Weather and fines dominate Daily Record for August 19 1946
Daily weather map shows sun dey high and low temperatures for many cities with precipitation figures. Agricultural forecast calls for fair Tuesday and possible showers Thursday with warming midweek and drying conditions. City notices report Vernon S McCune fined for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. John F Monaghan Roy Adams fined. Willam Cook dismissed on costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundey
Bismarck
Minami
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Duleth
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Isioux City
Vernon S. McCune
Fourth Street NW
John F Monaghan
C Avenue NW
Roy Adams
F Avenue NW
Willam Cook
Tenth Street SE
Price Board races to decide price ceilings this week
Washington AP Two government agencies OPA and the Price Decontrol board push to complete major tasks under Congress time limits. They resume deliberations on restoring ceilings for meats dairy grain cotton seed and hundreds of items with a 6 pm Tuesday ruling expected. If no action ceilings return midnight Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Price Decontrol Board
Congress
Agriculture Department
Federal Reserve
Paul Porter
Porter
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Link-Belt Corp Earnings Decline for First Half of Year
Link-Belt Corp reports six months ended June 30 net income fell to 629 654 with an added 400 000 tax carryback lifting total to 1 029 653 or 1 28 a share on 806 930 shares. This compared with 1 434 528 or 1 78 a share in 1945. Lower sales and earnings blamed on labor troubles and higher costs after settlements. The statement excludes Link-Belt Ordnance sales and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link-Belt Corporation
Chicago
Link-Belt Ordnance Company
Army Sergeant Bruna Discharged After 22 Months Service
Technician Richard E. Bruna, son of Mr and Mrs John Bruna of 1816 I Street SW, received his army discharge at Fort Sheridan Illinois and has returned home. Bruna served 22 months, including 18 months overseas with the 36th Division and later with the constabulary in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Bruna
John Bruna
I. Street
Ft Sherdon
Ill
Bruna
36Th Division
Constabulary
Germany
Goodale Charged with Brutal Murder of Girl
In Wareham Massachusetts Navy veteran Charles Russell Goodale, 25, was formally charged with the murder of Ruth McGurk, who disappeared after leaving a dance hall on July 27. He was ordered held without bail for a September 5 hearing. defense pleads innocence. McGurk, a Cambridge woman and former USO hostess, was found dead in a Carver cranberry bog reservoir on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham
Mass
Charles Russell Goodale
Ruth McGurk
Plymouth
L. Francis Callan, Jr
Goodale
Mary Franks Injured In Fall From Horse
Mary Elizabeth Franks eleven daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Franks of 1102 Fifteenth Avenue SE was thrown from a horse in Shaver Park about 5 p m Sunday and taken to St Luke s hospital. A hospital check found no serious injuries and Monday her condition was fairly good. The accident occurred when the horse bolted after appearing frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Franks
J. H. Franks
Fifteenth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Shaver Park
Notice to bidders for Rome No 6 School Building sale
Sealed bids to the Secretary of Rome No 6 School District are due by 1:00 pm on August 24, 1946 for the sale of the Rome No 6 School Building. Sale follows Paragraph 2, Section 4217 Code of Town as approved by voters at the August 10, 1846 special election. District reserves right to reject any or all bids. Cash terms. By A B McCall, President. Published August 1946 in Anamosa Journal and The Cedar Rapids Gazette on Aug 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome No. 6
Morley
Rome No 6
Rome No
ROME_NO 6
Mrs Don Vernon To Address Linn Republican Picnic
Mrs Don Vernon of Woodward and president of the Iowa Council of Republican Women will address Linn county Republicans at their annual family picnic. Linnville, president of the Linn county Republican Women's club, says the picnic is for family friends and foes. The event, at Bever park pavilion, is scheduled for 6 pm Tuesday and is sponsored by the Linn county Republican central committee Women's club and Veterans. attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and their own dishes and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Vernon
Woodward
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Linn County
Monville
Linn County Republican Women's Club
Linville
Vernon
Deaths Ella Fenton dies in Cedar Rapids at 84
Mrs Ella Marie Huffman Fenton Cedar Rapids resident for 24 years died at home 1815 Ridgewood Terrace SE at 853 PM Sunday after brief illness born April 30 1891 Fulton Iowa came from Olin Survived by two daughters Mrs A D Swarzentruber and Mrs F R Smith both of Cedar Rapids a sister Mrs Lanvil Moller Maquoketa a brother Chester Huffman Clinton four grandchildren Dick Kare Swarzentruber Judy and Jimmy Smith funeral Wednesday at 9 AM St Matthews Church conducted by Rev Father J D Kearn entombment Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial cemetery rosary recited at Turner chapel 8 PM Tuesday by Father Kearn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Fenton
