Communication State Historical Society_2537 Windsor AvenueHISTo�ctu.
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A Division of the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs
June 25, 2008
Mr. David Johnson
Planning Services
City of Dubuque
City Hall
50 West 13th Street
Dubuque, Iowa 52001-4864
Dear Mr. Johnson:
Ci"iY OF DUBUQUE
PLANNING .SE VICES D
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Thank you for providing our office with a copy of the application to designate 2537 Windsor Avenue
as an Individually Designated Historic Property (IDHP) by the city of Dubuque.
This brick house appears to date to c. 1875 and is a good example of a nineteenth century residence
which combines several stylistic influences in one building. Most prominent is the French Second
Empire mansard roof on the southern portion of the building. A careful physical examination of the
exterior and interior features and materials may reveal whether this house was constructed in two
phases, whether the mansard roof is a later alteration or whether it is a stylistic hybrid building
constructed at one time.
We concur that this property meets Criterion C for architectural significance. However, at this time we
do not see a case made for Criterion A in the application. With additional research, it may be possible
to make such a case and Ralph Christian found some historical information about the Voggenthaler
family which may be of interest. I have attached copies of these documents.
Again, thank you sending this application to us for comment.
Sincerely,
-Th\Akt5A-,.
Paula A. Mohr, Ph.D.
Architectural Historian and Certified Local Government Coordinator
enclosures
600 EAST LOCUST STREET, DES MOINES, IA 50319-0290 P: (515) 281-6826; EMAIL: PAULA.MOHR@IOWA.GOV
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DUIslitAit HERALD SOUVENIR EpITION.._
CIRCLES AND CLUBS
Various Dubuque Societies Doing
Geod.
Morny end Finley Hospitals end rho
New 8t. Joseph's Hospital fen
the Inane stud Olhors.
Dubutinu leas deny el,erimblu loth
halooa, societies. deans, clubs. and,
not the toast by any woons. horpitalo
which, aro without oetadatio, perform.
log it great deal of good le th0r word.
1101 o u ere two 1,«pitels like Finley
and Morey hospitals, who aro doing a
treader work la mlutaterng nap the
aluie mud physically diatrnetl frurn
nary roof, of life"
Ylawr elaepkal.
21,6 edition of the herald would not
be complete without sane farther ret-
urneeo this Ias ;halo; Finley h«-
pipwee uatehllehed evrr.1 year..r'o
by penile m,bsurlptleu mad In wrier to
fond and ,minlalu It 4. guyrm'•
people of Dubuque have uls duly t
Mammal
tlmt nor
rboa a ,onal..tie I00
by ..led la dollop mud dun
ftuearmtls of auk mud perfect
tolem.. restored to ud the praises Lod g sitnite of then
u W , cup uy nil be oepcndiatruof
`harade e U help teaa la ua
h racier, It una need
hula. a all who
through siskncas 0u 0 Its shutter and
• pc hru of mainstay d
o• ef, Ault and era Ilk. shoring the
thtlrefui ette0tlo of those eau dingo.
e midst of cannaa0rhigh bluff In
teamidstofr teealruground t,Ituoln.
moo. 000u,lul flaw one by e
rent tat M1 rooms rarcupproPrmtely f,lr-
ts
alabod, nil the *pertain r.ni rod
dbp 0 ry are provided with the latest
▪ u g. 00o. appliances ens amp n a✓
ofany, convertor r¢ f r rably With ihoeu
. Y`h yfeel Iv eke «uoerl.
«e loading
t R a
me of o r nder their
physbbus gof ratlte
• who coder fhmre.r to pay.
gratal.
three unable .pay. The
nnleg Is Intrustedtune he earn!,
a«rpm
t. elate se der the upc Ig,
also tendency of Adi 0 under d that mg,
O 00 .Iced n0rse, cod that y
gg Die lady 10 omr toady b chow
on, In throeSh rho budding red elan
any tion n dLed dg.nllog IY
working.
smen.. Hever llama/MI.
