Ayrshire and Holstein Tops Picked at C R Ayrshire Show
High quality entries and close class splits marked dairy cattle judging in Columbia Missouri and Holstein judging in Newton. Howie Lang and Sons of Brooklyn captured junior and senior Ayrshire female honors with a 3 year old senior crowned grand champion. Rehder cows from Gladbrook claimed Holstein top honors with the 2 year old and a Maytag calf as reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Conn
Ayrlumbia
Howie Lang
Gladbrook
Maytag
Newton
Herman
Rehder
Weaver Witwer
Marion
Alfred M. Paper
Stockton
Weather and Local Offenses from Daily Record
Weather forecast for the state calls for partly cloudy skies and a chance of scattered thundershowers midweek with winds 10 to 15 mph and a temperature range from the low 60s to mid 70s. The page records multiple traffic and public-order fines including drunkenness disturbing the peace speeding and failure to yield with named offenders and addresses listed. Divorces and petitions noted for several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nscles
Disturbing the Peace and Birth Notices at Local Homes
Disturbing the peace charge filed against George Willits, 24, of 830 Third Street NW, with jail in effect. Births announced at multiple churches and towns: Aug. 12 at Mercy with Mr. and Mrs. How ard Tremain of 860 A Avenue NE, a daughter. Marion with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tornquist, a daughter. St. Luke's with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman of Lisbon, a daughter. London with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gehris, a son. Central City with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Proctor, a daughter. 1929 J Street SW with Mr. and Mrs. Parlee Waddell, a daughter. Marshalltown with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sova, Jr., Toledo, a son Aug. 4. Sova’s in-laws are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baker of Bowling Street SW. Sova is son of Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Soca of Thirty-first Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Howard Tremain
Avenue
Edwin Tornquist
Marion
St. Luke’s
Robert Bowman
Lisbon
Harry Gehris
London
Harry Proctor
Central City
Parlee Waddell
J Street
Marshalltown
Rudolph Sova, Jr
Toledo
Golden jubilee convention opens for National Rural Letter Carriers
DES MOINES AP The golden jubilee convention of the National Rural Letter Carriers association opened with representatives from every state. more than 2 000 letters and members of the auxiliary planned to attend sessions through Thursday. Mayor J MacVicar spoke on auto access and roads. Gov. Robert D. Blue praised carrier contact with people. Bourke B. Hickenlooper noted expected recommendations for improved rural mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Maine
California
J MacVicar
Iowa
Robert D. Blue
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senate
Action Delayed On Iowa U Land Sale To Veterans Administration
The Iowa state executive council postponed again a decision on selling about 16 acres near University hospital on the University of Iowa campus for 133000 to the Veterans Administration. The plan, to fund a 500 bed medical surgical facility costing about 4 million dollars, hinges on a stipulation allowing the state first option to re acquire the hospital if later declared just.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Board of Education
University of Iowa
Veterans Administration
Dave Dancer
University Hospital
OPA Returns with Store Survey in Linn County
The Linn county price control office announces an educational survey of all Linn county grocery stores to remind grocers of on the job price control. Articles must be marked or priced on shelves. tie-in sales are violations and will be referred for enforcement. future surveys will be termed compliance checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Price Control Office
Linn County
A. T. Pleune
OPA
Pleune
Enforcement Division
Price Control Office
Deaths of Lee Andrew Kell longtime Milwaukee Road operator
Lee Andrew Kell 60 telegraph operator for the Milwaukee road for 40 years died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 6 12 a m Tuesday He lived nine years in Atkins born September 28 1883 in Andalusia Dr married Loretto Foarde December 30 1919 at Stone City Survived by wife two daughters three sons two sisters and one brother Kell chaired the DeWitt school board for ten years and was a member of the American War Dads Services were to be held in Turner chapel at a time to be announced with floral and visitation details available at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Andrew Kell
Milwaukee Road
Atkins
Cedar Rapids
Andalusia
Loretto’ Foarde
Stone City
Issaquah
Wash
R. A. Williams
Newhall
Robert C
Calamus
William D
Olin
Joseph
W. L. Eddy
A. A. Danielson
Milan
Ill
Leonard Kell
St. Paul
Minn
Kell
Mrs John Hoag Dead. Funeral in Toddville
Mrs John Hoag 69 longtime Toddville Center Point resident died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 5 45 p m Monday Born DeWitt Sept 1 1876 she was survived by her husband four children twelve grandchildren and a sister Funeral services will be held at the Free Methodist church Toddville at 10 a m Thursday Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery DeWitt Friends may call Beatty chapel until 8 30 a m Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoag
