Weather and Birth Notices From Weekend in Midwest Cities
The Daily Record site reports Monday highs and lows for Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago and other cities with precipitation totals. A later area forecast notes little temperature change through Wednesday, with clouds and a cold spell ahead and a string of births listed for Mercy and St Luke's hospitals along with several court decisions and traffic-related fines.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
York
Oenix
Miami
Seattle
Iowa
Mitchell weighs moratorium on wage hikes in 1960s
Secretary of Labor Mitchell said a moratorium on union wage increase demands next year should be seriously considered though he did not fully endorse or reject the plan. He urged labor and management to weigh housing cost relief and noted Eisenhower’s call for voluntary restraint, leaving UAW talks to the union and industry.
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Atlantic City
Mitchell
Richard Gray
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Eisenhower
United Auto Workers
Heat Pocket Left By Tunnel Blast
Washington AP reports Dr Willard F Libby of the Atomic Energy Commission says a Nevada test blast sealed heat and gases in a tunnel 900 feet underground. Techs drill to learn if a gas filled cavity or molten core formed and if steam could power generation.
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Washington
Nevada
Willard F. Libby
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Libby
U S Military Police Set Daytime Watch on Russian Mission
U S military police in Frankfurt have placed a daytime watch on the Russian mission after Soviet harassment of a U S team in East Germany. Four army sedans patrol outside the fence, following Russian vehicles. The measure comes amid ongoing restrictions and harassment reported near Potsdam and at the mission compound.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
U.S
East Germany
Potsdam
Peters to Testify for Himself in Amish Farmer Murder Trial
Cleo Eugene Peters 19 of Muscatine Iowa will testify in his own defense in Miller sburg Ohio as jury selection proceeds in a first degree murder trial. Co defendant Michael Dumoulin 20 Wooster Ohio is set for trial January 6 after both men pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity though doctors ruled them legally sane. Prosecutor James Estill seeks the death penalty.
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Millersburg
Ohio
Cleo Eugene Peters
Muscatine
James Estill
Peters
Michael Dumoulin
Wooster
Paul Coblentz
Mt. Hope
Coblentz
Myron Petters
W. T. Papscott
Moline
Dumoulin
Eight Year-Old Sues over Barbed Wire Fence Injury
A $6,000 injury suit, brought by James W. Baugh for his eight year old son James Jr., against John and Louise Kretschmar in Linn county, was dismissed after the plaintiffs rested. The incident alleged facial cuts from a barbed wire fence on the Kretschmars 2925 Robbins road NW. Judge J E Heiserman heard a defense motion for directed verdict before the action was dropped with no prejudice to refile. Court costs taxed to plaintiffs. Trial began Monday.
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Linn County
James W. Baugh
James, Jr
John
Louise Kretschmar
Kretschmars
Robbins Road
J. E. Heiserman
Jury Finds 18 Year Old Innocent on Beer Charge
An 18 year old youth was found innocent by a jury Tuesday on a charge of obtaining beer as a minor. The jury deliberated less than an hour and a half before returning the verdict for Paul L. Fulga of 2424 Southland Street. The trial started Monday in Judge Charles Penningroth's courtroom.
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Paul L
Fulga
Southland Street
Charles Penningroth
Will of Antonia Christie Probate Dismissals and Estates
Antonia Christie died November 19 and three grandchildren receive 200 each Richard Kula Tom Walter Johnie Barbara Dianne and Marcia Eicholtz A diamond ring goes to daughter Mary Eicholtz rest of estate split equally among Mary Eicholtz Agnes Walter and Joseph Kula George C Claassen appointed administrator with 3000 bond Three lawsuits were dismissed William H Kottmeier versus Hildegarde C Kottmeier A D Mills and Company versus E R Ross Brutsman Baxter Motors versus Gerald F Bissell Victor C Miller won 548.58 in note suit against H P and Roberta Zhorne
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Antonia Christie
Richard Kula
Tom Walter
Johnie
Barbara
Dianne
Marcia Eicholtz
Mary Eicholtz
Agnes Walter
Joseph Kula
George C. Claassen
William H. Kottmeier
Hildegarde C. Kottmeier
A. D. Mills and Company
E. R. (Ross
Victor C. Miller
H. P
Roberta Zhorne
United Fund Nears Goal in Cedar Rapids Marion Drive
The United Fund campaign in Cedar Rapids and Marion stands at 99.6 percent of its $495,016 goal with $493,004 raised by Nov. 8 plus $6,158 since. Followup envelopes boosted totals across divisions led by pattern gifts and classified funders. seven groups reached or exceeded quotas including Allied Laboratories and Bethel AME church.
