Weather Summary and Local Notices From Daily Record
Th weather shows high and low temperatures across cities with precipitation. forecasts expect partly cloudy skies, light rain chances, and warmer readings in the south and west. The piece also lists numerous local legal notices, civil records, and funeral services across towns with dates, times, and burial sites.
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Bismarck
Apolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Los Angles
Phoenix
Miami
Schweitzer life cited in Lent luncheon talk
Rev Havlik used Dr Albert Schweitzer`s choice to become a medical missionary in Africa to urge men at a YMCA Lenten luncheon to answer the call of Jesus. He said Schweitzer gave up wealth to serve humanity and rebuke comfortable living. The final program will feature Rev Roger Johnson speaking next Friday at the Y.
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Albert Schweitzer
Africa
Joseph Havlik
Hus Memorial Church
YMCA
Jesus
Havlik
Dr. Schweitzer
Mr. Havlik
Roger Johnson
First Lutheran Church
Local births listed in city notices in April
Craig and Mrs. Robert of Hiawatha welcome a daughter born April 4. Oleson and Mrs. Francis of 1341 Center Street NE report a son born April 4. Vine and Ardell of 1324 D Avenue NE announce a daughter born April 4. Jarosh and Mrs. Stanley of 221 B Avenue NW celebrate a daughter Riley. Walter and Mrs.?
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B Street
Whitcomb
Oliver
Center Point
Mineck
Ernest
G Avenue
Kirlin
LeRoy
Fourth Avenue
Hampton
Roy
Central City
Camp
Franklin
Marion
Craig
Robert
Hiawatha
Oleson
Francis
Center Street
Vine
Ardell
D Avenue NE
Jarosh
Stanley
B Avenue NW
Riley
Walter
Ten Hungarian Refugees Seized at Legation Protest
Ten Hungarian freedom fighters were freed on bond after arrests at a demonstration against a Hungarian legation reception marking the 12th anniversary of liberation from the Nazis. More than 75 marchers joined, including film star Hlona Massey and Bela Varga, with four attempting to storm the legation and six others detained for refusing to disperse.
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Washington
INS
Legation
Hlona Massey
Bela Varga
Last of Iranian Bandits Cornered
Tehran police said they surrounded the bandit Dadshah and his gang about 20 miles east of the site of the Americans and Iranians killings. Earlier, police killed three other members including the man blamed for the deaths of Kevin Carroll of Issaquah Washington and Brewster Wilson of Portland Oregon.
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Tehran
Dadshah
Kevin Carroll
Kansas House Upholds Tax Veto On Sales Increase
TOPEKA AP The Kansas house on Thursday night sustained Governor George Docking s veto of a half cent sales tax increase.
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Topeka
Kansas House
George Docking
Linn county welfare costs near statewide averages in March
A state welfare report shows Linn county Old Age Assistance averaged 69.33 dollars for 1,174 cases, slightly above the statewide 68.22. Needy Blind averaged 82.78 dollars in Linn with 76 recipients, 11 cents above the state average. Dependent Children averaged 33.18 dollars per recipient for 849 recipients, under the state figure.
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Linn
State Department of Social Welfare
Pleads Innocent Of Drunk Driving In Linn Court
George Mason 42 of Marion pleaded innocent Friday in Linn district court to a drunk driving charge. Mason was arrested Thursday night by Marion Policeman Richard Caylor.
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Linn District Court
George Mason
Marion
Mason
Richard Caylor
Two Sentenced on Delinquency Charges
Cedar Rapids youths plead guilty in district court to delinquency charges. Lawrence Tupy 23, fined 300 by Judge B J Maxwell for furnishing beer to minors after giving alcohol to two 16 year olds on March 9. James Striegel 19 received a 30 day suspended sentence for inducing two 13 year old girls to stay away overnight on Feb 28. Two other 19 year olds await plea talks for giving beer to minors.
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Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Tupy
Ninth Street
B. J. Maxwell
James Striegel
Rompot Street
Floyd Philbrick
Striegel
Collision suit over $652.25 filed for Jan 29 1955 incident
A civil action was filed Thursday by Morrison and Deaf against Scheneberger seeking 652 dollars and 25 cents as damages from a collision on Ninth Street SW at Twenty-first Avenue on January 29, 1955.