Mercy t hospital w« aalablbhed In
0010, haler In charge of the Slaters of
Morey. It is situated on am elevated
site, and, large end roomy, U •ilm4.
ably odapted to hospital purpcau. As
• sort for Inrollds. Mercy hospltal
amperes with the beat In Ilea lank
Tho 1.0hi1 with ire pretest inellIUcs
went. o _al ppns010l00
ofb edlulaa. aro a 1der the eau nmal0ie
➢v leiun c1 tea Sister eau ulergo,.r
hers ofby thlrtoon troloed ours..., t the
ban onst ` the order, and grodunlus of the
;helm moan hospital`foe ThuUnitedVole of
Dubuque 6 n thiiestitutlov, d fur-
n ish.. su-
n nily. Ideal hrison as la their own homets s, whre he
ile
while
merino oil pen advntegn. of perfect
unitary arrangement. Phri ols a f
oohed al tn good toad
lug may briar peel.. b rho hospital
« they trust that at eelk prite sumo vate h010,0. bin
Os. dew., aa3111n. fur k SL Jsoplie Asylum fur the eIntim
.ily.. at Asbury, about three
miles from the city. Themara may
a neared humetm at present. ;lost
of then person uiocurubly %send,
not from ten ru Hate «you., at Ind,
ysmudceee. while they e returned
turned
lauurable, tunny of them. during
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SEAD THESE.
The world defers to the 'manna malt sod there la nolhleg that Inter-
cate the people more than rho hinny of sueceso ttl men Inairldually and
mticeUroly. In the latter part of July, .IDury there n« a gathering el
+ Whore eau We city from northeastern Iowa. After returning to their hum.
L Um rohmnry expression of those runtimen, through hairaorera paper.
*#+++ urpri« and • gratlg0•tloa. We will nmko no imminent, but lot
Ithose mho road therm n0N,n0nlala acatler1d througi, 11,6 le.ne, Judge
whether Dubuque 6 net the best city In the Northwest sou place of resi-
dun, as o Jobbing polo, se n untaufeolurl or ulty and ca a pine to locate
nod educate their children or to eater le to bogie. pedal.. $
he past aeon year, through, thv ef-
ores ( has physicians In charge and
the mrofld minter of leas sisters. have
;wan mud ail restored luthuir homes
d triune. The groat adve06ge of
her unto nih,uhuyystem Moines
has comparative
ease with 0Llch throe
eying !donee among ten unforue•tos
v Halt them, thus giving he pa
bents much mach mutton and conso-
lation. Tho demands ou this inetlt
bonne been so grtwat a now MI.w.
h.11dnge moatnTN when omplotod
lo,00 mi4R ,uosteltalldevourthe• gh-
Ind steel, farm. Tltc sow eeylum
building is planed on neither page.
The city of Dunngne 1•is surrounded
by a cordon of ioatitutios which hero
merle It widely known as a center of
educational mod charitable work. Look -
leg out team, the stalely Orphan Aar
hint of St. Franck.ln the extreme north
!nriroos, the ono rollick t cite
ho triodes. f Haltore,latheaster-
eao Abbey of New Mallory.
The Monastery is situated .boo
twelve mild eulhwest of the airy
The drive then k aver the Military
road, len miles through Holed and pie
r qua scenery. Thobi,. Is bus
ll
,n In the early tlo style, d
%tended whet, m completed to fora
hollow Moore. but only two lades or
as yet built, being in rho form of ant
dneitgnrert nd ivlslemorv.refctoyamt
room.. We shover, 110 feet, the anise
nde
b▪ an 1010fence, room.ter an whose les nolock
eda , nil %side this nelosore, snca its
occupancy by, the coonlea, no arOtil.
has ended. Hat the benotilul gar-
dens ne opeu to lbeapubllc, .n6 her
the monks au be • n going to and
from won owalking ele treat med.
Italian lrnderrtn bedniaike evoke
of the pl. walks.
Na,e Mellery was founded n th
lath of July, 1840. by • little colony o
Gentian Congregational Church.
of the city, an the west can be seen the
Andean of Mount et. Joope'. In
ellergu of the Sisters 01 Charity, end
not far from It the Home for the Priced -
Eastward, nearer the city, Is the
Diocesan College of SC Jmeph's,.lit-
ere forlhor south is the Academy o1 the
Slaters of the Visitation. Further
west Is Finlay hospital; co the bill,-
nearer the city, le Merry hoepitel; eitll
further wet is rho %YvaDnr, Letho,•-
an 0 1'bllocti bluff sarhoogloglon the extreme ho
Miesimippi, rises the Convent of Mount
Carmel, ti,o mother hone. 01 the Sla-
ters of Charity, while east of the clay,
neatlivp m, the ado of Monet Sloan -
awe. the Dominican Addeo, of St.
