Weather and local notices from the Daily Record Aug 5 1946
North Dakota city area forecast shows partly cloudy conditions with possible thunderstorms from the west late Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures range high Tuesday near 90 low Tuesday night around 70 and highs Wednesday about 85. City police log records multiple incidents including fires, drunkenness, disturbances, and traffic fines across several streets and avenues with numerous births announced at Mercy St Luke's Udell and local hospitals.
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Towa
Jap Women Legislators First Efforts Scorned in Tokyo
In Tokyo AP reports Japanese women legislators, in their first lawmaking foray, introduced a bill for "peace memorial enterprises" to mark Japan's surrender but were scolded for unbusinesslike parliamentary methods. Rep. Saburo Shiikuma argued Japan needed food and reconstruction before monuments and noted the women did not consult party leaders beforehand.
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Tokyo
Japan
Saburo Shiikuma
Issue of Holy Land May Go Before U.N.
London AP Prime Minister Attlee will ask the British cabinet to decide on submitting the Palestine issue to the United Nations assembly. Moscow radio says attempts to solve the Holy Land problem without UN help are going nowhere. Bevin, ill since July 27, will attend the cabinet meeting.
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London
J Attlee
Palestine
United Nations Assembly
Moscow
Holy Land
United Nations
Truman
Ernest Bevin
Tension rises after King David bombing claims in Jerusalem
Irgun Zvai Leumi threatens heavy blows against British in the Holy Land after asserting responsibility for the King David hotel bombing which killed 91. A spokesman warned of 1,000 British casualties if curfews are imposed and urged Hagana to reject forgery charges, as Jewish Agency shuns semi partition plans.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Irgun Zyai Leumi
King David
Tel Aviv
Hagana
King David Hotel
Son Drives Him Back to Hideout in Swamp Shootout
In Rochester Indiana a fugitive Lester Nichols 41 hunted for questioning in the shooting of his wife Nora 43. His son Melvin 16 says he fired at his father twice as the man returned to swampy hideout. Mrs Nichols was shot in Akron Indiana Friday night and remains in fair condition with injuries to her hand and chest.
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Rochester
Ind
Huckleberry Marsh
Lester Nichols
Nora
Nichols
Melvin
Akron
OPA Seeks Injunction Against Richard Besak
The OPA seeks a federal injunction to prevent Richard Besak of Oxford Junction from slaughtering above his quota after May 1 31, alleging violation of control order 2. A separate action shows Emma Johnson of West Branch doing business as Frozen Foods had a complaint dismissed for slaughter quota violations.
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Richard Besak
Oxford Junction
Cedar Rapids
Paul Porter
OPA
Besak
Emma Johnson
West Branch
Doctor Delivers Baby During Golf Round in Salt Lake City
At the Country Club course in Salt Lake City the physician hurried from the seventh tee after a call from the husband of an expectant mother. He showered, drove to the hospital, delivered the baby, and returned in time to finish his foursome at the eleventh hole.
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Salt Lake City
Country Club
Esha
New Dairy and Food Inspector Appointed in Benton Iowa
Emil M. Surry, a Cedar Rapids grocer and former president of the Iowa retail grocers and meat dealers association, has been named dairy and food inspector for Benton Linn Iowa and Johnson counties. State Agriculture Secretary Harry D. Linn announced the appointment to fill Fred Ford’s vacancy. Surry began duties August 1, after running his store for 125 years until selling last March.
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Emil M. Surry
Johnson ‘Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Benton, Linn
Iowa
Johnson Counties
Harry D. Linn
Surry
Fred Ford
Six-Cent Pay Rise Confirmed For National Oats Workers
National Oats announces a six cent hourly raise affecting about 200 hourly workers. Most run a 55 hour week with overtime at time and a half over 40. Base pay rises to 82 1/2 cents for men and 68 44 cents for women as higher brackets replace base rates.
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National Oats Company
James L. Cooper
Cooper
British Baby Bonus Starts With 10 Shillings Each
London AP Britain begins a four million a week baby bonus program with over two million mothers expected to queue at post offices Tuesday for initial payments averaging 10 shillings each. The Family Allowance Act of 1945 funds five shillings weekly per child under 16 except the oldest. James Griffiths, minister of national insurance, said 2,250,000 applications have been filed and about 20 percent rejected. the program marks the first phase of a broader social security plan including sickness unemployment retirement maternity widowhood and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
Britain
James Griffiths
National Insurance
Courthouse sentences Larceny case in county jail
Judge Floyd Philbrick sentenced Lester Leon Gress to nine months in jail after he pled guilty to larceny. Gress admitted stealing a watch and electric clock from George Roening of 1207 Sixth Street NW two weeks earlier. A marriage license was issued to Richard E Krause and Bonnie E Petersen of Cedar Rapids. The Gazette mis-spelled their names in Saturday’s report as Richard E Krane and Bonnie E Peterson.