Toddville
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
DeWitt
John Raymond Hoag
Calamus
M. R. Booze
Russell E. McBurney
James R. Hoag
Ida Waterbury
Free Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Services for Edward Oliver Wright
Services for Edward Oliver Wright will be conducted in the Barta-Hesser chapel by Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk pastor of Hus a Presbyterian church on Wednesday. Burial will be in Bo hemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oliver Wright
Twenty-third Avenue
Zdenek F. Pauk
Hus A Presbyterian Church
Bohemian National Cemetery
Baby Sandra Stoecker Buried After Private Service
The nine day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stoecker of Center Point was taken from Beatty Chapel to Evergreen Cemetery in Vinton for private graveside services at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Kay Stoecker
Bernard Stoecker
Route One
Center Point
Beatty Chapel
Evergreen Ceme
Vinton
Services for J. H. Tyler in Beatty Chapel Wednesday
Services for J. H. Tyler of 2016 iL Street SW will be conducted at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Beatty chapel by the Rev. D. M. Cassidy. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tyler
Il Street SW
Beatty Chapel
D. M. Cassidy
Linwood Cemetery
McKean Named Director of Iowa State College Annex
Prof J P Mc Kean of the Iowa State college general engineering staff is named director of the college Camp on Tuesday. Ww i Meamenier, assistant to Dean H V Gaskill, will assist as associate director. The annex opens Sept 25 with about 800 male students to live and study there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
J. P. McKean
Iowa State College
I Meamenier
H. V. Gaskill
Campo Annex
Husband and Wife Fined on Drunkenness Charges
Mrs Byron Harding and Merle Burton were arrested around 10:35 p.m. Monday after a disturbance in which shouts and tearing occurred. Both were charged with drunkenness and each fined $10 plus costs in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Harding
Grand Case Still Hot in Des Moines Probe
Chief of Detectives Paul Castelline began a personal probe of the Grand case on orders from Safety Commissioner Walter Massey after Mrs. Dorothy Roth, a 26 year old Des Moines divorcee and mother, alleged improper advances by Municipal Judge Harry B. Grand in his downtown office. Acting Chief Floyd Hartzer and Detectives Harold Traffley and Robert O'Brien attended a Monday night meeting. Massey warned of a possible crackdown and said some people would answer for their actions as uncertainties surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Paul Castelline
Walter Ee “Tam
Seeeencene
Dorothy Roth
Harry B. Grand
Massey
Floyd Hartzer
Harold Traffley
Robert O’brien
Price Decontrol Hearings Switch To Meat Problem
Washington hearings on price decontrol shifted to meat and livestock. The American Meat Institute warned against restoring ceilings, saying it could invite a black market and slow next year’s production. railroad unions argued wage implications but favored decontrol if others follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Price Decontrol Board
American Meat Institute
Institute
Smith to command 133rd regiment units in northern Iowa
Cedar Rapids contractor Catiton Smith, returning from World War II service, will command 2,996 men in northern Iowa with 20 units under his control. He previously led a tank destroyer battalion in Europe and served as a tank destroyer adviser for the Fourth Army. The 133rd regimental commander will tour the district to interview officers and reactivate units as changes in organization require. Governor Blue announced six appointments to General Fountain's staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Camp Claiborne
Smith
Fourth Army
Europe
Catiton Smith
Iowa
Gov
Blue
Fountain
Court voids 30 day termination notice in lease dispute
Judge G K Thompson ruled that Vernon and Mrs Vernon Thompson may continue occupying the third floor apartment at 1602 Washington Ave SE rented from Mr and Mrs W Howard Moyer for 50 dollars a month since March 1. The Moyers had filed an ouster case last week but the court dismissed it, finding no proof of lease violations or tenant damage from repainting and cleaning. The 30 day termination notice was invalidated by recent OPA law, under which the court is bound to rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Vernon L. Thompson
Washington Avenue SE
W. Howard Moyer
Moyers
Washington Avenue
Thompson
Thompsons
United States Congress
Mother Seeks Writ of Custody for Son
Mrs. Betty Janes seeks a writ of habeas corpus in a suit filed Monday for her son Donald Gurley Jr. 3, against Mrs. Betty Wilson of Cedar Rapids who has custody. Janes alleges mis apprehension and asks custody be returned, claiming the child has a good home with Wilson and that Gurley pays $10 weekly for care. Gurley says Janes left the child with Wilson when she went to California after the divorce. Janes is in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Janes
Donald Gurley, Jr
Betty Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Janes
Donald Gurley
Third Avenue
Three Suits Dismissed In Court by Plaintiffs
