Weather outlook and local notices from Daily Record
The Daily Record weather section reports low Priday temperatures and various precipitation inches for multiple cities including Minneapolis New Orleans New York and Phoenix. Iowa forecast calls for mostly cloudy with showers in the south and heavy rain possible in the southwest. temperatures remain below normal with continued showers and thunderstorms. Also listed are pollen counts funeral notices births and traffic violations with detailed local incident summaries and expected sunrises.
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Iowa
Anti Pollution Program Expands in Iowa Cities
Iowa health department reports progress in the 1949 anti-pollution law program. Cities including Ottumwa Algona Tama Manchester Storm Lake Grinnell Onawa and Waterloo are expanding sewer and treatment facilities while surveys proceed in Grundy Center Reinbeck Hudson and Albert Lea Minnesota. Spirit Lake residents face sewage dumping controls and Ottumwa plans full treatment plant submission by December first.
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Des Moines
Iowa ‘Health Department
Ottumwa
Algona
Tama
Manchester
Storm Lake
Grinnell
Onawa
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Reinbeck
Hudson
Albert Lea
Austin
Cedar Rapids Girl, 13, Reports Rape At Hawkeye Downs
Linn County authorities investigated a reported rape of a 13-year-old Cedar Rapids girl at Hawkeye Downs fairgrounds. The girl said the suspect spoke with her mother about a carnival job, then assaulted her with a knife as her siblings watched. Police searched for a suspect as the victim and mother sought medical care.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
James Smith
Smith
Public Safety Unit
Bobby
Marlin St. John
Rock Island
Hawthorne Drive
Judging Completed at Tama County 4-H Fair
Judging of dairy cattle swine lambs and horses finished Thursday at the Tama County 4-H fair in Traer. Breed champions include Holstein Dennis Rehder Gladbrook Jersey Nancy Lee Skala Tama Guernsey David Lovig Gilman Brown Swiss Betty Mattingly Toledo Ayrshire Donald Hoeppner Dinsdale Red Poll Mary Lou Hagedorn Toledo. Terry Hausman Gilman won the champion market pig and Keith Wendt Traer the reserve champion. Wendt also showed the champion market litter and champion pen of three pigs. Normal Hlas Clutter had the champion market lamb. Leland Hulme Traer exhibited the only 4-H saddie colt. The fair closes Saturday.
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TRAER
Tama County
Holstein
Dennis Rehder
Gladbrook
Jersey
Nancy Lee Skala
Tama
Guernsey
David Lovig
Gilman
Betty Mattingly
Toledo
Ayrshire
Donald Hoeppner
Dinsdale
Red Poll
Mary Lou Hagedorn
Writ Granted Against Strike by Switchmen
Federal Judge John Knight issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Switchmen's Union of North America not to renew the strike against the Rock Island Railroad. The ruling extends a temporary injunction, stressing the Korean War underlines the need for railroad operation. The union seeks a 40 hour week at 48 hour pay while mediators work toward settlement.
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Buffalo
John Knight
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Rock Island Railroad
Knight
Three Palo Boys Injured When Car Crashes at Bridge
A car crash at the west edge of Palo left three boys with minor injuries. Driver Glen Warner, 17, says a tire blew out causing him to lose control. Passengers were Byron Vredenberg, 13, and Douglas Reams, 7.
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Palo
Glen Warner
Byron Vredenberg
Douglas Reams
Camp Good Health Fund Closes After Successful Season
Camp Good Health closed Saturday with 60 children returning home as 75 youngsters enjoyed a full season. Donations exceeded the year budget leaving 705.60 to apply to next year while Cedar Rapids residents funded all operating expenses for the camp run by the Public Health Nursing Association.
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Good Health
Memorial Building
Cedar Rapids
Tom Owens
Cowboys
A. T. Pleune
Macbride Park
Deaths Flora Perrego Rowland
Mrs Flora Mills Rowland Perrego a Cedar Rapids resident for 69 years died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 11 45 p m Friday She was born March 31 1867 at Shellsburg Surviving are two granddaughters Mrs Rosemary Oakes of Newport R I and Mrs Jeanne Miller of North Carolina and one grandson Raymond F Rowland Jr with the U S army in Korea She was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War and the Ladies of G A R Services will be conducted in the Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Monday Burial will be in Linwood cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Flora Perrego
Flora Mills Rowland Perrego
Twentieth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
Rosemary Oakes
Newport
R. I
Jeanne Miller
North Carolina
Raymond F. Rowland, Jr
U. S. Army
Korea
First United Presbyterian Church
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Ladies of G. A. RB
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Keyes 77 longtime Northwestern Bell worker dies in Illinois
Marcus V. Keyes aged 77 who worked 42 years for Northwestern Bell in Cedar Rapids died Friday in Springfield Illinois after moving there two years ago. He had lived in Cedar Rapids 35 years and Center Point four years. Survived by wife Adeline and two grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Satchett Murdoch funeral home Center Point with caller access after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Marcus V. Keyes
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cedar Rapids
Springfield
Center Point
Adeline
Satchett-Murdoch
Services for Jacob Domer Conducted at Home of Son
Jacob George Domer retired Cedar Rapids resident died Friday. Services held at 11 a.m. Monday at the home of his son Dilman S. Domer 220 Cottage Grove Avenue SE with Dr. Marvin B. Kober pastor of St. Paul s Methodist Church. Burial in Blodgett Cemetery near Central City. Friends may call at Turner Chapel until 9 a.m. Monday.
