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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1952

Page

11

Steady Tone On Monday Livestock Estimates

Chicago reports unofficial salable livestock estimates with cattle 18 000 hogs 14 000 sheep 6 000. Hogs receipts 300 nominally steady with ranges around 16 85 to 19 79. Cattle receipts 300 steady with steer prices 10 to 37 and cows 13 to 17 50. Sheep receipts 100 steady with lumpy price bands 16 to 22 50. Omaha and Ottumwa data follow with varied bids and weights.

Chicago INS Chicago Livestock Chicago Omaha Livestock Omaha Mayi Iowa Des U.S U.S. Choice

Navy Hastily Tones Down Kimball Talk Amid Interservice Row

Navy officials trimmed two paragraphs of a speech by Navy Secretary Kimball after Air Force critics questioned unification. The altered lines defend the four service structure and stress each branch needs its own weapons. The event followed Navy League dinner remarks and a public notice of hearings in Cedar Rapids and Linn County Iowa.

Dean W. Dittmer Washington Navy Dan A. Kimball Air Force Defense Department American Legion Relations Defense Robert 4. Lovett Kimbell Jones Witwo Dwight D. Eisenhower Gilpatric Waterloo Hogs Waterloo Linn Gannte Jerald Kelso Leo Kelso Uala Seid County Navy League Los Cedar Raplds Iowa Arthur Axmear James E Patterson Roswell L. Gilpatric Marine Army W. I. Air Force Kimball Marine Corps Armed ‘Services Congress

Woman Defends Self Wins Two Traffic Cases in Des Moines

Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Norwalk defended herself in Des Moines municipal court and won both traffic cases. Case one involved overtime parking on Oct. 20. a car issue and mechanic search led to dismissal. Case two cited no parking in a zone. a temporary sign obscured by a post prompted dismissal.

Des Moines Elizabeth Johnson Norwalk Don Tidrick Johnson Tidrick

Verion Reton Has Baton Rouge and New Orleans Visit

Verion Reton and Mrs Phelps returned from a trip to Baton Rouge where they visited their nephew Eugene D Travis and his wife and also spent time in New Orleans. On the way home they stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs A Summers in Conesville. In Tennessee Mr and Mrs W S Anglin returned home from Milan where Mr Anglin’s father R S Anglin is recovering from illness. Birthday Party Honors Granddaughter Sheryl Clemans with sixteen girls attending.

Reton Louisiana L. M. Phelps Baton Rouge Eugene D. Travis Tennessee Mr. Land W. S. Anglin Milan Tena Mr. Anglin R. 5. Anglin Vernic Clemans Sheryl Clemans

Newmans Visit Marion as Turner Hospitalized

Georgia couple Mr and Mrs Ray Newman of Savannah arrive in Marion to see Mrs Turner's parents Mr and Mrs Owen Turner who is recovering from a hip fracture at St Luke s hospital The Newman visit also includes Mr and Mrs Marvin A Edison Newmans brother in law and sister Married couple Valetta Bleedner and Jack Schroeder wed Mildress A Titus justice of the peace at the Titus home witnessed by the bride s parents Mr and Mrs Charles La Kese of Marion

Georgia Juests Ray Newman Savannah Marion Valetta Bleedner Cedar Rapids Jack Schroeder Mildress A. Titus Titus Charles la Kese Imarion

Marion area church week schedule and events

Marion Churches Baptist lists Bible school at 9 45 morning worship with communion at 10 45 senior and junior youth groups at 6 15 p m junior young people picnic Monday 6 15 p m Camp Fireboard meets Tuesday choir rehearsal Wednesday prayer service 8 deacons meeting 8 30 St Joseph s Catholic Mass times 6 8 and 10 a m Christian church notes Women s day and missions led by named members family night potluck and a film program free luncheon by the Christian Women s Fellowship speaker Leonard Sammon Iowa state representative Ramsey Memorial home and Child Saving Institute Evangelistic services 7 30 p m Cottage prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m Women s Missionary Society.