Three damage suits and a collection case were dropped Tuesday at the plaintiffs’ request. Mabel Anutt withdrew her Cedar Rapids damage claim of 13 434 80 rooted in a 1944 winter intersection fall at Third Street and Fifth Avenue SE. Edna Burt now Mrs John Bower withdrew a 2 237 96 highway injury suit against John Blaul Sons Co. A collection case by Saudel A chews pot u aga Mr and Mrs Charles Orrs for 125 to recoup 1941 1942 indebtedness from a Conway home rental at 612 Fifth Avenue SE was also dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laintiffs
Mabel Alnutt
Cedar Rapids
Third Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Edna Burt
Elkader
John Bower
Seeks Court Help to Enforce Rent Agreement
John E. Young sues Mrs. McBurney asking a Cedar Rapids court to enforce an oral rental pact. He alleges agreement on July 12 to rent 2410 E avenue NE, Cedar Rapids, for one year starting Aug. 15 at 100 dollars monthly, with first month paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton
Burney
E Avenue NE
John E. Young
McBurney
Young
Waterloo and
Greentop
Cedar
Woman Refuses to Rent After Price Administration Decree
A woman who previously rented premises now refuses to continue after the Office of Price Administration involvement. She cites government action as the cause for withholding rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Two New Firms File Corporation Articles
Articles of incorporation were filed Monday for the Janda Manufacturing company and for Ray L. Lawlor, Inc. Joe F. Janda serves as president and treasurer, Florence A. Janda as vice-president and secretary, both at 2503 Have Avenue SE. Authorized capital stock is $50,000. The second company plans to invest and adjust claims for casualty fire and marine losses and conduct private insurance officers Ray L. Lawlor president and secretary treasurer, Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janda Manufacturing Company
Ray L. Lawlor, Inc
Joe F. Janda
Florence A. Janda
Avenue SE
Aigag
Ray L. Lawlor
Dent
Og See
A. Oere
Cedar Rapids
Air Conditioning Training Sues Clark For 19850
Youngstown Ohio based Air Conditioning Training company files suit against John H. Clark 624 Fifteenth Avenue SW seeking 198.50 as unpaid balance for a training course contracted May 16 1945. The total course cost is listed as 234.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Clark
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Youngstown
Ohio
Clark
Pioneers Pageant at Daniels Park Centen nial
The Pioneers pageant will be staged at Daniels Park today at 7 30 p m with 150 children from 12 Cedar Rapids playgrounds. The event honors Iowa's 100 years of statehood as the playground and recreation commission marks the observance. Pierre A Tracy directs story telling and dramatics. Moose lodge all girl drum and bugle corps will entertain before the pageant. Winners will be recognized in a short ceremony with trophies for McKinley and Daniels playgrounds. A 15 minute program of community singing precedes the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
Cedar Rapids
Playground and Recreation Commission
Iowa
John N. Nichols
Pierre A. Tracy
Moose Lodge
A. T. Pleune
Playground Commission
McKinley Playground
Daniels Playground
Thieves Break into Sheftie's Boathouse
Ed Sheftic reported a break in at his boathouse on 1889 Ellis Boulevard NW on Monday night. Entry was gained through a window and the burglars forced the office door lock and opened a cabinet but took nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheftie
Ellis Boulevard
Ed Sheftic
Sheftic
Navy Mothers Club Memorial Service Planned at Island Plaza
The Navy Mothers Club of Cedar Rapids announces a Victory Day memorial service at Municipal Island Plaza on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Commander Mrs. M. P. Mally invites Marine Mothers WAC Mothers Legion VFW auxiliaries DAR members and all interested to attend. Harold Ward of Hanford Legion post will speak and Stanley Davis will sing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Island Plaza
M. P. Mally
Cedar Rapids
Navy Mothers Club
WAC
Legion
Navy
Mallard
Harold Ward
Hanford Legion Post Appee
Stanley Davis
These Men Had a Big Time Police Report Says
George Willits and Arthur Woods were fined 25 dollars and costs in police court after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Patrolmen O Neill and Kuba reported they caused property damage on Third avenue including a damaged headlight, broken bulbs, a damaged bench, and a knocked street sign after an incident Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willits
Third Street
Arthur Lee Woods
C Avenue NE
Frank O’neill
John Kuba
Third Avenue
George O. O’brien
Blake Terrace SE
Sixth Street
OPA Boosts Retail Prices of Crackers
Des Moines reports that the Iowa district OPA authorized ceiling price increases on crackers and soda up to 15 percent. The new ceiling took effect at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, replacing all prior price lists due to higher costs of flour and shortening. Wholesale crackers had risen a week earlier per the national OPA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
OPA
Scholes
False teeth use among Romans noted in records
The article recalls that Romans commonly wore false teeth, indicating dental prosthetics were familiar in ancient daily life. It discusses materials used and social contexts for dental restoration.