Clara now open for tea y He•
gut the tend voted Institution n Ire
•j�
';ll Illililkll e;j,rl0
_ roseiij
use
`�>••ysintRa�ryleYl
et
Thu1, from MnI% Atoll. Mallarl1,inland.
ere are branches of the Cistercian
order of relaxed or modifieddl0i-
pllne.but the monks -et Heir Mallory
follow the strict rule ot St. Benedict
fraid aro innm11.4ou with the abbey of
Brand' Truppc, in Freers, wbo«
they ore coiled Trappist. The three
great principled o1 the rule ate sbnU-
perpetual aleeee d manual
labor. They picric 2,500 sores of
he beet fermi., land' In Idea. In
lodge room, in the old tea lane. first
need by she moons they e0tereen all
Haltom without sakiog questions, and
the needy ere never turned from their
door. Them are about bolt. handed
o outer community
choir la brother. la the
cue woolen- hahlt, ith 00w1 end
Barring sleeves; the lay brothers, • to-
n of brown Hoff with hood. Their
food k main!)) eomprind o1 bread cod
vegetanMe.. Neat, fish and egre are
n •d by those 1a health.
T. 6 an orgtoli.lin of Catholic
women for the purp«e of promoting
sa inhuml.vd adreneeraeot%literary
and philanthropic work.
It was established . little over two
yore ago. open the.agrmlfon of Bee.
Thomas Eviler Sherman, the voted
Jesuit divine, sea of the late Cen.Sha,-
Thhenceein., ce Its vShorten Odle.
ere .re about 1. members under the
Tefficient Mr.
cit leade1p of M. M. 7. Hey.
ble lady has devoted much time,
lhrought and energy to the welfare of
the .irate, cod it is mtinlylfrooeb leer.
u ntiring
. H gw arseveFFravee tin It. behalf,
St. Elisabeth society y ie anu.ea114ryyto
the Sherman Circle. It wee orgnlsad
J n. 12, 1nt, with Miss H. Hm en ea
Pre.ldevt. 'pee bats meet a
wedveadsy and Nerdy tv «w far fin:
poor.
L L. A.
Therm IMO, y d la January.
u lT.form.on, by 00,.. Mrs. D. N. .Cooley
and • number of other pals of the
Baboon L1dl«'J.11mary aoisselation.
ee Tlhs•oelatinth
, formed for the porn.
of 'Mantel improvemnt by means of
eyelematle Hedy.. has gene 'deathly
n .from yearn year, each 1 milestone
Wag meshed « a rN-nater day In
In .bider,.
Special m«tivgr are called at will
by the president, whoa able popereare
presented etted ornate other form of sntm•
provided; oce..lmally light
fladtM1mavlaa,, .erred d.aaocl1
ee nmany theren .. lee -
eoled thin,
{hero were who migh-
e led saint10.tamoof1.«you, It might.
iths
&Inndluor eta wants., t ., oor..
Iced and last year wa 100 twentieth
birthday. It 1a on .weld Ehand.; ba-
•Lan,le . recognised peen in War
community. ts members eaneet
weln,iloyal bite best Irt•.eet. e.
ll •s to the en. of •wom:uhana,
and s. locking Millard la mamWd
e«fulnme nos. the Soles,.!•
The p
rom.� a 1: at b:lieeab
•
well grown for 16 age. Earnest et -
forts were made for Boma time to pro -
o
n
;citable site and -building, with
only partial secces,,owng a the Bean -
dal tringnoy. In this en gency
Mr.F.D.Stoete.meotlaneve.IIarin
n tryheved Inn a beenalalfinw
residence, gave his old home, • el
• free gift w the Halatiolnconditioned
01 the daze. f Dubuque.
onlysub-
scribing
511e�um bond ygymnasium.
The q d tl was rais-
ed two days, 0,3 16r. Stoat mode
4nehe elecd. Assoeiatieu, ev ee rYonhoable man.
aremnt of Secretory Smith. is moor -
Idled sa One al lho moat potent egen•
e,es for good to th_com molly.
threw.nevem.. the Abort elx years ego, of. ladles met
et the home of Mn. U. N.'Haymood 1n
Fenton Place to discus. the idea of
form ler a eoc'ety of ICla,'d Daughters.
The ladle. become very eothnsiostic
and a moiety. coosialbg of three
eirelca w a organized, the Fenelon,
the Young Ladies, and the Chit -
drank ....be Secehioe circle. whos
ly obiice to help tent worthye
age thetoo ladles
melted
elt poor yearn
Cron, glom when ltlheu `1 society with `n
1 ¢Cd its work and adoma tea men
melts have bee D1z C'ucln. In the bow
meats let,. beenSnroiepin I0 the hoe.
thel,0M bead.av keeping these n,
satin the
shine CircletoraiseD. covey to s
free bed. The D. D. C.. 'with the
Mends, eco-operation
e been u m. of
many
a uch
actual di.Irms, while glvl•qq gobnon
tlal old to • Saw who ore flying to help
them.el.e
Th. Cases/au
Dubuque le voted as acity o1
church. It probably has more and
better built churches than any city iv
the trite. The meet notable, from a
architectural kennels. are pictured
in ale edition of the Herald,, but it n
no other commenter In We sta. the
porhem wield a poinefel in-
fluence uence in affairs temporal This is
true 01 the Protestant ea well as COte-
111 churches. Dubuquewmach to
the church. from tale.et ct,ed their
rood work L Haan In tmain-
Eevnii the differed, reumtlan
rah ri.ble and educational institution.
