Officer Hurt In Trying To Make Arrest
Cedar Rapids policeman Robert Kohl 33 was injured while helping arrest four men after a Saturday fight in an alley. Kohl suffered a laceration above the left eye and possible back injury but did not require hospitalization. James C. Bachelder 22 Belle Plaine was later charged with resisting an officer and fighting after fleeing. he pled guilty to fighting and received a $100 fine and 30 day suspended jail term on the resisting count. Allen 21 Avalon Wis and Hauge 23 Park Towne Place NE were fined $100 and $25 respectively for fighting. Rodriquez 33 pled innocent and trial set for May 20. he remains free on $30 bond.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Kohl
Seely Avenue
Belle Plaine
Kohl
First Street
Dean Mollenhauer
Mollenhauer
James C. Bachelder
Bachelder
Robert R. Allen
Avalon
Wis
Allen
Vaude Fellwock
Bachhelder
Howard McLaughlin
William E. Hauge
Park Towne Place
Robert L. Rodriquez
Seventh Street NE
Rodriquez
Cancer Crusade in Linn County Tops $34 116
The Linn County Cancer Crusade reported $34 116 so far, with final totals potentially matching last year’s $56,000 if volunteers complete duties. General Chairman Robert Wray urged business and classified division volunteers to file final reports this week at the society office. A cancer education program will be held Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. during the Triangle 64 dinner at the Roosevelt hotel with Dr Dean Bemus speaking and Mrs James Owen presenting films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Cancer Crusade
Robert Wray
Wray
Linn County Cancer Society
Margaret and Howard Hall
Triangle 64
American Business Women’s Assn
Roosevelt Hotel
Dean Bemus
Linn County Medical Society
James Owen
The
Cancer Society Education Committee
Reward Rises to 7000 in Cedar Rapids meningitis case
An official of the Linn County Medical Society says there is no current danger of meningitis in Cedar Rapids and that early treatment keeps cases rare. The reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for April 17 dynamiting near Rockford Road now totals 7000 dollars with contributions from Seedorff Masonry Inc and other firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Medical Society
Annan Fan Aannane
Rockford Road
Seedorff Masonry Inc
Strawberry Point
Seedorff
Maste Builders
Iowa
Schoff Construction Co
Lisbon
Youths Charged In The Theft
Four Cedar Rapids youths were arrested on larceny charges after a Sunday incident. Police say the suspects took radios and a wrist watch from a room while the occupant slept. Local notices mention elections and community events involving area groups and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. White
Seventh Street SE
Cycle Crash Kills Man on First Avenue
David S. Anderson age 22 of 34 Twenty-eighth street drive SE died after a motorcycle crash on First Avenue and Twenty-seventh Street SE. He struck a utility pole after veering from the curb and was pronounced dead at St Luke's hospital. Charles L. Janey 25 of 393 Sixteenth Avenue SW rode a motorcycle nearby. Anderson was not wearing a helmet. Police reported the accident occurred at 11 p.m. Saturday. Funeral arrangements are pending at Turner chapel.
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David S. Anderson
Twenty-eighth Street
Istreet
Anderson
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue
Charles L. Janey
Sixteenth Avenue
Acei
All Necident
10Th St
Cedar St
Rapids
Ben Semerroth
Horse on Highway Killed in Marion Collision
A horse owned by Lyle Lochner was struck and killed on Highway 64 four miles east of Marion after being hit from behind by a bicycle ridden by a playmate of James Fosdick 8. Fosdick suffered a broken wrist. the boy and others escaped serious injury.
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James Fosdick
Leonard M. Fosdick
Fourth Avenue
Marion
John L. Peter
Bever Parkison
Hiawatha Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Fosdick
Highway 64
Linn County
Heridden
Lyle Lochner
Wally
Lochner
Blaze Damages SW Side Home At 2684 Schaef fer Drive SW
Fire gutted a bedroom and caused heavy smoke damage at the Tom L Brazier residence 2684 Schaef fer drive SW. Assistant Fire Chief Edsel McMickle says a lighted cigarette dropped into the bed started the blaze. Brazier 32 escaped unharmed after waking to smoke. Firemen answered at 6 15 a.m. Brazier lives alone.
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Tom L Brazier
Schaeffer Drive
Edsel McMickle
Brazier
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, lists subscription options at 50¢ weekly by carrier and varying monthly or yearly mail rates. Night edition seven issues monthly, afternoon and Sunday editions priced, with regional rates noted and restrictions on mail subscriptions for Gazetti carrier towns.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Town
Iowa
U. S. Territories
Associated Press
Hughes declines to seek end of Iowa local option
Des Moines Harold Hughes said he does not plan to ask the 1967 legislature to revoke Iowa’s local option allowing counties to vote themselves dry. He favored such a move but will not personally seek it, while noting opinions exist across dry counties about future statewide rules.