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Jacob George Domer
Cedar Rapids
Dilman S. Domer
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Marvin B. Kober
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Blodgett Cemetery
Central City
Turner Chapel
Kratochvil Services For Mrs Antona Kratochvil
Funeral services for Mrs Antona Kratochvil of 1215 Nye Avenue NE will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m at Kubafuneral home conducted by Theodore B Hlubu cek. Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel. Besides survivors listed Friday two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Kratochvil
Antona Kratochvil
Nye Avenue
Kuba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Atomic suspect slashes wrists in prison cell
William Ralph Wakeham, 35, jailed on theft of atomic secrets, slashed his wrists in a prison cell Saturday and was rushed to a hospital. He faced a court appearance over alleged removal of documents from a briefcase owned by atomic scientist Frank W. Greenless. Police recovered the briefcase with clothing and items valued at $170 alongside the papers about building an atomic installation at Capenhurst, Cheshire.
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London
INS
William Ralph Wakeham
Frank W. Greenless
Capenhurst
Cheshire
Notice of Estate Administration in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that on this 28th day of August 1950 Philip C. Yothers estate in Linn County Iowa has appointed BA Wansworth & Lochner as attorneys and administrator PF Yothers requests all debtors to pay and all creditors to file claims in the Linn County District Court for an estate probate action.
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State of
Iowa
Linn Country
Philip C. Yothers
Linn County
Effee
Rosenberg Wife Held in $100000 Bail on Spy Charge
Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg, arrested by the FBI on an atomic espionage charge, is held on $100000 bail with hearing set for Aug 25. She is Julius Rosenberg’s wife and David Greenglass’s sister, accused of conspiring to recruit her brother for secret atomic information for Russia. She faced possible execution or up to 30 years if convicted and was under FBI nurse care after a near collapse.
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New York
Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg
FBI
Julius Rosenberg
David Greenglass
Quaker Oats to Build Furfural Plant in Omaha
Quaker Oats will construct a furfural manufacturing plant in Omaha after signing a 20 year steam and water supply deal with the Omaha Public Power District. The project aims to boost capacity by about 50 percent, with about 100 workers planned and operations targeted by year end 1951.
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Omaha
Quaker Oats Company
Quaker Oats
Donald B. Laurie
Omaha Public Power District
Power District Board
Memphis
Cedar Rapids
Laurie
Obama
Unified Army of Europe Approved
The Strasbourg assembly voted 89 to five with 27 absentees to back a unified European army proposed after Churchill's call for a single banner including West German troops. It condemned Communist aggression in Korea and endorsed UN actions, while Defence plans remain unclear and Brussels treaty and NATO links are still in papers.
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Strasbourg
France
European Assembly
Winston Churchill
America
Europe
South Korea
United Nations
Churchill
Council of Europe
Brussels Treaty States
Final Rites Sunday For Otto E Briney
Funeral services for Otto E. Briney 84 retired farmer from northwest of Alburnett will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Alice Evangelical church Born April 15 1866 near Bertam he married Ida C Wright February 29 1891 who preceded him in death Survivors include five sons Walter J O Earl Thomas H all of Cedar Rapids Howard W Gladbrook and Stanley L Manchester two daughters Mrs Louis McGrumphy Waterloo and Mrs Ella Shaffer Cedar Rapids 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Friends may call at the Satchett Murdoch funeral home in Center Point Saturday evening
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Alburnett
Otto E. Briney
Alice Evangelical
Bertram
Mr. Briney
Ida C. Wright
Walter J
O. Earl
Thomas H
Cedar Rapids
Howard W
Gladbrook
Stanley L
Manchester
Louis McGrumphy
Waterloo
Ella Shaffer
Satchett-Murdoch Funeral
J Center Point
118 Men Fail To Report for Work At Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids plant operations halted as 118 scheduled workers did not report. The absence sent 276 home, leaving about 100 remaining to run four departments shipping packing feed and the oat mill. No union word received and delays to army navy orders noted.