FACTS ABOUT DUBUQUE.
• raw Cam. Dmst lawn, ew Ow�seme.i.a
Dobogtde
oe 1a the oldest city in ]own.
It b situated midway between St Pool
and 8t. Louts and ne s population of
10,51..
It is the great =nat.:tering city at
fovea.
Hae ewer two hundred m buf1vtary
ing «ablial,ments, employing 10;000
paten.
Sae one hnvarad .nit col t, Jo oI!og
niessID ampioylog ore: ss0 tractive
saHas four trunk lines of railroads and
another a ninian.
the headquarters of three raglan
p 0001, boa ov the Mltalrtppl.
Bail ner.bu{ship pad asteeMtn
ateembo aer, bulldog koo and steel
tt Hmbwee.
Huntold wlty. of nine nit lead
or la tin 0t of.en
ItIsd port hoes y, harng a IIatt 1
States three telegraph heas.
H«ihmeouexpiese, telephone
huge ova lour ors. vmp•nte.
exchange
mar hail, papers.
H« two humane bridges spooning
the YfmW ip pl.
H«105 inn . f aired .team.
Hyas to miler of Imtric sth.t roil -
to the o ayelem of pwedgm elevator.
Rea g' and elecerle IighL.
D. • water supply uo qunlled—
legfrom ggean c tuna. grnna
lake smoea she bl heeling
by •the city.
Has steam Tenting by • nyamm of
m its rune;.00, 0.11 the.) 1000
Hoot equipped
w.11 dnoticeee end
full gvipped Bra and polls deport -
emote.
asnine hank• nit more boulder
capital than any city of Ito sire in the
wes
H. four high grade colleges d
ppublicvd pri to «boot le abv0d-
eke.Beach anxious to please, and doing their work equally
well; set them at work on"The same task: One asks
nix dollars a day for the
same work that the other man
- considers well paid at two.
ado Men' of Does it fallow that be-
.. cause you pay the one
ual-Stren th �me5
9 as
much- as the othv, be is able to work any faster or any better than the other?
Dozens of people hug that game delusion in a typewriter. They think because
they pay a hundred dollars for a machine, it will work better or faster for that
reason. It won't, anti you should get rid of that notion right here. Operators
on the Blickenaderfer earn just as mach money as the operator on the hundred
dollar machine —do their work just as fast and just as well.
The time has come when the use of a typewriter can no longer be put off
by any professional or business man who cares to keep abreast of the times.
There is a quiet dignity and force about a typewritten letter that carries convic-
tion on the face of it Then, again, think of how many letters you receive that
about half of the contents you either have to skip or guess at. If you're a
business man you are just -as: apt to write that kind of a letter as anybody else.
It won't help a man to spell any better, but it will make your writing a
source of great satisfaction to yourself. Nine -tenths of the business men who
haven't bought typewriters have done so, not because they didn't need one, but -
because they didn't have enough work to justify spending a hundred dollars for
one. We don't think we can, nor are we going to try to supplant the hundred
dollar typewriter with the Blickensderfer. They'll find plenty foolish enough to
pay their price, to whom money is no object. We're looking for the careful
business, professional or clergyman to whom money i e an object. The work of
the Blickenrderfer is as good as can whom
done, What more can we
gay? It's perfect, 'writes faster, will manifold through twelve thicknesses of
carbon perfectly. Try that on a hundred dollar machine- With the mimeo-
graph attachment you can print 2,000 copies in a few hours. It's portable, only
weighs 6 pounds, no ribbons to bother, type strikes paper direct, making a clear,
uniform impression. - Has s8 keys and 84 characters, a two-handed typewriter,
that does every solitary thing any hundred dollar machine does. If you are
thinking of buying a machine, write us. Web send you a machine on trial for
ro days. If you don't like it, send it back; ff you do, pay us S33—that's the
price of it —and speak a good word for it whenever you get a chance. That's
fair, isn't it? Some of the best territory in the state is open yet for agents.
Write Br.
%HARGER if BUSH, State Agents,
PP. and WO teen Street. 0Neq«,
e
Has two eler:dropens house.
fins two large hospital..
aas the aunt hotel. 1n Iowa.
