Cedar Rapids area weather and notices August 10 1952
Weather and local notices from Cedar Rapids area including high and low temperatures for Saturday and forecast for Sunday and Monday. Also lists recent deaths births and obituaries for Marengo, Independence, and nearby towns with service details. Names include New Sharon Des Moines Chicago Marion and Cedar Rapids residents with multiple birth announcements.
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New York
Washington
New Orleans
Moines
San Antonio
Denver
Phoenix
Sishans
San Francisco
Iowa
Jerry Lee Meyers
Barbara Beatty Munger
Junior Moneynay
Betty Wozenilek
Paul Illard
Elma Grace Smith
Cedar Rapids
Fred R. Martinson
Shirlee Ann Walker
Des Moines
Neil K. Garnatz
Chicago
Beverly Nedrow
Marion
Luther Clark Williams
Doniphan
Florence Chlodene Wright
Lester Hildebrand
Montezuma
Kathryn Thompson
New Sharon
Just Amateur In Politics Mitchell Says
Stephen A. Mitchell named Democratic national chairman designate says he is strictly an amateur in politics. The 49 year old Chicago lawyer plans to confer with Governor Stevenson and other leaders before discussing campaign plans. He has never held office and has no prior party experience.
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Mitchell
Chicago
Stephen A. Mitchell
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Democratic
House Committee
Department of Justice
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
Minister Raps Arrest of Five Roe Pallbearers
Chicago Alderman A J Carey blasted the arrest of five pallbearers at Theodore Roe's funeral an ambush murder of a Black policy king. He announced an upcoming South Side anti crime group to be discussed by ministers and businessmen. Carey called the arrests a planned drama to distract from police failure to solve the killing and curb gambling.
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Chicago
INS
Theodore Roe
A. J. Carey
Third Ward
Carey
South Side
Couple ages 103 and 82 wed to legalize 62-year union
Manuel Rodriguez Lopez, 103, and Ursula Mendez Hernandez, 82, registered for marriage in Vera Cruz Mexico to formalize their long marriage. They cited a desire to legitimize their two daughters aged 58 and 56.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Manuel Rodriguez Lopez
Ursula Mendez Hernandez
Civil Register Office
Northrop Named To Interior Post
President Truman announced the resignation of Richard D. Searles as undersecretary of the interior and named Vernon D. Northrop of Scranton Pennsylvania as his successor. Searles plans to leave the post on September 1 to return to private life.
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Washington
Ins
Truman
Richard D. Searles
Vernon D. Northrop
Scranton
Searles
Northrop
Lewis To Pick Presidential Favorite This Fall
Reliable sources report Labor Leader John L. Lewis will announce support for a presidential candidate in October. He weighs Eisenhower against Stevenson and has not yet chosen. The Mine Workers convention opens in Cincinnati on October 7 and is expected to anchor his decision.
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Washington
INS
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Lewis
The
Mine Workers
Cincinnati
Hvasta Prison Escape Reported by Czech Refugee
A Czech refugee recounts Hvasta’s time in a Czechoslovak prison after joining in 1948 as a student. Hvasta allegedly faced solitary confinement for two months over claims of distributing American propaganda. The refugee says Hvasta escaped on January 2 and his whereabouts are unknown.
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Slavik
Hvasta
State Department
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Czechoslovakia
Mossadegh Threatens to Quit Over Dictatorial Demands
In Tehran Iran Premier Mohammed Mossadegh angrily vowed Saturday night to resign if senate resistance to his bid for blanket governing powers continues. He had earlier refused trimming his demands and warned of steps if the senate blocks his authority. A 10 member senatorial delegation met him and the chamber plans a closed session Monday to decide the next move.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Senate
Mossadegh
Senate Committee
Chamber
Harvester Breaks Off Pact Talks
International Harvester Company halted master contract negotiations with the Farm Equipment Workers union after 200 foundry workers walked out at the McCormick works in Chicago. The strike, over threatened dismissals, may resume Tuesday if talks restart. A separate CIO UAW dispute over piece work rates continued at Melrose Park, risking 10,000 layoffs across other plants.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Independent
Farm Equipment Workers Union
McCormick Works
CIO
United Automobile
Melrose Park
Rains a Bit Late In New England
Boston AP reports that recent thunder storms in New England arrived too late to cut losses exceeding 24 million dollars for farmers. Rain could aid dairy pasture and some late crops, but harvested or failing crops already suffered severe losses. Maine officials estimate total farmer losses at 1.2 billion dollars, excluding potatoes.