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United Fund
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Allied Laboratories
Bethel Ame Church
Cedar Rapids Steel Transportation Company
Wagner
Soldier and the Lady on POPCORN PLAYHOUSE
The program Soldier and the Lady airs on POPCORN PLAYHOUSE Tuesday at 10 05 p m on Channel 9.
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Soldier and the
Popcorn Playhouse
Channel 9
Home Alarm Device Against Atomic Attack
Civil Defense Administrator Leo A Hoegh said a low cost home warning device, plug into any outlet, is being developed as part of research to guard against nuclear attack. He spoke before the American Municipal Association and noted the need for strong local leadership in civil defense for national survival.
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San Francisco
Civil Defense
Leo A
Hoegh
Iowa
American Municipal Association
America
Washington
Violence Allegations at Nashville Teamsters Hearing
A Ten Messee Teamster testified in a U S district court that he was beaten and trucks were sabotaged while the Nashville local was under trusteeship. The case seeks to void James Hoffa's presidency as 13 New York area members challenge the election.
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Washington
Nashville
Teamsters International
Brownie Moore
U.S
Moore
New York City
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Big Union
Frank Dickinson Letts
Hoffa
Vestal
Miller
Thomas Dodd
Miami
Little Rock Judge Fines NAACP Leader Mrs Bates
Mrs. L. C. Bates, state president of the NAACP, was fined 100 dollars by Municipal Judge Harry Robinson for violating a city ordinance that requires disclosure of NAACP confidential records. She appealed to the circuit court.
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Little Rock
L. C. Bates
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harry Robinson
NAACP
Circuit Court
Crescent Lodge Names McPhee as Worshipful Master
Kenneth W. McPhee senior warden of Crescent Lodge No. 25 Cedar Rapids was named Monday to be worshipful master for the coming year He will succeed John W Smith and is a drag engineer for Collins Radio Company Local lodge leadership and career details are noted.
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Kenneth W. McPhee
Crescent Lodge No. 25
Cedar Rapids
Mr. McPhee
Collins Radio Company
John W. Smith
Optimist leader urges rugged youth in speech at Cedar Rapids
Harold W. Brand of Houston president of Optimist International spoke at the Roosevelt hotel urging clubs to teach youths the costs of freedom and responsibility. Elmer Brinkmann announced two carloads of Christmas trees for sale to fund year round projects. trees will be unloaded Wednesday for the Optimist lot opening Saturday. Brand will also address a joint meeting of local Optimist clubs and Hiawatha at the annual Christmas dinner dance at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
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Optimist Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Harold W. Brand
Houston
Texas
Optimist Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Optimists
Rand
Brand
Hiawatha Club
Rep. Celler Demands Dulles Resign Over Europe Tensions
New York Democrat Emanuel Celler, returning from Europe, declares Secretary Dulles the best hated American in Europe. He says Dulles should resign to avert NATO disunity and urges new leadership in the State Department. Celler also posits Nixon might influence NATO if he succeeds Eisenhower, though Nixon is not favored now.
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Europe
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New York
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D-N.y
Cellar
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Severe Odds To Combat in Middle East
United Nations observers press short term aims in the Middle East as Dag Hammarskjold visits. Jordan’s stance toward Israel and Arab unity weigh on prospects for peace, with Western help likely tied to stabilized borders and reform of oil-driven policy. Channel and time noted.
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Associated Press
U.N
Jordan
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Palestine
Hussein
Hammarskjold
Damascus
Turkey
Suez
Deaths David Ruml Services Wednesday in Turner Chapel
David Ruml aged 60 died Sunday. Funeral services scheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel conducted by Dr. Theodore G Lilley of First Presbyterian Church. Burial to follow at Oak Hill cemetery.
