Wallace convention in Waterloo eyes state slate and ballot columns
Des Moines report on Wallace for President outlining plans for a state convention in Waterloo to nominate candidates, certify party status, and place on the November ballot. Mentions possible governor candidates, keynote speaker Glen Taylor, and Paul Robeson addressing a banquet with funding issues affecting campaign outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Waterloo
Wallace
Henry Waillace
Fred Stover
Iowa Farmers Union
Ed Roelefs
Sioux Center
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Paul Robeson
Wallace Party
Prohibition
Socialists
Socialist-Labor
Socialist-Labor Party
Farmer-Union Party
Mrs Anna Rath Buys Snyder Property Riverside
Riverside residents report a sale of the Snyder residence east of St Marys school to Mrs Anna Rath with a closing-out sale of contents drawing a good crowd. Auctioneer Bert Gray and clerk F W Skubal noted satisfactory prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Crutz
Riverside
Allen Snyder
Josie Snyder
St. Mary's School
Anna Rath
Bert Gray
F. W. Skubal
Martha Dautremont
Lester Carlyn
Japan
Mr. Carlyn
Charles Lorack
Kenneth Lorack
William Krot
Krotz
Fred Kucera
Kenneth
Laurel
Warren Forbes
Conesville
Hubert Krotz
Leonard
Friend
John Detweiler
Local Postal Rates In Iowa Mentioned For Yearly Carrier
The fragment references monthly and yearly postage or carrier charges in Iowa with figures like 2.00 and 3.76 and mentions a specific time frame and carrier advance. This brief notes a historical rate discussion without full context.
Convention Hall Seating For Delegates And Spectators
The report outlines seating for a convention with 156 Iowa seats allocated. Each delegate receives two items while alternates get one, and the remainder is distributed by headquarters. Only 4,000 of 13,000 seats are for guests, with 16,000 more for viewing in television halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wallace
Towan
Prohibition Party
Fretting
Philadelphia
Lantic City
Trenton
Camden
New Jersey
Convention Hall
First Seventh Day Baptist Church in Newport 1671
The first Seventh Day Baptist church in the country formed in Newport Rhode Island on December 23 1671. Stephen Mumford who brought the doctrine to Newport around 1664 previously belonged to Bell Lane Seventh Day Baptist church in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Baptists
Newport
Rhode Island
Stephen Mumford
Bell Lane
Seventh Day Baptist Church
London
Mrs. E. C. Statler Hosts Mothers Day Guests
Mr. and Mrs. George Statler and family of Brighton join Mrs. E. C. Statler for Mother's Day. Also present are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jones of Fairfield and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bray and family. Evening visitors include Chester Eatinger and family of Washington and Bob Wittsfield and Roberta of Fairfield. Additional guests: Milton Fry and Gerald Snuggs of Burlington, Paw Bell and family of Ottumwa, and Harold Bell and family from Stockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weo
George Statler
Brighton
Milton Jones
Fairfield
Walter Bray
E. C. Statler
Chester Eatinger
Washington
Bob Wittsfield
Roberta
Milton Fry
Gerald Snuggs
Burlington
Paw Bell
Don Statler
Bertha Statler
Hoskins
George Dickinson
Leonard Dickinson
New London
Marguerette Dickinson
Rock Island
William Hoskins
Clarence Statler
Linda
Carl Nelson
Doyle Schmitter
Bloomfield
H. C. Jones
Walter Gilmore
Fremort
E. A. Hosler
Mary Gilmore
Iowa City Hospital
Mother's Day Visitors Across Ottumwa and Surrounding Towns
A string of Mother's Day visits spread through Ottumwa and nearby towns. Families including the Meister, Bray, Pierson, Statler, Hosler, Dickin son, Nelson, Schmitter, Gilmore, and Gowes traveled to see relatives and friends, with gatherings at several homes and hospital visits noted.
Social visit notes from local households
Their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Don Johnston the C C Dana and Walter Bray Mr and Mrs Max Bales of Ryan. Jand baby of Washington called at homes last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma
Dorothy Bray
Ottumwa
Walter Bray
Albert Jones
Nermin Pierson
Marion
Don Johnston
C. C. Dana
Max Bales
Ryan
Jand Baby
Washington
Graduation Day Push to Enlist in Army or Air Force
A graduation speech urges graduates to seize opportunities and fulfill obligations of manhood by enlisting in the Army or Air Force. It promises training in chosen fields, good pay, and advancement potential, with options of 3, 4, or 5 year careers and Aviation Career Plan in the USAF. contact nearest recruiting stations for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexne
America
Air Force
USAF
Army
Army Technical School
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Cliff Richardson
Iowa City
Iowa University
de Moines
Mason City
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Snyder
Edward Wingler
William Streb
Vera Streb
Towa City
Frank Shimitz
Rose Shebanek
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Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Hitler
Bruce C Cowden
Charlee Morris
W.W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowe Press
Audit Bureau of
Washfortht
Mai
Vance
Haifa
Haganah
Star of David
Palestine
International Soundphoto
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Rhee
People's Army
International
Roxy Theater
New York
Ge (International
Willi
Earl Cadle
Chicago
Alice Cadle
Caddle
W. L. Bray
Ther
Carlos Watson
Cleo Meister
E. A
Glen Hosler
Moses Hoskins
Merrill Gowes
Dixie
Jackson
Miss
Ooe L. Wright
Mississippi
J. Strom Thurmond
South
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Dirmingham
Ala
Armour & Co
National City
Edward Hucks
Hucks
Ee Ya
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Army and
U.S. Air Force Recruiting Service
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