August 14 1952 Daily Record weather and notices
Iowa forecast mostly fair warm humid with showers and thunderstorms Friday. City temperatures ranged from 53 to 97 with readings in Minneapolis St. Paul New Orleans and Seattle. Police court fines and notices. multiple divorce petitions. fire calls. births and obituaries across multiple towns including Fairbank Iowa City Tama Anamosa and Tipton.
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Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Stevenson Critiques Party Change and Travels in Washington
Stevenson argued for cross party cooperation for the common good and warned of a new doctrine of change for change. He contrasted Hoover’s gloom with Barkley’s upbeat Democrat stance and mocked Republican captivity to insiders while recounting Eisenhower Nixon campfire stories. He noted his Washington trip drew criticism as a noncongressman president.
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Hoover
Barkley
Barkeley
Korea
Republican Party
G.O.P
Truman
Americans For Democratic Action
The
CIO
Dixiecrats
Eissenhower
Nixon
Washington
Rutherford B. Hayes
Congress
Three Eastern Iowans Return From Orient
SAN FRANCISCO AP The transport Gen. William Weigel arrived with 1291 army rotation troops. Iowans aboard include Cpl. Richard G. Devore Belle Plaine Cpl. Robert L Rohret Iowa City and Sgt. Gerald J Kremmer Lamont.
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San Francisco
William Weigel
Orient
Richard G. Devore
Belle Plaine
Robert L. Rohret
Iowa City
Gerald J. Kremmer
Lamont
Bandits Get $71,000 From Warren Bank Official
Three armed men in burlap masks forced the car of Union Lavs and TrustCompany manager Charley Foley off a Warren street and robbed him of about $71,000 in cash. Foley escaped unharmed, and police quoted him on the assault.
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Warren, Ohio
Warren Bank
Thursiday
Warren
Charley Foley
Union Lavs and Trust Company
Woodland Avenue
Foley
Girl Killed and Five Hurt in Two-Car Crash
A six year old girl from Havelock died and five others were injured in a two-car intersection collision seven miles north of Pocahontas. Nancy Kruml died shortly after at Emmetsburg hospital. others hurt include Mr. and Mrs. Kruml and Peggy Kruml, Bert Jacobson, and John R. Trinkle.
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Pocahontas
Havelock
Here
Nancy Kruml
Joe Kruml
Emmets‘burg
Kruml
Peggy
Bert Jacobson
Stilt fall injures 12 year old in Aurora
Felix Hawkins, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Hawkins of Aurora, fractured the right leg below the knee after falling while walking on stilts Wednesday. He was taken to People's Hospital in Independence for treatment.
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Aurora
Felix Hawkins
Bert Hawkins
People’s Hospital
Independence
Man Found Slain In Iowa Ravine Shot Behind Ear
Charles K Harrison 24 was found dead in a hollow along Lost Creek six miles north of Fort Madison Iowa with a gunshot wound behind the left ear. Police seek two men who abandoned a car nearby. a wallet watch and ring missing, money and coins found, gun not recovered. Harrison had worked at the Iowa ordnance plant and recently helped his mother in a Lexis Illinois grocery venture. Body to be moved to Cedar Rapids for services.
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Fort Madison
Charles K. Harrison
Shale City
Robert
Lost Creek
Here
G. C. McGinnis
Harrison
Robert Harrison
Marion Mossley
Clarence Millard
Millard
Mosley
Robert Johnsson
Napersville, Ill
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Burlington
Agnes Harrison
Lexis, Ill
Deaths Henry Chester Williams
Henry Chester Williams of Palo died at University Hospital Iowa City at 1 45 p m after a long illness. Born February 24 1871 in Benton City Iowa he lived in Linn County most of his life. Survived by two sons Herbert Williams Cedar Rapids and Raymond Williams Vallejo California six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 1 30 p m Friday at Turner chapel with Rev Frank H Ward burial Palo cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Henry Chester Williams
Palo
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mr. Williams
Benton City
Iowa
Linn County
Herbert Williams
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Williams
Vallejo
Calif
Turner Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Palo Cemetery
Mrs Anna Fitzpatrick 72 Dies After Lingering Illness
Anna Fitzpatrick 72 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Monday in Los Angeles after a prolonged illness. Born in Pilsen Czechoslovakia she lived in Cedar Rapids 60 years. Survived by son Thomas four grandchildren and five great grandchildren all former Cedar Rapids residents and brother Frank Bebber Springville. Rosary was recited Wednesday with funeral services in Los Angeles Thursday morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Vicinity
Los Angeles
Pilsen
Czechoslovakia
Fitzpatrick
Thomas
Frank Bebber
Springville
Services for Gas Chifis with Cedar Rapids ties
Gas Chifis a restaurant operator and Cedar Rapids resident for 28 years died in Indianapolis on Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 30 p m at Cedar Christian church conducted by Rev Frazer Thomason and at 3 30 p m by Rev George Hadzis at the Hellenic Orthodox church. Burial will be in the Hellenic Orthodox cemetery. Friends may attend.
