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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1952

Page

5

Iowa Forecast and New Death Notices August 31 1952

Iowa forecast notes considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms, cooler highs 70s NW to mid 80s SE. Local death notices list many services in Anamosa Manchester Iowa City West Union Waukon Oxford Wellman and Wellman for Merritt Jaycox Lewis Parsons Paige Leyse Aldous Burke Diehl Singer Durian and others with funeral times and burial locations.

Iowa Anamosa H. S. Merritt Goettsch Green Cemetery Manchester George C. Jaycox Gill Oakland Cemetery Iowa City Howard C. Lewis Beckman George H. Parsons Morse Cemetery West Union Charles Paige Duluth, Minn Burnham Waukon Edward G. Leyse Martin Old East Paint Creek James Aldous Trinity Episcopal Church John Burke St. Wenceslaus Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery John Diehl Cathout Funeral Home Brooklyn

War Plunges to Her Death from Skyscraper Roof

Airman Shirley J. Rybka, about 27, of Milwaukee and stationed at Lackland AFB, fell from the 24 story Nix building in San Antonio after her summer uniform was slashed with a knife. Justice of the Peace delays verdict pending further investigation. A purse and knife purchase receipt were found on the roof.

San Antonio Texas Air Force Nix Shirley J. Rybka Milwaukee Lackland Air Force Base Here Justice of the Peace M. D. Jones Charles Shutter Rybka

Camp Good Health Fund Faces Over $1000 Deficit

Donations from three groups of Cedar Rapids area children support Camp Good Health Fund run by the Public Health Nursing Association. Levi club members gave $4.38, Center Point children added $4, and a Kids Show contributed $1.20. The fund, for operating a camp for physically handicapped children, ended the season with a shortfall of more than $1,000 and appeals for voluntary contributions to The Gazette for the Cedar Rapids camp.

Levi Club Ars Center Point Myrtle Washington Joan Robertson Karen Coghlan Shirley Washington Kay Perkins Bernice Hintz Nancy Goodall Nedra Phillips Mary Katheryn Phillips Carol Bates Center Point Sandra Vyhnanek Joala Domer Kaye Dennis Martha McAfee Susie Moore Dennis Bull Richard Folkins Jolene Willer Denny Edaburn Vicki Kennedy Janis Bubba Lana Donetta Phyllis Waskow Janet Shultz Gary Svee Camp Good Health Public Health Nursing Association the Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa

Man Critically Hurt When Tire Blows Up

Kenneth Colglazier a 22 year old student at Iowa State College and employee at a Columbus Junction service station was critically injured Saturday afternoon when a tire he was changing blew up. He is hospitalized at University Hospitals Iowa City after initially being treated at Muscatine General Hospital. Colglazier is married with one child and the son of Mr and Mrs Co E Colglazier formerly of Columbus Junction now of Wapello.

the Gazette Columbus Junction Kenneth Colglazier Critwen Colglazier Muscatine Hospital University Hospitals Iowa City Iowa State College Co. E. Colglazier Wapello

Polio Outbreak Shuts Cuban Schools

Cuba extends school closure for another month due to polio outbreak. Health authorities report 234 cases so far this year in Havana and across the country, with schools set to reopen next month.

Havana Cuba

Tropical Storm Rakes Coast of South Carolina

Hurricane Able pounded the South Carolina coast injuring property but reporting no fatalities. At Beaufort the Civil Air Patrol led emergency units to aid state police as power lines fell and phones failed. Winds peaked around 80 mph before easing as warnings spread along the coast.

Charleston S.C South Carolina Beaufort Civil Air Patrol CAP North Georgia Wilmington N. C Civil Defense Georgia North Carolina

Reunion yields reunions for Cedar Rapids woman

Mrs. Peeples, missing relatives sought after a radio appeal, locates an uncle in Mount Sterling Illinois and a sister in Augusta Illinois. She reunites with her brother and plans to visit him over Labor Day weekend. She also finds another sister in Haliday Illinois and learns she was born Sept. 17 not July 3.