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Des Moines
LPD
Harold Hughes
General Assembly
Iowa
Lois
Robert Leytem
Dry
Anamosa
Seuch
Davis
Decatur
Lucas
Lyon
Madison
Mahaska
Ringgold
Wayne
Sioux
Sioux County
Towa
Man Accused of Pandering Faces Arrest After Knife Incident
Sheriff Ralph Albaugh said Power twice phoned Mrs Power to invite her to a dance. At the Leytem farm he allegedly attacked her with a hunting knife, injuring her abdomen as she fled with her baby. Power fled toward a county road. a warrant and arrest followed after deputies found him. A separate case: Marion Darwin Sandy, 50, Cedar Rapids, was charged with pandering after forcing attention on a Cedar Rapids wife at Town theater. trial set for May 19, bond $110, and he pled innocent.
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Jones County
Ralph Albaugh
Power
Mrs.Power
Anamosa
Sherrite Albaugh
Leytem
Viola
Fairview
Albaugh
Paurar
Marion Darwin Sandy
Fortieth Street
Linn County
Prairieburg
Sandy
Cedar Rapids
Central City Man Held for Knifing Wife
Virgil Dean Power of Central City is in custody in Jones County charged with assault with intent to do great bodily harm after an alleged knife attack on his wife. Court records show Power was held Monday pending further action.
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Gazete Anamosa
Virgil Dean Power
Central City
Jones
Dewar i
Overnight hold leads to transfer by Anamosa Sheriff
A man was held overnight in the Linn County Jail and was moved to Anamosa Sunday morning by Sheriff Albaugh.
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iLinn County
Anamosa
Albaugh
Election Set For Area Ten Vocational Board May 10
Election of a nine member Area Ten vocational school board to be held May 10 across Linn Jones Johnson Cedar Town Benton and Washington counties.
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Area Ten Vocational School
Linn
Jones, Johnson, Cedar, Town
Benton
Washington Counties
Newly Elected Officers of Tama Bankers Association
Newly elected officers include A. J. Ziskovsky of State Bank of Toledo as president succeeding Adrian Neil of Tama. Richard De Young of Tama State Bank becomes vice president and Arlo Hansel of Lincoln Savings Bank assumes secretary-treasurer duties.
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TRAER
Tama County Bankers Assn
A. J. Ziskovsky
The
State Bank of Toledo
Adrian Neil
Tama
Richard de Young
Tama State Bank
Arlo Hansel
Lincoln Savings Bank of Lincoln
Annual Boys State Elections Set for Cedar Rapids High Schools
The Hawkeye Boys State elections will be held Wednesday in four Cedar Rapids high schools. Ernest Hidder of Hanford Post American Legion announced the event. Ten delegates will be elected from Washington Jefferson Regis and LaSalle high schools, with numbers based on enrollment. Voting uses county machines. The encampment takes place at Camp Dodge from June 5 to 11.
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Hawkeye Boys
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Hidder
Hanford Post
The
American Legion
Washington
Jefferson
Regis and
LaSalle
Camp Dodge
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Raymond A. Shank
Society
Gazette
WU Laudelvl
Culeelul
City Briefs
East Kiwanis
Joseph Bevan
Armar
Enzler’s
Sykora’s Bakery
Kuba
Janeba-Kuba
Zachar Realtors
Knights of Columbus
UGN
United Community Service Office
Hoya
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
Cohn & Sons
L Street Southwest
Parkhoppers
Riverside Recreation Center
U. S
Fourth Avenue SE
Hladkey’s
Ce-_ oo
Chamber of Comm
Merrill Anderson
Merce
Montrose
Roosevelt
Andersons
Southwest
Denver
Turner Chapel
James O'Connell
Twelfth Street
Smorgasbord
Central City Methodist Church
Harold Schaefer
Johns
C. Lepper
First Ave
John R. Machacek
Fourteenth Street
James L. McDonald, Jr
B Avenue NE
Louisistrations
B. Blair
Twenty-ninth Street
Machacek
McDonald
Lepper
Fran
Cleo Hinpaan
Hughes
EADS
Tama Bankers
Teel Hy
Poul Tad
Apt
Ieee Oes
Dan
Kentucky
Bond
CTO News
Louisville. HY
United States
USA
Merchants National Bank
Linn County Bar Association
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