Weather and death notices from August 4 1952 Daily Record
Temperatures across major cities Sunday show highs in the 80s and 90s with scattered readings and varying precipitation. Iowa forecast calls for mostly fair skies and warming into Tuesday, with a chance of scattered thunderstorms in the west. Local obituaries include Wallace Bean Belle Plaine, Earl Meyers Belle Plaine, Mrs Gilbert Vick Decorah, Miss Bessie Moore Columbus Junction, Mrs Robert Feller Dysart, Emil Kahn Massillon, Jock Simmonds Massillon, Charles Wenman Iowa City, and other service details. Police reports list multiple traffic fines for speeding and signal violations, along with a few minor incidents. Funeral services and burial plans are listed for several residents across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quasqueton
Decorah
Gilbert K. Vick
Decorah Lutheran Church
Columbus Junction
Besssie Moore
Stacy Funeral Home
Dysart
Robert Feller
Massillon
Emil Kahn
Davenport
Toledo
Jock Simmonds
Harold S. Simmonds
Henderson Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Iowa City
Charles E. Wenman
Cathout Funeral
Courthouse Man Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving
Henry F. Honn aged 60 of 518 Seventh Street SE pleaded guilty in district court to a drunk driving charge. Judge Floyd Philbrick set a $300 fine plus costs and allowed $50 down and $25 monthly payments. Honn was arrested Saturday night by Highway Patrolmen Charles Fels and James Gildroy who first spotted him at the intersection of highways 261 and 151 and followed for about a mile and a half toward Cedar Rapids before stopping him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Honn
Seventh Street
Floyd Philbrick
Honn
Charles Fels
James Gildroy
Cedar Rapids
Charge Filed Against Woman at Quincy Ill
Barbara Wood of Seaside California was charged in Linn County district court with false uttering of a check. The 22 year old woman allegedly passed a $46.50 check at the Killian Company drawn on Merchants National Bank payable to Miss Mood signed Louis P Moeller and returned as no account. She is held on a similar charge in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wood
Seaside
Calif
Quincy
Ill
Linn County
California
Killian Company
Merchants National Bank
Miss Mood
Louis P. ‘Moeller
Marion Man Held in Jail on Adultery Charge
Donald Allen, 23, of Marion, waived to the grand jury Monday on a charge of adultery and was returned to Linn county jail in lieu of a $1,000 bond. Jailed Saturday by Marion police, he was arraigned Monday before Justice Charles Benesh. A halt order was placed against Allen in case he is released by county authorities. The information charging Allen with the offense was signed by the husband of the second party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Allen
Marion
Grand
Linn County
Justice of the Peace
Charles Benesh
Allen
Separate maintenance suit filed by Kathryn Norman Schladetsky
Kathryn Norman Schladetsky filed a separate maintenance suit Monday against Carl J Schladetsky. They were married December 25 1948. Plaintiff seeks temporary support of 20 dollars per week and 15 dollars expense money to aid in prosecuting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kathryn Schladetsky
Carl J. Schladetsky
Judgment Awarded to Ellwood Over Stark Default
Ralph Ellwood wins $850 by default against Arthur L. Stark after seeking $900 for a 30 day loan. The ruling concludes the dispute with Ellwood receiving the lower amount due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Stark
Ralph Ellwood
Ellwood
Case dismissal in Pfeifle bond suit
On motion of the defendant the case of National Surety Corporation against Edward E Pfeifle a suit on bond was dismissed Monday by order of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Surety Corporation
Edward E. Pfeifle
Judgment for St Luke's Hospital Against Philip Sweet
A district court awarded 120.37 to St Luke's Hospital against Philip Sweet. Interest and costs of the action will be assessed against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sweet
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lawyer Fined Twenty Five After Pearson Slugging Claim
Washington district court fines lawyer Charles Patrick Clark 25 dollars for punching columnist Drew Pearson in the Mayflower hotel lobby on June 18. Clark, convicted of simple assault, faces an appeal of the jury verdict despite arguing Pearson advanced toward him and was the aggressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Charles Patrick Clark
Drew Pearson
Franco Spain
Clark
Pearson
Mayflower
Iowa Pension Plan Headed Into the Red
An actuary warned the Iowa public employee pension system will run deficits under current operations. Towne urged a 26 percent payment rate to be actuarially sound, noting 18 percent from the start would have sufficed. Liabilities far exceed assets, prompting a shift to a pay as you go approach and regional hearings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Towne
Center Street Sewer Bid Opening Set for Aug 28
The city council decided to open bids for a Center street NE sanitary sewer project from Old Marion road to Prairie drive on August 28. They approved plans and specs and set November 1 as the completion date with funding via special assessments on abutting property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Old Marion Road
Prairie Drive
John J Wagner
Frank Young
Hanson Maintains HQ at Hawkeye Downs for All Iowa Fair
The All Iowa fair office moved to Hawkeye Downs with Fair Manager Andy Hanson based there until the fair opens next Sunday. The Hawkeye Downs phone is 4 2623 and the advance ticket sale office remains at the Chamber of Commerce building. Tickets for all 16 grandstand shows are sold daily there until opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Downs
Andy Hanson
Chamber of Commerce
DAV To Offer Prayer In Memory Of C R Man
A memorial service at the Disabled American Veterans 31st national convention in Boston will include a prayer honoring Pfc. James R. Schulte of Cedar Rapids. Names for the service were randomly drawn from the Department of Defense casualty lists to honor Cedar Rapids service members who died in Korea.
