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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1953

Page

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Oleo Heat Sparks Byers Coatless Moment in Iowa Senate

Des Moines reports the second conference on yellow oleo met behind closed doors. Senator Frank C. Byers appeared in shirt sleeves, rushing for a journal hold as observers noted his normally formal attire had given way in the race toward an agreement. Lieutenant Governor Elthon says adjournment will come April 24 with April 21 set as the target date.

Des Moines Linn County Frank C. Byers Byers Senate Chamber Edna Gillespie Journal Edna Leo Elthon

Waterloo Bond Election Set For May Eight

Waterloo school board schedules a May 8 special election to issue 3.5 million dollars in bonds for new school buildings. Additions to several elementary schools, a new West high school, and other structures are planned. The board considers paying 75 thousand dollars for the old East junior high site for off street parking with meter revenue.

Waterloo Waterloo School Board City of

Arm strong Furnace Co and union reach wage settlement

The Arm strong Furnace Company in Des Moines and Local 32 of United Furnace Workers of America announce a wage settlement with increases from six to 15 cents. The union had sought a 20 cent rise.

Armstrong Furnace Company Des Moines United Furnace Workers of America

Class Plays Garrison “Here Comes Charlie” at School Gym

Senior class plays held in the school gym with performances by Garrison and Quasqueton. Garrison presents Here Comes Charlie on Thursday night. Quasqueton stages The Mountain House Mystery on April 24 in the same venue.

Garrison Charlie Mountain House

Alburnett Man Hurt Seriously in Highway 20 Crash

Manchester dispatch reports 53 year old Guy Hall of Alburnett sustained serious injuries in a Tuesday night auto crash on highway 20 fifteen miles east of Manchester. He suffered a possible skull fracture and a severe leg injury and was taken by ambulance to a Dubuque hospital after his car overturned and he was tossed from the vehicle. A passing motorist found Hall near the overturned car following loss of control near an underpass.

the Gazette Manchester Alburnett Guy Hall Highway 20 Hall Dubuque Hospital

New Kiwanis Secretary Named for Iowa Nebraska District

Des Moines man A J Steffey will become secretary of the Iowa Nebraska Kiwanis district on May 1 succeeding the late Curry Watson of Lincoln Nebraska.

A. J. Steffey Des Moines Iowa-Nebraska Kiwanis Club Curry Watson Lincoln Neb

Sixth Child Born After Grimes Man's Death

A Des Moines area farm wife Mrs Melvin J Allen gave birth to a daughter at a Des Moines hospital hours after her husband Melvin J Allen 29 was fatally struck by a car along highway 64 near their Grimes area farm. The Allen family includes five other children aged 16 months to 11 years.

Des Moines Melvin J. Allen Grimes Allen

Palmer Develops New 3-D Process

Dr. B. J. Palmer, president of Stereocolor and Palmer Enterprises, announced a new motion picture process that combines three dimensional imaging with natural color. The system, called Stereocolor, reportedly uses one film with 20 colors, unlike recent 3D movies that require two films on a three color base. R. E. Schensted of Marshalltown led the research.

Davenport Stereocolor B. J. Palmer Stereocolor and Palmer Enterprises Palmer R. E. Schensted Marshalltown

Oelwein Boys Accused of Vandalism

Police in Oelwein rounded up 10 boys aged seven to 14 who allegedly admitted damaging two unoccupied houses used as club houses. Windows shattered plaster torn from walls light fixtures broken and bathroom tiling torn up. Estimated damage about 500 dollars.

Oelwein INS

Tractor Fatality: Wife Drives Tractor That Kills Farmer

Des Moines AP report says Merrill Hoopes a 47 year old Grimes farmer died after being run over by a tractor his wife was driving. Deputy Jim Mosier said Hoopes walked in front of the tractor and Mrs Hoopes lost control when her foot slipped from the clutch.

Des Moines Merrill Hoopes Grimes Des Moines’ Hospital Jim Mosier Hoopes

West Des Moines Fire Destroys Building and Oil Trucks

A blaze in West Des Moines damaged a building and four oil trucks, with about 25 thousand dollars in damage reported. Editor Don Reid noted the loss as the West Des Moines Volunteer Fire Department, assisted by Des Moines firefighters, responded around 3 30 a.m. after residents heard an explosion.

Mate Tans West Des Moines Weekly Express Don Reid Colonial Petroleum Company West Des Moines Volunteer Fire Department Des Moines Fire Department

Water Works Short Course Held at SUI

More than 40 Iowa water plant representatives attend a University of Iowa short course running through Thursday. Topics include Work Simplification Techniques Wage Administration On-the-Job Training and office management with speakers Roy O. Ellis Robert L Morris Ralph Hartman and J Wayne Deegan. Eastern participants list includes C M O Day S E Peterson Dale S Pirsall R B McAllister Glen Eskard Dwight Edwards Francis Hoag M V Stephenson Gordon Sanford.