Ella Marie Huffman Fenton
Cedar Rapids
Ridgewood Terrace SE
Fulton
Olin
A. D. Swarzentruber
F. R. Smith
Lanvil Moler
Maquoketa
Chester Huffman
Clinton
Kare Swarzentruber
Judy
Jimmy Smith
Fenton
St. Matthews Church
J. D. Kearn
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Father Kearn
J D Reid Former Cedar County Recorder Dies at 80
J D Reid 80 died at his home 1041 Fourth avenue SE Sunday after a long illness. Born in London December 12 1865 he was son of J P Reid pioneer Cedar county settlers. He served Cedar county as recorder from 1909 to 1915. Survived by wife Katharine one daughter Mrs J E Shriver of Clarence one sister Mrs E R Struck Tipton four brothers Charles Ipton R R Lisbon A P Lowden J G in California four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a m Tuesday in St Mary's Tipton burial in St Mary's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D., Reid
Fourth Avenue SE
London
J. P. Reid
Cedar County
Reid
Cedar
Linn
Tipton
Katherine
J. E. Shriver
Clarence
E. R. Struck
Charles
Ipton
R. R
Lisbon
A. P
Lowden
J. G
California
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Death notices and services for E L Camp and others in Cedar Rapids
Obituary column lists funeral plans for Edward Livingston Camp former Cedar Rapids resident who died in St. Louis on August 17 with services in Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday Knights Templar escort burial in Oak Hill Cemetery The roster notes Camp was son of H S Camp of Cedar Rapids past commander of Knights Templar Elks and held positions with Star Wagon company Linn County auditor and ties to Lou Camp Douglas He survives two sisters and is linked to local Masonic and fraternal groups The section also covers the death of Mrs Hattie Dell Wagner and brief biographical notes on Mrs Laura Engle with funeral plans and survivor lists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Livingston Camp
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Turner Chapel
Mt. Herman Lodge No. 263
A. F
A. M
Knights Templar
Oak Hill Cemetery
Camp
H. S. Camp
The
Elks
Iowa
Shattuck Military Academy
Star Wagon Company
Linn County
Lou Camp Douglas
Walter D. Douglas
Woodson Barnhart
Dorothy Higgins
Utien
N. Y
Herman Lodge
Masonic Hall
Hattie Dell Wagner
John Wagner
Monte H. Wagner
Sixteenth Street
Palatine
Ill
Belle Plaine
Downers Grove
Erma G. Weymer
A. W. Klets
Turner Chapel Service Details Noted
A burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery is planned with the service time to be announced later. Friends are invited to call at the Turner Chapel for further arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Mrs George H Gray dies at 73 in Cedar Rapids after long illness
Mrs George H Gray 73 of 528 Favenue NW Cedar Rapids died at 1 a.m. Sunday after a long illness. She and her husband recently celebrated their fifty fourth wedding anniversary. Surviving are her husband and a brother John Sallee of Keesport Illinois. Services at 1 p.m. Tuesday Beatty chapel with Rev S E Dooty officiating. Body to Mattoon Illinois for services at Peer's chapel 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial in Dodge Grove cemetery Mattoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gray
Cedar Rapids
John Sallee
Keesport
Beatty Chapel
S. E. Dooty
Mattoon
Peer's Chapel
Dodge Grove Cemetery
Rosary Services Planned by St. Wenceslaus Rosary Society
The Rosary for Mrs. Frank Treka will be recited at Po slansky chapel at 7 p.m. Monday by the Rosary society of St. Wenceslaus church and by the Rev. Anthony W. Chihak and Cadets of St. George at 7.30 p.m. not at the church as reported in Sunday's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Treka
Poslansky Chapel
Rosary Society
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
St. George
Services for Mrs. Anna K Price in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna K. Price of North Liberty are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Brush chapel in Cedar Rapids conducted by T. B Hlubucek. Burial will follow at Rogers Grove cemetery near Ely with visitation at the chapel prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Price
North Liberty
Brush Chapel
Cedar Rapids
T. B Hlubucek
Rogers Grove Cemetery
Ely
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth A Nailen in Pasadena
News reaches Cedar Rapids of the Aug 9 death in Pasadena California of Mrs Elizabeth A Nailen. A former Cedar Rapids resident for 28 years she leaves a daughter Miss Mary A Nailen of Pasadena and a son Alvin B Nailen of San Jose California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Elizabeth A. Nailen
California
Cedar Rapids
Mary A. Nailen
Alvin B. Nailen
San Jose
Services for Mrs Emma Hock enbury at Beatty chapel
Services for Mrs. Emma Hock enbury who died Friday at her daughter Betty Kane’s home will be at Beatty chapel at 3 30 p m Wednesday with Rev Eldon D Wells. Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel. Funeral services for William Johnson who died Saturday at Oakdale sanitorium will be at Bethel AME church Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Rev A R Parks officiating. Burial in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hockenbury
