Weather and notices from Daily Record brief
Precipitation readings vary across cities with no significant rainfall expected this weekend. Forecast cloudy with rising temperatures through Sunday. highs around 30s, lows in mid 20s to low 30s by Sunday. Speeding and improper parking fines issued. multiple divorce decrees listed along with several fire and police alerts and local births.
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Den
New York
Duluth
L. Aggeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Named President of High Twelve Club in New Election
Hoyt Thomas Friday noon was elected president of the High Twelve club a luncheon group for Masons Other officers include Clifton Parker first vice president John Gaston second vice president Alex Sampson secretary treasurer Jay Hesser sergeant at arms Clark A Beems publicity secretary and Harold Millhiser international representative Don G Isett was elected to the board of directors Officers to be installed Jan 7.
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Hoyt Thomas
High Twelve Club
Clifton Parker
John Gaston
Alex Sampson
Jay Hesser
Clark A. Beems
Harold Millhiser
Don G. Isett
Local Obituaries List Rounds Across Cities
The notice summarizes multiple deaths and funeral arrangements. Quasqueton Hammond Hoover 78 dies and services set at Union church Sunday. Central City Mrs R R Hatch dies. services Saturday Federated church. Tama Joseph Bartos 79 died. services Friday at Harrison's funeral home. Waukon Mrs Minnie Weber 81 dies. burial in Chicago. Earlville Will Tinkey 74 dies. burial at Cedar Falls. Anamosa James McMurrin 92. body to Smykil Goettsch funeral home. Independence Mrs Liza Foreman 89. services Saturday Troy Mills Methodist church. body at Peoples funeral home.
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Quasqueten
Hammond Hoover
Union Church
Central City
R. R. Hatch
Federated Church
Tama
Joseph Bartos
Harrison’s
Waukon
Minnie Weber
Chicago
Earlville
Will Tinkey
Cedar Falls
Anamosa
James McMurrin
Methodist Church
Smykil- Goettsch
Independence
Liza Foreman
Troy Mills Methodist Church
Peoples Funeral Home
City Briefs Rounded Up From Local Notices
William J Barron returns from a 10 day business trip to Chicago. Evangelical United Brethren church services led by Rev Lyle K Anderson Sunday 9 30 am sermon God in the Midst of Us church school 10 30 am youth groups 7 30 pm. Wagon sled scooter and skate gifts in demand. Cedar Stamp club elects Louis B Cullman president James Roberts vice president Millard Barnett secretary treasurer Aldrich Kremeneck sergeant at arms new board Norman Hatton Robert Stahl Norman Erickson
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Shueyville
Lyle K. Anderson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Stamp Club
The
Cedar Stamp Club
Louis B. Cullman
James Roberts
Millard Barnett
Aldrich Kremeneck
Norman Hatton
Robert Stahl
Norman Erickson
Family Too Large Infant Slaying Shocks Michigan Town
In Sonia Michigan a mother of nine Elizabeth Hart 45 slashed her 15 month old daughter Gladys throat and then wounded herself saying our family was too large Prosecutor Flint Watt will seek a murder warrant and sanity exam Hart is expected to recover from knife wounds Gladys died en route to a doctor.
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Sonia
Mich
Richard Dodes
Flint Watt
Elizabeth Hart
Gladys
Divorce Denied to Triems by Judge Philbrick
Judge Floyd Philbrick denied Ralph H. Triem and Orla Thue Triem a divorce and dismissed both the petition and the cross petition for separate maintenance due to insufficient grounds. The Triems married in Fargo North Dakota on June 16, 1930 and reside at 1964 B avenue with a 15 year old.
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Floyd Philbrick
Ralph H. Triem
Orla Thue Triem
Triems
Fargo
N. D
B Avenue
Thompson Will Admitted to Probate of Cedar Rapids Principal
The will of Laura E. Thompson died December 4 was admitted to probate Thursday. The Peoples Bank and Trust Company named executor without bond. Bequests include a bedroom suite to Mildred Woodburn a desk to Albert Sindelar for his son Robert others to Henrietta Bures and the remainder to the Eastern Star home Boone. The home is asked to pay Nora Bishop Thompson Modesta California $25 a month for life.
Brinkman Insulation Company Sues Smith For 154 Dollars
The Brinkman Insulation Co. Friday sued Leo J. Smith for 154 dollars alleged due on an account dated December 4 1947. Emil Starits 34 of 1003 Third Street SW Friday pleaded innocent to a drunk driving charge after a Cedar Rapids arrest last Saturday.
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Brinkman Insulation Company
Friday
Leo J. Smith
Emil Starits
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Look at Art Professor Says and Youll Like It
Northwestern art professor Thomas M. Folds says the public misreads art because few take time to analyze a single painting. He argues modern tastes are confused and education has largely ignored visual arts, leaving people ignorant of art.
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Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Thomas M. Folds
Folds
Andy the orangutan writes at Bronx Zoo typewriter
Andy the orangutan mocked a behavior study by typing a note at the Bronx Zoo. Researchers described animal social patterns across species while Andy cooly vented at scientists and warned about papers from the orangutan ladies.