Iowa City Iowa Water Plants University of Iowa J. Wayne Deegan University Robert J. Parden Roy O. Ellis Oskaloosa Water Department Robert L. Morris State Hygienic Laboratory Ralph Hartman Quaker Oats Company Cedar Rapids Decorah Glen Eskard Dwight Edwards Francis Hoag M. V. Stephenson Manchester Gordon Sanford Oelwein

Restrictions Lifted for Sioux City Airport Work

The air force informed Senator Burke B. Hickenlooper that construction restrictions at Sioux City airport are lifted. Work had been stalled for a defense department review and upgrades are authorized to prepare the WWII training base for an air force interceptor squadron assignment.

Air Force Burke B. Hickenlooper Sioux City Defense Department

Toddville to Drop High School Next Year

Toddville school board voted to abandon the high school in June with grades K 8 continuing. Only about 25 high school students are projected for next year from a current 40. Melvin McBurney chairs the board and R B Schmickle serves as secretary.

Toddville Alburnett Center Point Melvin McBurney R. B. Schmickle

Paul Simons Named Eldora School Head

Eldora school board approved a one year contract for Paul Simons 47 to lead Eldora schools replacing Fred K Schmidt who stepped down after 20 years in the post and amid unrest in the town with eleven teachers quitting Simons previously served as Stuart superintendent for ten years and holds degrees from Yankton College Michigan Colorado and Iowa He is married with four children.

Eldora INS Paul Simons Stuart Simons Fred K. Schmidt Schmidt Yankton College Michigan Colorado University of Iowa

Fire Destroys Chez Paree Nightclub in Carter Lake Iowa

A Wednesday morning blaze destroyed the Chez Paree nightclub in Carter Lake Iowa near Omaha. Fire crews arrived after a truck blaze and battled the flames for hours with four companies on site. The cause was not immediately determined. The club had been cited in a Kansas City grand jury report on a Midwest gambling empire.

Omaha Iowa Carter Lake Kansas City Midwest Kansas Missouri Nebraska

ROTC Honor Draws Thirty ISU Students

Ames Iowa State College second year advanced air force ROTC cadets were named distinguished military students by Col A G Evanoff for academic and leadership merit. Notables include Stanley Petrick and Duane Thompson of Cedar Rapids John Dresser of Postville Stanley Knutsen of Ossian and Robert Neckanicky of Traer.

Ames Iowa State College A. G. Evanoff Tny Stanley Petrick Duane Thompson Cedar Rapids John Dresser Postville Stanley Knutsen Ossian Robert Neckanicky Traer

Dental Caries Study Begins at Iowa City

U S Public Health Service teams visit Iowa City to study dental caries among first through eighth graders who drank local municipal water since birth. The survey extends to twenty one Iowa cities, testing children with uninterrupted Iowa City water history, visiting schools such as Longfellow Horace Mann Henry Sabin Lincoln Junior High St Marys St Patricks University Elementary and Coralville.

Iowa City U. S. Public Health Service Iowa Longfellow Horace Mann Henry Sabin Lincoln St. Mary’s St. Patrick’s University Elementary Coralville

Adoption Appeal Hearing Studied

The Iowa Supreme Court took under advisement a bid for a new hearing in a Hudson adoption dispute won by Mr and Mrs David Keith. Waterloo attorney Robert Buckmaster appeared for the Keiths while E P Donohue of New Hampton, rebuked for unethical conduct, faces no further action.

Des Moines State Supreme Court David Keith Hudson Waterloo Robert Buckmaster E. P. Donohue Hampton Buckmaster Supreme Court Donohue Paul L. Kildee Black Hawk County Arlo Copp Hawkeye Donahue Killdee Iourt

Leadership day honors 185 Iowa State men

Iowa State College will honor 185 men at a Leadership day awards banquet for leadership, service, character and scholarship. Rev. Reuben K. Youngdahl will speak at the banquet and morning convocation, with all men excused from 11 a.m. classes. Named honorees include Petrick, Prastka, Thompson, Weinberg of Cedar Rapids and others from Alburnett, Decorah, Delhi, Dysart, Iowa City, London, Mechanicsville, Oelwein, Riverside, Stanwood, West Branch, West Liberty, and Vinton.

Iowa State Stanley R. Petrick Richard L.prastka Duane B. Thompson Morton Weinberg Cedar Rapids Calvin P. Moore Ronald D.petrak Alburnett Kenneth H. Joslin Clarence Ernest R. Lomen Decorah Marcus A. Merriman Delhi Kenneth R. Hook Dysart Keith P. Hemingway Iowa City Dale H.T

Mason, Potter Resign From Tama City Council

Tama council accepts resignations of Arthur Mason and Dale Hardon. Glenn Potter will replace Hardon while the at large seat remains vacant. Harden moved to Toledo. Mason resigned over Tama paving program and its cost to property owners.

Tama Arthur Mason Dale Hardon Glenn Potter Hardon Harden Toledo Mason

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