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Boston
New England
New England Council
Maine
80 Mission Korean Vet Gets Cherry Point Duty
Marine M Sgt James R Kirbo radar operator returns from Korea after 80 combat missions and is assigned as an instructor at Cherry Point North Carolina. He and his wife Edythe Morris Kirbo and their two sons Gary and James reside at Cherry Point. They previously lived with Mrs Morris parents Mr and Mrs Walter A Morris 861 Oakland Road NE.
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James R. Kirbo
United States
Korea
Themarine
Cherry Point
N. C
Kirbo
Edythe Morris
Cedar Rapids
Gary
James
Walter A. Morris
Oakland Road
Death notices for Dr Waldo E PeschaU Cedar Rapids surgeon
Services for Dr. Waldo E PeschaU a Cedar Rapids physician and surgeon since 1920 who died at his home Saturday after a brief illness will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday by Dr Andrew E Kurth Westminster Presbyterian church. Cremation committal. Friends may call at the chapel after 2 p m Sunday.
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Waldo E. Peschau
Park Terrace SE
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Andrew E. Kurth
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mrs Herbert Richmond 82 Dies in Newport Beach Calif
Mrs Herbert Richmond aged 82 died at home in Newport Beach California after a lingering illness. Born in London in 1870 she lived near Cedar Rapids then moved to Anamosa about 20 years ago with her daughter Mrs L W Kellogg. Survived by four grandchildren and six great grandchildren the body will be sent to Goettsch funeral home Anamosa. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery Cedar Rapids.
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Herbert Richmond
Newport Beach
Calif
London
England
United States
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
California
L. W. Kellogg
Goettsch
Oak Hill Cemetery
Services for Ralph M. Knolk at Turner Chapel
Ralph M. Knolk of 709 Tenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died at home Friday after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Turner Chapel conducted by a reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Ralph M. Knolk
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Peter Prunskunas
Funeral services are set for Mrs Peter Prunskunas who died at home Friday. The Immaculate Conception church will host a 9 a.m. Monday service led by Msgr Wm Schulte, followed by burial at St Johns cemetery. Rosary re cited at 8:15 p.m. Sunday at the residence 398 Memorial Drive SE.
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Peter Prunskunas
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr. Wm. Schulte
St. John’s Cemetery
Teahen
Memorial Drive
Schulte
Funeral Services for Mrs Her man Schloss
Funeral services for Mrs Her man Schloss who died in a Cedar Rapids hospital will be held at Teahen chapel at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. D A Loferski officiating. Burial will be in St John’s Cemetery. She was a member of Grace Episcopal Church. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Herman Schloss
Cedar Rapids
Teahen Chapel
D. A. Loferski
St. John’s Cemetery
Two Named to Faculty At Wartburg College
Wartburg College in Waverly announces two new faculty appointments by Dean Alfred E. Haefner. Ernest G. Hagen of Iowa City will serve as instructor in public school music and director of musical organizations, succeeding Edfield Odegard. Hagen earned his M.A. from the University of Iowa in 1951 after study since 1950. Robert Larson is named assistant instructor in vocal music, coming from Central College in Fayette, Missouri, where he taught voice.
Rodin Held Pending Probe In Child Death
Cedar Rapids police kept Wesley E. Rodin 24, after a fatal crash at First Avenue and Ninth Street. Investigators planned to forward findings to County Attorney Willis Glassgow. A baby, Gloria Jean Schmickle, 242 months old, died after Rodin’s car struck a light pole and traffic signal. The mother, Virgil Schmickle, reported high speed prior to the crash amid a quarrel. Rodin and Mrs Schmickle sustained minor injuries.
