Tripoli Leader official town newspaper of Tripoli Iowa
The Tripoli Leader is a weekly second class publication in Tripoli Iowa established in 1894 serving Bremer County. Publisher William A Buckley and Editor Robert J Sassman oversee a subscription rate of 3.50 a year in Iowa and 4.50 elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Iowa Law Review Examines Religion in Iowa Schools
The Iowa Law Review notes federal rulings limit religion in public schools beyond prior Iowa law. It cites 1962 Bible and prayer decisions, the 1858 Bible-reading provision, and the release time option, stressing Iowa’s history of church state separation and three sources shaping current limits and possible paths.
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Iowa Law Review
Iowa City
United States Supreme Court
Iowa
Federal High Court
U. S
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
College of Law
State University of Iowa
The
Law Review
Miller Appointed New Basketball Coach at State U
University of Iowa athletic director Forrest Evashevski named Ralph Miller as the new head basketball coach at Iowa Miller, succeeding Milton Scheuerman who resigned after six years. Miller, 45, old Wichita coach with 13 seasons and 12 winning teams, guided Wichita to a 1963-64 MVC tie with Drake. Evy stated Miller was the sole campus interviewee and sole job offer recipient. Expected salary about 16,500 dollars per year.
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University of Iowa
Forrest Evasheviski
Ralph Miller
Iowa
Miller
University of Wichita
Milton “Sharm” Scheuerman
Wichita
Shockers
Drake
Evy
Price-Support Reseal Program Set for 5 Grains
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee announced a broad reseal program allowing farmers to keep price-support loans and receive storage payments on four farm stored grains after 1964 loan maturity dates. Reseal applies to 1963 crops of corn barley oats and grain sorghum and certain earlier crops. maturity dates and payment rates are defined. reseal ends or is limited for specific earlier crops. storage payments are prorated if redeemed early. policy aims to keep farm stocks for decentralization and disaster readiness.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
ASCS
Commodity Credit Corporation
4-H Club News Maxfield Merry Maids and More
4-H clubs report March 31 meetings at multiple homes with demonstrations on muffins vegetable cookery and Easter ideas. Members discuss parliamentary procedure projects and plans for basketball and softball. Next meetings set with talks on eggs packing picnics and salad tricks.
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Maxfield
Merry Maids
Marilyn Foelske
Sylvia Harms
Audrey Moeller
Carol Wehling
Officers Training School
Tripoli
Linda Hathe
Lona Lee Kemp
Eric Harms
Elmer Foelske
Linda Rathe
Glenda Moeller
Mary Harris
Linda Matthias
Carol Otto
Diane Diercks
Grace Lutheran church schedule and community notices
Grace Lutheran Arnold Thalacker pastor schedule includes Sunday school 9 a m and worship 10 a m with Dorcas Circle April 9 at 1 30 p m and Bible studies. Junior and senior choirs meet Thursday while confirmation classes Saturday. Martha Circle and Rebecca Circle meet with Bible studies. Waverly Area Churchmen's Fellowship spring valley at Nashua 8 p m. Various lectures and catechetical instruction listed along with multiple church services, circles, and fellowships across several congregations. The Brook lyn Battery Tube referenced as longest highway tunnel in the U S.
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Grace Lutheran
Arnold Thalacker
Dorcas
Otto Rieck
Clara Niemeyer
Martha Circle
Carl Lobeck
Harold Kuethe
Rebecca Circle
Fred Rathe
Floyd Sauerbrei
Waverly Area
St. John’s
Minnesota Manufacturing and Mining Co
St. Paul
Holy Land
W.S.C.S
Lloyd Baer
ST. John's Evangelical and Reformed
Siegel V. D. Weidler
St. John Church
Nashua
ST. John's American Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Geo. J. Gundel
Walter Hin
ST. John’s Lutheran
Western Douglas
W. H. Lindquist
Jesus
Sumner
Parkersburg
Commission to Hold Hearing on Court Structure
The legislature created a commission to study the court system. It will hold a public hearing at the state house in Des Moines on April 10 to hear viewpoints from groups and individuals interested in revamping the court structure. Topics include district size and judge counts per district, a traffic bureau for minor violations, and methods to administer minor civil litigation.
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State House
Des
Door sockets in Mesopotamia posed housing demand
In Mesopotamia, where stone was scarce, door sockets were always valuable and did not form a part of the house. The tenant had to furnish his own.
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Mesopotamia
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