H:e nix patella aerie.
Hoe the domE office building le the
stale.
"Cs
the Dlggtat brewery west of CI
`nHoi-
s Ibe focal hurt house inIowa,
• d federal banding tint coat over
lSr0,000.
0010.4 Stele. ,;vomit and district
co0rm meet here twice • year.
Has 171 secret spa fraternal organ'.
nfias fmtyove thumb. of all demon
Mottons.
Has I00 church .ovine•
la the t of the Catholic ' b-
aloa.< nit the home of Amhbop
Hen.... she distinguished Catholic
prelate.
a the home of S:nanr Wm. H. Alli-
nson, welt In all probability be the
ext republic.. presidential endldate.
C J. Voggenthaler. George Ragat
VOGGENTHALER & RAGATZ,
-D.UBUQUE P
Architectural Ir n . o Works
General Machinists AND
Founders.��.
House Rods, Cresting, Bolts a Screws
OF EVERY DESCRIPToON.
Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers.
TheManntactore of flew Specialties Solidly%
810 - 820 Eighth Street,
T010phoue A78. DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Manufacturer and Jobber of
Boots, Shoes,
and WALES -Goodyear Rubbers
24.24.11ain St:, Dubuque, Iowa.
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We Strive to provide service.
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company history and philosophy
facility and jobsite images
contact information
We'dlike to prove i.t to you.
The E. J. Voggenthaler Co. is a fourth -generation,
family -owned -and -operated business founded in 1890. The
firm is both a steel service center and a fabricator of structural
and miscellaneous steel components which serves the
residential, commercial, and industrial construction industries.
Countless schools, colleges, churches, shopping centers,
supermarkets, utilities, manufacturing facilities, and
warehouses ranging up to 380,000 square feet in size are
operating in buildings constructed with metals produced by
the Voggenthaler Co.
For decades every product fabricated by the Voggenthaler Co.
has incorporated materials that are of superior quality in an
effort to maximize customer safety and security. This
commitment to producing only the best has continually
enabled the company to exceed industry norms. Today we
specialize in fabrication of virtually all steel elements required
for a metal -frame structure, including anchor bolts, columns,
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floor and roof beams, roof frames, stairs, railings, and ladders.
If metals without fabrication are required, we warehouse steel
chemistries of alloy, heat -treated alloy plates, stainless steel,
and even galvanized steel bar joists and metal floor and roof
decking.
Most foundations under construction require reinforcing steel,
commonly referred to as "rebar." The Voggenthaler Co.
maintains an extensive inventory of mill -certified rebar, and
will cut and bend it to the specifications of your project using
an ironworker designed and built in-house. Recent capital
improvements within our company include a computer -tracked
inventory system, and CAD drawing and detailing capability.
At the Voggenthaler Co. we recognize the importance of our
sound credit reputation with suppliers, an unparalleled level of
customer service, and loyal employees dedicated to excellence
as the foundations of our success and longevity. Other
companies come and go, but to us it all seems strikingly
simple: Delivering a quality product at a competitive price
with the very best level of service to all customers, all the
time, not only maintains our business, but grows it as well.
Price and product are generally competitive in the metals
marketplace. The variable is service. The Voggenthaler Co.
excels at service. Let us put our unparalleled service -first
philosophy to work for your metal needs.
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Internal Revenue Service newer of laughter b make a reel apnaorship N program.. President Jwhnsm last w k rick Godon Walkn, 51, the !m-
claimed that Rialing owed f1]; pilllctl Imb1' Western German TV accent. appealed for • spending hold- mar foreign secretary who
down by housewives, business = made a pinked comeback by
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and interest of more N g51,. figure by majestic minuets !day -end a[ presort were' .genry heeds. Ile re- last week. Gordon Walker has
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Kisling was more Nan 3Ds,mo, menl appeared b dwarf Net- lu s come 10 at a time in O°roement m o.ery wu p0505O pit can expect an ap
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and $2,500 b he paid each was shown as an obedient Dal- dog food, shampoos and cigar- meeting I the Lion at Clty Scalise to Appeal
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tenlemen, provided ihal be dress were mock .v.11ahle
Pr°v For Its -Report'.
