stewart Goldman
Charles Trunkhill
Robert Carrol
Cedy
Welhausen
Tommy Burgess
David Schwerin
Glen Barrett
Bancroft
Kossuth D.H.I.A. report lists top herds and fat yields
Twenty two herds with 486 cows in milk in the north unit of the Kossuth Coop D.H.I.A. saw cows over 400 lbs butterfat led by Leander Menke Candy at 511 lbs fat and Sidney Payne Mable with 639 lbs fat. Other top cows included Walley Campney Ann 406 lbs fat and Hazel 524 lbs fat from various herds. Eighteen herds tested on regular D.H.I.A. and seven on owner-sampler in the south unit, per supervisor Forrest G. Hofbauer and Mrs Paul Hurn.
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Kossuth Coop
Forrest G. Hofbauer
Swea City
North
Walley Campney
Ann
Leander Menke
Bali
Sidney Payne
Mable
Hazel
Diana
Ralph Walker, Jr
Dale Schroeder
Ralph Angle
Engstrom
Donald Hotbauer
John Ruger
Edwin Wichtendahl
Reports of top herd averages in milk production
The records list the highest average herds led by Robert Weachter with 1,894 mil and 146.75 fat, Alfred Meyer with 1,370 milk and 46.8 fat, Kermit Kuecker with 1,404 milk and 43.82 fat, Stanley Opheim with 1,340 milk and 45.83 fat, Arlie Bannart with 1,335 milk and 43.70 fat, and Floyd Bodé with 1,234 mil and 42.53 fat.
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Robert Weachter
Alfred Meyer
Kermit Kuecker
Stanley Opheim
Arlie Bannart
Floyd lBode
Health Department Warns VD Is Very Dangerous Disease
The Iowa Health Department warns that venereal disease is widespread and dangerous, with syphilis as a common form. Early symptoms may be mild or go unnoticed, giving false reassurance while the germ remains in the body. Untreated cases can lead to insanity, blindness, paralysis, or heart failure.
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Iowa
United States
Prevention and treatment of venereal disease urged by doctor
A doctor argues prevention is the first line of defense against venereal diseases. He warns teenagers need warning as freedom rises, stresses seek reputable medical care for infections, and notes self treatment is dangerous. The piece frames venereal disease as a medical issue, not a disgrace, and closes with a proverb about babies and angels.
Church Listings Show Sunday Services Across Local Congregations
Multiple churches announce their Sunday schedules with worship times and Sunday School hours. Good Hope Lutheran, Immanuel Lutheran, Grace Baptist, Ramsey Reformed, Wooden Presbyterian, First Bible, and Titonka-Doan Parish TE Methodist list service times and related activities for a community week.
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Good Hope Lutheran
B. H. Schwerin
Immanuel Lutheran H. A. Diers
Grace Baptist Church
David Wolfe
Ramsey Reformed Church
William Kroon
Wooden Presbyterian Church
J. F. Hayenga
First Bible Presbyterian Church
Ronald Hutchings
Tifonka-Doan
Tre Methodist
Max E. Goldman
Titonka
Iowan George Nissen Creates Global Trampoline Sport
The Iowa innovator George Nissen turned the circus bouncing bed into a portable trampoline. From a Cedar Rapids garage to a world factory, his Trampoline spawned widespread use in 6000 U.S. schools, international events, and NCAA gymnastic adoption. He travels extensively with his wife Annie and daughter Dagmar promoting the sport. The open air centers spread from California to Florida and beyond, with Nissen training coaches and performing at clinics and charity events worldwide.
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George
Nissen
University of Iowa
Iowa
Fiest
Towan
Cedar Rapids
U.S
AAT
NCAA
Copenhagen
F.I.G
World Gymnastics
California
Florida
Miami
Des Moines
United States
Canada
Mexico
Russia
Belgium
Holland
England
Switzerland
Australia
Italy
France
Japan
South Africa
Mid-west
Nissens
Annie
Dagmar
Eurose
U. S
Bill
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Kossuth
D.H.I.A
Boyken Insurance Agency
Titonka Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Devries Auction Sales
Devries Auction CO
Buffalo Center
Health Dept
H. I. Torgersen
D. D. S. X-Ray
Titonea
Hamstreet
Sawyer & Erickson
East State Street
Alagona
Boughtons Funeral Home Ambulance
Kenneth F. Boughton Merley
Finer Directors
Britt, Iowa
L. A. Winkel
Hutchison
Algona
Lows
John
Lesiak
Sftics
R. Ow, Miller
Dr. Sawyer
James K. WL
L. L. Snyder
Optometrist
East State
Dial
Titonka, Iowa
Jack April
Clear Lake
Mom
Pop
Modern Cleaners
Algona, Iowa
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