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Pfc
James R. Schulte
Marine Corps
Cedar Rapids
Bernard J. Schulte
Washington Avenue
Boston
Bradford Hotel
Department of Defense
Candidate Asks U N For Loan of Plane
Miss Louise Yim, candidate for vice president of South Korea, asked the United Nations to loan a plane to campaign among farmers' wives. Her sister and campaign manager said urban voters support her fully, while farmers' wives are uncertain about her candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Korea
Louise Yim
South Korea
United Nations Sunday
Hutchins Host Birthday Dinner For Lee Peterson
Mrs A F Hutchins entertained at a family dinner Sunday honoring the eighty second birthday of her father Lee Peterson. Out of town relatives included Mrs S J Kovatovich and three children of Gilbert Minnesota Mr and Mrs L R Sayles and their children of Chicago Mrs Mildred Stickney and their children Mr and Mrs Bill Hutchins and their children and Mr and Mrs Douglas Hutchins of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hutchins
Lee Peterson
S. J.kovatovich
Gilbert
Minn
L. R. Sayles
Chicago
Mildred Stickney
Bill Hutchins
Douglas Hutchins
Marion
Miller and family visit Norman from military service
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Miller of Norman Oklahoma and their two daughters Marilyn and Michele arrived Sunday to visit the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Miller at 995 Eighteenth Street. Miller served 17 months in Japan and Korea as a medical supply officer with the 45th division and has been discharged from the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Millers
Harold S. Miller
Norman
Okla
Marilyn
Michele
A. E. Miller
Eighteenth Street
Miller
Japan
Korea
45Th
Army
Gillis Hosts Dinner Marking 52nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Burch celebrated fifty second wedding anniversary with a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs E J Gillis. Six guests attended at the Gillis home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Gillis
Geiger-Burch Family Reunion Attended by Members in Brandon
Mr and Mrs Charles Burch and Mr and Mrs E J Gillis attended the Geiger Burch family reunion on Sunday at the Ray Geiger home in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burch
E. J. Gillis
Geiger-Burch
Ray Geiger
Brandon
Lagerquist Family Returns Home From Boone Visit
Return home to Spring Valley Minnesota for Mr and Mrs Gordon Lagerquist and their son Tim after a two day stay with his brother E A Lagerquist Weekend visitors James Benson son and Earl Carlson of Boone stayed with Benson family James Benson Jr his wife.
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Gordon Lagerquist
Tim
Spring Valley
Minn
E. A. Lagerquist
James Benson
Earl Carlson
Boone
Benson
James Benson, Jr
Visit Ends as Worthington Couple Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bannes returned Monday to their home in Worthington Minnesota after a two day visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Van Sitters at 958 Twelfth street.
Property Sale by Hess to Lowe Construction Company
Mr. and Mrs. George Hess sold their property at 2165 Seventh Avenue to Lowe Construction Company in a sale handled by Earl Booze. The Fosdicks returned from a two week auto trip through the Black Hills Yellowstone Park the Teton mountains and Estes Park Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hess
Seventh Avenue
Lowe Construction Company
Earl Booze
J. B. Fosdick
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Teton Mountains
Estes Park
Colo
Chicago Visit and Local Moves Across Iowa
Kenneth Brown and his son John visited Chicago over the weekend. Mrs. Fred Haines has returned home from Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Failor moved from 890 Central Avenue to the Kemp farm near Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ench and daughters Mary and Barbara returned to Milwaukee after visits with Mrs. Tanner and Mrs. Dickey families.