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Floyd Philbrick
Lester Leon Gress
Gress
George Roening
Sixth Street NW
Richard E. Krause
Bonnie E. Petersen
Cedar Rapids
Richard E. Krane
Bonnie E. Peterson
Noble custody petition dismissed by judge in 1944
A separate maintenance petition filed April 20 1944 by Lois L Noble against Samuel B Noble was dismissed Saturday by Judge Floyd Philbrick at Mrs Noble's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois L. Noble
Samuel B. Noble
Floyd Philbrick
Stolen Change Reported From City Fair Trailer
Early Saturday morning thirty dollars in dimes and other small changes were reported stolen from a trailer at the Central City fair. The incident details the loss of cash and small coins, with no suspects named at this time.
Round of Home Visits Continued by Truman
President Truman kept a quiet pace during his third day at home in Independence Missouri avoiding the Kansas City contest. He walked 13 blocks with three secret service agents and then rode with a agent to Grandview to visit his mother Martha E Truman 93 marking his third visit in as many days.
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Independence
Truman
Kansas City
Secret Service
Grandview
Martha E. Truman
Ike in Rio Welcomed by 21-Gun Salute in Huge Reception
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife rested in Rio de Janeiro after a tumultuous but ceremonial arrival that included a 21 gun salute and honors typically reserved for heads of state at Santos Dumont airport.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Santos Dumont Airport
Rosemont Gardens Dominates Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Show
Rosemont gardens owned by Roy R. Ribble swept Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society awards at Bever Park show. The Gazette trophy high point winner and grand champion single spike honors went to Rosemont entries with multiple trophies for best basket, reserve champion, vase, and sweepstakes. Other notable winners included Elmer Feye of Bellevue in reserve champion single spike and Alice Baker as novice high point, receiving three bulbs of Oriental Pearl.
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Rosemont Gardens
Cedar Rapids
Leathernecks Stay in China at Full Strength
In Shanghai Admiral Cooke announced U S Marines in north China remain at full strength and will fire back if attacked after the July 29 ambush near Peiping that killed four marines. He named the attackers as Chinese Communists. In Nanking the pro government Ta Kang Pao reported rumors Truman instructed Marshall to plan withdrawal to avoid more incidents.
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Shanghai
China
Charles M. Cooke, Jr
United States
Seventh Fleet
Peiping
Nanking
Ta Kang Pao
Truman
Gen. Marshall
Deaths include Dr Zoa Munger osteopath and Solon resident
Obituary notices report Dr Zoa May Munger 1834 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died at home after a long career as an osteopath. Born in Warren County Ohio she moved from Middletown Ohio and was active in national osteopathic groups. Funeral at Turner chapel Tuesday with burial in Middletown. Also noted are death notices for Mrs James Kasparek in Solon and John Joseph Kocian Cedar Rapids resident. Burial arrangements and visitations outlined.
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Zoa May Munger
First Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Warren County
Ohio
Middletown
Dora Dietz
Munger
United Brethren Church
Otterbein University
Westerville
Des Moines
Marvin Kober
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Obituary: George E. Foster 67 Wellman Cedar Rapids
George E Foster 67 of 1736 A avenue NE died at his home at 9 30 a m Sunday Born near Wellman December 6 1878 he lived in Cedar Rapids three and a half years He was a member of Central Park Presbyterian church Cedar Rapids Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Wellman Surviving wife Nettie a son Lloyd B Chicago a daughter Mrs Aldo C Jadrnicek Cedar Rapids three grandchildren a brother Ralph and a sister Mrs Ethel Rugg Wellman Services will be at 2 p m Tuesday in the Methodist church Wellman Burial Wellman Friends may call Beatty chapel to 10 30 a m Tuesday
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George E. Foster
Avenue
Wellman
Cedar Rapids
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
Nettie
Lloyd B
Chicago
Aldo C. Jadrnicek
Ralph
Ethel Rugg
Beatty Chapel
Obituary: Mrs Alta Hartson dies at 4:30 p.m. Sunday
Mrs Alta M Hartson aged 60 died at her home after a brief illness. Born February 19, 1881 in Parkersburg Indiana she had lived in Cedar Rapids 23 years and Marion the last two. Survived by four daughters Gladys Ebsen Alta Rawson Vera Hilton Celia Camp two sons Archie Everett 24 grandchildren two great grandchildren. She was a Baptist. Funeral in Turner chapel at 1:30 p.m. Friday. Friends may call.