Susan Sanborn James P. Gable Youth of the Trinity St. James -Methodist Churchines Bracelet Missionary Baptist Fifth Avenue Harry B. Hales C. V. R. de Jong Leland Auld Westminster Fellowship Dwight D. Hastings Spiritual Life Group Ithe Council of Churches of Cedar Rapids Marion Central Park Presbyterian Church Dr. Bonting Holland Coggon Dee St Paul's Zutheran Dubuque John Coney Carl T. Wuerffel Sun Walday Holy Dubuque Shellsburg Prairie Chapel H. D. Green Harold Murray Seventh Day Church of God Sixth Street Ninth Avenue Baptist Charles Moore Bible School St. Joseph’s T. J. Me

Student fined for reckless drive to Old Capitol Steps

Jerry S. Holland of Ames was fined 52.59 dollars after telling Police Judge Emil G. Trott he drove to the east steps of the Old Capitol on the University of Iowa campus to pass time. Authorities said he drove in a reckless manner.

Iowa City Emil G. Trott Old Capital University of Iowa Jerry S. Holland Ames Old Capitol Trott Holland

American Children Play Santa in Nuernberg

American schoolchildren in Nuernberg took on Santa Claus roles Saturday during a local event. The playful activity brought festive cheer to the community and showcased youth participation in holiday traditions.

Santa Nuernberg Santa Claus

Beardsley Urges Mailing State Income Tax Forms

Gov William S Beardsley and State Comptroller Glenn D Sarsfield conclude budget hearings urging the tax commission to mail income tax return forms to taxpayers matching federal practice. Lauterbach said requests for funds were denied. Beardsley promised support upon resubmission.

Des Moines William S. Beardsley Glenn D. Sarsfield Beardsley The Tax Commission Martin Leuterbach Commission Executive Council Lauterbach Supreme Court Fair Board

Woman 75 Killed After Being Struck by Truck

Mrs. Marietta Cherry 75 of Ruthven formerly Lake Fork was killed Friday when a truck on route 54 struck her. The driver Claude Litterly said he swerved as she moved into the path, but her head hit the vehicle. In Indianola Vera Meyr 21 of Jackson Mo died in a crash ten miles southeast of town when the car she rode in failed to turn and rolled over, landing in a field. driver John B. Conner 26 escaped serious injury.

Lake Fork Marietta Cherry Ruthven Claude Litterly Pulaski Indianola UPJ Vera Meyr Jackson Here Warren County John Taylor Miss Meyr John BE. Conner

Blue Baby Flown for Heart Condition Study

A six week old infant, Allen Robert Waite, was flown from Spencer to University Hospitals in Iowa City for further study of a congenital heart defect that limits oxygen to body tissues. The child, born at Spencer Hospital, has relied on an incubator and oxygen since birth.

University Hospitals Spencer Town City Allen Robert Waite David Waiter Royal Sue Johnson Spencer Hospital University ‘Hospitals Iowa City

Law Sought To Force Garbage Fee Payment In Muscatine

Muscatine City Attorney Robert K. Stohr plans talks with county lawmakers on a proposed law to allow cities to assess delinquent garbage fees as taxes. The measure aims to fund the sanitation department after residents fail to pay the 75 cent monthly charge, which undermines monthly collections. Stohr will discuss introducing a bill with State Senator Herman B Lord and Rep. W. C. Hendrix.

Robert K. Stohr Muscatine Muscatine County Stohr Herman B Lord Muspenne W. C. Hendrix Otts

James H Maurer 69 Dies at Tipton Home

James H Maurer 69 former Cedar county supervisor and retired road contractor died early Saturday at his Tipton home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife a son James H Maurer Jr of Fort Dodge and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. in Sheets funeral home with burial at Masonic cemetery.

Tipton James H. Maurer Cedar County James H. Maurer, Jr Fort Dodge Sheets Funeral Home Masonic Cemetery

Outstanding Scot Adamson To Be Feted

Iowa City director William L. Adamson of the all girls Highlanders bagpipe band will receive the Lord Elgin award at the 107th Feast of the Haggis in Chicago. The ceremony honors his role in strengthening American Scottish ties after the band's Scotland visit. The event features Drum Major Mary Lou Mortensen and 30 band members as part of a 1,500-diner program to aid Riverside home for elderly Scots. Des Moines and Iowa City attendees include Lord Provost James Miller. The band plans to march in the March of Dimes campaign in Springfield on January 9.