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Thursdalifford Morrison
FB. Scheneberger
Ninth Street
Twenty-first Avenue
Great Plains Supply Wins Judgment in Promissory Suit
Friday court records show Great Plains Supply Company securing a $101.05 judgment against John and Florence Welbes on a promissory note. The case details indicate a straightforward debt dispute resolved in favor of the creditor.
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Great Plains Supply Company
John
Florence Welbes
Mrs. Marshall Stickney 90 Dies in Central City
Mrs. Marshall Stickney 90 of Central City died Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born July 12 1866 on a farm north of Marion she belonged to the Central City Methodist church. Survivors include brothers Fred W. Hann Cedar Rapids and Frank L. Hann Long Island NY and sister Mrs Mary Kirkpatrick Sugar Land Texas. Husband preceded her in death. Services 2 pm Saturday Passmore funeral home Central City Rev O L Allison. Burial in Springville mortuary after 1 pm Friday.
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Central City
Marshall Stickney
Passmore
Springville
Marengo
Mabel Eastridge
Hoover Funeral
C.F
West Union
Chris Peterson
Burnham Wood
Postville
Joseph Hecker
Schutte Funeral
Waukon
Alvina Hanson
Bakke-Hanson
Zion Reformed Church
Oakland Cemetery
Arlington
George Roquet
Church of Christ
Gleim Funeral
Edgewood
Sophia Hochaus
Rhines Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Littleport
van Horne
George Guiter
Fellmer Funeral Home
Keystone
Stewartsville
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Methodist Church
Fred W. Hann
Frank L. Hann
Long Island
N.Y
Mary Kirkpatrick
Sugar Land
Texas
O. L. Allison
Lord De La Warr Pleads For Better Understanding
English lord Earl De La Warr told Cedar Rapids Rotarians that Anglo American friendship is crucial for world stability and that Britain seeks closer understanding with the United States. He cited British scientific progress, colonial policy aims, and recent moves toward self rule in Ghana as examples of shared progress and mutual respect.
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Lord de la Warr
England
Cedar Rapids
Earl de la Warr
Delaware
Sheraton-Montrose
Britain
America
Hitler
Nasser
de la Warr
Middle East
Russia
British Commonwealth
Ghana
Hawaiian Islands
Puerto Rico
U.N. chief expresses satisfaction with Middle East peace efforts
Dag Hammarskjold, speaking in New York, voiced satisfaction with the UNEF peacekeeping role in the Middle East and vowed to press Egypt for a reply on war or peace with Israel. He affirmed sticking to six settlement principles for the Suez crisis and indicated Egypt may accept them in ongoing talks. He said the UNEF should stay long, and noted no confirmed reports of renewed Arab Fedayeen activity.
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United, Nations, N.Y
INS
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Middle East
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
Hammarskjold
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Golda Meir
Gaza Strip
UNEF
Washington
Security Council
No Income Tax Plan Draws Fire From Gov Loveless
Des Moines AP Gov Herschel Loveless criticized a proposed three percent sales tax with no personal state income tax. He cited figures showing higher costs for low income and large families under the plan, and lower totals for some high income cases if the switch were made. He argued the current two percent sales tax with income tax remains preferable.
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Des Moines
Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Sukarno Forms Self Appointed Emergency Cabinet
President Sukarno announced he would appoint a cabinet himself to address Indonesia's crisis. The emergency cabinet, staffed by experts, would operate above parliament, require no parliamentary sanction, and avoid parliamentary removal. Communists unlikely to join the cabinet, but may sit on a national council.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Huckleberry Finn Presented in Three Coe Auditorium Shows
The final Children's Theater season closes with three Coe College Players performances of Huckleberry Finn on Saturday in the Coe auditorium. The 10 a.m. show replaces the listed 10:30 start, with additional showings at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
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Coe Auditorium
Coe College Players
Deaths of David H. Hindenach 80 in Minneapolis services held
Word has been received of the death Tuesday morning of David H. Hindenach 80 formerly of Cedar Rapids at a Minneapolis hospital. Services were conducted Friday in Minneapolis with burial in Fort Snelling National cemetery. He was a Baptist, a Spanish American War veteran and member of Crescent lodge Cedar Rapids and Arthur MacArthur camp No 16 USWV. Surviving are his wife Edith a son Elie G. Hindenach Cedar Rapids and a sister Mrs H E Bodder Newton N J.
