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Cold fronts and warm spells mark the region with varied precipitation and frost risk. Temperatures range from the mid forties to the sixties across cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Omaha Phoenix Miami Seattle and more with scattered showers forecast inland. A stormy set of notices follows with local obituaries court judgments driving records and civil notices listing families and cases across Cedar Rapids and neighboring towns.
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Rev Frank S Bromer founder of Eden UCC Cedar Rapids dies in Pennsylvania
The Rev Frank S Bromer founder of what became Eden United Church of Christ in Cedar Rapids died last Saturday in Pennsylvania. He started the First Reformed church in 1905 and led it until 1923. Mrs Bromer died last November. He lived with daughter Mrs Lester Rinehart in New Providence, Pa, and is survived by two sons.
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Frank S. Bromer
Eden United Church of Christ
Cedar Rapids
Pennsylvania
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First Reformed Church
Bremer
Lester Rinehart
New Providence
Death notice for Eury Dice Wallace of California
Bess Listenwalter and Mrs. John Wallace report the death of their aunt Eury Dice Wallace in Redwood City California. A former Cedar Rapids resident she taught at Monroe and Taylor schools before retirement and moved to California six years ago. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church. Services at Turner chapel Saturday at 3 conducted by Dr. Francis Pritchard. Burial at Oak Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 9 a.m. Saturday.
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John Wallace
Eurydice Wallace
Redwood City
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Monroe
Taylor
California
Miss Wallace
First Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
Francis Pritchard
Oak Hill
Edwin Bruns Service at 1 30 Friday
Edwin Bruns will be laid to rest Friday at 1 30 at the Turners Chapel with the Rev Leonard Deaver presiding. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial.
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Bruns
Edwin John
Turner
Leonard Deaver
Cedar Memorial
Civil rights march planned from Attalla to Jackson
Baltimore CORE member Moore spurs a June 14 march with invites to all civil rights groups. Atlanta students vow to march for Moore and discuss details in Norfolk. Maryland official Clarence Mitchell and NAACP youth plan a memorial Baltimore to Washington walk. Mrs Moore received a letter and an insurance policy from her husband.
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CORE
Moore
Attalla
Jackson
Atlanta
Norfolk
Maryland House of Delegates
Clarence Mitchell
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington
Spymaker Saga Reveals Cold War Embassy Turmoil
The text describes 1955 events at British embassies when a stenographer alerted authorities about Mikhailski and other diplomats. It details how staff were sent home, delays in firing, and the Russian secret service use of compromising situations to recruit agents. It notes that embassies behind the Iron Curtain faced constant insidious pressure from covert listening devices and local staff turned informers.
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Mikhailski
Ldelay
Iwo
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Vassall
Moscow
Iron Curtain
Sale of part of Memorial Stadium site discussed
Memorial commission in city hall will discuss selling a section of the Memorial stadium site at Eighth avenue and Rockford road SW as a reserve center site. The Cuban Revolutionary Council envoy Keith Churchill says appraisals are needed to value the land and guide possible negotiations with U.S. and other nations.
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Rockford Road
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Miami
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Ers
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Jose Miro
Cardona
Castro
U.S
Americas
Howard Hall Receives B'nai B'rith Civic Award in Cedar Rapids
Howard Hall, absent, is awarded the Cedar Rapids B'nai B'rith Civic Service Award at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. R B Fleisbacker accepts for Hall, lauded for founding the Margaret and Howard Hall Radiation Center and convalescent home. Stan Ginsberg cites Hall's public generosity, industry leadership, and service to Coe and Cornell colleges alongside charitable work. Previous honorees include Morris Sanford and Sutherland Dows.
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Howard Hall
Cedar Rap
Cedar Rapids
B’nai B’rith Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Ginsberg
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Margaret and Howard Hall
Hall‘mar Convalescent Home
City
Coe and
Cornell Iolleges
Coe College
B'nai B’rith
Morris Sanford
Sutherland Dows
Laos policy crisis looms as Harriman meets Khrushchev
President Kennedy says Harriman will deliver a message to Khrushchev outlining Laos as a test of peaceful coexistence and whether Soviet influence remains in Laos. Kennedy notes Vienna 1961 pact on Laos, while Defense plans move two battle groups totaling about 3,000 troops plus jets to Thailand for SEATO maneuvers next month.
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Gromyko
Russia
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Pathet Lao
Red China
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Geneva
U.S
Defense Department
Thailand
House Votes Overhaul of Probate Law
Des Moines Iowa house approves a major probate code overhaul after a contentious debate over attorney fees and a dairy fair trade bill. Lawmakers praise the Iowa Bar Association study committee while Rep Maurice Baringer withdraws amendments capping fees amid lingering tensions with attorney-led opposition.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Senate
Iowa Bar Assn
Maurice Baringer
R-Oelwein
Thehouse
Nowlawyers
Baringer
Bill
Bids Opened for Sewer Work on Mt. Vernon Road
City council opened four bids for storm sewers on Mt. Vernon road SE and adjacent streets as part of widening plans. Low bid came from M. J. Hennessey Co. of Waterloo at 48745.24, with others from D and E Excavating Co., Hennessey Brothers, and Quad City Construction Co. Contract to be awarded Monday. work to start May 1 with July 15 completion. traffic to be maintained. Public Improvements Commissioner Stolba aims to widen the road this season.
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Mt. Vernon Road
Memorial ‘Drive
Twenty-eighth Street
Forty-second Street
Thirty-second Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Henderson Avenue
M. J. Hennessey Co
Waterloo
D and E Excavating Co
Hennessey Brothers
Quad City Construction Co
Woody Stolba
Delinquency charge filed after Sioux City stabbing
Elizabeth Konz 29 survived 21 stab wounds from neighbor boy Gerhardt Weber 16. Weber signed a confession and faces a delinquency charge in district court with a potential adult assault with intent to murder if tried as an adult.
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Sioux City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Elizabeth Kenz
Gerhardt A. Weber
Woodbury County
Atty
Edward Lamore
Weber
Lamore
Kont
David
Gilbert Rothfork
Rothfork
Kennedy and Crommelin lead Alabama protest march
Bob Kennedy walks with demonstrators on a city street toward the Capitol. Retired Admiral John Crommelin leads the march and is not arrested. Signs identify protestors with the States' Rights Party. Crommelin, once sidelined by the Navy in 1950 for criticizing defense policy, has run for office in Alabama but never won.
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Kennedy
John Crommelin
National States’ Rights Party
Crommelin
States Rights’ Party
Navy
Iowa Tax Plan Faces Rural Urban Split And Open End Questions
Senate and House members clash over 3 to 4 percent corporate tax shift, sales tax rise to 3 percent, and repeal of targeted property taxes. Senators Frommelt and Walker rail against open end agricultural land tax credits while Iowa Manufacturing Association distances itself from vote trading. A proposed $30 million property tax credit fund would distribute relief via county assessments and taxpayer credits.
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Andrew Frommelt
D-Dubuque
Senate
IMA
Iowa
Walker
Schroeder
House
Treasury announces 9.495 Billion Refunding Offer
Washington AP reports the Treasury will refund 9.495 billion in securities maturing May 15. Exchanges allowed for 3 1/4 percent certificates due May 15 1964 and 3 1/2 percent notes maturing February 15 1966. Subscriptions open April 29 to May 1.
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The
Treasury
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