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Dr. Riess
Andy
Riess
New Invention Freezes Ice Balls-Not Cubes
Denver inventor Harry Moll unveils a rubber tray that turns water into spherical ice balls in a mechanical fridge. The balls melt slowly and make less noise, offering gentler cold for bags and glasses, with playful uses when guests grow dull.
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Denver
INS
Weather Bureau
Harry Moll
Moll
Schacht Faces Fresh Nazi Trial in Germany
The Stuttgart denazification ministry plans to retry Hjalmar Schacht, Hitler’s ex minister of economics, after an eight year sentence was set aside on appeal. U.S. authorities express hands off stance while Stuttgart’s governor hails the retrial as a step to erase Nazi taint. Schacht, now elderly, has endured multiple prosecutions since 1944 and remains a controversial figure in postwar Germany.
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Stuttgart
Theodore Hall
Schacht
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Reichsbank
Walter Funk
Flossenburg
Nuernberg
Jury to hear Linn Benton case on station wagon attack
Charges against the Lockharts and Porter stem from an incident in Linn county and Benton county where a station wagon was overturned and three tires slashed. Judge Thompson set bonds and criticized vigilantism while emphasizing the law and property rights. He warned that breaking strikes to force work is illegal and un-American.
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Eckhart
Mrs. H. S. Clang
Frank Struve
Vinton
Lockharts
Porter
Benton County
Atkins
Linn County
Thompson
Thomas Lockhart
Gershwin Tunes Gain Popularity in Berlin
In Berlin, Gershwin works such as Rhapsody in Blue and An American in Paris drew large crowds at Titania Hall. Conductor Sergiu Celibidache led the Berlin Philharmonics in a concert blending symphonic jazz with modern American pieces. AFN broadcasts helped boost his appeal among Berlin youth and critics noted mixed reception.
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Berlin
America
George Gershwin
Paris
Sergiu Celibidache
Berlin Philharmonics
Titania Hall
Germany
Paul Whiteman
American Forces Radio
AFN
Irving coinage earliest use of almighty dollar in 1837
Washington Irving is credited with coining the phrase almighty dollar in 1837, marking an early literary origin of the popular expression about money's power.
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Washington Irving
Capital Treatment Of Negro Rapped By Civic Leaders
A national committee on segregation in Washington says treatment of Negroes here stains America's freedom image. The 87 member panel notes widespread housing, job, theater, restaurant, church and park segregation with a ghetto belt around the White House. It urges national action citing Eleanor Roosevelt and Humphrey among supporters.
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Washington
America
Horatio Alger
George N. Shuster
Hunter College
New York
G. Bromley Oxnam
Marshall Field
Palmer Hoyt
Melvyn Douglas
Helen Hayes
James B. Carey
Walter Reuther
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eleanor Roosevelt
Joseph D. Lohman
University of Chicago
Washington Real Estate Board
White House
Gravedigger Recants Claim Of Philadelphia Murder
Former gravedigger Herbert L. Bulembo admitted the murder tale he told on Friday was "all a dream" after police questioned him. He had claimed to beat writer Kathryn Meller to death when her rebuff led him to flee the city. Jury had convicted Bayard Jenkins in the case, with a new-trial motion pending.
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Saginaw
Philadelphia
Herbert L. Bulembo
Arnold R. Berg
Gulembo
Pennsylvania
Kathryn Meller
Bayard J. Jenkins
Meller
Frying Pan Backfires In Tacoma Kitchen
Yvonne Corbett planned roasts and placed a hot frying pan into cold sink water. The ensuing explosion damaged the kitchen, totaling about $100 in repairs.
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Tacoma
Wash
Yvonne Corbett
Spies Val Testimony Blocked By Senate Committee
The committee backed Mundt as he rejected Campbell's request to bar testimony in possible criminal trials and to restrict disclosure of investigation info. Campbell complained of premature publicity while Mundt warned that yielding could paralyze future congressional investigations.
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Campbell
Mundt
R-S.d
Clark
United States Congress
Death of local Chandler Company foreman Joseph F. Kucera
Joseph F. Kucera 69 of 1302 Tenth Street NW died in a Cedar Rapids hospital from injuries suffered in an Oct. 13 accident. Born in Bohemia March 15, 1879 he came to Cedar Rapids 67 years ago and worked 53 years for the Chandler Company. Survived by wife Helen Petras Kucera daughter Helen Jo of Santa Barbara Calif son Leo of Cedar Rapids two sisters and two brothers and two grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. Brush chapel burial Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Joseph F. Kucera
Tenth Street
Chandler Company
Cedar Rapids
Bohemia
Prokop Velky Lodge
C. SA
Helen Petras Kucera
Helen Jo
Santa Barbara
Calif
Leo
Anna Bednashek
Mt. Vernon
Frances Savel
Frank
Emil
Marion
Brush Chapel
Marion H. Williams
Bohemian National Cemetery
Infant Michael Heaton Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Private services were held in Turner chapel for Michael Bryant Heaton infant son of Edwin L. Heaton and wife of Fairfax. He died in a Cedar Rapids hospital on Thursday. Survived by parents two brothers Edwin Heaton Jr and David Mitchell Heaton at home grandparents Mr and Mrs Dave Williams Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Ralph Heaton Fairfax and a great grandmother in Norway Europe.
