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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1952

Page

3

Inquest Jury Seeks Action On Key Clubs After Des Moines Death

A Polk county coroner's jury recommended abolishing or tightly regulating key clubs after the death of Jacqueline Jacobs 18 in a Des Moines traffic crash. The report cites alcohol provided to a minor by adults and suggests stricter age proof for liquor sales and licenses, plus harsher penalties for motor vehicle violations.

Des Moines INS Polk County Jacqueline Jacobs Miss Jacobs Charles van Dyck van Dyck State Safety Department Jacobs

County Attorney Defines a Key Club in Iowa

Des Moines reports Iowa Sheriffs and County Attorneys met with about 700 delegates. Polk County Attorney Clyde Herring called an authority on key clubs and defined them as places with liquor lockers or bins, signaling legality for a formerly illegal proposition. He warned such clubs resemble taverns and may be private only by sign.

Des Moines INS Iowa Sheriffs and County Attorneys Associations Robert Larson Polk County Clyde Herring County Attorney's Association Morse ‘Hoorneman le Mars Herring Key Club Clarence A. Kading

Anamosa Legionnaires To Feast on Venison

Anamosa American Legion post will serve venison to members before its December meeting. Commander Butch Neilson provided the meat from a deer he killed on a recent Minnesota trip. Rev. Walter Wiggin will discuss the Legion’s Back to God campaign.

Anamosa American Legion Butch” Neilson Minnesota Walter Wiggin Reformatory Legion

Luther Players Present Our Town at Luther College

The Luther college Campus Players stage Thornton Wilder drama Our Town in three acts on Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. in the C. K. Preus auditorium. Director Helen Bodensteiner leads a cast of 30 from Decorah and Waukon, joined by a 17 voice choir.

Decorah Our Town Thornton Wilder Luther College Campus Players C. K. Preus Helen Bodensteiner Betty Jane Darling Walter Cherwin Diane Owen Donis Johnson Pete Ramo Gene Hermier Waukon

Court Rules in Favor of Traffic Violator in Des Moines

Municipal Judge Don Tidrick dismissed a red light charge against Kathrine Woodburn after ruling a police officer directing traffic at a lighted intersection had full authority. the lights ceased to control the situation while the officer directed traffic. The decision emphasizes the officer’s authority over traffic flow at the moment in question.

Des Moines INS Don Tidrick Kathrine v. Woodburn

Cloverdale Elected Good Roads Head in Iowa Group

John W. Cloverdale of Waterloo was chosen president of the Iowa Good Roads Association. W. E. Don Carlos of Greenfield became vice president and H. W. Callison of Winterset was reelected secretary treasurer. The board urged repeal of a two cent federal gasoline tax.

Des Moines INS John W. Cloverdale Waterloo Iowa Igood Heads Association Bath Packing Company W. E. Don Carlos Greenfield H. W. Callison Winterset Association

Bluffs Doctor Found Dead in Apparent Self Inflicted Gunshot

Council Bluffs Dr. Harold R. Stowe aged 25 was found dead at his home Monday from gunshot wounds. County Coroner Henry Meyer reported no inquest. A brother said the physician had been depressed since a November 10 auto accident. he had been charged.

Cone Habla Chicago Cedar Rapids Charles A. Tribble Robert Cozad Clarinda Cozad Mercy Hospital

Doctor Stowe Dies After Car Crash Collision Inference

Dr. Stowe, a Mayo Clinic fellowship alumnus, is reported to have left the scene of an accident after allegedly striking a newspaper carrier. He completed a Mayo Brothers fellowship in surgery last May in Rochester Minnesota and served five years in the Navy during World War II. Surviving relatives include his father and sister Mrs. Fred Hansen of Red Oak.

Stowe Mayo Brothers Rochester Minn Fred Hansen Red Oak

Martelle Couple Buys Viola Residence From Eldreds

Mr and Mrs George Bruce of Viola purchased a residence of Galen and Russell Eldred, expanding their holdings in the Martelle area.

Martelle George Bruce Viola Galen and Russell Eldred

Davenport City Buses Barred In Rock Island

Rock Island mayor pro tem Russell H. Mahin ordered police to stop Davenport City Lines buses from running between Davenport and Rock Island. Davenport buses resumed service after a three month strike, but drivers in the Quad Cities remain out. police cited lack of permit from the Illinois Commerce Commission.

Davenport Russell H. Mahin Rock Island Quad Cities Moline Raul C. Johnson Arsenal Davenport City Lines Mahin Transportation Committee Chamber of Commerce Ao Illinois Commerce Commission

Iowans Return From Korea Aboard Marine Lynx

The navy transport Marine Lynx arrived in Seattle with 3,162 army men from the Far East. Included from Iowa are Cpl. Fenneth J. Bushman Iowa City Sgt. Delmar C. Gingerich Ka tona Pie Raymond A Nevotny Solon Ste Warren H. O'Connell Brandon Cpl. John L. Rife Tipton and Cpl. Robert J. Winter Oxford. In San Francisco Sfc. George E. Bolin Cedar Rapids and Sgt. Fanl R. Hesselman Dyersville were among 18 Iowans aboard Gen. Nelson M. Walker which reached here with 1,377 army men from the Orient.

Seattle Navy Marine Lynx Far East San Francisco George E. Bolin Cedar Rapids Fanl R. Hesselman Dyersville Nelson M. Walker Orient

Investments in Iowa defense plants total 92 million dollars

The Department of Commerce announced 92 459 000 in defense plant investments across Iowa as part of a regional package totaling over 1 3 million dollars in the Missouri River basin states. The plan follows a Monday release outlining funding and project scope.

Defense Plant Iowa Missouri River Basin Department of Commerce

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Inquest Anamosa Legionnaires Luther Players Icloverdale Good Roads Head Youngstown Wader the Tres Youngstown Katchens Denis Checker Electric ST. SE iMore Korea Harry White Associaton Larlan Keller Allen R. Miles Muscatine Harold Wickey Force Police Stallion Statehouse Fred Carmichael New Virginia National Guard Beardsley Iowa National Guard AEW Newton's Second Avenue Second Street Leibsohn Xmas DIAL
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