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H Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis
Frazer Thomason
Cedar Christian Church
George Hadzis
Services for Mrs Anna M. Wilson Held Friday at Hedrick
Mrs Anna M. Wilson of 1834 First Avenue NE died Tuesday. Services take place at the Hedrick Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. Friday. Burial is in Martinsburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the prep chapel until 10 a.m. Friday.
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Anna M. Wilson
First Avenue NE
Presbyterian Church
Hedrick
Martinsburg
Friay
Lulu D Newman 78 Dies in Chicago Home of Son
Lulu D Newman aged 78 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Wednesday evening at the Chicago home of her son Ivan Peterson. The obituary notes her former residence and immediate family ties.
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Lulu D. Newman
Cedar Rapids
Ivan Peterson
Chicago
Newman
Cedar Rapids considers 1953 budget with rising taxes
City officials outline why operating costs have surged and a 5 percent mill levy looms amid protests by DPO and United Electrical Workers locals. Budget items include street maintenance 246,940 and police 497,000 with calls for tax relief and possible voter input.
Council Denies Rezoning for Pencil Firm at IB District
The city council denied a rezoning request for land at B Avenue and Six Street NW that would have allowed Souvenir Lead Pencil Company to build a factory. The area remains IB residential, with 47 petitioners praising the decision and pointing to future four way street plans by the City Plan Commission. Anna Soukup led the petitioners urging the denial citing noise and smells from industry.
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B Avenue
Sixth Street NW
George M. Schmidt
W. W
Woody” Stolba
City Plan Commission
Stolba
Anna Soukup
Budget increase approved despite union concerns
Officials noted higher work loads and costly improvement projects as the council approved the budget without dissent. Commissioner Burgus backed the plan, while Chamber of Commerce leaders and union members expressed frustration over accountability and higher expenses. Burgus warned the decision would cost him about $40 more.
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Union
Brown
Myers
Burgus
C. W. Garberson
Milo Sedlacek
Chamber of Commerce
Boudreaux
John Wagner
Harry Boyd
Gordon DeLay
W. IR. Dock
Reginald Figge
Keen Teen Club Wins Street Dance Permit
The Keen Teen club received city council approval to hold a street dance on Second Street between First and Second Avenues SE on Friday, Aug. 29. Police Chief Kudina opposed the timing citing traffic and drunken driving risks, but offered police support if the permit was granted. Safety Commissioner Prochaska pledged to assist in enforcing safety measures.
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Keen
William J. Kudina
C. F. Shadle
Second Street
First
Second Avenues
Kudina
Ed Prochaska
Judge dismisses wrongful death suit over high school heat death
Judge Floyd Philbrick ruled May 28 that McKinley High School wrestling coach Lloyd Wilson and principal William Paxon could not be held liable for Kenneth Averill's death from a heat related incident in the school shower. The suit by Dorothy Hruby seeks $50,000. she may amend pleadings within seven days.
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Floyd Philbrick
McKinley High School
Dorothy Hruby
Kenneth Averill
Lloyd Wilson
William Paxon
Wilson and
Paxon
William Crissman
C. J. Lynch
Ilgenfritz Receives Three-Year Drunk Driving Sentence
Glenn David Ilgenfritz, 42, of Cedar Rapids, pled guilty to a fourth drunk driving offense and was sentenced by Judge Floyd Philbrick to a term not to exceed three years at Fort Madison penitentiary. He was arrested after erratic driving near Third Avenue and Fifth Street SW. The case notes three prior Linn County convictions and urges AA involvement for rehabilitation.
