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Judge To Talk To Children In Custody Battle - Father Jailed For Two Months
Lyle and Deborah McGlade with children, Scott and Patricia
Judge Will Rule On Trial Location
Jerry L. Hansen
Judge: Witness Not Credible
Roger Goff
Juel Named By City Of Hope
Einer P. Juel
Juel's Daughter Contributes Art To First Federal
A Scene Near Lake Tahoe . . . is the subject of the painting inspected by Mrs. Mary Ruffcorn, A First Federal employee. The painting hangs in the president's second-floor office and was created by his daughter.
Julia Dodge Beard's home in Mapleton, IA
Julia Dodge Beard's home in Mapleton, IA where her mother Mrs. Julia T. Dodge died December 11, 1888.
July Bridge Opening
Re-opening of the South Omaha Bridge, closed for major repairs about a year, will probably be opened about July 1, W.D. Hattan, district construction engineer for the Nebraska Department of Roads, said Friday. Deck work is nearing completion, and…
Junction Main and Pearl Streets
Photograph of junction of Main and Pearl Streets. North view from present Hay Market Square.
June Hennessy, Wife Of Doctor, Is Dead At 52
Mrs. June Hennessy
Junkins Says He'll Use Imaginative Approach
Lowell Junkins gestures during his Tuesday visit to Council Bluffs. The Montrose resident is the third Democrat to seek the gubernatorial nomination.
Junkins Seeking Support, Cites State's 'Frustration'
Senate Majority Leader Lowell Junkins, D-Montrose, wants a special legislative session to make clear the content of the lottery bill.
K Of C To Note Diamond Jubilee
Discussing 75-year-old Charter . . . of Council 1115, Knights of Columbus of Neola are Victor Shea, Dave Stamp, the current grand knight, Clement Brich, and the Rev. Lawrence Beeson, chaplain.
Kanesville 1849-1851
Consists of drawings made by Simons during railroad survey projects in Iowa and Nebraska beginning in 1853.
Kanesville (now C Bluffs) 1849 to 1851 Looking North from corner of Main St. and First Ave.
Kanesville (now C Bluffs) 1849 to 1851 Looking North from corner of Main St. and First Ave.
Kanesville Boulevard
Gov. Branstad, left, and Council Bluffs Mayor Charles Smith unveil the new sign for Kanesville Boulevard during the governor's visit to Council Bluffs Friday.