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Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Union
Army
Navy
Contempt Citations Issued Against 54 Witnesses
The House voted contempt citations against General Manager Philip Bart of the Daily Worker and 53 witnesses who refused to testify to subversive activities. Among those cited are atomic scientists, union leaders, and avowed communists, facing penalties up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine if convicted. Rep. Vito Marcantonio opposed each citation as the vote proceeded.
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Washington
House
Philip Bart
New York Communist Daily Worker
Justice Department
UN American Activities Committee
Vito Marcantonio
Alp-N.y
Bart
Clarence Hiskey
Brooklyn’s
Polytechnic Institute
David J. Bohm
Princeton University
Irving David Fox
Giovanni Rossi Lomanitz
Fisk University
Nashville
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
United Electrical Workers Union
James J. Matles
Elizabeth Sasaly
Bella Rodman
District of Columbia
John S. Wood
D-Ga
Polio Insurance and Local Notices Spark City Briefs
City briefs summarize fillings from Ray Moore Agency and Polio Insurance to local civic notes. Sgts and reservists report for air force duty, a Cedar Rapids graduate earns a Colorado A and M degree, and a hot water tank theft leads police to a sale in the city. Community events include an American Legion fish fry, an Linn county ox roast, and a correction on a frozen pineapple ad.
Maine Blackout Darkens 60 Towns In Power Failure
A southern Maine blackout hit Biddeford and 60 towns Friday night leaving about 150000 customers without power for five minutes to an hour. Utilities investigated cause as repairs and outages varied by location.
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Biddeford
Maine
Major Iowa detours and openings amid construction delays
Road crew detours and openings cover dozens of counties including Johnson, Polk, Jasper, Black Hawk, and Wayne. Indefinite openings noted for bridges and overpasses while detours route traffic via US and state highways, with several areas set to reopen around August or November. Heavy trucks advised to avoid some detours during peak work.
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Iowa 1
Johnson Co
Kalona
Iowa City
Iowa 22
U.S
U.S. Ite
Bs Aith
No. 3
Iowa 3
Waverly
Sees Bridge
Jasper Co
W. Newton
Polk Co
Moines
No. Deses
Anas
Iowa_14
Newton
NewWiwn
Iowa 14
Marshall Co
Adarswalltown
Towa
Guthrie Co
S. Jet
Black Hawk Co
East Waterloo
Iowa
Chickisaw
Cherokee Co
Iida Co
Osceola Co
N. Ict
Minn
Iowa 38
Muscatine Co
Muscatine
Ict
Webbster Co
Lehigh
Fremont Co
Atlas
Tarkio
Shenandoah
Warren Co
Des Moines
Paven
Wapello Co
Wabash R.R
Ottumwa
Linn Co
Cedar Rapids
16Th St. S.W
Franklin Co
Geneva
Ana
Gravelea
Dupuque Co
Dyresville
New Vienna
Wooavury Co
Climbing Hill
Cimbing Hill
Carroll Co
Dedham
Coon Rapids
Bagley E
Jet
Indefimite
Iowa 146
Poweshiek Co
Grinnell
Gilman
Ilman
US 169
Dallas Co
Iowa 90
Adel
Appanoose Co
Buchanan Co
Brandon
Chickasaw Co
Alta Vista
US 63
Iowa 272
Melntire
No. 9
Page Co
Nodaway River
Clarinda
US 6
Amie
Jasper-Poweshick Co
Waterloo
Casareg
Clay Co
Edge of Spencer
Keokuk Co
South English
Washington Co
Clinton Co
Clinton West
E. Edge of
Carroll
Fragmen
Monona Co
Ute
Semae
Mt. Vernon
Agias
Oto
Ye ‘E
Glenwood
Mt. Pleasant
Oskaloosa
US 69
Leon
Ames N
Sioux City N
Sioux City
Mt. Pleasent S
Madllson
Tabor
Port Madison
LaMotte
Mills Co
Council Bluffs
Appointment of Executor for Joseph Papousek Estate
Notice from Linn County Iowa states CHAS. L. s. appointed and qualified as executor of Joseph Papousek also known as Joe Papousek late of Linn County deceased. Creditors and claimants must file and settle debts with the Clerk of Linn County District Court Iowa.
Man Fined for Driving Over New Cedar Rapids Paving
Rex Weaver Jr. bypassed a barricade and drove over a new paving strip at First Avenue West and Sixth Street. He paid 25 dollars in police court, with a warning of higher fines for repeat offenses. City officials explain the pavement must pass a 3 500 pound test before acceptance and damages may require removal.
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Cedar Rapids
Rex Weaver, Jr
Twentieth Avenue
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Weaver
Bill Remington
State Highway Commission
Remington
C. W. Garberson
Three Fined $100 In Traffic Court
Three men drew $100 fines in traffic court Saturday. Two faced reckless driving charges and one left the scene of an accident. William H. Peterson and M. J. Hager received reckless driving fines. William L. Wolfe was fined for leaving the scene after striking two cars on Sixth Street. Ruth Swanson was injured in a Friday night crash involving Peterson.
