Weather and notices mix from city Sunday readings
Sunday highs and lows listed for many cities with precipitation and a five day forecast noting above normal temperatures and little rain. The page includes police blotter items, births and obituaries, and funeral notices from multiple towns with service details.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Beaver
Dan York
Omaha T
Sapelos
Phoenix
Miam
Seattie HH
Speeding and traffic fines listed for several residents
Police division records show many residents from multiple streets and towns fined for speeding failing to have vehicle under control no license failing to yield and other violations with amounts ranging from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs. Names include Mary O Trinka Doris M Tracey Larry L Jones Lawrence L Lovell Betty A Waite Patrick L Oakley and others across SW NW SE and NE districts.
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Mary O. Trinka
Schaeffer
Doris M. Tracey
Reynolds Avenue
Larry L. Jones
Carter Street
Lawrence L. Lovell
Eleventh Street
Betty A. Waite
Twenty Sixth Street
Patrick L. Oakley
Mt. Vernon
William D. Boddicker
C Avenue
Lawrence C. Carolan
Newhall
John D. Waldrop
Vermont Street
Stanley E. Martinek
Blakely Boulevard
Edward T. Davis
Ellis Boulevard
Gerald N. LeGrand
Lisbon
Virgil R. Marek
Central City
Gene E. Quandt
Hiawatha
Ronald K. Waller
Thirtieth Street
Michael D. Dotson
Fifth Avenue
Richard L. Anderson
James W. Morgan
Twelfth Avenue SE
Julius Sanders
Eighteenth Street
Herman L. Debner
M Street
Joseph W. Eklofe
Twenty-eighth Street
Robin
Court actions on Hoffa appeal and Virginia interracial marriage case
The Supreme Court refused to review Hoffa related constitutional challenges while leaving open options for reconsideration. It agreed to rule on Virginia laws banning interracial marriage, with hearings possible this term. Also declined to review baseball antitrust immunity, affirming Wisconsin’s freedom to enforce state antitrust law in the Braves case.
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Hoffa
Stewart
High Court
Supreme Court
Virginia
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
See Iowa Photos Exhibit At Roosevelt Hotel
An exhibit of 20 color photos titled See Iowa opened Monday at the Roosevelt hotel for five days. The display features twenty-nine historical and scenic photos commissioned by the Iowa Development Commission tourism division and has toured Waterloo and Mason City, with planned showings in Davenport Council Bluffs Sioux City Red Oak and Ottumwa.
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Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Tourism and Travel Division
Iowa Development Commission
Waterloo
Mason City
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Red Oak
Ottumwa
Georgia Court Allows Election Continuance in Governor Tie
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that if no candidate wins a majority in the November 8 vote the general assembly must elect the governor from the top two finishers. Callaway led with 451,032 votes, Maddox had 448,598, Arnall 57,832. The decision follows an appeal by supporters seeking a runoff and notes the assembly's continued operation until May 1, 1968. Justice Harlan delivered the decision with a 7-2 vote and Justices Stewart and Fortas dissented.
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General Assembly
Francis Shackelford
Washington
Arthur Bolton
Thestate
Callaway
Maddox
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Supreme Court
Georgia Assembly
Driver on Tracks After Crash In Cedar Rapids
Dale Falr a 20 year old of 1129 Wiley Boulevard NW was arrested after his car left Route 74 at Covington and struck a guard post then ran onto Milwaukee Road railroad tracks. He was charged with failure to have his car under control and scheduled for court Monday before Bertram Justice Glenn Powers. He was not injured.
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Milwaukee Road
Bertram Justice of
Glenn Powers
Dale Falr
Wiley Boulevard
Covington
Falt
Obituary Notices for Hessenius and Christian in Iowa papers
John L Hessenius 45 of 4309 Winton Street NE died Saturday evening after a short illness. A Cherry Burrell sales rep and former Cedar Falls Refrigeration partner he was born May 5 1921 at Van Horne and was a WWII Navy veteran. Surviving wife Joann three daughters Judy Nancy Becky son John mother Mrs Marie Hessenius siblings and a brother. Services at Zion Lutheran Hiawatha 2 PM Tuesday burial Evergreen Cemetery Vinton. Frances Christian 66 of 80 Twenty second Avenue SW died Monday after a long illness. Born in Cedar Rapids in 1900 she was a retired Wilson Co employee. Surviving five sisters and a brother. Service Janeba Kuba Funeral Home 1:30 Wednesday burial Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 Monday.