Betty Kane
E Street
Beatty Chapel
Eldon D. Wells
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
William Johnson
Oakdale
Bethel A.M.E
A. R. Parks
Linwood Cemetery
Warren Challenged Over War Contract Charges
Washington news reports Comptroller General Lindsay Warren was accused of making incorrect statements to the Mead committee about billions in war contract terminations. The War Contracts Price Adjustment board denied any money savings from renegotiation were given back to contractors and urged caution in public condemnation of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Lindsay Warren
Senate
Mead Committee
Government’ Accounting Office
War Contracts Price Adjustment Board
Congress
Sen. Mead
D-N.y
Warren
Garsson Munitions Combine
Mead
Wainwright Sees Democracy With Limits In Army
Gen Jonathan Wainwright, veteran of Bataan and Corregidor, told reporters in Lincoln that democracy has limits in the military. He argued equality among ranks could erode discipline, noting leaders should not mingle as equals with every private and warning that social equality must be tempered by rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Jonathan Wainwright
Bataan and Corregidor
Keota Youth Loses 3 Fingers in Accident
Robert Trien a 17 year old youth from Keota suffered the loss of three fingers on his right hand while at work in Keota Monday He was taken to St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids where his condition was reported as good The accident occurred when his hand became caught in a pulley the youth told attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Trien
Keota
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Legionaires Name Greenlee to Nominating Committee
At the American Legion convention in Des Moines the Second district steering committee report places John Greenlee of Cedar Rapids on the nominating committee with John Martin of Davenport and Jack Matthews of Clinton. Howard McLaughlin of Cedar Rapids joins the state Americanism committee for next year’s Boys State program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ferring
Des Moines
American Legion
John Greenlee
Cedar Rapids
Greenlee
John Martin
Davenport
Jack Matthews
Clinton
Howard McLaughlin
State Americanism Committee
Martin
Matthews
Monticello
Paul Tornquist
Ben Martinson
Tornquist
Jess W. Halden
Newton Tornquist
B. D. Silliman
Hanford Post
Elmer Ferriter
Ed Kopp
Maurice Nathanson
Norman Bleakley
Joe Haddish
George Thompson
Ralph Mack
Royal Matthews
Court fines in busy district session for drunken driving
In a busy district court session Judge Floyd Philbrick fined two men $300 each for drunken driving. A fourth pled innocent to an eight year old embezzlement charge and one pled guilty to indecent exposure. Lions and Benn face further actions as others await pleas or sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Kazimeras Lionas
Twenty-first Avenue
Arthur Morelle Benn
Frank Melichar Fined For Reckless Driving
Frank J. Melichar was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court for reckless driving after an Ellis boulevard crash Friday night. Glenn E. Ebert received 25 dollars and costs on the same charge after a near-miss with two children in Ellis park Sunday. Ebert was located after witnesses said he turned on his lights and left the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J Melichar
H Avenue NW
Glenn E. Ebert
M Avenue NW
Paul F Wears
Solon
Robert N. Martin
M.view
Alfred E . Becel
Bever Avenue
Helen Wozenilek
Fleventh Street
Center Point
H E. Davey
R. L. Lightbear
Seventh Avenue
Moos Melsha
Forty-second Street
S. C. Fulkerson
A Avenue
H. Roskamp
Second Avenue
Delmar James
Third Street
Anthony G Za
Third Avenue
Frank J. Melichar
Melichar
Ellis Boulevard
G Avenues NW
Ebert
John Kuba
George Shimek
Ellis Park
W. E. Bixby
Tenth Street
W. Kisling
McKinley Street
Avenue 1
Eighth Street
War Assets Agency to subdivide surplus war plants
The War Assets Administration announced a policy to subdivide large surplus war plants for multiple tenancy. One subdivision will be leased by Ruth Mitchell, sister of the late Brig. Gen. Billy Mitchell, for jewelry manufacture employing disabled veterans. The program aims to speed realization of Congress goals by fostering new independent enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Assets Administration
Ruth Mitchell
William “Billy” Mitchell
WAA
Congress
Stell e Declares Legion Looks To Young Veterans
DES MOINES UP The future of the American Legion rests with more than 2 000 000 World War II veterans in the organization National Commander John Stelle of Illinois told delegates to the first postwar state Legion convention He urged young Legionnaires to join actively in peacetime to strengthen the nation and the Legion He noted the Legion has over 3 300 000 members with more than 2 000 000 World War II veterans and called for youth involvement as a shield against un Americanism He reported veterans administration reforms including 21 000 beds moved from surplus hospitals and 100 000 new staff to handle claims He dismissed claims of a personal feud with Gen Omar Bradley saying the issue was service for veterans and the government's responsibility to provide it He affirmed the Legion will push for veterans rights and to restore normal life after service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