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David Ruml
Fifth Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
Theodore G. ‘Lilley
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Julian J. Bartusek Former Cleaners Owner
Julian J. Bartusek 40 of 1504 0 avenue NE died Tuesday at the Iowa City VA hospital after a long illness. He was born December 16, 1916 in Gowrie and formerly ran Bartusek’s Cleaners in Marengo before joining Federal Life Insurance Co. in Cedar Rapids as district manager. A World War II veteran he belonged to the American Legion in Marengo and the VFW and DAV in Cedar Rapids. Surviving: wife Lilliam married November 1953. two stepdaughters Jeri Lea Blood of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Elston Ashpole of Ekron Kentucky. his parents Mrs. Dorothy Bartusek of Des Moines and Joseph J. Bartusek of Cedar Rapids. two brothers Joseph of Minneapolis and Lincoln of Milwaukee. a sister Mrs. Richard Sanford of Fullerton California. Services Thursday at 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Mt. Calvary. Rosary Wednesday at Kuba Funeral Home at 7:30 p.m.
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Avenue NE
Iowa City
Mr. Bartusek
Gowrie
Bartusek
Marengo
Federal Life Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
VFW
DAV
Lilliam
Jeri Lea Blood
Elston Ashpole
Ekron
Dorothy Bartusek
Des Moines
Joseph J. Bartusek
Joseph
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Milwaukee
Richard Sanford
Fullerton
Calif
Immaculate Conception
Maurice Sheehy
Mt. Calvary
Kuba Funeral Home
Msgr. Sheehy
Cedar Rapids Woman Carrie Minor Dies After Brief Illness
Carrie Ola Minor of 123 Fifteenth Street SW Cedar Rapids lifelong resident died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at noon Monday after a brief illness. Born November 16 1890 in College township she leaves sisters Nora Minor and Emma Wilkinson both of Cedar Rapids. She belonged to Calvary Baptist church services set for 1 30 p m Thursday by Rev Don Anderson at Linwood. Turner chapel will receive friends until 9 p m Wednesday.
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Carrie Ola Minor
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
College Township
Nora Minor
Emma Wilkinson
Miss Minor
Calvary Baptist Church
Don Anderson
Linwood
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Marie Elliott at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Marie J. Elliott will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial is in Aspen Grove Cemetery, Burlington. Msgr. Maurice S. Sheehy and St. Ann's Circle will recite the rosary Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Monahan Funeral Home.
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Marie J. Elliott
Second Avenue SE
Immaculate Conception Church
Maurice S. Sheehy
Aspen Grove Cemetery
Burlington
Msgr. Sheehy
St. Ann’s Circle
Monahan Funeral Home
Services for Senor Jane Chap man
Services for Senor Jane Chap man will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church at 3 30 p m on Wednesday conducted by Rector D A Loferski Burial takes place at Oak Hill cemetery in Belle Plaine Friends may call at the Turner chapel until 10 a m Wednesday
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Senor
Jane Chapman
Second Avenue SF
St. John’s Episcopal Church
D. A. Loferski
Oak Hill Cemetery
Belle Plaine
Turner Chapel
Services for Frank W. Sramek in Arlington Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids native Frank W. Sramek died in Arlington Virginia on Sunday. Services will be held at 1 45 p m Thursday at the Arlington funeral home with burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Frank W. Sramek
Cedar Rapids
Arlington, Va
Arlington Funeral Home
Arlington National Cemetery
Anamosa Man Died of Cerebral Hemorrhage
Clare Sutton age 42 an employee of Anamosa Poultry and Egg Produce Company was found dead in a cell at the Jones county jail early Saturday the coroner said the death was caused by a massive right intra cerebral hemorrhage An inquest was held in Anamosa with jurors Charles Ween Gene Gordon and Leonard Wegman present.
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Anamosa
Jones County
Howard E. Campbell
Olin
Clare Sutton
Anamosa Poultry and Egg Produce Company
Marshall Bill Allen
Allen
Charles Ween
Gene Gordon
Leonard Wegman
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