Partly cloudy warmer Sunday with a milder forecast
Daily weather notes show Saturday highs from the 30s to 60s across major cities, with a Sunday outlook partly cloudy and warmer in the northeast and 50s in the southwest. Tonight and tomorrow bring a few snow flurries, then cooler Monday. Also reported are wind details, sunrise and sunset times, barometric readings, and multiple local obituaries and service notices for Doris Hansen, Charles Klein, Ella Sampica, Thomas Evans, Clara Runger, and others.
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Oline
Fort Worth
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New York
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Miami
Ls Angeles
New Orleans
Censure of Six Colleges Voted By Professors
The American Association of University Professors voted to censure six colleges for alleged infringements of academic freedom. Censured: University of California, Ohio State University, Oklahoma University, Temple, Jefferson Medical College, Rutgers University. St Louis University and North Dakota Agricultural College placed on the censure list.
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ST. Squis
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American Association of University Professors
University of California
Ohio State University
Oklahoma University
Temple, Jefferson Medical College
Rutgers University
St.Louis University
North Dakota Agricultural College
Association
Russell Sullivan
University of Illinois
University of Vermont
Michigan
Kansas City
Reed College
New York University
California
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Temple
Board of Regents
AAUP
California University
Graven Revokes 2 Bench Paroles in Federal Case
Federal Judge Henry N Graven revoked the bench paroles of Cleo Otis Dawson and Louis A Zeman and ordered immediate federal prison. Dawson 28 of Omaha received a 345 year sentence for mail theft after failing to meet parole terms. Zeman 53 of Sequim Washington had pled guilty to grand larceny involving checks and faced an 18 month minimum in Washington state prison before parole.
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Des Moines
Henry N. Graven
Cleo Otis Dawson
Omaha
Dawson
U. S. Treasury
Susis Nesser
Council Bluffs
William F. Riley
Nebraska State Reformatory
Louis A. Zeman
Sequim
Wash
Farmers ‘Home Administration
Carroll A. Switzer
Zeman
Washington
Graven
Judge Urges Simple Living At YMCA Gathering
A 48-year-old Denver juvenile court judge told 300 Cedar Rapids YMCA leaders that many chase greatness instead of living simply. Judge Gilliam called self belief and mutual support vital, linking love and giving to true greatness. Dr. Bach added to the theme, urging spiritual understanding and world view among leaders.
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YMCA
Cedar Rapids
Philip B. Gilliam
Gilliam
North Central Area Council
The
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North and
South Dakotas
Montana
Deaths Norman C Chapman 84 San Bernardino Calif
Norman C Chapman 84 of San Bernardino California died Friday at home Born in North English Iowa he lived much of his life in Cedar Rapids and was a retired Rock Island railroad yard switchman He was a member of Calvary Baptist Crescent lodge 25 A F and A M Trowel chapter 49 RAM and the Order of Railway Switchmen He is survived by a daughter two sisters a brother and two grandchildren Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Barta Hesser chapel with burial in North English cemetery The body arrives in Cedar Rapids at noon Wednesday and visiting hours begin after 4 p.m. Wednesday Master Masons are asked to meet at the Masonic temple Thursday at 9 30 a.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Calvary Baptist Church
Crescent Lodge
A.M
Trowel
Order of
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Sigourney
George Herr
Claude Lockridge
William Chapman
Barta-Hesser Chapel
Don L. Andersen
Masonic Temple
Mrs. John A. Wilson Dies In Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs John A Wilson aged 78 widow of John A Wilson and Cedar Rapids resident since 1902 died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 825 p m Saturday after a brief illness She was born November 17 1871 in Streator Illinois and came to Cedar Rapids from Manenee Surviving are a daughter Vera Craft who lived with her at 886 Center Point Road NE and a son Lloyd S Wilson of Park City
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Elizabeth H. Wilson
Center Point Road
Cedar Acids
Cedar Rapids
Streator
Ill
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Vera Craft
Lloyd S. Wilson
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Memorial services for Mrs Wilson announced in Forest
Forest Illinois notes Mary Specht of Marengo and Ella Charleston of Denver Colo as sisters surviving along with five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Mrs Wilson belonged to St Andrews Evangelical United Brethren church. Funeral conducted at Beatty Bearle funeral home with burial at IOOF cemetery Marengo and friends invited to call after 7 p.m. Monday.
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Strawberry Point
Doris Dorman Hansen
Gill Funeral
Marengo
Charles R. Klein
First Methodist Church
Ioof
Hoover Funeral Home
Olin
Ella Mae Sampica
Wyoming Cemetery
Iowa City
Edith Hollenbeck Services Arranged in Cedar Rapids
Edith Luanelia Hollenbeck wife of Leonard J. Hollenbeck of 257 Twelfth Street NW and Cedar Rapids resident 73 years will have services at 1 30 p m Monday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev Hubert L Sunderman of St Andrews Evangelical United Brethren and the Royal Neighbors of America Burial will be in Linwood cemetery Mrs Hollenbeck died Thursday Friends may call at the chapel
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Leonard J.hollenbeck
Twelfth Street
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Hubert L. Sunderman
St. Andrew’s Evangelical United Brethren Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Linwood Cemetery
Hollenbeck
Boy Stock Market Expert Stumbles On Two Questions
New York television game show recap where 10-year-old Leonard Ross from Tujunga California fails two parts of a five question stock history round on The Big Surprise. He misses first listed companies on the New York Stock Exchange in gold mining communications and merchandise and cannot name the first textile firm Ameri can Woolen. He leaves with at least ten thousand dollars and may return next week for another chance. Ernest V. Stoneman and a look alike also qualify for future rounds with Stoneman winning twenty thousand dollars and a reminder that Mrs. Gertrude Dewitt ages style returning next week.
