Daily Record: Kill tie flies, prevent disease
DPT around refuse cans and doorways advised to control pests. The notice urges community action to reduce disease risk by targeting insects and potential breeding sites near homes and waste areas.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1949
Page
1
DPT around refuse cans and doorways advised to control pests. The notice urges community action to reduce disease risk by targeting insects and potential breeding sites near homes and waste areas.
Mixed forecast notes show warm, mostly fair conditions across major cities with highs near 90 and lows around 65. The report includes wind details, precipitation totals, and a string of local notices: traffic fines, divorce petitions and decrees, and obituaries across multiple towns.
A textual observation notes the word girl appears twice in the King James Bible. The phrasing and context of those occurrences are discussed without editorial addition, highlighting the lexical usage in historic scripture.
Snoopy the Holstein cow fell through a 21 by 26 inch silo door and ended up in a concrete pit 12 feet below ground on a 340 acre dairy farm in Osceola. The Lampman family planned to cover the pit with silage to lift her out as reporters watched.
Dr Frank P Riggle aged about 75 longtime Granby building physician in Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a weeklong illness in a local hospital. He served as a major in World War I and was a member of the Linn County Medical Association American Medical Association and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survived by a brother Fred of Truro a sister in Des Moines and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held in Truro Friday.
Services for Technician Fifth Grade Leonard L. Kelly of 1308 D Avenue NE will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in the Rohn chapel with Rev. Frank Ward officiating. Burial with VFW Post 788 services will follow at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. friends may call at the chapel.
Christian Rabus of 726 Eighth Avenue SE will have funeral services in the Brush chapel at 2 p.m. Friday conducted by Rev. Lyle K. Anderson. Burial will follow at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
Charles H. Peterson 59 of Cedar Rapids later Chicago died Wednesday in Chicago. Born May 13 1890 in Cedar Rapids he leaves wife Grace two Cedar Rapids sisters Mrs George H Harmer and Mrs L D Sherman and brother Ross D Peterson of Chicago. A Christian Science church member graveside services in Linwood cemetery at 11 a m Saturday conducted by a First Church reader. Friends may call Turner chapel after 7 p m Friday until 10 a m Saturday.
Mrs. Fred A. Farnum aged 87 died at her Marshalltown home at 4:30 am Wednesday after a long illness. Born in Black Hawk county she married in 1885 and was a member of the Presbyterian church at Conrad. The Farnums moved to Marshalltown fifteen years ago. Surviving besides her husband
Estelle Pate of Marshalltown is honored in funeral services set for Friday at the Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Burial will follow in Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel prior to the service.
Mack Newman 71 of 1035 H Avenue NW Cedar Rapids died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 8 15 a m Thursday after a brief illness He was born July 21 1878 at Center Point He farmed near Palo and belonged to Green Grove Baptist church Survived by his wife Arvilla three daughters two sons three brothers and three sisters ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Service 2 30 p m Sunday at Beatty chapel led by Revs Nay and Olson Burial Dunkard cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
Federal tax collections for the year ending June 30 1949 were 1.401 billion dollars below the prior year total of 41.865 billion. Income taxes led the decline, while alcohol and textile taxes varied, and New York skewed tax shares with 18.36 percent of all federal taxes for 9.74 percent of the population.
Early American glass makers dropped a hot potato into molten glass to pop bubbles. The potato caused large bubbles to form and rise, escaping into the air and taking smaller bubbles with them.
Jack Bolgren of 1101 Tenth Street SE will receive the Eagle Scout award Friday at the Waubeek area Boy Scouts summer Court of Honor in Bever Park. Explorer post 26 presents the badge to Bolgren, with Explorer post 160 officials handling the program and taps by Eagle Scout Don Elliott.
Robert F. Estey 42 a prominent West Union attorney died suddenly Thursday from a virus pneumonia infection. He practiced with his father E H Estey and brother E S Estey in the Estey law firm. E S Estey resigned Fayette county attorney this week to focus on the firm. Survived by wife and daughter. Funeral arrangements not completed.