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Chicago
Kenneth Brown
John
Hospital
Fred Haines
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
William R. Failor
Central Avenue
I. E. Kemp
Marion
Milwaukee
Vernon Ench
Mary
Barbara
W. H. Tanner
Bery Dickey
Patient at St Luke's Hospital
In Hospital W. H. Tanner at 1486 Seventh Avenue is a patient at St Luke's hospital.
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W. H. Tanner
Seventh Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lindekens Return From Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs George L Lindeken 1190 Sixth street and their children Michael Donnie Karen along with Mrs Lindekens father Fred Walsmith are home from a weeklong fishing trip at Womens Lake Hackensack Minn
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Marion
George L. Lindeken
Sixth Street
Michael
Donnie
Karen
Ladies Progressive club meets Thursday at Mrs Hike
Mrs Paul Anderson convalescing after surgery. The Ladies Progressive club will meet Thursday with Mrs Robert Hike. Mrs Tom Maher and children Donna Jo Diana and Debbie visit Savanna Illinois with husband’s sister Mrs William Ellithrope. Dot's Cafe to close from 2 am to 6 am until further notice. Colgate Dental Cream 2 giant tubes 69c. Edison’s Adv.
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Ladies Progressive Club
Robert Hike
Colgate
Edison’s
Tom Maher
Donna Jo
Diana
Debbie
Savanna
Ill
William Ellithrope
Dot’s
Council Orders Parking Changes on Center Point Road NE
City council halted parking on the west side of Center Point road NE between B and C avenues to allow a right turn at the B avenue signal. Also approved 90 minute parking on Second street SE from Tenth to Eleventh avenues and on the west side to Twelfth. referred two hour limit request on First street SW. authorized widening the Penick and Ford driveway by four feet at the main plant gate.
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Center Point Road
C Avenues
B Avenue
Second Street
Tenth
Eleventh Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Avenue
Police Department
Penick and Ford
First Street
Pacific Security Parley Opens At Kaneohe
U S Australia and New Zealand foreign ministers convene the Pacific Mutual Security Conference at Kaneohe Marine Air Station to refine the tri partite agreement and pledge mutual defense against armed aggression. Dean Acheson Richard C Casey and T C Webb lead the talks expected to begin at 2 pm CST.
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Honolulu
T. H
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Dean Acheson
Richard C. Casey
T. C. Webb
Kaneohe Marine Air Station
Pearl Harbor
Stevenson Signals Cautious Stance on Debates and Campaign Tactics
The article notes Stevenson weighing whether loans are debt or conspiracy, opposing restrictive cloture in democracy, and plans for an advisory committee linking the DNC with his campaign. He aims to woo youth, avoids taking sides in Tennessee Democratic contests, and has not considered meetings with dissident Democrats. Mrs Tilton returns James Byrnes from Clinton.
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Senate
Democrats
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Dinner Guests For Mr and Mrs Whiteford
Mr and Mrs R A Whiteford were dinner guests Sunday of Miss Florence Whiteford in Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Whiteford
Mr. Whiteford
Miss Florence Whiteford
Williamsburg
Tavern Raided for Early Beer Sales at Melody Inn
Cedar Rapids police raided the Melody Inn at 329 Twelfth Avenue SE early Monday and charged owner Lumir Stolba and bartender Ernie De Shaw after five men were found drinking at 6 45 a.m. The legal hour is 7 a.m. on Mondays. Charges will be filed and the men told to appear in superior court Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Melody Inn
Twelfth Avenue SE
John Kuba
M. L. Nathanson
Lumir Stolba
Ernie de Shaw
Superior Court
Deaths Walter Happel 52 Cedar Rapids Resident
Walter J. Happel of 1351 Twenty first avenue SW died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 1 30 p m Sunday after a brief illness. He was born May 27 1900 on a farm west of Cedar Rapids and lived in the city nearly 50 years. He leaves his wife Martha five children Marvin Edwin and the three daughters Mrs Leo Vileta Dorothy Loren in Korea two sisters and two brothers. Services 1 30 p m Wednesday Beatty chapel Rev E A Widmann Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Walter J. Happel
First Avenue
Penick and Ford Company
Cedar Rapids
Martha
Marvin
Edwin Happel
Leo Vileta
Dorothy Happel
Loren
Eighth Army
Korea
Elizabeth Michel
Stratford
Christina Stoll
Boone
Clara Schroeder
Latimer
Paul
Shellsburg
Theodore
Beatty Chapel
E. A. Widmann
Trinity Lutheran Church
Linwood Cemetery
William Gildersleeve Rites Held in Burlington Lincoln Cemetery
William Gildersleeve, a World War I veteran and former Cedar Rapids resident, died at the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home in Quincy. Born January 12, 1887, he lived in Burlington and was survived by a stepsister in Des Moines. He belonged to the Eagles and American Legion. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Prugh chapel in Burlington with later graveside rites at Linwood Cemetery Wednesday at 11 a.m. conducted by Rev. Floyd Hinshaw.