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New York
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Leonard Ross
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Tujunga
Calif
New York Stock Exchange
Homestake Mining Company
Western Union
Sears Roeibuck and Company
American Woolen
Leonard
Ernest V. Stoneman
Carmody Hills
Percy K. Lints
Detroit
Lints
Wife of Paramount founder Adolph Zukor dies
In New York Mrs Adolph Zukor 80 wife of Paramount Pictures founder and board chairman died Saturday at Doctor's Hospital.
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New York
Adolph Zukor
Paramount Pictures Corp
Doctor’s Hospital
Exalted Ruler Installed At Cedar Rapids Elks Club
Carl W. Nelson named Exalted Ruler of Cedar Rapids Elks with Johnson C. Greedy Charles Mullinex Richard Nazette William Ryan Jr. Alpha Weiss Earl Evans and Joseph Frederick taking key posts. Joseph W. Enzler elected to five year board term joining Ernest Gundling Ralph Harman H. J. Illian Robert Cherry. Neff testimony says he acted as attorney not lobbyist and sought senators attitude on the natural gas bill.
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Carl W. Nelson
Patterson Dental Supply Company
Cedar Rapids Elk Club
Johnson C. Greedy
Charles D. Mullinex
Richard F. Nazette
William H. Ryan, Jr
Exquire
Victor D. Merveaux
Arthur E. Lindquist
Perjury doubt and ethics review on Neff and political payments
A congressional committee concludes there is no proven perjury by witnesses and does not view Keck funds used for campaigns or Superior Oil money for Patman and Neff salaries as illegal. Neff's actions show poor judgment visiting five states to gauge 10 senators on a single bill, with potential violation risk in offering donations to Case or Hickenlooper. A total of 10,000 was discussed, with 2,500 to Case and 2,500 to Nebraska G.O. finance committee. 2,500 to Case is being returned to Keck.
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Patman
Neff
Case
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Nebraska G.O. Finance Committee
Cedar Rapids Home Show draws 13160 attendees weekend finale
Attendance at the Cedar Rapids Home Show surpassed 13 000 as Eastern Iowans braved wintry weather to explore exhibits at Hawk Eye Downs Exposition hall. Saturday total reached 13 060 with over 6300 on the day, as the fourth annual event closes today with stage entertainment and $1000 in groceries to be given away hourly to winners.
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Cedar Rapids
Borschel
W. W. Steele
Twentieth Avenue
R. Gillam
Hiawatha
Eighteenth Street
William Haywood
P Avenue
Linda Kay Reinier
Center Point Road
Arthur Daves
Tenth Street
W. E. Thomas
Thirty-fifth Street
Robert L. Miller
Ninth Street
K. D. Lightner
Twenty-third Istreet
Joe E. Dostal
iClutier
Fire Wrecks Barn Near Iowa City Amid High Winds
A barn on Max Yocum’s farm two miles west of Iowa City burned Saturday night destroying 1,700 bales of straw and hay. Officials blamed wind and arcing electric wires for the blaze. Yocum saved 26 cattle as Coralville and Tiffin firefighters prevented spread to nearby structures.
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Iowa City
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Here
Yocum
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Tiffin
The Talleyrand Affair on Monte Cristo TV slot
A Sunday TV feature titled The Talleyrand Affair airs on Channel 9 at 5 30 p m. The program promises intrigue tied to the famed Count of Monte Cristo series with a focus on European intrigue and political maneuvering.
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Talleyrand
Monte Cristo
Channel 9
Grandpa’s Peanut Brittle Dilemma Hits Scout Sale
A silver-haired father recalls a 40 year arc from a wedding vow to a granddaughter’s peanut brittle fundraiser. He jokes about aging, teeth loss, and avoiding hurting the girl’s feelings as the Scout troop sells treats.
Cedar Rapids Chamber Luncheon Plans and Local Notices
City briefs list a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon Tuesday in the Roosevelt hotel, plus multiple organization meetings. Entries include Y’s Men projects night, Jaycee and Toastmasters events, Antiques sale, Syrian dinner ads, and public notices from the Adjustment Board and Lions clubs.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Rotary Club Luncheon Guest Speaker and Coe Basketball Honor
Rotary Club of Montrose will host Howard E. Hill, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, for a Monday noon luncheon at the Montrose hotel. The club will honor the Coe College basketball team as conference champions and recognize local donations totaling 835.38. Wayne E. DuFoe, 35, of Moline, was arrested on a car theft charge and held for Green Rock police after the vehicle he allegedly stole was found abandoned by Cedar Rapids police. A beginners class in speech reading meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in room 310 of the ORCE building, sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Hearing Society.
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Howard E. Hill
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Montrose Hotel
Coe
Wayne E. DuFoe
Green Rock
Cedar Rapids
Orce Building
The
Cedar Rapids Hearing Society
Liberia rejects Soviet relations in Eisenhower visit
President Eisenhower hosts Liberian envoy George Padmore who states Liberia will not accept a friendship pact or Soviet economic aid. Liberian President William V. Tubman proclaims the nation will not barter its integrity. Eisenhower welcomes the assurances and foresees stronger U.S. Liberia ties.
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Liberia
Eisenhower
George Arthur Padmore
African Republic
William V. Tubman
United States
Wind Rescue by Coast Guard Helicopter
A coast guard helicopter rescued six young boys by thrusting a derelict raft toward shore. The pilot hung low and used the rotor wash to push the improvised vessel to safety on Saturday near New York.
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