Senator McCarthy and Chairman Hoey discussed the 1945 Maragon case in which perfume oils disguised as champagne were seized at the White House. Hoey said Maragon paid 1500 dollars as settlement after customs and the district attorney agreed, a point McCarthy criticized as lenient handling of smuggling.
Washington AP report notes Tom C. Clark sworn in as a Supreme Court justice in the Rose Garden, completing 12 years in government legal service. An hour later J Howard McGrath takes the post of Attorney General in a ceremony at the Department of Justice after serving as Rhode Island governor and U S senator.
Reno R. Reeves, 59, a leading Cedar Falls attorney and active in the Wapsipini con area Boy Scout council, died suddenly Tuesday night at his home of a heart attack. He was a Presbyterian Church member and active in the Chamber of Commerce and county and state bar associations.
Roland E. Pierson aged 44 of 1800 Ellis boulevard NW pleaded guilty to drunk driving and was fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge G K Thompson. He was arrested by Patrolman George Davis near Third street and I avenue NW around 7 p.m. Wednesday after driving a floral truck erratically.
Linn county's board of tax assessment review Friday will review real estate assessments for Grant township. The hearing is at Walker town hall from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The board plans to review Monroe township Monday at the court. The Iowa Tax Commission has been asked for an extension to Oct 1 to complete work. no reply yet. The commission had granted one extension Aug 1 to Aug 27. With 10 townships and 15 cities and towns outside Cedar Rapids, County Assessor M. G. Linkletter says completion by Saturday is impossible.
Linn county social welfare director Ena Ford announced ADC payments will increase by 10 percent starting September, boosting aid to 85 percent of recipients' needs. In August Linn county had 153 ADC cases covering 369 children with average payments of 61.95 per case and 25.65 per child.
Orville Joyce age 44 of 1422 Bowling street SW and Otis McCalley age 53 of 514 J avenue NW pled innocent in district court on Thursday to aiding Clare Oliphant's escape from Walker jail last Saturday. McCalley posted 500 bond and Joyce remains in Linn county jail in lieu of bail.
Judge Floyd Philbrick awarded Marvin M. Leonard a judgment of 130 dollars against Joe McNabb for damages from an accident January 25 on First Avenue East near Eighth Street.
L H Launspach of Indianola filed suit on Thursday against Mrs James Fox of Central City seeking 88 dollars and 74 cents on an account claim.
The case against James N. Wallace was dismissed for want of evidence due to unavailable witnesses. A separate divorce petition by William L. Goodman against Mary M. Goodman was dismissed Thursday on motion of the plaintiff. Lasko Metal Products was awarded $396.72 against Benjamin L. Schreck doing business as Commodity Distributors on an affidavit verified account.
In Bedford Indiana two families mourned at the same grave claiming the body is their relative from a Greyhound bus wreck that killed 1. Coroner Lyons says dental charts and fingerprints prove the buried man is Maurice Adamson. Vernon Trisler’s relatives insist it is him.
A rapid transit car rear ended another stopped on the track in a Milwaukee suburb killing reports earlier but later clarified as no fatalities. At least 17 were hospitalized with three in critical condition after the collision in a ravine on the Veterans Hospital grounds at Wood.
The article promotes a five percent DDT emulsion as safe for spray on screens ceilings foliage and plants without staining or damage. It advises spraying beneath leaves where flies land and to remove fallen fruits vegetables and yard debris that serve as fly breeding spots.
AP reporting from New York details early polio vaccine progress. Dr Sid ney Levinson and team at Michael Reese Hospital report a mouse vaccine using ultraviolet killed virus to stimulate antibodies. Researchers warn multiple virus types exist and require broad coverage. Funded by March of Dimes, four universities investigate timelines and safety.
Prince Aly Khan, husband of Rita Hayworth, disclosed to reporters at Croydon Airport that the movie star’s baby is expected in February. He had arrived from Deauville, France.
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