Daily Record Weather and Police Roundup August 24 1946
Temperatures and rainfall totals for cities including Bismarck Miami Chicago and Los Angeles. Iowa forecast predicting mainly cloudy conditions with showers through Sunday and gradual warming into Sunday then cooler Monday. Police blurbs list numerous names with court actions births and local incidents from Cedar Rapids Marion Marshalltown Waterson Lisbon Chicago and other cites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Miami
Chicago
St Minneapolis
Denver
New Work
Duluth
Phoe
Los Angeles
iSlaus City
Iowa
Northwest
Toronto Woman Injured in Collision Near First Ave and St
Fern Riley of Toronto suffered a cut above her right eye when the automobile she rode in crashed at First avenue East and First street Friday night. She was with Orlyn J. Bauer of Lost Nation when their car collided with one driven by Lumir T. Vavricek. Bauer was charged with failure to have his car under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Riley
Toronto
First Avenue E
First Street
Miss Riley
Orlyn J. Bauer
Lost Nation
Lumir T. Vavricek
Bauer
Deaths of Howard H. Camburn Neb State Normal instructor
Howard H. Camburn 1882 born Cedar Rapids died in Baraboo Wisconsin after 25 years as an instructor at the Nebraska State Normal He was a St Pauls church member Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M Knights Templar Survived by wife Lucille and brother Osman M Camburn of Burlington Vt Services in Turner chapel Monday 2 30 pm Crescent lodge with Knights Templar escort Burial in Oak Hill Friends may call after 7 pm Sunday Master Masons to meet Crescent lodge at Mason ic hall 2 pm Monday to attend the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Camburn
Nebraska State Normal
Cedar Rapids
Baraboo
Wis
St. Paul’s Church
Crescent Lodge No. 25
A. F
A. M
Knights Templar
Lucille
Osman M. Camburn
Burlington
Turner Chapel
Crescent Lodge
Oak Hill Cemetery
OPA Wins Injunction On Furniture Pricing
A judgment enjoining R. C. Haltom doing business as Haltom Furniture Co of Iowa Falls from selling furniture above the OPA maximum was filed in the Cedar Rapids division of the U S district court Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
R. C. Haltom
Haltom Furniture Company
Iowa Falls
Cedar Rapids
United States
Federal District Court
Police and Pickets Clash in Tobacco Strike
About 3,000 Negro strike sympathizers clashed with police in Winston-Salem near Piedmont Leaf Tobacco. Officers dispersed the crowd after sharp street fighting as workers have been on strike for five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Piedmont Leaf Tobacco Company
Davenport Softballers Reach VFW Semifinals
In Topeka Kansas two Eastern teams won in VFW softball quarterfinals. Elmwood of Cincinnati defeated Lincoln Nebraska 8-2 while Davenport beat Hutchinson Kansas 10-3. Pueblo Colorado defeated Mishawaka Indiana 0-0 and Erie Pennsylvania defeated Iowa City Iowa 6-2 in afternoon games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
West
Midwest
Elmwood
Cincinnati
Lincoln
Neb
Davenport
Hutchinson
Pueblo
Colo
Mishawaka
Ind
Erie
Iowa City
House Ballot Probe Group All Confused
House Speaker Rayburn announced Rep. O Neal resigned as chairman of the campaign expenditures committee over pressure of other business. Rep. Priest was named chairman and Rep. Harris added to fill the vacancy with a first meeting planned by mid next week. Allen's resignation and party reaction were noted amid concerns over the panel's purpose and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Texas
Rayburn
Rep
O’neal
D-Ky
House
Priest
D-Tenn
Harris
D-Ark
O'Neal
Allen
Martin
R-Mass
Rep. Bankhead
D-Ala
Congress
Rep. Domenegeaux
D-La
CIO
Lakes Strike Nearing End
Detroit AP nine day old Great Lakes shipping strike moves toward settlement after NMU agreement with Standard Oil of Indiana for a 48 hour week at sea and 44 in port. Bethlehem offer tentatively accepted for 2,500 seamen. NMU aims to extend talks with other inland lake carriers and major manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Great Lakes
CIO National Maritime Union
NMU
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Bethlehem Transportation Co
New York
Joseph Curran
Noel P. Fox
Chicago
Inland Steel Co
International Harvester Co
Nicholson Steamship Line
Ford Motor Co
Jupiter Co
Interstate Co
Judge at Ball Game Holds Sketchy Police Court
An unofficial Saturday session led by Assistant City Solicitor Dwight Krumboltz Captain J H Clift and Sgt Frank Hrabetin handled bonds waivers and police court appearances. Judge Harry S Johnson former Cedar Rapids Raiders president and his son Larry were in St. Louis for the Cardinal Dodgers series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Krumboltz
J. H. Clift
Frank Hrabetin
Harry S. Johnson
