Deaths Notice From Local Community
Be it known a death occurred in the community with funeral details to follow in the next notice. Friends are invited to gather at the family residence prior to services.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1956
Page
1
Be it known a death occurred in the community with funeral details to follow in the next notice. Friends are invited to gather at the family residence prior to services.
Power tire department radio and alarm system located at Centratation area of ont axe. Light company spokesmen positioned along the river area as a short in the busling knocked out service to downtown area.
Obituary notices for Jono Barnhart and Nellie, with burial and church service details. Weather forecast notes mostly cloudy, windy, colder conditions. Public notices include service dates, cemetery plans, and legal fine postings from Cedar Rapids area.
Fragmentary text lists various place names and individuals across Kan where points or actions are mentioned. The readable items include Attiva, Maine City, Ott Florence, Stroh City, Fredank Howard, Radium, and Elawoo with unclear context or outcome.
The Dust Storm of Monday roared across New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma, and West Texas, with winds up to 80 mph. It caused major destruction, reduced visibility to zero in many towns, and killed three people in traffic accidents. Local editors called it the worst storm in memory, surpassing even 1930s dust bowl events.
Strong winds toppled a tree on Second Avenue causing power lines to fail and closing streets. Fire crews reported grass and property damage across Tama Toledo and nearby farms while Des Moines warned of a deeper storm center bringing more showers and possible snow as Iowa counties assessed losses and hospital power operations faced brief outages.
Rosne David Coon, 47, of California, sentenced in Los Angeles to 20 years in prison and fined 20,000 for embezzlement and related crimes. He pled guilty to six counts of embezzlement, one of misapplication of funds, and one for false entries in bank records. The case involved a 078,000 shortage and harmed local finances and families.
The parents of a 2 month old in Hyattsville were sentenced to 10 days in jail on child neglect charges after a pet margay attacked the infant in March. The child remained in serious condition as the case drew attention to caretaker responsibility and animal safety.
Architects and contractors spar over nonperformance and payment with Jensen urging contract termination but requiring a formal certificate and seven days notice. Brown seeks legal advice while meetings continue among Beys company Hawkeys Insurance and school officials as progress stalls at Wright Erskine and Lincoln projects.
The notice records the birth of Wilson on October 20 and a service to be held at 10 a.m. 1070 at Garden Chapel. It mentions a marriage in September 1895 and a burial at 2 p.m. Annie Stocker is noted with services at Blairstown and Osk Hillemeleey with a move in 1920 to Cedar Hap/Cedar Tapia.
A fragmented text mentions a panel and tax discussion with unclear names and places. It references county and a potential meeting or memo, but specifics, dates, and participants remain unreadable.
City officials discuss raises to recruit and retain police and fire personnel. Proposals include five percent raises and 40 hour shifts funded by unappropriated funds and meter receipts. Talks aim for a decision next week with retroactive pay to Jan. 1 and attention to promotional exam incentives.
Four owners petitioned the Cedar Rapids City Council to rezone about 180 acres from R-1 to R-2 in auditor's plat 104. The tract lies west of the WCF N tracks and north of 42nd Street NE, about half a mile westward. Proposed lots would be smaller than the current 14 000 square feet requirement.
Survivors recalled prayers as Northwest Airlines Flight 47 crash landed in Puget Sound with 38 aboard. The四 four‑engine Stratocruiser touched down smoothly after an improvised water landing, while passengers used life rafts and foam cushions. Officials blamed a flap position problem for the malfunction and crash landing.
Construction chiefs told the TCNGS board that steel shortages delay outside column delivery, with material due no sooner than the third week in April. Despite a winterable schedule, completion may miss May, but work should still finish before September with prep for the west-side Thomas Jefferson site beginning soon.
About 000 New York firemen gathered in a ballroom Monday night to formulate demands for a pay raise. After the meeting a sign warned that occupancy by more than 315 people was dangerous, signed by Fire Commissioner Otto.
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