d 00,070- niWest lefr an TV ea I (ere. Attorney General Lawrma
mast I1Y N Yb tie e1ed pb01on, ^aphyrth used Inventive re West German TV reaches ust The a0crclsry reiterated the of a pp Tueday 700 creme
pette [e photography that spoke for tb ward heir
IUm pol,m ti hom eld;; mletalr00105 0 fr 011 de- °I appeal b the Iowa o.11loe
H,MO . year m the 1"terad self. The whale screen w•ns over half the plenUal household: land eonaivlim Nat lhaydone 0ourl °f the decbbn ealling
/ Revenge &rake through 1971. filled with a clone -up rof a cults audience. for a deciaine on an a 1".,O.-studded lire legal In the male.
e� L- Mn. Virginia V. Kissing was - item./ sex boost "is not yet LL Gibson
County d,, rl d the
/ri I listed as owing 8N0,Om In back .head „ CIWon C. Holliday ruled the
au pea
1 R fraud 1l' d An Freeway Builders "Evidence OI Me throat n bra were legal .(ear a tat Tin
Interest in the period from 1951 inflationary pressures is disturb W nc°ught by Stela Senator
Wrough 19M. She 7°
in rant h WWtsm Kmck iiir Bmnel.
her liability for M.om, with Cut Gas, Water to Home keeep°the gc, ust watch oonntem
51.000 payable at Me time she k end financial dndop-
°tiered the compromise ad ' • meats, exercise all the rape
S7.000 at the time it as_ - - Bible restraint m bolo Me public
ac-
cepted. In addition, the agree �"�• and private sectors for which
mint quires her to pay - t ^: the President has pleaded In Me
umllpdated percentage of her
Income over P,m0 a year to the 1 t
Internal Revenue Service 1 l,j la7
through 19M,
Bridge Players
Elect Officers
Bridge players Irom Iowa,
Illinois, Missouri, Kansas No
basks end Minnesota filled 764
tables at the fourteenth annual
spring
hesectional
e is t (Friday,
Saturday and Sunday sponsored
by the Ha wkeye Bridge
Association.
Ted Noble. secretary for the
last three roars, w earned
president; George Eakins of
Ames, vice-presidml; Er essttlne
Goheen of Des Moines,
lary; end Marian Welch Of
Shenandoah, re - elected
treasurer.
The M. S. Suydam Memorial,
Trophy was awarded to Roy
Rymer of Humealon and the
WILSON SHIFTSiA11f1"n''e
CABINET POSTS
a.B v.nnl y Lewison
LONDON, ENGLAND•-
Prlme Minister Harold WIHdn
reshuffled his government 'suer
day night In the wake of the
f..bor Party's election vkd°ry,
but he made no changes In the
lop foreign, defense or economic
posts.
The appointment of poten-
tially the greatest Interest was
outside the Cabinet, This was
the naming of George Thomsen
s chancellor of the duchy of
Lancaster with special reapon• m90n'S TIN Y\AR5 otos NON.w eoNee MWt Dam,
eibilltles for Britain's relations ADps'TDTHEHUM/W "PT NTH, (AST TENY0ARsga
. _-- _.. ..... ._.._ -
Thomson, with Europe. ._-
Thomson, as, b a .lroo[ PREVIEW YOUR ENTERTAINMENT -
believer•
Mip5.Ie ammo member. The Best on TV
to the Common ember.
His appointment could prod to
some movement In that area,
although official •omen cau-
tioned molest expecting any
dramatic elem.
1n the Cabinet Itself, the shifts
Tonss produced only two new faces.
ilRichard March, 38, replaced
Fred fee as minster of power.
Four children of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Speck, College Hospital. They are, from left. Teresa, 11, Lee, 50, became colonial mere-
2412 S. E. Eighth et., had tonsils ....Tuesday at I.orenan, 10. Melvin II, 7. and Eva M. d. lary, etlll in the Cabinet
COMPROMISE (Biting TV Satire Is AimediUR8ESBANKERS
IN TAX CASEI At Volkswagen President'TO CURB LOANS
Pi no. Yen Plante sonic.
By Joseph R. Steen
o. we The major figures known
and Mrs. Joseph F. Ktating, of. Volkswagen aulnmobtde concern, for slung Ibe -tine of hia nn.l WASHINGTON, D. C. - Sec- abet/ ere Michael whe al0Y 1 their
Dubuque. fa., have made a ..rotary of the Treasury HenryStewart, the
ompromise aeWemen( of more In a type n aatlriaal certmn' foreign secretary; Dennle Ilea -
roan iD5,00p In federal lea li- that never would be seen on on representing one Deutschemark.. 11. Fowles Tuesday urged the ley, minlsler of defense; James
i American television medium In successive stages, the min'eatton's broken "to turn down Callaghan, chancellor of the co
antenna for $43.000, according to 'thatwands a wnbnled Delrolt, got smeller end moanuntil leer uner scale back" speculative hequ
Internal Revenue records. I llgem alive and a m, and George Brown,
weakly Be entitled "Re -lime not much more roan a less prducllve 'pang.minister of economic affairs.