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David H. Hindenach
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Hindenach
Fort Snelling National Cemetery
The
Baptist Church
Crescent Lodge
Arthur MacArthur
USWV
Baldor Electric Company
St. Louis
Edith
Elie G. Hindenach
H. E. Bodder
Newton, N. J
Clara Berge 80 Dies In Cedar Rapids Nursing Home
Clara Faaberg Berge, 80, widow of Carl Berge, died at 12 15 p m Thursday in a Cedar Rapids nursing home after a long illness. Born Decorah January 20 1877, she lived in Cedar Rapids the last decade. Survived by daughter Mrs Clarence Guére and son Kenneth Faaberg of Cedar Rapids, and sister Mrs Adolf Tomtengen of Baudette Minn. Husband died May 1942 at Decorah. Services at Big Canoe church Decorah at 2 p m Sunday by Rev William Hexom. Burial in Big Canoe cemetery. Friends may call Barta Hesser chapel until 9 p m Saturday.
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Clara Faaberg Berge
Avenue NE
Carl Berge
Cedar Rapids
Decorah
Clarence Guére
Kenneth Faaberg
Adolf Tomtengen
Baudette
Minn
Big Canoe Church
William Hexom
Big Canoe
Mabel Uthoff Rites Set After Sudden Illness
Mabel Uthoff of route 1 Fairfax died at home after a sudden illness. Born in Iowa county she lived in Iowa and Linn counties. She married Edward Uthoff January 15 1930 at Vinton. he died November 5 1948. Survived by three sons Louis Norway, William Cedar Rapids, Dannan Cedar Rapids. mother Ella Volz and sister Mrs Kenneth Hocker Marengo. Services at Swedenborg church south of Norway at 2 p.m. Monday conducted by Rev Emmanuel Tafel of Chicago. Burial Lenox cemetery. Visitation Beatty-Bearle chapel 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and at home near Walford after 11 a.m. Sunday.
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Mabel Uthoff
Fairfax
Iowa
Linn
Edward Uthoff
Vinton
Louis
Norway
William
Dannan
Cedar Rapids
Ella Volz
Kenneth Hocker
Marengo
Swedenborg Church
Immanuel Tafel
Chicago
Lenox Cemetery
Beatty-Bearle
Walford
Cedar Rapids Woman Barbara Koffron Dies at 1560 Seventh Ave
Barbara Koffron a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died at her home after a brief illness She was born May 8 1870 in Cedar Rapids Surviving sister Josephine Koffron and niece Mrs Virginia Van Zandt Services at Turner chapel Monday at 1 30 pm conducted by Rev Jack Oliver First Christian church Burial Czech National Friends may call at the chapel
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Barbara Koffron
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Josephine Koffron
Virginia van Zandt
Miss Koffron
Turner Chapel
Jack Oliver
First Christian Church
Services for John J. Redmond in Worcester Mass announced
Funeral services are announced for John J. Redmond a former Cedar Rapids resident who died in Worcester Massachusetts. Details include date and location of services and the deceased's surviving family. The notice notes his years of life and his connection to Cedar Rapids.
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John J. Redmond
Cedar Rapids
Worcester, Mass
John English vs Dave Beck A cautious Teamster foe of Beck
Washington AP profiles John English a 67 year old Boston born Teamsters official who opposed Beck on using union funds for a Seattle home and a publicity program. English, known as Boston Johnny, is wary of centralized power, shuns publicity, and may oppose Beck’s bid for another five year term as president. He guards the purse strings and has briefed Kennedy only under subpoena.
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Washington
Dave Beck
John English
Teamsters Union
English
Beacon Hill
Boston
Teamsters
Beck
Senate
Kennedy
Dan Tobin
Tobin
Gazette Carrier Saving for Boy Scout Jamboree
Jack Wright, 14, a Gazette paper carrier on 107 families around Twenty fifth and Twenty seventh streets NE and Lindale avenue, says delivering papers is a good way to earn money and gain experience. He plans to attend Washington High after three years, save for the Boy Scout jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa., next July. His parents are Mr and Mrs Lester Wright of 1220 Twenty seventh Street NE.