Iowa City William L. Adamson University of Iown Lord Elgin Chicago Conrad Hilton Hotel Adamson John ¢. Clasper St. Andrew Society of Illinois Scotland Bobby Thomson Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Mary Lou Mortensen Des Moines Heather Queen Riverside Land of the Lochs Glens Mortensen Iowa Caledonia Springfield Highlanders Kay McNamara Anamosa Mary Sachs Earlville Eunice Achenbach Lisbon Arlene Allan Manchester Ruth Ashton Jane Condon Mary Elizabeth Seinfelder Marilyn Menzil Marcia Raffensperger Gwen Scales Barbara Wick Jane Woodburn

Woman Speeder Takes Police for Bandits in Dash

Mrs Ray McDonald of Peosta explains outrunning officers in an 85 mile an hour chase to a judge. She says she thought the cops were robbers carrying cash and checks. McDonald pled innocent to speeding before Justice J Edward Whelan with a decision due Monday. The pursuit began Sunday with a squad car, but she eluded officers at Peosta after a second takeoff. She claimed their car did not resemble a police vehicle.

Faye Mugge Sells Steer for 1580 at Chicago Show

Fifteen year old Faye E Mugge sold her steer Shorty, junior champion of the International Livestock Exposition, for 1580 to New City Packing Co. in Chicago. The 1040 pound Aberdeen Angus fetched 159 per pound, below last year's price and a record set in 1949. Faye plans to save the money for college at Iowa State. Elmer Latt of Rockford Ill won the professional sheep shearing championship and 100 dollars. 300 scholar prize went to Robert Welsh of Richwood Ohio in the 4 H sheep contest.

Chicago Faye E. Mugge Faye Shorty New City Packing Co Bismarck Hotel Cleghorn Kansas City Iowa State College Elmer Latt Rockford Latt Enous Joe Loormans Scottsbluff Neb John Willier Bloomfield Robert Welsh Richwood Ohio Harley Sutherlin Cloverdale Ind

Federal Judge Drops Tax Evasion Charges Against Two Pittsburgh Men

Federal Judge William F. Riley dismissed narcotics tax evasion charges against Joseph Torquato and Richard Mayfair. Mayfair was rearrested on a separate state narcotics possession charge, while Torquato remains held on a Pennsylvania narcotics charge. The court found no proof of a transfer of narcotics on which a tax would be payable.

DES Moines William F. Riley Pittsburgh Riley Joseph Torquato Richard Mayfair Acquitta Mayfair Torquato Pennsylvania

Indictments In Raid On Des Moines Key Club

Polk County grand jury indicted four for liquor nuisance and Tewn Hquor control act violations linked to a September 6 raid on the Warrior key club. William D. Quinn and Ruth Quinn, James L. Brewer and Dessie Brewer face charges. John Richard Garland indicted for second degree murder. Felix Adolph Williams charged with two counts of robbery with aggravation.

DES Moines INS Pete ‘Lee Lee Polk County William D. Quinn Warrior Club Ruth James L. Brewer Brewer Dessie John Richard Garland Garland Mamie Felix Adolph Williams Williams East Side

Tax School Attendance Tops Seven Hundred Seventy Five

Des Moines Iowa Attendance at the thirteenth annual tax school sponsored by the Iowa State Bar Association was estimated at 775. Attendees studied estate tax problems with remarks by Willard Pedrick Northwestern University and remarks by Paul Farrier First National Bank Chicago and Howard Johnson Security National Bank Sioux City on executors liability and tax rules.

Des Moines INS Iowa State Bar Association Dool Willard H. Fedrick Chicago Pedrick Northwestern School of Law First National Bank of Chicago Paul J. Farrier Howard L. Johnson Security National Bank Sioux City

Des Moines Minister and Family Flee Fire Damage Set at 5000

The Des Moines fire forced Rev. Keith Hammond 29 his wife Georgia and children Barbara 2 and Dick 4 to flee. The blaze at Bethel Community church pastor's home caused 5000 in damage with some furniture saved. The overnight fire started while the couple were getting dressed.

Des Moines INS Keith Hammond Bethel Community Church Georgia Barbara

Youth Escapes From Keokuk City Jail

Orin Rhodes a 20 year old of Keokuk escaped from the Keokuk city jail Friday night while held on an a w o l charge. Police said he tore a hole in the floor and slipped to the basement to make his getaway.

Keokuk Keokuk Orin Rhodes Keokuk A.w.o.l Keokuk City Rhodes

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