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Michael Bryant Heaton
Edwin L. Heaton
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Edwin Heaton, Jr
David Mitchell Heaton
Dave Williams
Ralph Heaton
Norway
Europe
Remembering Richard Ross Morrison dies at 18
Richard Ross Morrison 18 son of Mr and Mrs Ross H Morrison 3015 E avenue NE Cedar Rapids died at 5 20 am Friday after brief illness He was born February 24 1930 in Cedar Rapids Survived by two brothers Lynn and Dennis Morrison and grandparents H A Morrison L W Winslow Mrs John Schnor of Pasadena Services 1 30 pm Monday Turner chapel Rev J Arthur Young Kenwood Methodist church burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Richard Ross Morrison
Ross H. Morrison
E Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Lynn
Dennis Morrison
H. A. Morrison
L. W. Winslow
John Schnor
Pasadenia
Turner Chapel
J. Arthur Young
Kenwood Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Girl Audrey Patchin Dies After Illness
Audrey Jean Patchin 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Patchin Cedar Rapids route 3 died at home at 1 15 am Friday after a brief illness born March 26 1935 in Cedar Rapids Survived by sister Lorna Patchin at home member of Bertram Methodist church services 3 30 pm Saturday Turner chapel burial Campbell cemetery Friends may call
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Audrey Jean Patchin
Arthur Patchin
Cedar Rapids
Lorna Patchin
Bertram Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Campbell Cemetery
Services for Etta L. Whiting in Turner chapel Saturday
Etta L. Whiting widow of James M. Whiting former Cedar Rapids resident died Thursday in Moline. Turner chapel to conduct services at 1 30 p.m. Saturday by Rev. H K Galloway. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery Central City. Friends may call at chapel.
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Etta L. Whiting
James Monroe Whiting
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Turner Chapel
H. K. Galloway
Oak Hill Cemetery
Central City
SixYearOld Cowboy Runs His Own Cattle in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming reports six year old Fred De Witt Boice III owns his own cattle and brand. He is the youngest member of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association and rides across the 22 000 acre PO ranch 12 miles north of Cheyenne. He began school this year and has already joined in multiple roundups, continuing a four generation ranching tradition.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Fred de Witt Boice III
Fred
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
PO Ranch
Fred Boice
Boice
Youthful Plane Stowaway Nabbed on Flight to Detroit
Luther McCoy an 18 year old who hid on a Northwest Airlines DC 4 from Anchorage to Minneapolis was identified by authorities. He had married at 15 in Detroit and drove a taxi to Alaska before attempting to reach Detroit. He was turned over to Minneapolis detectives for potential juvenile handling as airline staff arranged his eventual fate.
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Minneapolis
Detroit
Northwest Airlines
Alaska
Luther McCoy
Anchorage
NWA
McCoy
Edmonton
M. K. Johnson
Teen Agers Explain Atom Basics in Philadelphia Exhibit
Brookhaven lab manager K Phillips Kallman brings a traveling atomic exhibit to Franklin Institute showing teens teaching parents about atoms. The interactive display uses frogs, Geiger counters, film, and a push button model of a uranium pile to illustrate radioactivity, fission, and chain reactions.
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K. Phillips Kallman
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Kallman
Brookhaven Nuclear Fission Laboratory
Upton
N. Y
Brookhaven
Associated Universities, Inc
Eastern Universities
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Write-In Joke Makes New Constable in Kansas City
Harry O. Tinklepaugh received four write-in votes from Rent Edwards and then won the constable position when 61 write-ins were tallied for the office with no official candidates. He joked about adding a red light and siren to his car as a token celebration.
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Kansas City
Kan
Harry O. Tinklepaugh
Tinklepaugh
Rent Edwards
Constable
Edwards
Bears sighted near Moscow suburbs
Two bears were reported in the Moscow suburbs according to Evening Moscow. The bears reportedly roam from three nearby forests Besegonsky Maksatikhinsky and Volgodsky in search of berries with hibernation typical begins in November in this region.
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Moscow
Besegonsky
Maksatikhinsky
Volgodsky
Family Keeps Control Of Haywood Legislative Seat
Grover C. Davis wins re election to North Carolina House seat for Haywood County continuing a family lineage that first held the post in 1846 with Andrew Ferguson. His grandfather F. M. Davis and father J. S. Davis previously served, and Davis says he ran to keep the family records straight.
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Waynesville
N. C
Grover C. Davis
Haywood
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Davis
Andrew Ferguson
F. M. Davis
J. S. Davis
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