Mrs. Peeples Yoakam

Iran Proposes World Court Case on Oil Assets and Trade

Iran and the AIOC discuss a three point plan to resolve the oil dispute. Iran would submit compensation questions to the World Court, appoint representatives to negotiate oil flow, and, if accepted, the AIOC would release two million tons of Iranian oil from Abadan and Britain would ease export and currency restrictions. The United States would grant 10 million dollars to Iran.

Shah Mo Shammed Reza Pahlevi Mossadegh Iran Anglo-Iranian Oil Company AIOC Abadan Britain United States

Traffic Deaths Mount as Labor Day Weekend Begins

Traffic deaths rose over the Labor Day weekend with at least 99 fatalities reported from Friday evening to Saturday night. The National Safety Council estimated 480 deaths from traffic accidents in the 78 hour period and noted expected 40 million cars in use, tempered by hurricane threats and rain in the Southeast.

National Safety Council The Safety Council

Three College Men Seized By McCarthy

Senator McCarthy says he caught one student attempting to break into his Washington office and restrained him as two others surrendered. Police questioned the trio, who claimed Harvard and Dartmouth affiliations, with one listing a Baltimore address.

Washington Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis McCarthy Senate James M. Mills Tange Mills Harvard Dartmouth Massachusetts Baltimore

City Briefs Include Local Furlough Return and Events

Local notes report A/2C Robert J. Schillig will leave Monday to return to Patrick Air Force Base in Cocoa Florida after a two week furlough with his parents at 2007 First Avenue SE. Chamber of Commerce personnel managers plan fall meeting next Wednesday at the YMCA with discussion on programs and issues. Robert Wray chairs. Central City American Legion auxiliary hosts Labor Day chicken supper and bazaar at 5 p.m. Railway Vets Unit 29 holds annual picnic at Bever Park pavilion starting 1 p.m. Lady patient vacancy at Steele's Nursing Home listed. Donna Sue Brown, 3, was slightly injured when struck by a car on Saturday. treated and released from St Luke's Hospital. Gazette Want Ad Dept operates until 9:30 a.m. Monday for Labor Day edition ads. St Joseph chicken and ham supper set for Prairieburg Sunday Sept 7 at 4 p.m. Tickets at local shops.

Robert J. Schillig Ralph L. Schillig First Avenue SE Patrick Air Force Base Cocoa Fla The Chamber of Commerce YMCA Robert Wray Donna Sue ‘Brown Norman Brown Sixteenth Avenue SE Anthony G. Roman Seventeenth Avenue SE St. Luke’s Hospital

Negro Suffered Stab Wound in Tavern Incident

Al Gibson 22 of 719 Eighth Street SE was treated at St Luke's hospital for a back stab wound after an assault at the Midway tavern 810 Third Street SE about 1130 Saturday night. Gibson could not identify his attacker. detectives were investigating.

al Gibson Eighth Street SE St. Luke’s Hospital Gibson Third Street SE

Hussong Nets Hole in One on Thirteenth Hole

Fort Worth Texas J H Hussong scored a hole in one on the thirteenth hole only three months after buying a set of golf clubs and taking up the game.

Fort Worth Texas J. H. Hussong

Deaths Louis M. Wold longtime Cedar Rapids business college official

Louis M. Wold 84 longtime secretary at the Cedar Rapids Business College died in a local nursing home Saturday evening. He taught Palmer handwriting and is survived by nieces and nephews. Services are Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Beatty mortuary Cedar Memorial Cemetery burial planned.

Louis M. Wold Cedar Rapids Business College Cedar Rapids Wold The Business College Beatty Mortuary Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Gordon F. Jackett Rites Set After Death in Chicago

Gordon F. Jackett of Chicago died Thursday morning at his home. He worked at Exact Metal Specialties Co. Born September 11, 1889 in Ontario he married Dorothy Whitney of Prospect Ohio. Surviving are wife two daughters Gordon Jackett Jr a stepson Kenneth Arno six sisters three brothers and four grandchildren. He belonged to the Royal Order of Moose and the Eagles lodge. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. in Turner chapel led by Rev Milton White with burial at Oak Hill cemetery.