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Larry
St. Louis
Bonds
Waivers
3 Hurt in Crash as Milo Yilek Fined for Drunk Driving
Milo Yilek of 426 Ninth Avenue SW was fined 300 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Three City Lines bus passengers were injured in a Third Street and Eighth Avenue SE crash at about 930 p.m. The bus was driven by Harry Hittie with Sgt. Ray Murdock and Patrolman Henry Overman reporting. Doris Hintz, 10, sustained a skinned knee. Doris Harger, 10, back injury. Mrs. E. Miller, 43, right shin injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Yilek
Ninth Avenue
Floyd Philbrick
City Lines
Doris Hintz
Tenth ‘Street
Doris Harger
Tenth Street
E. Miller
Third Street SE
Third Street
Eighth Avenue SE
Marion man pleads to reduced charge in Cedar Rapids break ins
Kenneth Angus of Marion admitted breaking into two Cedar Rapids businesses on August 16 and stealing about 187.50. Judge Floyd Philbrick sentenced him to three months in Linn County jail plus a one dollar fine after the district attorney accepted a substituted charge of breaking and entering, favoring a lighter term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Angus
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Philbrick
Linn County
William W. Crissman
Angus
Crissman
Dubuque
Raymond Powers
Philbrick
U. S. Navy
Judge Dismisses Bad Check Charge Against Roy Streets
Judge Floyd Philbrick Saturday dismissed a bad check charge against Roy Streets of Cedar Rapids for lack of evidence at the request of County Attorney William W. Crissman. The May 29 filing alleged Streets passed a $90 check from his Peoples Savings Bank account, closed after he overdrawn by 46 cents on Jan 31, 1945. H. A. Stewart of Cedar Rapids also filed suit Friday for $31.43 against Hallie Brunk and Bruce Brunk of Pawnee Ill for damages to his car from an accident last June 11 on Third Avenue SE between Tenth and Eleventh Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Roy Streets
Cedar Rapids
William W. Crissman
Streets
People’s Savings Bank
H. A. Stewart
Hallie Brunk
Bruce Brunk
Pawnee
Ill
Stewart
Iowa Deaths and Obituaries Roundup
Marengo and Amana families mourn a 19 month old child who died in Cedar Rapids from injuries after his fall. Decorah, Gunder, and Decorah areas report service details for multiple deceased, with relatives listed. Also notes a Belem Brazil building custom using a boa constrictor to catch mice between ceiling and roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Herbert Schuldt
Ralph Schuldt
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Karen
Harry Fiser
Lizzie Shedenheim
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids, A Decorah
Christine Ludson
Lutheran Church
Gunder
Clayton County
Smith
Decorah
G. K. Peterson
Lena Luchs
Kanawah
Sarah Ragland
Minneapolis
Waukon
John Aschim
Glenwood Lutheran Church
Clarence
Hoquin
Wash
Ernest
Portland
Ore
Mary Tokvan
Enos Applem
Fall Creek
Wis
A. C. Johnson
Henry
Tipton
McCormick
Clara Casterline
Charles Leatherby
Belem
Brazil
Livestock Leader Attacks Meat Price Control as Political Pawn
William B Wright of Deeth Nevada, president of the American National Livestock Association, denounces the recontrol program from Denver calling meat a political pawn. He accuses biased policy favoring organized labor and criticizes the Price Decontrol Board for restoring controls despite evidence beef supplies exceed normal. Wright warns of unsound subsidies, notes feed grain exclusions hurt winter feeding, and says western ranchers may need to remarket breeding stock and withhold light cattle to shield prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William B Wright
Deeth
Nev
American National Livestock Association
Nevada
America
Livestock Association
Wright
Iowa State Fair Hit by Rain Delays Grandstand Program
Rain disrupted the Iowa Centennial State Fair in Des Moines with steady showers delaying the afternoon grandstand event featuring Jim Lynch and his "death dodgers." Officials weighed substituting the thrill show for auto races if the half mile track cannot dry, while attendance rose and gate receipts surpassed 1941 levels despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lloyd Cunningham
Jimmy Lynch
Cunningham
Fair Board
President Truman Delivers Fish Dinner From Catch
Bermuda AP report says President Truman fished Friday with his vacation party four miles off Bermuda aboard the Manana I. He caught eight fish in total, including a three-pound red hind a four-pound schoolmaster and a six and a half pound rockfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Truman
Puget Sound
Mr. Truman
Manana I
Wiley Child Injured in Collision at Intersection