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Alta M. Hartson
Marion
Parkersburg
Cedar Rapids
Gladys Ebsen
Alta Rawson
Vera Hilton
Gary
Ind
Celia Camp
Archie
Marion and
Everett
Bellflower
Calif
Hartson
The
Baptist Church
Turner Chapel
Obituary for Mrs. Thomas Troy 71 of Seventeenth Street NE
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Troy age 71 will be held at St Matthew s Church at 9 a m Tuesday conducted by Rev James D Kearn. Burial follows at Mt Calvary cemetery. The Rosary will be recited by the Knights of Columbus and Father Kearn at 8 p m Monday in the Brady mortuary where friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Troy
Seventeenth Street
St. Matthew’s Church
James D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
Father Kearn
Brady Mortuary
Death of 214 month old Gary Ray Goodall
Gary Ray Goodall, 214 month old son of Floyd K. and Mrs. Goodall, of 1602 Twelfth Avenue SE, died in a local hospital at 4:30 p.m. Sunday. Surviving, besides his parents,
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Gary Ray Goodall
Floyd K. Goodall
Twelfth Avenue SE
Two Brothers and Family Honor Late Relative at Cedar Rapids
Darrell and Larry Beatty and sister Nancy with grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Young and W W Goodall and Mrs Martha Goodall of Cedar Rapids gather at Beatty chapel at 2 p m Tuesday for services led by Rev A Timothy Starr of Dairy Dale Community Church Burial is in Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel.
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Darrell
Larry
Nancy
W. C. Young
W. W. Goodall
Martha Goodall
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
A. Timothy Starr
Dairy Dale Community Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Mrs. Cahill Dies After Brief Illness at 43
Mrs. Harold T. Cahill 43 of 1017 Mt. Vernon avenue SE died in a local hospital Sunday night after a brief illness. Born in Cedar Rapids on November 8, 1902 she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blahnik and lived here all her life. Survived by her husband, parents, a sister Mrs. Lyle Gordon of Long Beach California and three brothers Joseph of Ra gine Wis Lumir and Milo of Cedar Rapids. Services will be held Wednesday at the Kuba funeral home with time to be announced. friends may call after 3 p.m. Tuesday.
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Harold T. Cahill
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Blahnik
Lyle Gordon
Long Beach
Calif
Joseph
Ra‘gine
Wis
Lumir
Milo
Kuba Funeral Home
Milner Hotel clerk Leslie Burgess dies after stroke
Leslie Burgess a longtime Robins resident and former Milner hotel clerk died early Monday at his brother Douglas Burgess home in Winner S D after a stroke. Survived by wife Grace two sons Owen and William Cedar Rapids two brothers Douglas Winner S D and Norman Robins. A son Jesse died in 1943. Body to be brought to Cedar Rapids for services at Turner chapel time to be announced.
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Leslie Burgess
Ellis Boulevard
Milner
Douglas Burgess
Winner
S. D
Robins
Illinois Central Railroad
Grace
Owen
William
Dar Rapids
Douglas
Norman
Jesse
Death of Cedar Rapids Resident Ella Cooley at 87
Ella Cooley 87 a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died at home Monday after a long illness. Born 1859 in Milton Vermont she moved to Cedar Rapids as a child. Survived by sister Mrs Minnie Hollowell Cedar Rapids a niece Mrs H A Palmer Cedar Rapids two nephews Harry Yonkers Cedar Rapids and A C Hollowell Kansas City Kan Funeral services at Turner chapel with time to be announced Burial in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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James Kasparek
Solon
C.S.A. Lodge
Mary Deitrich
Edward Koutsky
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Stinacher
Joseph E
John J
Mary Keppy
Davenport
John Horskey
Albany
Ore
Elizabeth Urbanek
Joseph Brosh
Iowa City
Frank J
Louis
T. B. Hlubacek
Brosh
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brosh Chapel
Ella Cooley
Avenue NE
Miss Cooley
Milton
Minnie Hollowell
H. A. Palmer
Harry Yonkers
A. C. Hollowell
Kansas City
Kan
Turner Chapel
Cedar Rapids Man George Haddy Dies After Long Illness
George Haddy 87 of 822 Ninth avenue SE died at his home at 9 30 a m Monday after a long illness. Born in Syria he came to Cedar Rapids 40 years ago. Surviving are his wife Delia four sons John Alex Tom and Sam all of Cedar Rapids 22 lpter and four great grandchildren. He was a member of St George Syrian Orthodox church. Funeral services will be held in Polansky funeral chapel at a time to be announced later.
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George Haddy
Ninth Avenue SE
Syria
Cedar Rapids
Delia
John
Alex
Tom
Sam
St. George Syrian Orthodox Church
Polansky
Mrs Josephine Nemecek Dies in Minneapolis
The body of Mrs Josephine Nemecek who died in Minneapolis Saturday arrived at Barta Hesser chapel Monday morning. A graveside service will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Oak Hill cemetery conducted by a reader of the Christian Science church.
