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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1952

Page

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Government Hints Steel Mill Seizure in War-Time Tensions

Washington reports mobilizer Roger L. Putnam and officials discuss possible government seizure of steel mills under the defense production act as wage talks with U S Steel and the steelworkers union continue. President Truman faces legal and political hurdles while economic leaders warn against wage hikes undermining stabilization.

Hamerck Iails Hicese Ens Washington Eorer Goan Steck Manvelen Mons 2Ilman C. R Economix Roger L. Putnam Price Ellis Arnall Braliication Board Ee Ares Normafonte

Man Pleads Guilty In Drunk Driving Case

Rupert Thomas Gatto 27 of 20 Third Avenue SW pled guilty to a second offense drunk driving charge before Judge J. E. Heiserman. Sentencing set for April 4. Gatto was arrested after his car left a ditch on Highway 218 near Twenty-eighth Avenue SW. He previously convicted on a first offense drunk driving charge Feb 19, 1948, in Linn County. Bond set at $1,000. Gatto and passenger Mae Hillmer 17 of Marion were treated for minor injuries and released from Mercy Hospital. W. L. Neuendorf 27 of 1B Seventh Street SE pled guilty to a larceny charge before Judge Heiserman and is held on $1,000 bond pending an April 12 sentence. Neuendorf was arrested Wednesday by Cedar Rapids detectives for stealing a pocket watch from his home. The watch is owned by Charles H. Miller.

Maplewood Drive Alamm Company No Fruitland Boulevard White House Steelman Defense and Justice Eighth Avenue Himents Charles No Wilson Dean Woodford Forty-firat Street Derec Justice Department Luke's Lawrence Volesky Sony Carmel Calif Pic James L. van Deusen Inhérent Powera Peninsula Community Dent Emter Pfc. van Deusen Zereda van Deusen Third Street Cooke Alexandria House Donald Howig Tett-Hartley Howig Ethel Linkletter I. E. Linkletter Garden Rupert Thomas Gatto Third Avenue J. E.heiserman Gatto Seturay Cedar Rapids Highway 218 Twenty-eighth Avenue Linn County Hiswa Mae Hillmer Marian Mercy Hospital W. L. Neuendorf William LeRoy Neuendorf Seventh Street Dudge J. E. Heiserman Neuendorf Nevender Charles H. Miller

Tafts Eyes Now Turned On Illinois

Sen. Robert A Taft, buoyed by Wisconsin and Nebraska wins, moves to Illinois with a campaign push hoping to boost his bid for the Republican nomination. Eisenhower backers discount Illinois, eye New Jersey April 15, Kefauver gains from Wisconsin Nebraska victories amid a crowded GOP field after Truman exit.

John L. Cutter Washington Robert A. ‘Taft Wisconsin Nebraska Illinois Dwight D. Eisenhower Pontiet New Jersey Taft Sen. Estes Kefauver Bull Tennessee Truman

Western Union Strikes Highlight Wisconsin Nebraska Primaries

Western Union Telegraph workers strike over benefits disrupts telegram service in Wisconsin and Nebraska while Taft gains first Midwest victory. Kerr remains in presidential race despite Kefauver defeat. Office briefly closed, no telegrams transmitted. Delegates solidly backing Eisenhower.

Robert 5. Kerr Okla Kefauver Atinania Navance Rapids California Secon Cedar Ice Wisconsin Western Union Telegraph Com- Eisenhower Haripany Lnid B. Stassen Nebraska Art Tennessee Taft Inessee Winn

Death notices from Cedar Rapids area gravelly obituaries and political notes

Death notices report Clair A Rank age died Wednesday services planned 1:30 p m Saturday Brady mortuary with Reverend Argow. Cremation for infant Leslie Diane Hensch and long obituary for Mary Graham with service times to be announced. Political notes describe Taft campaign wins in Wisconsin and Nebraska delegate hopes with efforts in Idaho Michigan and Iowa. Lede mentions Eisenhower campaign manager Henry Cabot Lodge Jr departing for Europe.

Clair A. Rank 1St Avenue SE Cirrus Brady Mortuary Hev. W Peoples Church Burni Linwood Taft Wisconsin Warren Nebraska Yews Idaho Michigan Iowa Henry Dworshak Mian Granucnucren Teahen Chapel Riverside Cemetery Anamosa

Taft Delegates In Nebraska Put At 15 Out Of 13

Omaha reports vote counting in Nebraska during the Republican primary shows Taft leading Eisenhower among pledged delegates while Kefauver and Kerr lead the Democratic side. Delegates appear largely unpledged, with only one Eisenhower supporter among Republicans and several uncommitted or pro Kefauver Kerr alignments among Democrats.