The records et compromise
settlements Mows Mal Slat-
ing, presideel el ADchor Box
Ca. and two smeller firms -
Anchor Sales 1, Service and
Guar d l an Industries -eau -
tended that he did not hive
port," used the home scants foil pinpoint the ultimate COiMbisFowler said banks have in Lord Ssow, better known as
curb (heir lending adie111.. be- enelel and scientist C. P.
cause the growth of credit Semi% reslg.d m retie le
"threatens Inflation." writing. He was No. 2 maa at
.no,. exoro by unY esueana• •-
All Lost Their
a hilarious critique on creeping quence of dechmng purchaeing
inflation. ' power.
The presentation drolly noted' "Repo" was produed ley
that several yeah ago an an•I Munich TV sad dietrlbsld to
nnuneemenl of a price increase; .11 .Indoor comprleing Ike
Home at 121 Sixty-third el.
11'tll,eit Wafer. Gn. nod Telep;:or,e
M. S. and Grace Suydam "Big A Des Moines flame MA without wafer Tuesday when a
Cup" was warded b Eakl,W. water tine was out during preliminary grading for the Dee
Humes of the weekend M°Ina Freeway.
vents were, And that's not ell, said Mrs. -
-o.2:6 eon vv. Dale Nalmes of 901 SuN'Mtrd I° the Sixlylhird slant area.
.aid I& Has wee sun off, Teo prrcway is col utintin to
a ivewa°na line Ian down In lee be opened m (Tie area until 19rd.
driveway and a malibnx taken - - ----
ofl and ten near te. house. Defeat Boone
,t a M._
" Highway cnmmWian has a eon- Schodil"Merger
tract b buy the hoiue hul won BOONE IA -TM cot coke pssealonanal June. Eel Boom Comtypr col
She said ebe nod her hue- merger was defeated Tuesday
bad celled Me Rio1waY night when the United Com-
Cammisamo 1° Ames five moan), High School DMtrlat
time. Tuesday here a prom• voted against H 110 b 571.
lee 10 restore M. water was Two other small districts,
made. But, she said. they .WI Garden Prairie d Gartlan
By U. S. Singletons rn0V,lred vhem II a'lll Center, .too voted against the Hash f University avenue
The U U.
$tales ginglemr&, proposal. along Fifty. seventh street
national ° ganiratbn "l'm a little irate," said Mrs. The btal vob was mg lrc and morning Register readers gel
for ational dream ors wmnn, Holmes. "1'm sun other people 617 against tiM merger In tlw 15 outstanding service from Car.
will hold Its Midwestern sym. °re being (rested We wore diatricb which included the ter Salesman Robert Md.
way" 'Bon 01 1122 fMy-ninth at For
two years he has delivered
the Register without a single
service complaint - and hat
still going strong.
sniffed and sniffed and miffed
the fumes until he died," Bail
Medical Examiner Leslie Ls -
ash, who wag called 0 a high
school yard where the boy
died.
"This glue -miffing geta all
the p.hldty, hoof tits Jn.l
.n segment f the prob-
lem.
The whole Ming 1
IYenl-.mning," sail Harry
Raybb, lerheic•I director al
the Pelson Control Center In
New York City.
1t is the solvents In glue or In
leaning fluid the carton& that
affect the surfer's central nerv-
ous system, sometimes giving
a "Idck" or a sense of exhilara-
tion, and sometimes leading m
his death.
There Is no antidote to the
stuff, Rayhin Mid, 0cept m his
minister oxygen to a who
y commissioner Gene m some psychological leer and e1D4
Needles. fee
Mwnnms0 0:m0.1vater
1:30 Ono tar De 9:30 M.A.Mtry
ZOOTIme erye 9oonMDIIIn
ZOO. rho nerves 10.30 visa
lea Fen..
minty Corot on behalf of Pub- dee. he said, the problem Iles 11-M omit ::ea 7.10 Polly Oak.
C Safely �.0 730 e
must be attacked on that baste.
months Pest end tee dy D. M. E Hunt Y°C0g Capllckl, • high
the way for prompt end prudent o school sophomore, had spot
arilon t Mal Is reguird," ha d half a0 hour to sec outhugdln
orHandi g
aid. CaPPe le Me school y d, d tea
Fowler warned that the M1 special Easter egg hunt for h,1.0., .0 6e halMey va - 044101D*M
Is KDMiry 11
yslcally handicapped children "b. the the Ivmn wllb as WWY e3o hem
Xm 9:m A'auwrf
boamleg Amcncen a omy ill be held 13 Id friend, whom m Mlpea 9lorrwirl0.l
is weakens° the adminhln- a al the Easter Se
• Yearo ra , w um p- 7.