Molotov Attacks West Allies Over Italian Peace
Paris report states Foreign Minister Molotov accused the United States and Great Britain of seeking a monopoly in the Mediterranean at Italy and France's expense. He implied Western powers aim to economic enslavement and criticized De Gasperi's peace plea while warning against Trieste manipulation. Byrnes closed debate on the Italian treaty as others spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Molotov
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Mediterranean
France
Italy
de Gasperi
Britain
Soctien
Trieste
Adriatic
Byrnes
Blantengueta
Lorenzo Taezaz
Romania
AB Pag Ory
Permsal
George Tatalrescu
United Nations
Hanford Post to Handle Terminal Leave Payments
Hanford Post No. 5 will process terminal leave payments for Cedar Rapids area veterans under the recent act. Commander Jim Scolaro will oversee form distribution, with Postmaster Frank Baldwin aiding transfer to Legion officials for full processing. Ralph Mock plans a dedicated crew to manage the forms and Cedar Rapids facilities to speed completion. the service is available to all eligible veterans regardless of Legion membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gar
Harry S. Truman
Hanford Post
Jim Scolaro
Washington, D
Frank Baldwin
Legion 1
Baldwin
Cedar
Scolaro
Ralph Mock
Mock
Sam Cohen
American Legion
Maney Praises Federal Drug Administration
Dr. Paul Maney of Barlow Maney laboratories Cedar Rapids la lauded the FDA at a Canopus luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel. He praised its vigilance against drug racketeering and noted wartime miracles and ongoing research including streptomycin and penicillin now produced in ample quantities in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Paul Maney
Barlow- Maney Laboratories
Cedar Rapids
Canopus
Roosevelt Hotel
Maney
Food and Drug Administration
United States
America
England
Girl Absolves Former C R Man as Murderer
Ingrid Larsen, fiance of a man shot last Thursday, could not identify a suspect. Charles Whalen, 21, formerly of Cedar Rapids, was held for investigation in Morton Grove, Illinois, with no charges filed. Larsen remains hospitalized with a thigh wound while police pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ingrid Janice Larsen
Charles “Tex” Whalen
Cedar Rapids
St. Kase Hospital
Ill
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Ayrshire
C.R
Lang
Heifer
Myron
Richard Sears
Robert Overhall
Waverly
John Droste
Donald Parker
Grinnell
Howard Sears
Herbert Wilharm
Sumner
Droste
Holstein
Taylor
C. H. Miller
Clarion Cow
Donald Rehder
Witwer
Miller
W. R. Knapp
Dunkerton
Gingerich
Yo‘der
Wellman
Cow
Mar
E. M. Wright
Waterloo
H. Miller and Son
L. E. Loveland
Janesville
LeRoy Miller
Clarion
Loveland
Hansen and Merner
Cedar Falls
Bash
Donald
Nelson Rehder
Alfred M.per
Bush
Hilda Taylor
Delta
Chamion
Hansen
Merner
da Taylor
J. P. Rasmussen
Maynard
Yoder
Don Rehder
Gs G. Scott
Mt. Pleasant
Miller and Son
Henry County
F. C. Hansen
Mayteg
Daily Record
Myron Harding
Sixteenth Avenue SE
George Ray Hatfield
Ninth Street
Alma Navy
Howard Tisher
Second Street
K. L. Gibson
Iowa City
Ralph R. Michael
Fortieth Street
Jack Little
E Avenue WW
Harold G. Rohwedder
Glin
John E. Bales
Mark Myers
Sixth Avenue SE
Ted A. Noval
Fifth Avenue
Robert Swalley
Hilegal
M. D. Morrison
Dean Powers
H. J. Wayne Allen
Tiffin
Vernon T
O. J. Johnon
G. N. Harless
C Avenue
Earl McLorn
K Avenue
G. R. High
Forest Drive
James Johnston
A Avenue
Fred Fisher, Jr
First Avenue
Ina Huntley
Charles Sheriff
Eva Banff
Paul , Jacque
Monticello
Delores Ann Yossi
Marie M. Hodges
Robert M. Hodges
Donna May Tritle
Ivan Engle Tritle
Lucille Roberts
Howard Roberts
Marguerite Athe Smith
Albert Lee Smith
Justice Court
Eave County
W. R
John E. Lapes
John Bturner & Son
Lee A. Kell
R. R. Telegrapher
Stoecker Services
Tyler Services
McKean
State College
A. E. Lyon
Railway Labor Executives Association
Lyon
Jimmie James
Hawkeye Downs
Saou
Jimmie
Vern Thompsons
Daniels
Federal Drug Administration
C.R. Man
Lewis J. Zinz
Lewis
Clarence Beatty
Third Avenue SE
Monahan Mortuary
F. J. Monahan
Wm. J. Stewart
Mouton Lambs
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