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William Gildersleeve
Cedar Rapids
Illinois Soldiers and Sailors
Quincy
Burlington
Aiken
Nellie Gildersleeve
Herman Frueh
K Street
Gildersleeve
Eagles
American Legion
Prugh Chapel
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Floyd Hinshaw
St. James Methodist Church
Services for Catherine Nyere Orison
Life long Cedar Rapids resident Catherine Nyere Orison died at home Saturday. Funeral service set for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in Turner chapel with Pastor H. G. Schwegler of First Lutheran officiating. Entombment in Oak Hill cemetery mausoleum. Friends may call. flowers omitted per family request.
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Catherine Nyere Orison
B Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
H. G. Schwegler
First Lutheran Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Services for Walter Rugg in Cedar Rapids Tuesday
Walter Fred Rugg a Cedar Rapids resident for 20 years and a Collins Radio Company employee died Saturday. Services will be held at 1 30 p m Tuesday by Dr Marion H Williams with cremation to follow.
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Walter Fred Rugg
First Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Company
Turner Chapel
Marion H. Williams
Iowa High Court Asked To Rule on Christian Bequest
The Iowa Supreme Court is asked to decide if a will giving estate income to persons who believe in Christian principles is valid. District Judge Charlton ruled the clause unenforceable, directing settlement as if no will existed. Trustees appeal, noting the trust aimed to benefit believers in the Bible and Christian doctrine.
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Iowa High Court
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Shannon B.charlton
Manchester
Supreme Court
W. B. Small
Waterloo
God
Father
Jesus Christ
Son
Holy Spirit
District Court
Eisenhower Jr Enthusiastic Despite Korea War
Maj John Eisenhower son of the Republican nominee says his first impression of Korea is a hole but he is very happy where he is. He joined the 15th Regiment of the Third Division, a unit his father once commanded, and he said he supported his father's nomination though he doubts he will vote in November.
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U. S
Korea
John Eisenhower
Eisenhower
15Th Regiment
Fort Lewis
Wash
U S Bombers Strike Pyongyang Headquarters in Two Waves
United States Fifth Air Force reported two massive bomber waves hit a key North Korean military headquarters near Pyongyang. The strike involved 275 sorties against the site, with claims of extensive destruction and several MiG-15s destroyed or damaged.
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Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
U. N
Pyong‘yang
Air Force
Marine
Pyongyang
Legion program and leadership elected announced for Iowa event
The Legion outlines a three day domestic program to bolster strength and solvency. A public band event is planned at the new high school stadium Monday at 7 30 p m followed by a national commander address Tuesday at 11 a m and a convention parade at 2 p m starting near the Chamber of Commerce. Albert C Stemler named grand chef de gare at the Forty and Eight meeting in Montrose hotel succeeding Oscar L Jewell with officers Don Wilson John Billingsley and Hugh Griffith also elected. Nine district chemins elected include Ben J Sywassink Eugene Conlon Verne Hopker A E Smith George Mowitt Carl Warren William Alexander Hattie Reinhart and Kenneth Muff.
