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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

6

Shoot To Kill Search On For Young Bandits

Chicago police issued a shoot to kill order for two teenage bandits, Richard Schultz 16 and Anthony Kapsis 17, suspects in the slaying of air force veteran Lewis Zeins and in a bold robbery at the County Fare restaurant. They wounded owner Robert Miller 39 and waitress Grace Swanson 24 before escaping with 250 dollars, as detectives continue an intensive hunt across the city.

Chicago Army Richard Schultz Anthony Kapsis Kapsis Schultz Lewis Zeins Air Force John Warren Robert Miller Restau Miller Highland Park Hospital Joseph Thayer Grace Swanson T Two

Soviet Yank Skirmish in Korea Denied

Lt Gen John R Hodge denied a Washington columnist report of skirmishes in Korea while confirming warning shots exchanged last July between American patrols and Russian troops. He said July 1 patrol entered a village north of the 38th parallel and withdrew after warning shots. July 16 an apology was sent to the Russian commander.

Seoul Korea INS John R. Hodge Washington United States Zone of Occupation Drew Pearson Hodges

Notice for Proposals Sanitary Sewers Cedar Rapids

City of Cedar Rapids Iowa invites sealed proposals for sanitary sewer construction on 33rd Street NE from Prairie Street to about 1000 feet westward H Avenue Northeast from 35th to 36th and 36th Street NE from E Avenue to H Avenue. Work to use 8 inch and 12 inch vitrified clay pipe with brick manholes and cast iron. Bids open September 9 1946 at 10:00 a.m. at City Council room. Requires 10 percent certified check. contracts to start by September 11 1946 and finish by October 1946. Maude M Krebs City Clerk.

Cedar Rapids Iowa City of Linn County 33Rd Street Prairie Street H Avenue 35Th Street 36Th Street E Avenue Gouna Lenox Ny and 8 Maude M. Krebs

Allen Supply Company Incorporation Notice from Cedar Rapids

Notice of incorporation states Allen Supply Company Incorporated with principal office in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Authorized capital stock 500 shares at 100 each. 250 common and 250 preferred. Board of 3-7 directors. officers president treasurer secretary vice president. annual meeting third Monday of June starting 1947. Directors until 1947 are James M. Allen Pansy E. Allen E. Breese A G Keyes.

Code of Own Allen Supply Company. Incorporated Cedar Rapids Linn County Towa Executive Council of Iowa James M. Allen Pansy E. Allen E. E. Breese A. G. Keyes

Soldier Skirmish Near Boundary Sparks US Soviet Tension

The incident in an unsurveyed border area led to the relief of the patrol commander and an apology sent to the Soviet northern zone commander. US Twenty-Fourth Corps spokesmen released the full account, while Hodges disputed Pearson's claim that the skirmishes lasted several days unless tied to the July first event.

United States Twenty-Fourth Corps Hodges Pearson

Quadruplets Born While the Father Peacefully Sleeps

Portland Ore INS reports dusky quadruplets born to Mrs Lucille Tigner at Multnomah County Hospital. Two boys and two girls total 20 pounds 13 ounces. All alive in fair condition. First birth was a 5 pound 3 ounce boy at 1 03 am PST.

Portland Ore INS Lucille Tigner Multnomah County Tigner

Quads Born After Late Night Delivery At Local Hospital

Mrs Tigner delivered four babies in the early hours, two girls and two boys, weighing 4 pounds 12 ounces, 5 pounds 5 ounces, and 5 pounds 9 ounces respectively, with delivery room moves after a false alarm. Father L D Tigner, an unemployed electrician, slept at home with other children. The Tigners had prior quad losses in the family.

L. D. Tigner

Notice of Will Hearing in Linn County Iowa 1946

In Linn County Iowa the District Court will hear on August 26 1946 at 9 am the instrument purporting to be the last will of Byron Anthony Kirk late of Cedar Rapids for proof and admission to probate. Cedar Rapids Iowa August 21 1946.

Dee Linn County Byron Anthony Kirk Court House Cedar Rapids Iowa Keee

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