Death of Thomas H. Hatt noted in Marion and Cedar Rapids
Thomas H. Hatt, a Marion native who graduated in 1938, died Sunday in Iselin New Jersey. Survived by wife Beatrice Papaleoll two sons two grandchildren and siblings Vince Jack Harry Mrs Sam Walker and Helen Cooper. Services set for Thursday at St Finbar's Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Thomas H. Hatt
Iselin
N. J
Hatt
Beatrice Papaleoll
Vince
Jack
Harry
Burlington
Sam Walker
Helen Cooper
St. Finbar’s Church
Brooklyn
First Day on Job for New Marion City Manager
Fred L. Day began his first day as Marion city manager on Monday. He previously held the post in Lexington Nebraska before moving to Marion this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Marion
Fred L. Day
Lexington
Neb
Marion police probe $315 safe theft at station
Marion police investigate an apparent larceny from a local service station. R and G Apeo reported the theft of $315 from a locked safe Sunday while the station was open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
R and G Apeo
South Eleventh Street
Schaben Pushes End to Food and Drug Tax
Iowa City State Senator James Schaben D Earling announced plans to cosponsor a bill removing the state sales tax on food and prescription drugs. He cited potential family savings of 100 to 150 dollars annually for a family with several children and suggested replacing the revenue with corporate income tax adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
James Schaben
Earling
South Vietnamese push into Kien Duc risks ambush trap
South Vietnamese infantry entered Kien Duc to retake the town as North Vietnamese artillery and massed reinforcements pressed from higher ground. The government said 40 PAVN troops and four T-54 tanks were destroyed while three government battalions held positions around the town.
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Saigon
Kien Duc
Highlands
Gia Nghia
Furnace Fire Injures Man In Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids man, Robert Cage, 22, suffered minor facial and neck burns while lighting a faulty furnace Sunday night. He was treated at Mercy hospital and released. Fire department says damage was limited to the furnace and a glass pane.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Cage
Ninth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Two Cedar Rapids Men Charged in Purses Theft
Delbert Price aged 24 and John Lamb aged 20, both of 3420 Oakland Road NE, Cedar Rapids, face three counts of larceny each for allegedly stealing three purses at Meth-Wick Manor, 1224 Thirteenth Street NW, on Saturday night.
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Cedar Rapids
Delbert Price
Oakland Road
John Lamb
Meth- Wick Manor
Thirteenth Street
Sinking of Wisconsin Recounts Broadcast from Tokyo
Thirty years ago Tokyo radio reported the sinking of the U S battleship Wisconsin during a sea battle off Bougainville. The vessel had been launched four days earlier and was not yet commissioned into service.
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Tokyo
U.S
Wisconsin
Bougainville
Alimony Protester Seeks Legal Reform After Picketing
Dr. Phillip Hall a pediatrician jailed in an alimony dispute says he has received over 1000 supportive messages since his release. He plans to push for a coordinated national effort to update divorce laws, arguing current laws ignore the trauma to children and noting most responders are divorced men seeking changes.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Phillip Hall
Hall
Hail
Unnoted Debs scrapbooks yield letters to socialist leader
Ned A. Bush curator of the Debs Foundation reports three unnoted scrapbooks kept by Eugene W. Debs widow contain letters to Debs from Clarence Darrow and literary figures Theodore Dreiser Carl Sandburg and Edgar Lee Masters. The scrapbooks span 1887 to 1936, uncovered during a decade long review of Debs material.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene W. Debs
Debs
Clarence Darrow
Theodore Dreiser
Carl Sandburg
Edgar Lee Masters
Cell TV Monitor Prevents Prisoner Suicide Attempt
Iowa City police credited jail cell television monitoring with stopping 37 year old Robert Potter from hanging himself with a sweater tied to cell bars. Potter had been arrested after a high speed chase from Iowa City to Riverside and taken to the city station before the attempt. The man was cut down by officers and sent to University Hospital for examination before being released to state parole authorities.
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Iowa City
Robert Potter
Riverside
Potter
Burlington
Linda Barnhart
University Hospitals
Waterloo Woman Accused of Theft
Ruth A. Duke, 24, of Waterloo, arrested Saturday night and charged with grand larceny and resisting execution of process. Police say she took two rifle scopes valued at $42.60 and a $4.60 purse from Kmart East at 180 Collins Road NE and gave false information when questioned.
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Ruth A. Duke
Waterloo
Kmart
Collins Road
Man Arrested Inside McKesson Building
Cedar Rapids man Roger D. Johnson 19 of 383 Twenty-first Street SE was charged with breaking and entering after police found him inside the McKesson and Robins building at 900 Second Street SE. Entry was gained by breaking a window pane on a door.
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Cedar Rapids
McKesson & Robins
Second Street
Roger D. Johnson
Twenty-first Street
Bolivia Crisis Deepens as Hostages Face Pressure
Ten years ago a clash between Bolivia's government and communist tin miners intensified as four Americans and seventeen others remained held hostage. Negotiations stalled with the government pressing for release while miners' leaders demanded concessions amid rising tensions.
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Bolivia
Ford Says Nixon Still Has No Intention of Resigning
Vice president Gerald Ford states there is no evidence justifying Nixon impeachment or resignation and urges swift House Judiciary action. He confirms Nixon has no plan to quit while vowing full disclosure of finances and taxes and noting plans to donate San Clemente home after both Nixon and his wife pass away.
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Ford
Nixon
Washington
UPI
House
Committee On Judiciary
Congress
San Clemente
Iowa hospital unveils $350000 EMS-Scanner brain X-ray
The University of Iowa hospitals begin using a revolutionary EMS-Scanner X-ray machine, one of five in the nation. Dr. James Christie says it provides far more brain tissue information with less radiation and distress, as the device scans the brain and projects results for analysis.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
United States
James Christie
Department of Radiology
EMI Limited
Middlesex
England
Christie
Wishful Holiday Ratings in the Want Ads
A lighthearted note invites readers to browse the Want Ads for easy Christmas shopping with stress free options. It promises helpful picks and tempting deals to simplify seasonal buying.
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Thomas Hatt
YMCA
Marion Branch
Lions
Lions Evening Club
Indian House
Clarence James
Weyerhaeuser Corporation
Kiwanis
Hiawatha Trails Kiwanis Club
Joe Rinas
Santa
City Square Park
PEO
Edwin Carstens
Twelfth Avenue
C. J. Smith
Marion Independent Board of Education
Starry School
Planning and Zoning Commission
Mid America
Linn-Mar High School
Warner Brothers
Linn-Mar Boosters Club
The
Original
Iowa
8Th Ave
Rich Etscheidt
Newhall
Bill Hungerford
Hone
Jess Fauchier
Schaben
End
Red
George Clark
Dev Angel
Michael
McKesson Building
ABC
U. Hospitals
Henry
16Th Ave
Morris
Say
Morris Decoratin
Lindale Plaza
Aluminum
School” Easel
Fran
Atoo
A Division of
Morris Industries, Inc
Onzette
10Th Street
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