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Cedar Rapids
Wesley E. Rodin
Iity
Willis Glassgow
Rodin
Gloria Jean Schmickle
First Avenue
Teenth Street
Virgil Schmickle
Third Street
Davenport Couple Kidnaped and Robbed in Davenport
Davenport police sought help from Eastern Iowa and western Illinois authorities for three youths who abducted and robbed Charles Cole and Miss Meredith Hugo. The pair were blocked on a Davenport street early Saturday, forced to drive, robbed of $65 and a wrist watch, and left near Davenport after their car was stripped and the ignition stolen. The youths escaped in a previously stolen car.
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Davenport
Iowa
Illinois
Charles Cole
Meredith Hugo
Cole
Pilot Crash Lands Safely at Omaha
A twin-engine plane with a crippled landing gear crash landed safely at Municipal airport Omaha before a large crowd drawn by radio broadcasts. The left wheel collapsed and the aircraft ground looped, skating to a halt with one wing scraping the runway. Pilot H Bodenner of Denver reported a defective wheel in Moline Illinois and planned to continue westward to burn off fuel before the emergency landing.
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Omaha
Municipal
H. Bodenner
Denver
Moline
Ill
Teitelbaum Pays $325,397 Taxes
Abraham Teitelbaum paid 325,397 dollars in back taxes to the government, with IRS official E. J. Sauber stating it was the full amount due and no settlement occurred. Teitelbaum had led a house investigation last December into income tax scandals and was once a lawyer for the Capone family.
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Chicago
Abraham Teitelbaum
E. J. Sauber
Internal Revenue Bureau
Teitelbaum
al Capone
House
Tommy Manville Wins Quickie Divorce in Border Town
Tommy Manville finalizes a quick divorce granted by a Reynosa judge. The Ninth wife left Nuevo Laredo area as a single woman after the border proceeding, with the suit filed in Reynosa.
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Tommy Manville
Nuevo Laredo
Mex
Reynosa
Rio River
Iranian DP Receives Iowa Medical License
Dr. Isaac Shohet 28, an Iranian displaced person, is licensed to practice medicine in Iowa. The Iowa Board granted the license after confirming he met all legal requirements, with no citizenship status consideration. Shohet plans to await Immigration and Naturalization Service approval before practicing and may seek citizenship hearing in Omaha soon.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Isaac Shohet
Iran
Shohet
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Walter L. Bierring
Dr. Shohet
Immigration Naturalization Service
Omaha
Immigration Service
Dr. Bierring
Symington Campaign Spending Probe Sought in Senate Subcommittee
Idaho Senator Welker said he wired Senator Gillette asking an immediate investigation by the senate subcommittee on privileges and elections into charges that Stuart Symington spent $250,000 to win the Missouri Democratic senatorial primary. Symington rejected the accusations as untrue and absurd while defending his campaign expenses.
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Boise, Idaho
Sen. Welker
Idaho
Gillette
D-Ia
Senate Subcommittee On Privileges and Elections
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Welker
J. E. “Buck” Taylor
Symington
St. Louis
Six Navy Men Die In Rainy Highway Collision
Six sailors died Saturday when their late model car slid off U S 66 near Litchfield Illinois and struck a trailer truck driven by Edwin Buettner of St Louis. The victims were all from Illinois and St Louis areas according to state police.
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Litchfield
U. S. 66
Here
Edwin Buettner
St. Louis
Illinois
City Briefs and Local Club Notices, Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club sets a Monday noon round table at Mon Trose hotel for members not attending district golf tournament and inter city meeting at Elmcrest Tuesday. Allison Billiard Room opens at Allison Hotel. Cedar Rapids Tall People Club to meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at 3235 Bever Circle Drive SF. All women at least 5 7 tall and men over 6 feet invited. Mason Dry Cleaners Plant closed August 11 16. Junior American Czech lodge meets Monday 7 30 p m at Ellis Park River Pavilion with watermelon feast. Blue Cross office closed week of Aug 11 15. A 1 C George Dvorak returns to Alexandria La air base after six day Cedar Rapids furlough with wife and son Randy. Ted Youngton at I G i Hotel Barber Shop. Adjustment Board Cedar Rapids meets 3 p m Monday in city hall council room. Monthly Special at Cathys Beauty Shop Dial 26622.