Douglas Wiley a 21 month old boy suffered a cut over his right eye when his mother Weldon Wiley driving a car on Thirty-fourth street NE collided with a car driven by Walter Baker on Friday evening. The child was taken to St Luke's hospital and dismissed after treatment. The accident occurred at Tenth street and Third avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Wiley
Weldon Wiley
Thirty-fourth Street
Walter Baker
Forest Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tenth Street
Third Avenue
Stricken Twins Fail to Grow in Two Years
Pittsburgh report says Judy and Jimmy Morgan now nearly four years old have not grown for two years due to a glandular condition. Doctors started thyroid therapy but the twins remain stunted with Jimmy listed at 2914 inches tall and Judy at 27 inches.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Judy
Jimmy Morgan
Jimmy
Appointment of Executor for Rose Shirk Estate
Notice of appointment of LEO H. SHIRK as executor of the Rose Shirk estate in Linn County Iowa. August 23, 1946. All debts payable to the undersigned and all claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court Clerk through attorney Geo E. Farmer.
Executrix Notices Probate of Foster Estate in Linn County
Notice is hereby given that Mildred Poster Zadanicer as Executrix of the estate of George Elliott Foster late of Linn County Iowa deceased requests all indebted parties to make immediate payment and those with claims to file them in the office of the Clerk of Linn County District Court Otto L Schluter is the attorney for the executrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowan
Linn County
Rose Shirk
Iowa
Leo H. Shirk
Geo, E. Farmer
Tewn
Linn
George Eliott Foster
Aaid
District Court
Mildred Poster Zadanicer
Executrixz
Ok. Co
State of
Ella Coole
Lins County
Grace Y. Palmer
Fred W Wann
State of Iowa
Julian A
Jowa
Ollie
Northrup
Wm. E. Treichler
Thief Steals Brand New Car From Display Room
A 1946 DeSoto deluxe sedan was stolen Thursday night from the Tigue Motor showroom in Keokuk Iowa. The car had about a gallon of gasoline. owner J F Tigue suspects the thief crossed ignition wiring after removing the keys. The car was driven through the garage and down a ramp into an alley to exit. Also stolen was a 1946 model typewriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
APJ
Tigue Motor Company
Yugoslavia Ultimatum Notes and Tito’s Possible Move
The note emphasizes a UN nullification stance on Yugoslavia's use of force as a violation of international law. Acheson cites a Yugoslav report that Tito rejected the ultimatum, while officials predict Tito may claim the flyers were released before receipt, a move seen as a face-saving stance. The U.S. faces doubt about accepting that rationale pending further assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Acheson
Tanjug
Tito
United States
Miltonvale trio to sing at two church services Sunday
City briefs note the Miltonvale college girls' trio will sing at two Interdenominational church services Sunday and lead the young people's meeting Sunday evening at 7. M. J. Kelly of Rock Island Lines, recently operated on at Mercy hospital, now may receive visitors. An Elks Dance tonight at Elks pavilion starts 9 30 with Gibsons 10 piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltonvale College
M. J. Kelly
Washington Avenue SE
Rock Island Lines
Mercy Hospital
Elks Pavilion
Thornwood
Gibson
Unusual Real Estate Deed Filed in Scott County
Davenport AP reports a partial deed transfer filing for 325 acres in Liberty township valued at 35000 with Louis Gollnitz as owner. Mr and Mrs Harry Lilenthal will pay 500 yearly to Gollnitz for his lifetime and receive a clear title on his death. Gollnitz is 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Scott County Recorder
Liberty Township
Louis Gollnitz
Harry Lilenthal
Gollnitz
Troop Arrivals Planned at Ports With Families listed
Two troop carrying ships scheduled to arrive Saturday at U S ports carrying 205 service personnel and 95 war brides and children. In New York Bridgeport from Southampton 60 troops and 95 war brides and children. In San Diego President Jackson from Yokosuka via Pearl Harbor 145 navy and marine personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U. S
New York
Bridgeport
Southampton
San Diego
President Jackson
Yokosuka
Navy
Former Nazi SS Leader Franz Doppelreiter to Hang
Vienna report states Franz Doppelreiter, former SS head at Mauthausen concentration camp, has been sentenced to death and scheduled to hang on Saturday for war crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
INS
Franz Doppelreiter
Mauthausen
Notice of Appointment Ad ministratrix in Iowa estate case
Grace Y Palmer named Administratrix of Ella Coole estate in Linn County Iowa. Deadline for payment and filing claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Attorney Fred W Wann to handle administration. Issue dated August 1846.