Gordon F. Jackett Chicago Jackett Exact Metal Specialties Company Ontario Canada Dorothy Whitney Prospect Ohio Marvel Laity Dollita Jackett Gordon Jackett, Jr Kenneth Arno Laura Travis Sarnia Royal Order of Moose The Eagles Lodge Turner Chapel Milton White Bethany Congregational Church Oak Hill Cemetery

Thomas J Walsh Dies at 57 in Iowa City Hospital

Thomas J Walsh 57 of 317 Seventh Street SW a Rock Island railroad engineer for 38 years died Saturday at the Veterans hospital in Iowa City after a long illness. Born December 17 1894 in Holbrook Iowa he had lived in Cedar Rapids the last 11 years. Survived by wife Lillian a son James in the navy at San Francisco father Patrick Walsh West Chicago four brothers Lambert Tacoma Frank Clinton Alphonse Wheaton and Patrick Walsh Parnell two sisters Mrs Leo Kessler Iowa City and Mrs Joseph Butler Clinton Services Monday at 10 30 a.m. in St Patrick church conducted by Rt Rev Msgr D J Lenihan. Parish family notice.

Thomas J. Walsh Seventh Street Rock Island Veterans Hospital Iowa City Mr. Walsh Holbrook Cedar Rapids Lillian James San Francisco Patrick Walsh West Chicago Lambert Tacoma Wash Frank Clinton Alphonse Wheaton Ill Parnell Leo Kessler Joseph Butler St. Patrick’s Church D. J. Lenihan

Rosary Tonight At Brady Mortuary And VFW Burial Service

Rosary will be recited at 7 30 p m at Brady mortuary followed by an 8 p m recitation by the Daughters of Isabella. Burial at Mt Calvary cemetery with grave side services conducted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Friends may call at Brady's after 5 p m today.

Brady Mortuary Daughters of Isabella Mt. Calvary Cemetery Veterans of Foreign Wars Brady’s

Two Deer Sighted In Cedar Rapids

Two Cedar Rapids men report seeing deer Saturday. Clifford Goldsberry at 308 M avenue NW photographed a deer at about 6 30 a m but the negatives were too small to show the animal. David Brien of 1223 Memorial drive SE saw a full grown female cross Seventh street and Second avenue SW at about 7 a m.

Cedar Rapids Clifford Goldsberry Avenue NW Goldsberry the Gazette David Brien Memorial Drive Brien Seventh Street Second Avenue

Milard Arrested for Delinquency Charge

Dale C. Milard aged 36 of 401 Eighth Street SE was arrested on a district court warrant charging contributing to the delinquency of minors. He allegedly gave wine to three teenage boys in a downtown alley on August 16.

Milard Dale C. Milard Eighth Street John Hanna

Eisenhower Briefed By Bernard Baruch

Dwight D. Eisenhower received a 30 minute briefing on economics and inflation from Bernard Baruch in New York. Baruch declined to endorse either Eisenhower or Adlai Stevenson saying people don’t want to be told how to vote.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Bernard Baruch Baruch Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Record C. R. Weather Municipal Mercy H. Max Northrup Vernon Robert Fowler Seventh Avenue SE St. Luke’s Charles H. Reed Thirty Third Street Curtis Wa. Hillbrunner Country Club Parkway Robert C. Hopker Palo Oxford Ernest Singer Federated Church Wellman Leo Durian Mercy Hospital Methodist Church Wellman Cemetery Powell Funeral Home War Betz Monuments Third Ave Associated Press Detroit Cedar Rapids Post Max T. Bromwell R. and Nellie Miller Irving L. Churchill T. D. Robinson Barta-Hesser Funeral Directors Jay W. Hesser Jay W. Hesser, Jr Fifth Ave DIAL Metropolitan Police Central City American Legion ‘Auxiliary National Association of Bever Park Steele IT Nursing Home Ad Dept Adv St. Joseph Prairieburg Zachar Bros lEnzlers Sykora Bakery Negro Brady 840 Fifth Avenue SE J. V. Novak & Son Monument CO 2Nd Street Cedar Rapids, Iowa Gazette Jean Strong Flewelling Grant Wood Denny Danny Donny Guy Flewelling Riverview SE Linda Judy Gary John E. Lapes Mt. Vernon Ave John E Lapes Teahen Funeral Home First Avenue Landmer Rou Iowa Memorial Co Third Avenue T. B. Hlubucek Met Orvil Maifeld Repres John B.turner & Son S.E
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