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Rotary Club
Montrose Hotel
Elmcrest
Tall People’s Club
Cedar Rapids
Cilia M. Lynch
Bever Circle Drive
C.S.A
Ellis Park River
Dvorak
George Dvorak
133Rd Air Control and Warning Squadron
Alexandria, la
Randy
Alexandria
Cudahy Walkout at Omaha Is Continued
Two thousand five hundred Cudahy Packing Company workers in Omaha continued their walkout as talks for a new contract stalled. No comments were offered by either side about the protest, which centers on slow progress since negotiations began July 29 in Chicago. The current CIO union contract expires Monday.
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Omaha
INS
Cudahy Packing Company
Cudahy
Cio-United Packinghouse Workers of America
Chicago
Ridder Interests Buy Two Long Beach Papers
Ridder publishing interests acquire Long Beach Press Telegram and Independent, to be published separately under new leadership. Herman W. Ridder to become publisher. W F Prisk to help oversee Pasadena Star News. Lawrence A. Collins to stay as editor. Effective Aug. 15. Details undisclosed. Ridder expands holdings with other papers and radio ventures.
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Long Beach, Calif
INS
Ridder
Long Beach
Press-Telegram
Independent
Herman W. Ridder
W. F. Prisk
Lawrence A. Collins
Prisk
Press
Telegram
Pasadena
Calif
Star-News
Collins
The
St. Paul
Mercury
San Jose
New York Journal of Commerce
New York Staats-Zeitung
Duluth Herald and Tribune
WDSM
Duluth
Superior
Mid-Continent Radio and Television, Inc
Grand Forks
N. D
Herald
Aberdeen
S. D
American News
KSDN
KILO
Tama Champion Baby Beef Brings $432 at Tama County Fair
The grand champion Hereford calf weighed 906 pounds and sold for 432 dollars at the Tama County fair in Toledo. William Irvine of Buckingham showed it. Merle Cavanaugh of Dinsdale bought both champion animals.
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Toledo
Tama
William Irvine
Buckingham
Roger Hoppe
Traer
Merle Cavanaugh
Dinsdale
Gary Podhajsky
Farmers Elevator
Johnson County 4-H calf sale tops $39.50 average $33.21
Ninety seven head were sold at the Johnson County 4-H club calf sale in Iowa City. The calves brought an average of 33 dollars and 21 cents with Emery Hemingway of West Branch paying the top price of 39 dollars 50 cents to Robert Ives of Oxford for a medium Angus.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County
Emery Hemingway
West Branch
Robert Ives
Oxford
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Billie J. Hanson
Claudeen Hanson
Henry Grother
Norma Grother
Mercy
Bruce Slaymaker
Forty-sixth Street
St. Luke’s
Howard Davis
Vernon
Richard Pinney
Twenty-seventh Street
Duane Novak
Hart Court
Richard Olsen
Olsen
John Wagaman
Marengo
Edward M. Ringler
Hoover Funeral Home
Koszta
Stanley
Louis Schlumbohm
Peoples Hospital
Independence
Union Cemetery
Aurora
Newel D. Stover
Peoples Funeral Home
John Sparkman
Roe
Betz Monuments
Third Ave
Interior Post
Fivasta
Barta
Hesser
Jay W. Hesser
Jay W. Hesser, Jr
Fifth Ave
Eighth Street
Associated Press
Future Brightens
Karl Assori Latva
New Hampshire
Finland
Justice Department
America
Latva
Inez
Frederick Cohen
Harvester
Pact
John F. Lapes
John E. Lapes
Mt. Vernon Ave
Dr. Peschau
Prunskunas Services
Schloss Services
Wartburg College
Teahen Funeral Home
Iowa Memorial Co
Third Avenue
T. B. Hlubucek
Met
Orvil Maifeld
Repres
James Griffin
Barbara McClain
Symington Campaign
Allison Billiard Room
Allison Hotel
Mason Dry Cleaners
Blue Cross
Adv
Ted Youngton
Igi Hotel
Board of Adjustment
Cathy
Dial
Ridder Interests
Siani
Brady 840
Fifth Avenue SE
J. V. Novak & Son Monument CO
2Nd Street
John B.turner & Son
S.E
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