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Jack
Gazette
Twenty-seventh Streets
Lindale Avenue
Washington High School
Valley Forge
Lester Wright
Twenty-seventh Street
Immaculate Conception Church Service and Funeral Rites
A service will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Rt. Rev. Msgr. W. H. Schulte. Burial follows at Mt. Calvary. Visitation begins 2 p.m. Saturday at Mona han funeral home. Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary at 8 p.m. Saturday and 8 p.m. Sunday, led by Msgr. Schulte, at the funeral home.
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Immaculate Conception Church
W. H. Schulte
Mt. Calvary
Monahan
Knights of Columbus
Msgr. Schulte
Funeral
Service for Walter Estby to be held at Turner chapel
Walter S. Estby of 136 Thirty-second street NE died Thursday. Services will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Saturday led by Rev Bernard G Olson of Kenwood Methodist church. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial. Friends may visit at the chapel.
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Walter S. Estby
Thirty-second Street
Turner Chapel
Bernard G. Olson
Kenwood Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial
Services for Mrs Charles Becicka to be held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Becicka of 109 Twelfth street SE will be conducted in the Barta-Hesser chapel at 1 30 p.m. Saturday. Burial will be in the Czech National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Charles Becicka
Twelfth Street SE
Seaton Undergoes Spinal Operation
Washington interior secretary Seaton underwent a two hour spinal surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Surgeons removed a protruding cartilage from his lower spine causing acute sciatic neuritis. Doctors expect complete recovery and a relatively short convalescence with travel restrictions for several weeks.
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Washington
Sns
Seaton
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Adenauer Seeks Atomic Weapons for West Germany
Chancellor Adenauer demanded tactical atomic weapons and hinted at pursuing heavy atom bombs to avoid falling behind in the nuclear arms race. He called tactical weapons a development of artillery and urged West Germany to adopt the newest arms as Britain joins the U S and Soviet powers in the atomic path.
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BOM
Adenauer
West Germany
Britain
U. S
Soviet Russia
Gold from Spain Spent, Reds Say
Pravda reported that about 500 tons of gold placed in Russia by the Spanish republican government two decades ago have been spent on the republic’s behalf for foreign purchases. The Spanish republicans sent the gold to Russia during the civil war that ended with Franco's rise. Recent reports say Franco’s government hopes to recover the gold.
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MOSCO
INS
Pravda
Russia
Francisco Franco
Charles City Officer Shoots Self in Hand
In Charles City, night patrolman Ralph Milhan accidentally shot his left hand while loading and cleaning a .38 caliber pistol. He touched the hair trigger, and a bullet pierced his hand between the thumb and forefinger.
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Charles City
Ralph Milhan
Postville picks new fire chief and chiefs staff
Postville announces Burr Cook as fire chief with Calvin Winter as assistant chief and Everett Cook serving as secretary. The changes position the department under new leadership.
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Postville
Burr Cook
Calvin Winter
Everett Cook
Loot Returns on Installment Plan
Kansas City AP Two stickup men looted a jewelry store for about 9000 on March 18 and are linked to recoveries via anonymous calls. About 500 dollars in jewels were found in a park wrapped in a handkerchief, another 4462 worth in a cemetery gate box, and 3472 in a Chicago postmarked mail package containing 71 missing items. One suspect has confessed involvement.
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Kansas City
Leonard Sparks
Kan
Sparks
Chicago
B. Jones
State Street
Missile reliance rated premature says Willy Ley
Dr Willy Ley criticizes replacing piloted aircraft with guided missiles as premature and scientifically unsound referencing Britain's 1964 deadline. He urges continued development of manned missiles and cites human brain advantages in rapid decision making evasive action and flexible targeting.
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Washington
Mns
Willy Ley
Britain
Ley
U.S
Federal tribunal shortages aired in six states
Justice department investigators reported more than 354000 embezzled or missing from federal courts across Kentucky Mississippi Nevada New Jersey Ohio and South Carolina. Testimony before the house appropriations subcommittee cited cash bonds fines and bankruptcy funds in these shortages, including a Nevada case where an official convicted of embezzling 128000 state funds had 28688.23 in U S money under his control.
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Washington
INS
Justice Department
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Nevada
New Jersey
Ohio
South Carolina
U.S
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Dyersville
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FE. Lapes
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Gov. Loveless
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