Taft Nebraska Omaha Sen Taftfauver Kerr Stes Gen Eisenhower Kefauver Sen. Russee

Community Briefs Spark Weekend City Events

City P.T.A. to sponsor square dancing at Ferner five Syms tonight from 7 30 to 9 30. Odd Fellows Maine lodge to meet Friday at 8 p.m. First avenue NE address. Pantake Dinese Paepie church event Friday 5 to 7 30 p.m. Good menu. Chamber luncheon Friday at Roosevelt hotel. Cancer talk at noon at Roosevelt by Raymond C. Lewis. Free wash day clinic at Kratchmers Reliable Furniture Co. Dr. Franey moves office to Merchants National Bank Bldg. Cub Pack 25 boys graduate to Boy Scouts at Arthur school. Several named new initiates. Jacobue jailed 15 days for drunkenness. Sunshine Mission marimba program Friday 7 30 p.m. Mrs Wayland’s mother dies in California. First Lutheran church women Night Study group meet Friday 7 30 p.m. Robert Armstrong to show Europe trip films.

Cleveland and Harrison School High Twelve Roosevelt Hotel Raymond C. Lewis American Cancer Society Stevens Roosevelt First Lutheran Church Robert Armstrong

Iowa G.O.P. delegates face tight race for national roles

The Iowa Republican convention centers on delegate battles with Taft Eisenhower and MacArthur leads in straw polls. Key tensions include leadership of national committee slots and district caucus plans as hundreds seek seats despite limited capacity.

G.O.P Alec Mackenzie Cedar Rapids Barbara Sherbo West Des Moines Eissenhower Wylie King Hancock John Rehmann Des Moines Taft Wiley Maine Sioux City Young G.op Who & Neutral

Elksder Mrs Rudy Kainz and Newborn Die in Iowa

Mrs. Rudy Kainz 40 and her day old son David died Tuesday in Iowa. Services Friday at 9 30 am at Witt funeral home and 10 am at St Joseph s church. Burial in the church cemetery.

Iowa Elksder Rudy Kainz David Witt Funeral Home St. Joseph's Church Church Cemetery

Two Die in B-29 Crash and Parachute Tragedy

Two air force men died when a B-29 wreck crashed in a northeast Kansas pasture after four miles of crash travel. Twelve crew parachuted to safety while one colonel perished near the wreckage. An unrelated charge accuses Mel Emerson of illegal rubbish dumping in a northeast Kansas town.

Air Force Mel Ford Emerson Roy Kansas Emerson E.onds

Court drops true information against Dr Challed

Judge J E Helserman set aside a true information charging drunk driving against Dr D S Challed of 2017 Glenway Drive after county attorney Willis A Glassgow recommended grand jury investigation during the April session. Dr Challed is freed on a $500 bond as witnesses will be heard.

D. S. Challed J. E. Helserman Glenway Cal Aera Sa Grand Dr. Challed Harold de Gear Marion Helserman Willis A. Glassgow Grand Jury

Supervisors Move Meeting To Monday In Linn County

Linn county board of supervisors set their regular session for 2 p m Monday breaking from Tuesday as Iowa law requires the first Monday in April. Ameren Employers Insurance sued Arthur L Wilcox for 69 71 claiming damage to a window at 211 First avenue SE on July 14 1951 while painting the house owned by Walter Homsey.

Linn County Board of Super Miles P.sutera Iowa_ law Sutera Ameren Employers Insurance Company Arthur L. Wilcox Wilcox Fedder First Avenue SE Walter Homsey

Hennesseys Win City Water Main Contract

Cedar Rapids city council awarded the summer water mains project to Hennessey Brothers Inc after two bids. The contract, valued from 20 000 to 30 000 dollars, aims to let city crews focus on maintenance by using contractors for the mains.

Hennesseys Cedar Rapids Hennesey Brothers, Inc Leo Louis Lupt. Louis Midwest Contracting Louis Gerberson

State Funds Invest More in U S Government Securities

Des Moines AP says state treasurer M L Abrahamson reports another 2.5 million in federal government securities purchased, bringing total holdings to 67.7 million. The latest bonds support the public employee pension fund drawing 2.52 percent interest, while most of the total earns 1.88 percent. The portfolio also includes 30 million rainy day reserves and several smaller funds for schools, World War I, sinking funds, and other accounts.

U.S DES Moines M. Jon Abrahamson

Second license plate funds eyed by budget committee

Des Moines legislators asked the governor and state comptroller to locate funds for a second license plate next year. The Department of Public Safety sought 116000 for steel eased production, while the committee may seek alternative sources. The panel also allocated 25000 for vocational rehabilitation work and noted 54000 in welfare federal funds. The next meeting was set for April 15 alongside education budget reviews.

Des Moines INS Legislative Budget and Finance Control Committee Department of Public Ee Board of Education

McKinley Students Compete in Iowa Forensic Finals

Four McKinley high school speech students qualified for the state forensic league finals at the University of Iowa today. Named are Peter Lange visiting from Germany Gail Rapoport Camilla Lerenc and Jacki Fashimpaur. Also listed for Friday night and Saturday morning student senate activities are David Unzeitig Dick Brecht and Camilla.

McKinley Iowa McKinley High School University of Iowa Peter Lange Germany Gail Rapoport Camilla Lerenc Jacki Fashimpaur David Unzeitig Dick Brecht Camilla

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