Calf Wanders On F Avenue Bridge
A 140 pound calf wandered around the F Avenue bridge Friday afternoon. A W Knjassen of 329 F avenue NW told police his son found the calf and he should locate the owner. W M Webber of Louisa reported losing the calf, saying it escaped from a truck at a west side farm implement store after being bought at a sales barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Avenue Bridge
A. W. Knjassen
F Avenue NW
W. M. Webber
Louisa
MacArthur To Probe Silk Deal
Washington AP Patterson asked General Douglas MacArthur to conduct a full inquiry into the U S governments silk program after a protest by P F Magagna a Wilkes Barre silk manufacturer in Tokyo advising MacArthurs economic staff. He urged halting all raw silk shipments until alleged scandalous conditions are cleared up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patterson
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
P. F. Magagna
Wilkes-Barre
Tokyo
MacArthur
War Department
United States
Fall from Load of Hay Fatal To Decorah Man
Decorah man Sander B Anfinson, 66, died in Rochester Minnesota hospital after breaking his neck when he fell from a load of hay Wednesday. He had been hospitalized since Wednesday morning. The accident occurred in Decorah area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Decorah
Sander B. Anfinson
Rochester, Minn
Weekend Verse by Edgar A. Guest
The Week End verse celebrates laughter and leisure with lines urging farewell to worry, hurry, and sorrow. It invites all ages to enjoy a weekend of play, dance, song, and friendship, promising gladness and lighthearted times. The poem fuels a carefree mood and emphasizes joy and communal merriment.
Marion News Highlights Local Farm, School, and Social Notes
Marion residents report Sunday arrivals and housing searches as Charles L. Smith seeks a home after arriving from Beatrice Nebraska. Socials include Mrs Ralph C Seager hosting a party for Toronto sisters and granddaughter Joy Brick. Also noted are medical corps trainee Merle O’Neill, a pharmacy ad, a sugar shortage bakery closure, and Coach Lester Hipple returning from a state athletic directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Seager
Fifth Avenue
R. D. Thomas
Tom Brick
Toronto
Ontario
Brick
Joy Brick
Lester Hipple
Marion
Spirit Lake
Marion area church services and pastors listed
The notice lists multiple Marion churches with pastors and service times. Christian, Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Free Methodist, and Methodist denominations appear, including Rev. Charles Moore, Rev. Vernon H. Carter, Rev. T J McEllott, Rev. E J Wykle, Rev. Carl M Cunningham, and Rev. James P Gable, along with times for Bible school, morning and evening worship, congregational pulpit, youth meetings, and midweek prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Charles Moore
Bible School
The
Christian Church
Moore
Baptist Church
Vernon H. Carter
Mr. Moore
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McEllott
E. J. Wykle
Cedar Rapids
Carl M. Cunningham
James P. Gable
Presbyterian Church
Gable
Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations
Presbyterian church led by Rev C V R De Jong holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 with Methodist congregation. St Pauls Lutheran under Rev Carl T Wuerffel offers sermons at 8 30 and 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30. Prairie Chapel with Rev A B Curran conducts Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 plus Epworth league at 7 30 p m. Seventh Day Church of God on Sixth Street at Ninth Avenue, Rev Frank H Ward acting pastor, holds Sabbath school Saturday at 10 30 a m and preaching at 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V.R. de Jong