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Cedar Rapids
Glenn David Ilgenfritz
Twelfth Avenue SW
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Floyd Philbrick
Ilgenfritz
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Linn County
Philbrick
Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A
Larry Higgins Waives On False Utterance
Larry Higgins a 33 year old Oklahoma City man waived to the grand jury on a charge of false uttering a check before Justice of the Peace Miles Adams. Higgins is accused of writing a false thirty dollar check in Cedar Rapids earlier this year.
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Larry Higgins
Oklahoma City
Grand
Justice of the Peace
Miles Adams
Higgins
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Sullivan Freed Pleads Guilty to Assault Case
Ralph Sullivan Freed 32 of 624 Ninth Street SE pled guilty to assault and battery after being charged July 9 with assault with intent to commit rape. Judge Floyd Philbrick gave Freed a 30 day county jail sentence. Freed offered to plead guilty.
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Ralph Sullivan
Ninth Street SE
Floyd Philbrick
Sullivan
Cedar Rapids Man Accepts Lesser Charge in Attack Case
County Attorney Willis A. Glassgow stated there was insufficient evidence to convict Sullivan of the more serious offense. The judge approved the plea, ordering the sentence to start July 10 when Sullivan was jailed, and he was released from custody after the ruling.
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Willis A. Glassgow
Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
Emerson-Midwest Sues Buchs Over $851.96 Account
Thursday Emerson-Midwest Corporation filed suit against Buch Sales and Service and Peter J. Buch and Donald J. Buch seeking $851.96 alleged due on a business account.
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Emerson-Midwest Corporation
Buch Sales and Service
Peter J
Donald J. Buch
Warm Moist Air Delays Iowa Heat Wave
A Gulf of Mexico air mass brought warmth and humidity to Iowa, with highs expected in the low nineties and warm nights. Thunderstorms covered much of the state, with Lamoni reporting up to 1.21 inches of rain. Cedar Rapids recorded 87 at 1 20 pm then 84 by 2 39 pm as temps fluctuated.
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Iowa
Gulf of Mexico
Lamoni
Cedar Rapids
Oliphant family reunion set near Cedar Rapids
City briefs note a family reunion for the Oliphants at the Oliphant grove north of Cedar Rapids Sunday. The rest of the items list notices on deaths, illnesses, local arrests, fines, a dance event, and a convention trip to Cincinnati.
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Oliphant
Oliphant Grove
Cedar Rapids
Rainy fair draws 17484 as rodeo crowds excite Frontier days
Attendance at the All-Iowa Fair on Wednesday reached 17 484 with 9 742 paid admissions. Rodeo shows feature Calf-roping winner Ray Kilgore in 16.2 seconds and notable acts include Ike Tucker the rodeo clown and Valkyries performing aerial horse routines.
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Jones
Ray Kilgore
Bud Still
Vern Whittaker
Bill Buchbaum
Five More Polio Deaths in Iowa
Iowa reports five polio deaths on Wednesday, the most in a day this year, raising total fatalities to 49. Victims include Michael Weaver 10 Moville and Mrs Vernus Peters 25 Shelby. deaths occurred in Sioux City Des Moines Council Bluffs and Iowa City with a fourth Sioux City report. Rita Ann Butters four months Independence and Brian Foote four West Union admitted to active polio ward at University Hospitals Iowa City with serious and fair conditions respectively.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Sioux City
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Iowa City
Michael Weaver
Moville
Vernus Peters
Shelby
University Hospitals
Iowas City
Rita Ann Butters
Independence
Brian Foote
West Union
Butters
Foote
Controlling Interest of KWCR Sold for 48000
Washington AP reports the Communications Commission approved radio station ownership changes. KWCR Cedar Rapids transfers control to J H Markel S J Wittman and Allen H Embury for 48000. WRJN and WRJN FM Racine Wisconsin transfer of control to Journal Times Company for 157600.
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the Communications Commission
KWCR
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Markel
S. J. Wittman
Allen H. Embury
WRJN
Wrjn-Fm
Racine
Wis
Journal-Times Company
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