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Donald R. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
First Avenue
Third Street
Thirdstreet
Third Avenue
Plaza
Albert C. Stemler
Council Bluffs
American Legion
Iowa
Montrose Hotel
Stemler
Oscar L. Jewell
Mason City
Don Wilson
Iowa City
John Billingsley
Newton
Hugh Griffith
Ames
Ed Zimmerman
Red Oak
Clyde Ernst Lof
Des Moines
Phillip Furleigh
Clear Lake
Guarde de la Porte
Joseph Weber
Cedar Rapids
Jamonier
Don Schmidt
Fred Gradert
Davenport
Commis Voyageur
Duane Longstaff
Ft. Dodge
Grand Drapeau
Oscar Jewell
Cheminot Nationale
Frank Kinney
Sioux City
Cheminots
Ben J. Sywassink
Muscatine
Eugene Conlon
Verne Hopker
Vinton
A. E. Smith
George Mowitt
Grinnell
Carl Warren
William Alexander
Oakland
Hattie Reinhart
Boone
Kenneth Muff
Police Court Fines Drop in Cedar Rapids July Totals
Cedar Rapids city records show police court fines for July totaling 6032.75, down from June's 6800.50. July also brought 6921.35 in police division income, plus 770.50 court fees and small sums from marshal meals and witness fees, while the superior court civil division shows 59.75 in receipts and disbursements, including a 48.75 judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Maude M.krebs
Police Division
Superior Court
Eisenhower Favorite in London Betting Odds
Bookmakers in London report Dwight D. Eisenhower as the favorite in presidential betting with a slight shade of odds on. The comment notes Eisenhower leads the field in wagers placed Monday by bettors in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlighting Residents
Hospital notices report patients at Mercy Cedar Rapids and Veterans Iowa City with varying visitor rules. Plans for the City Plan Commission meeting in city hall. Local enlistments, a 30 day leave for Cpl. Kauzlarich, and William J Wiman joining officer candidate school. Thelma Trimble Johanos earns a master of music degree and bachelor’s earlier at University of Rochester. Break-in at John Music’s service station investigated. billfold lost near Sixteenth avenue bridge. Moving plans for the Pike family to Bemidji Minnesota. Two Cedar Rapids airmen near completion of basic training at Lackland AFB Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelmas Trimble Johanos
J Avenue
University of Rochester
N.Y
Trimble
Air Force
Celdar Rapids
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Albert R. Wieneke
Sidike 'Wieneke
William E.rasplicka
John. A. Rasplicka
Foote Street
Efforts To Head Off New York Central Railroad Strike
Peace talks began in New York to avert a threatened strike by New York Central workers. Four railroad brotherhoods entered a closed session with company officials as talks focused on a two year old dispute over working rules and more than 300 grievances.
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New York
New York Central
Buffalo
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la Guctrion
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Tony Macek
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Keith E. Gaibel
Floyd Nesmith
Company No. 2
Gerald R. Miller
Pearl Ann Parsons
Fairfield
Richard Deutsch
Rozanne Ohlman
Hastings
LaCrosse
Prairie du Chien
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Keokuk
Mercy
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Sutherland Dows, Jr
Dows Lane
St. Luke’s
Carl Lurch, Jr
Ely Avenue
Edward Kadlee
John Davis
Norway
Alliance
Ohio
Ronald W. Hedin
Mr. Hedin
Elmer A. Hedin
A Avenue
Washington, D. C
H. H. Swacick
Swacick
Leora Marshall
L. B. Marshall
Twenty-third Street
Keith Gardner
F Avenue
Guy Parker
Thirty Fourth Street
H. W. Crane
Sixteenth Street
Eugene Cooley
Bever Avenue
James Brady
Tipton
Darwin Tharp
Williams Boulevard
Wayne Shugart
Ronald Erger
Terrance Roe
Jon Mynhouser
Dale Fye
Fifth Avenue
James Phillips
Lee Gearhart
Jerry Snyder
Route 2
Kenneth Sharpe
Mt. Vernon
Wallace M Bean
Jones Funeral Home
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Belle Plaine
Earl FE. Meyers
Peffers
John E. Lapes
Mt. Vernon Ave
C. R. Man
Woman Health At
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J Street
Iowa Pension Plan
Robert J. Towne
Richmond, Va
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Social Security Administration
Hanson
Downs
DAV
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Associated Press
Edward J. Beckwith
Morrison
Irma Jean Stahlhut
Wherton
Paul Andersson
Council
Pacific Security Parley
Stevenson
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Maj. Eisenhower
Red Key
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Old Baldy Hill
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Ernest Medulan
Ninth Avenue SE
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Council Chamber
Meredith Jones
D Avenue NE
Dempsey’s
Cost Accountants
National Association of Cost Accountants
Cpl
Raymond Kauzlarich
Joe Kauzlarich
Mt. Vernon Road
Yuma, Ariz., Air Force Base
William J. Wi'man
Army and
John Music
Music
William Seilhamer
Fifteenth Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue Bridge
Minnesota
Lester Pike
Steven
Bemidji, Minn
Pike
States Conservation Commission
U. S. ‘Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service
Sunin
Leo Q
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Judge Crater
Indianapolis Speedway
Speedway
Dame
Trinity
Baltimore
Maryland
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cal
Urner & Son Funeral Directors
Second Avenue S.E
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