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Josephine Nemecek
Minneapolis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Christian Science Church
Producer Sees Threat to Film Cartoon Shorts
Hollywood AP reports Walter Lantz, veteran producer and Cartoon Producers Association president, warns Mickey Mouse Donald Duck and Woody Woodpecker shorts may vanish unless exhibitors pay more for screen brighteners. He cites rising costs, fixed low revenues, and Disney staff cuts as signs of a failing business.
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Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Woody Woodpecker
Walter Lantz
Cartoon Producers Association
W. Woodpecker
Lantz
Walt Disney
Disney
Louisiana Governor to Make Film of His Life
Baton Rouge Louisiana governor Jimmy Davis confirms contract to produce a movie of his life titled Louisiana He says he is too busy to start work and has no idea when filming will begin He is a noted songwriter and political figure in the state.
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Baton Rouge
INS
Jimmy Davis
Louisiana
Davis
Thrill Day at Hawkeye Downs Features Crash Cook Daredevil
All-American Thrill Drivers bring a 120 minute program to the All-Iowa fair at Hawkeye Downs on Aug 15. Minneapolis ace Crash Cook billed as King of the Daredevils will headline as the team performs death defying stunts including smashing through a brick wall at high speed among brick fire wood and steel barriers.
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Cook
Minneapolis
Hawkeye Downs
Sheriff Quits in Wake of Fighting in Athens Tenn
McMinn county moves toward restoring constitutional government after a six hour jail battle ends with top officials abdicated. Sheriff Pat Mansfield resigns, last seen Friday. resignation telegraphed to Gov. Jim McCord. Election commission certifies veterans' victory amid guards and political upheaval.
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Athens, Tenn
McMinn County
Citizens Committee
Pat Mansfield
Jim McCord
County Election Commission
George Woods
Rotary Goal Is for Worldwide Fellowship
Alvin R. Edgar, Ames, spoke at the Cedar Rapids Rotary club luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. He outlined this year’s international Rotary goal of advancing understanding, peace, and fellowship, urging members to work as individuals while a series of meetings aims to shape peace in the atomic age. Edgar heads Rotary International’s 132d district, the largest with 88 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Rotary
Alvin R. Edgar
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Edgar
Rotary International
Rotary
Batavia Metal Sale Falls Through Amid Senate Scrutiny
In Chicago a proposed sale of Batavia Metal Products to Rausch Industries of Detroit collapsed. A new deal to sell the Batavia unit to another group is reportedly under consideration as part of a broader probe into a Midwest paper empire linked to Murray and Henry Garsson and a munitions combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rausch Industries, Inc
Detroit
Batavia Metal Products Company
Midwest
Senate
Batavia Corporation
Murray
Henry Garsson
Bombs Spark Protest Over Holy Land Partition Plan
In Beirut near simultaneously bombs struck the American legation and the British consulate as police linked the attacks to protests against the British American Palestine semi partition proposal. The blast damaged walls and windows with no reported casualties. one person was taken in for questioning.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palestine
Air Show Highlights and Winners at Cedar Rapids Meet
The Cedar Rapids air show featured a mix of conventional and unique models led by Bill Owen Jr with the sole pusher gas plane. Ten year olds Ronald Umsted and Bob Miller tied for youngest entrants, while A C Dean of Des Moines was oldest. Winners spanned classes A to Open, with first place by Richard Bloomquist and E J Polashek among others. Marines showcased a Corsair in acrobatic display as police and town guards ensured crowd safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Owen, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Clydy Teeter
Waterloo
Ronald Umsted
Bob Miller
Morning Sun
A. C. Dean
Des “Moines
Richard Bloom
Quist
Marshalltown
Dean Swift
Des*Moines
Cromwell Jones
Iowa City
E. J. Polashek
Cresco
Bill Andrus
Des Moines
Alfred Dean
Ken Jackson
L. R. Johnson
Richard Clement
Wally Blake
William E. Owen
Leon Armstrong
Clinton
Robert Martin
Richard ‘Mueller
Ken Hastie
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Marion
Annamosa
Independence
Rock Island
Moline
Mt. Pleasant
Ames
Ilowa City
Omaha
Milan
Ill
Leo Miner
John Parks
Marine Corps
Robert Flaherty
Ben Franklin
Okinawa
Kyle Mills
Town
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Harold Kroemer
Tipton
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Meadowbrook Drive
Carl Wolfe
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Center Point
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Fred Wagner
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Victor Holst
Keystone
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F. F. Schutter
George Waite
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John J. Kocian
John Joseph Kocian
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St. Louis
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Stephan Kowats
John Valdes
Tampa
Fla
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Phoenix
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Reed
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