Uon's campaign le bring The Center, 29RI Thtrhe[h 9 Ilrc did not M001107 7301n. IMV
1. S. balance of p0yme0D Into ' m. 0,80day. The Dyarold run for police
equtllbrl°m M1I year. Prot- hmere will be prizes for every when Randy fell u etoa
permit Amerman
and businessmen ere buying
re foreign goode and are
dole/ more traveltag abroad.
Both developments ere addbg.
b tbe outflow of gold and
dollars. he soled.
The xi -nation organisation for
Economic Cooperation and 0e.
velopment cautioned even more
o inomly Tuesday night that
"there may be (0,10er
deterioration In the current"
U.S. external balance. The or
1,051. m panted out Mat buy.
rapidly
demand: are rising more
here than In the lower.
growing European nations.
•-- Cledwyn Hughes, 49, was
named secretary for Wales, re-
placing James Griffiths, 75, who
left the government.
In general, It was unexciting
reshuffle. Those who had hoped
that Wilson would prune the
dead wood ruthlessly will he
disappointed.
oeoo et Holldey Tie and Madnd high uhml
Inn gaunt. A membership drive A Highway Cemudeslm districts. The proposal would
is planned here. Thee sessions spokesman said a contract haalhave merged all ache districts
are open b• prospectivemem- been let to a private conatruo- in the ass half of Boon
bens. lion firm Qr preliminary work.Counly, _
Perfect Service
Today
The Register preoenls the pick of the day'. network television
enlertainmenl-PR£.ukwed by The Register'. Mann of sepals
who head attended rehearsals, .creend libru and read scripts
in New York and Hotly,aa0. Times are Central Standard
Today'a best:
CHRYSLER THEATER - "The Sister and the Savage" A
sentimental if not soupy Mlle drama. A rock 'n'roll .roger
thinks his career will be mined tl he takes time out for a spinal
operation. Most sympathetic 1° Ins problem is a young nun
(Connie Francis) who used la be a recording star before taking
Holy Orders. B p. no., NBC: KMTV, Ons.Oa; KQTV, Fort Dodge;
KROGTV, Rochester; )(SOOTY, Sloan Fent; KTIV, Sioux City;
KWWI.TV, Metric.; WQEM-TV, Balmy; WHO -TV, Dee Motu.;
WOGTV, Davenport
MISS TEEN INTERNATIONAL - Thit Is another beauty
pageent. Hal Is Batman (Adam West) and visiting celebrities
include Ryan O'Neal, Barbara Parkins, Chris Connelly. Pa
Morrow, Vic Morrow, David Hedlaan and Robert Goule1 1 p.
ABC, KCRG-TV, Cedar RapW; KMMI', Austin; WQAD•TV,
Malin.
Boy's Death Bares Real
Problem: Solvent -Sniffing
FRANKLLY SQUARE NAY. r1v rFtneeo-Yaruld ReMy
Capllckl did here after Inhaling the fumes from a bottle of
cobona. His death Monday brought Int lh pe 11HI
realised fact: The "glua0H'
!mg" fad that bas been so DDS MOIM[f KRNT.00 2
widely publicired is but • elnsll 63o sv.dwsm. ):m s.aM swm
pars of a big problem. 7:os cos Men 3301111 Riley
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The metre was filed In Palk whereplPlepnlotb thepoar 10.10 ...writ ton See Meet Milo MM. mar tim ti Mum
ild participating In the event.' frothing at the mouth. Pollee KWKY-Rodin
annual Easter egg hunt isaatd they found the carbons bola 115D. cow Nman
pns°red Jointly by the Beay.tlle half empty. The label bears 5.15mMem too smnns sm,n
dale V. F. W. Post 5127 andta wanting: 'Danger • vapor i:JO awl,un too Xermm Grwe
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By B0 Regan
"Pleue pis Me en ,
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Starting its 11-1-1Year
This Week!
"PARTY LINE"
with BILL RILEY
Weekdays 1:15 to 3:00 PM
Central Iowa's Original Telephone Show
Participate in lob of interesting convsfsalion with Party Line Regulars .. -
Newcomees ... end Special Studio Guests. B. entertained ... and I.a.n.
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WASHINGTON, D. C. - Mr. FRANKFORT , GERMANY-Wert German television gave the,
edle Nlmda night Ie Ifeim uloff head d Wo huge)