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Cash Taken From Defiance State Bank Is Still Missing; Nebraska Trio Charged With Robbery
Showing Wrists...as they were bound by two bandits is Mrs. JoAnn Walker, with other Defiance Bank employes, John Wells and Joan Wilwerding.
Cash Taken From Defiance State Bank Is Still Missing; Nebraska Trio Charged With Robbery
All Smiles...as they are taken to the Missouri Valley j ail after their capture are left to right, Donald Gene Brophy, Donald Wayne Eblen and his brother, Ernest Eugene.
Things Are Happening
A few months ago, there was a high embankment at this location at Harmony and Frank streets. The older section of Mercy Northeast stood here. Today, with the building removed and thousands of yards of earth distributed to various parts of the city,…
Program Finds New Home - Chemical Dependency Unit
Planning Material . . . to be used in a therapy session are Denise Meyer and Kathy Jasper, therapists and counselors for the Mercy Chemical Dependency Family Program. The program has chosen a home atmosphere for its outpatient services and offices.
Ten Months Makes Huge Difference For Mercy
Bruce Hopkins
Local Officials Seek Parents Of Child Abandoned At Hospital
Abandoned Child: This photo is from a picture taken by Council Bluffs police when the child was hours old.
Outside Operator Sought For Mercy Generating Plant
Mercy Hospital officials are negotiating with EnerGroup to take over operation of the hospital power plant as a cost-cutting measure.
Mercy's New Birthing Program Makes New Arrival Family Affair
Donna Emswiler
Revenue Losses Blamed For Changes At Mercy
Sister Norita Cooney
Motorists Warned Of Hazards Ahead; Courtesy Soil Masters
Warning Signs...tell motorists of approaching dangerous underpass.
Motorists Warned Of Hazards Ahead; Courtesy Soil Masters
Railroad Underpass...has claimed at least two lives this year.
Dr. Lee de Forest's Inventions Contributed Much To World; Father of Radio To Be Buried Monday
Dr. Lee de Forest
Dredge Lewis To Retire This Month
The Dredge Meriwether Lewis . . . soon to leave the Omaha district, weighs 1,043 tons, is almost 269 feet long and can dredge to a depth of 20 feet. She has accommodations for 64 men although she never carried a crew that large.
Dredge Up Historic River
The Meriwether Lewis . . . A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredge, will be towed from St. Louis, Mo., to Brownville, Neb., where it will become a museum of Missouri River history.