Pony show and fair highlights at Cedar Rapids event
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports a Sunday pony show with 125 entries across 32 classes, judged by Natin P McNemara of Canada, plus youth classes for riders under 12. Two day rodeo features large crowds, top pony and horse show awards, and events from the Midwest Championship Rodeo with winners listed, including grand and reserve champions.
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Sun
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Engvish
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Natin P McNemara
Caanite
Kan
Stock Car Races Highlight Sunday's Fair Program
Fair director Andy Henson expects the eight day event to draw a large crowd. He promotes stock car races as a feature of Sunday's schedule amid a busy community fair with various activities and attractions.
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Andy Henson
New Car Race Bar Opens with Morning Trials
Sunday schedule lists a 10 am opening for a new car race event with performance classes for judging. Stock car time trials set for 2 pm, followed by a 1 mile race around 7:30 pm.
Girl Held on Ring Theft Charge in Cedar Rapids
Dans Marie Cleytas, 19, living in Cedar Rapids, was held on a grand larceny charge Saturday night for allegedly stealing a 5150 diamond ring from the Spencer apartment. Detectives said she admitted taking the ring but claimed she returned it the next day, saying she hid it under a trunk sitting on wheels near the dresser. Police and the Spencers secured the scene.
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Marie Cleytas
Cedar Rapids
Claxton
James Spencer
First Avenue NW
Spencers
Gresser
Alaoy
Epencers
Eleven year old victim injured after rock shatters window
Stephen King, 15, suffered a cut forearm from a rock thrown at a window at the Community Center on 321 Twen Heth Street NW. He was treated with three stitches at SL Luke's Hospital and dismissed. Police say the incident caused the window to break.
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Twen Heth Street
SL Luke's Hospital
Clu
Polee
Boy Murt
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Marvin Stambaugh
Third Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Sitiveto
Chess Title Is Won By Brooklyn Boy
A 14 year old from Brooklyn New York clinched a major chess title in Cleveland. The young player defeated a field of strong competitors to claim the victory amid a strong local showing and national attention.
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Cleveland
New York
Photographer suffers deep scalp cuts after crowd incident
Photographer Frank Franks received 13 to 18 inches of jagged scalp lacerations requiring about 55 to 60 stitches after being kicked by a saddle throne at the All-Iows fair rodeo. He was hospitalized in fair condition at St. Luke's. the kick was caused by a bucking horse named Eisenhower. Franks, not on assignment, was taking photos near the chutes when the horse bucked and struck him.
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Sallisaw
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Fla
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Fouche
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Fr Keit
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Allens Fair
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Lea
Fred Cochran
Solon
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Roy Fuller
Elevan Warene
Carl Yrooks
St. Luke's Hospital
Eisenhower
Frankie Robertson
Milan
Kent Wittengl
Ste
Carl Franks
West Coast Feets Quake
San Francisco reports a short sharp earthquake tremor as residents felt a seismic jolt described by authorities. No injuries or major damage noted, with monitoring teams assessing aftershocks and structural safety downtown.
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Morros Testimony On Soviet Espionage Details At NY Hearing
Morros testified under oath in New York Friday, giving significant information about Soviet espionage operations. Welter said Morros named Vassili Zmmlin and Dodd in Connestion, noting Morros ran a Los Angeles phonograph record company, the Barty Morros Music Co., established for his son. The account describes a meeting with the Siems where it was proposed to reconfigure the Morros Music Co.
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Los Angeles
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Morres Sterns partnership collapses over quarrel
A project funded by Stern aimed to spy as firm representatives and leverage Soviet agents. Stern advanced 120000 dollars but the plan failed due to personal friction between Morres and the Sterns, ending the espionage cover venture.
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Stern
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Loveless pledges program to halt migration at Iowa picnic
Gov Herschel C Loveless and California Gov Goodwin J Knight spoke at the 52nd Iowa summer picnic in Long Beach. Thousands attended as Loveless promised a plan to curb emigration and keep youths in Iowa while praising strong corn and soybean crops and industrial growth.
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California
Goodwin
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Recreation Park
Club Lunches and Meetings Across Cedar Rapids Area
City briefs list a Tuesday Optimist Club father son luncheon at Roosevelt hotel and multiple meetings at the Sheraton Montrose including Stamp Club and Rotary Club. Also noted are a charity barbecue at Sokol camp near Center Point and community notices on hospital hours and a local obituaries section.
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Ee Stamp Club
Cedar Rapids
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Center Point
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Krebs
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