American Legion
John Stelle
Illinois
Legion
Veterans Administration
Omitr Bradley
Murray Union Irks Strikers on Lakes
The CIO National Maritime union complained to Philip Murray that CIO Steelworkers are loading and unloading vessels on the Great Lakes during the shipping strike. NMU Vice-president Joseph Stack demanded Murray state the Steelworkers position on these actions in a telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO National Maritime Union
Philip Murray
CIO
Great Lakes
NMU
Joseph Stack
Murray
Stack
Great Lakes shipping strike resumes as talks continue
Negotiations restart in New York and Chicago as the CIO NMU aims to halt all lake traffic by Friday. The NMU reports about 120 ships tied up and nearly all ports strikebound with around 4,000 of 5,000 members on strike, while the Lakes Carriers Association says only 42 of 316 ships are shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Great Lakes
New York
Chicago
CIO National Maritime Union
Lakes
NMU
The
Lakes Carriers Association
Thompson Re Appointed To State Barber Board
T F Thompson of Cedar Rapids was re appointed to the state board of barber examiners Monday by Gov Robert D Blue. Walter Sharp of Burlington was re appointed to a two year term on the state printing board. William Yungelas of Webster City was reappointed to the Iowa Development commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
T. F. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Barber Examiners
Robert D. Blue
Walter Sharp
Burlington
State Printing Board
Wiliam Yungelas
Webster City
Iowa Development Commission
Yugoslav-U.S. clash notes protest and killings
A U S note reports a patrol clash near Prebenico with 10 to 15 Yugoslav soldiers who opened fire and withdrew. The United States says its forces acted in self defense after provocation and notes nine provocative Yugoslav actions in the Allied zone including intimidation and propaganda attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prebenico
Zone A
Venezia Giulia
Trieste
London
Washington
Belgrade
Yugoslav fighters force down US C-47 in storm incident
American crew and eight passengers, including pilot Capt. William Crombie of Longmeadow Mass., were forced to belly land near Ljubljana after Yugoslav fighters fired on the C-47 en route from Vienna to Rome. All aboard unhurt and held under guard. Yugoslavia protests US air violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Richard C. Patterson
Patterson
Ljubljana
Chester Stratton
Theodore Hegenthal
Stratton
William Crombie
Longmeadow
Mass
Vienna
Rome
Crombie
Udine
Tanjuk
Dewey vows no Ku Klux Klan meetings in New York
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey attacked the Ku Klux Klan at a State Federation of Labor convention in Rochester, pledging that during his governorship there will be no Klan meetings in New York. He criticized Truman labor policy and urged limited government mediation with a strong emphasis on voluntary arbitration and the rights of workers to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
INS
Thomas E. Dewey
Ku Klux Klan
New York State
State Federation of
Tabor
Dewey
Rooms Needed To House LIM Delegates In C.R.
Mayor Frank K. Hahn urged Cedar Rapids residents to shelter delegates for the League of Iowa Municipalities convention at the Montrose hotel. Rooms are needed only for Tuesday night. Citizens willing to rent sleeping quarters should notify the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Hahn
Cedar Rapids
League of Iowa Municipalities Convention
Montrose Hotel
Hahn
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
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Fred Nesetril
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Ace
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Gaylord Watlard
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Michael Rocca
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Cletus M. Gassmann
E Avenue NE
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Kenridge Terrace
Howard Smith
Seventh Street
Gene P. Kovarik
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Carl Thorensen
Nineteenth Street
Joseph Ennis
Second Street
George Svoboda
L Street
Justice Court
George F Robinson
Justice W. A
Edward L. Rohlf
Waterloo
Lorene Lindaman
Aplington
Willard L. Stripling
Geraldine Durscher
Vinton
Evalyn Peck
Elmer Peck
Olive M. Myers
Kenneth R. Myers
Deco
Link-Belt Corp
Mary Franks
J. D. Reid
E. L. Camp
C.R. Man
Hattie Wagner
Laura Engle
Laura Mordrine Engle
Sigourney
Willard
Keith R
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Harold Engle
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Methodist Church
George Gray
Price Services
Elizabeth Nailen
Y Hockenbury Ries
Johnson Services
Wainwright
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Lionas
Henry Overman
George Rubey
Richard Pospisil
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James Gilroy
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