Local News Briefs From Keota and Surrounding Areas
Max Birka of Phoenix visits grandparents in the area for several weeks on business. Various residents visit hospitals, attend events, or travel to Des Moines and Chicago for shopping, work, or family occasions.
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Max Birka
Phoenix, Ariz
M. R. Snider
Ten Years Ago Today Washington High Chooses Contest Solos
Vocal soloists selected to represent Washington High School at the preliminary state music contest in Wellman include Max Darnell Douglas Dowell Merle Booth Jane Steele Marjorie Walker and June Garrett.
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Washington High School
Wellman
Max Darnell
Douglas Dowell
Merle Booth
Iane Steele
Marjorie Walker
June Garrett
Weather Report Promises Clearing Night and Warmer Day
Top on hogs $15.75. Weather forecast notes gradual clearing tonight with tomorrow fair skies and a slight rise in temperatures.
Health department warns of TV dangers in homes
Des Moines reports the state health department cautions about risks from television sets. Skin injuries from broken picture tubes and fatal shocks from charged condensers are possible. Officials note automatic cutoffs and leakage resistors reduce danger, and advise reading manuals and using qualified service personnel.
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Des Moines
State Health Department
Health Department
Extensive Search For Overdue Ship Eld er A navy net tender missing near Eniwetok
An extensive sea air search is underway for the U S S Elder with 33 officers and men aboard on a voyage from Pearl Harbor to Eniwetok. Navy officials say the diesel electric ship may have engine trouble and lost radio contact but is not believed to be in immediate danger. Searches are coordinated from Johnston and Eniwetok with ships and aircraft from Hawaii and Guam. The vessel was last sighted 700 miles east of its destination, with no apparent trouble at that time.
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Eniwetok Atomic Proving Grounds
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Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Eniwetok
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Elder
Johnston
Eniwetok Islands
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A. W Brewster
Iowa women surge in state political races
Iowa housewives and businesswomen show rising enthusiasm for government service as 15 women have requested nomination papers or are considered serious candidates in the state legislature races. Republicans lead with seven hopefuls, with more to possibly enter from both parties.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Secretary of State
Women Seek Iowa Political Nominations Amid Active Interest
The article reports Democrats fielding five women for the Iowa House and one for a state post amid growing female participation in politics. It notes candidates like Jessie Parker for state superintendent, Edna Lawrence for state auditor, and Celia Sawyer for secretary of state, highlighting historic firsts and past female officeholders.
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Warren County
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Lake Mills
GOP
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Ottumwa
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Winterset
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Anti-Espionage Bill Advances to Senate
The highly restrictive anti espionage measure, endorsed 368 to 2 by the House, heads to the Senate. It would tighten safeguards on U S secrets, extend limitations for government theft cases, hold former officials liable for up to 10 years, and raise penalties for conspiring to reveal national secrets.
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Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Proposal to Strengthen Foreign Agent Registration Requirements
The draft suggests creating a category for individuals trained in foreign espionage or political schools to register as foreign agents. It also proposes making failure to register a continuing offense to extend the statute of limitations.
Bloomfield Honors Muscatine Man Bert Nelson
Funeral services were held in Bloomfield for Bert Nelson of Muscatine who died Monday. He is survived by two brothers Ed and Joe, both of Washington, and several nieces and nephews.
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Joe Nelson
Carl Nelson
Luther Cram
Roy Nelson
Bloomfield
Bert Nelson
Muscatine
Mr Nelson
Joe
Washington
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