Gable
St. Paul’s
Epworth League
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Frank H. Ward
14 Democratic Candidates Withdrawn and Replacements Named
Des Moines reports that 14 Democratic candidates for Iowa state legislature have withdrawn since the primary, including 10 from the house and four from the senate, with eight new substitutes named to top up party slates. New entrants include Francis Fleming of Manchester for the house, as officials arrange contingent nominations to fill vacant spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Secretary of State
House
Senate
James Klaus
Earlville
C. L. Crider
Elkader
Edward M. Bratton
Shellsburg
Francis Fleming
Manchester
Drys Protest Shirley Temples Movie Cocktail Scene
Mrs D Leigh Colvin, national president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, demanded RKO delete an alleged scene in a Shirley Temple film where the former child star drinks a cocktail. She warned the scene would be harmful to youth and cited Temples as an idol for youngsters who may ask why she can drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shirley Temple
Women's Christian Temperance Union
D. Leigh Colvin
Rko-Radio Pictures
Shirley
Notice of Will hearing and executrix appointment in Iowa
Notice announces hearing for proof of Lena Dill will in Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids August 39 1948 at 9 o'clock with attorney Stewart Holmes. Also notices appointment of Ollie Northrup as executrix of Julian A Northrup estate and urges all creditors to file claims and debts to the Linn County Clerk Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OY Ee
Iowa
Linn County
Lena Dill
Cedar Rapids
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Daily Record
Harlan Yeries
Taft Hotel
Victor Paul Hempel
Wilma Adelaide Campbell
William K. Hankin
Marian Samuelson
Harry E. Stratton
Arlene L. Spooner
Frank L. Rudish
Norma K. Wagner
Floyd Foulk
Phyllis G. Hanson
Marshalltown
Robert N. Bowers
Wilma R. Dalziel
Water Son
Walter William Hunter
Rockford, Ill
Janice M. Huey
Lisbon
William A. Schwab
Norma Louise Johnson
Perry D Woodward
Esther E. Cunningham
Ben Corbett
Vinton
Joy Barnard
Charles K. Kosek
Second Street
Nettie Radjoff
Bever Avenue
Franklin Meyer
Iva Jean Meyer
Lloyd D. Craft
Ruth M
Craft
Georgia
Mildred Frasinger
Samuel C. Frasinger
Verl R. Pence, Jr
Bernadette Pence
Charlotte L. Alloway
Lawrence E. Alloway
Valeri M Beerbower
Homer Beer- Lower
Mercy
Joseph Clark
Eighteenth Street
Clarence Kramer
Walker
Arthur Sedive
Fourth Street
Clifford Drummey
First
Avenue SE
St. Luke’s
Glenn Sample
Robert Wolf
Vinton Read NW
H. H. Camburn
C.R
Davenport Softballers
Roy
Iowa State Fair
Shines
Angler
Wiley
Otto L. Schluter
Lichty
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Ripley
San Francisco
Rive
New Zealand
Moxham
Solit
Paul Senburg
Biney
Marion News
Charles L. Smith
Marion High School
Beatrice
Seaman
Merle O'Neil
Simon P. O'Neill
Medical Corps School
Howard McKee
Cheyenne, Wyo
Raymond Eckhart
Blanche Savidge
Sioux City
Presbyterian Cornerstones
C. C. Scott
Edison Pharmacy
Tocca
Mary Hanna
Guttenberg
Donald and
Ray Taylor
Wellman
Mrs
Harwood McShane
A. E. Crew
Joe Bulman
Lansing
C. A. Bailey
Austin, Minn
Melvin
Roy Hildebrand
Sac City
Gilbert E. Rathman
M. IE. Barnes
Patricia
Bertha Barnes
H. B. Phillips
Marion Churches
Arthur Axmear
Stewart Holmes
Billmark Cafe
Marion, Iowa
Carl ‘Truex
Stockton
Calif
Calvary Baptist Church
12Th Street
3Rd Avenue
11Th Ave
6Th St
Forrest Brewer
Frank Ward
C. T. Wuerffel
Bethany Lutheran Church
the Church of the Lutheran Hour
First Avenue
E. W. Wuggazer
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