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William H. Peterson
Vinton
M. J. Hager
C Street
Robert Osser
Maquoketa
William L. Wolfe
Woodside Drive
Rex Weaver, Jr
Twentieth Avenue
Kenneth M
Nestly
Decorah
Leo O. Bauquet
First Avenue E
William H. Bruce
John E. Butschi
Fifth Street NW
Glen D. Salzbrenner
Tenth Avenue SE
Ida H. Powers
Fourth Avenue
David Neuhaus
Fairfax
Lyle W. Minor
F Avenue
Robert L. Blahnik
Bever Circle
Ben Kravarik
L Street
Cecil Montgomery
Sixth Street
Peterson
Ruth Swanson
Thirty-fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. Swanson
Swanson
Third Avenue
Second Street
Hager
Local Iowa Briefs Highlight Community Notices
Manchester names Van Wechel as Lions president with Spaight Groves Ledenbach Pettit as officers. Delaware county free chest X rays reach 5 400 by Thursday. Postville optometrist Myers awaits Marine captain recall orders. Winthrop hires Gail Gri wold as assistant post office clerk. Monticello street work completes yearly upgrades. Traer will of H L Daniel leaves residence and furnishings to Nell M Daniel. granddaughters Dorothy Jane McKerrall and Margaret McKerrall Bivens receive remainder. Denneth Treandle serving on naval carrier in Korea. Richard J Brown named Whitewater State Teachers College instructor. Monticello band concert at fairgrounds with Chancey Dirks and others. Columbus Junction buys 11 283 fire truck. demonstration planned on highway 76 bridge.
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Manchester
Clarence van Wechel
Lions Club
W. M. Spaight
Clair H. Groves
Dick Ledenbach
J. K. Pettit
Delaware County
Postville
Robert R. Myers
Winthrop
Gail Griwold
Gordon Donlea
Monticello
Traer
H. L. Daniel
Nell M. Daniel
Dorothy Jane McKerrall
Margaret McKererall Bivens
Pasadena
Waukon
C. G
Joanne Morning
Dottie Hollar
Columbus Junction
North Iowa River Bridge
Highway 76
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Eighteenth Avenue
Joseph Rybacki
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William H. Soper
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Robert A. White
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Henry J. Davis
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Donald C. Houts
Charlotte Stelcik
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Cheery A. Leeper
Zella Clark
Orval D. Beckley
Mary M. Nieland
Marion
William Palmer
Margaret Curray
Stanley C. Humphrey
Queen City
Bernice N. Baird
Milton
Mercy
Ronald L. Gliem
Nineteenth Avenue
St. Luke’s
Bruce Stahle
Leroy Gardemann
Atkins
Earl A. Sandstrom
Thirty-first Street Drive
Merrill Clemans
Leroy Gade
Clarence
Hubert Mounce
Fifteenth Avenue SW
New York City
Ensign
Robert E. Deaver
Bayonne
N. J
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R. W. Deaver
K Avenue NE
Marengo
Bruce Ferguson
Hoover Funeral Home
Percival R. Blount
Blount Coach Lines
Mary Anna Svatos
George J. Moravek
Tipton
St. Mary’s Church
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Brush Funeral Home
Solon
Anna Paxton
Stephens Funeral Home
Jack Lekem
Christian Church
Lillie Anderson
Asa Talbott
Harrison Funeral Home
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Tracr
Pearl Olson
Amity Cemetery
Wyoming
Henry Dose
Anamosa Cemetery
Nellie Crosby Foltz
Kids Husky
Asm
Camp Good Health Fund
Linn Grove Sunday Presbyterian Church
Esther Ee Ae
Kenwood Tyler School
the Criterion Club
Domer Services
PF. Yothers
BA Wanswonts & Locher
Mrs. Rosenberg
Quaker
Unified Army of Europe
Polio Insurance
Ray Moore Agency
Adv
Robert W. Thacker
Twentieth Street
Air Force
Fort Warren
City Cab
Dial
William J. Laipple
Colorado A. and
M. College
Booth
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Anton Marzek
Third Street
American Legion
Fairfax Legion Hall
Blue Cross
Guaranty
Ado. Ras
Charles Knickerbocker
Golden Valley
Homsey’s Food Market
1St Ave
Cosio Tin Mines, Inc
Mexico City
Elmer Hodges
U. S
Texas City
Loren F. Manley
Ora Lawrence
Joseph Mead
L. H. Wagener
Dr. Ayers
Chas. Hynek
Detour Bulletin
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Joe Papousek
Linn Ounty
Taving
District Court Chas. L. S
William Matias
Iowa Briefs
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Lapes
John B. Turner & Son Funeral Directors
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