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John L. Hessenius
Winton Street
Cherry-Burrell Corp
van Horne
Cedar Falls Refrigeration Co
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Vinton
Joann Braganton Hessinius
Judy
Nancy
Becky
John
Marie Hessenius
Kenneth Bracy
Lorraine James
Iowa Falls
Ted Barry
Towanda
Ill
Delmer
Zion Lutheran Church
Hiawatha
Gilbert F. Meseke
Evergreen Cemetery
Brush Chapel
Frances Christian
Twenty-second Avenue
Ort
Wilson & Co
Mary Christian
Tillie Harapot
Orville Beaner
Harry Christie
Donald Netolicky
Solon
Joseph Christian
Janeba-Kuba
Jerry Drahovzal
Czech National Cemetery
Elder Cedar Rapids resident Elsie Wiley Glime dies
Elsie Ethel Wiley Glime 1896 cedar Rapids resident and wife of Harry Glime died after a long illness Sunday Services at Turner chapel Tuesday 1 30 p m burial Cedar Memorial cemetery she was a Westminster Church member Surviving husband two daughters two sisters one brother and two grandchildren Friends may donate to Westminster Memorial fund
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Harry Glime
Waveland Drive
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. F. Grubhoffer
Robert Nunn
Elmer Ingels
D. D. France
Clinton
Charles F. Wiley
Hollandale
Fla
Turner Chapel
John P. Woods
H. L. Sunderman
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Memorial Fund
Westminster Church
Drexler Mary Olive 86 Died In Marion Nursing Home
Mary Olive Drexler 86 of 1400 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Monday in a Marion nursing home. Born August 13 1880 in Shellsburg she married John J. Drexler February 22 1922 in Central City. She lived in Central City about 75 years and was a nurse church member and Eastern Star Past Matron. Survived by sisters Mrs. George Crosby Mrs. Ray Brown and brother Clayton W. Toms all of Cedar Rapids. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Murdoch chapel Marion with Rev. J Richard Wagner. Interment Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call after 11 a.m. Tuesday at Murdoch chapel.
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Mary Olive Drexler
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Shellsburg
John J. Drexler
Central City
Drexler
First Congregational Church
Eastern Star
George Crosby
Ray Brown
Clayton W. Toms
Murdoch Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
Cedar Memorial Park
Murdoch
Cedar Rapids Man Bruce Alnutt Dies at 73
Bruce Alnutt 73 of 1215 Newcomb Court SE Cedar Rapids died Sunday. Born January 4 1893 in Chillicothe Missouri he married Ethel Louise Frances in Minneapolis. Retired from Wilson and Co he was a Mt Zion Baptist member. Surviving wife daughter Geraldine Miller Cedar Rapids brother Sam Alnutt Milwaukee two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services at Turner Chapel 3 Wednesday by Rev John S Thomas burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel until 2 30 p m Wednesday. Casket will not be opened after service.
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Bruce Alnutt
Newcomb Court SE
Cedar Rapids
Chillicothe
Ethel Louise Frances
Minneapolis
Wilson and Co
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Geraldine Miller
Sam Alnutt
Milwaukee
Turner Chapel
John S. Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Woman Florence Holley Dies After Brief Illness
Florence B Holley a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident and former Armstrongs employee died Sunday after a brief illness Born in Marquette Nebraska she was a Salem EUB church member Surviving sister Mrs Paul Gardner Atkins Memorial service at Turner chapel 10 30 Wednesday with Rev A F Frankhauser Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call chapel until 10 am Wednesday Casket will not be opened after service.
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Marquette, Neb
Salem Eub Church
Paul Gardner
Atkins
Turner Chapel
A. F. Frankhauser
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Memorial Services and Burials at Turner and Janeba Funeral Homes
Memorial services are planned for Lyman G. Smith at Turner chapel at 9 a.m. Tuesday with burial in Monmouth Ill. Friends may call until 9 p.m. Monday. Delmas Gray to be buried at Oak Hill cemetery with services at Turner chapel 10 30 a.m. Tuesday. Blanche Felter to be buried in Czech National cemetery with service at Janeba Kuba funeral home Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. with calling hours prior.
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Felter
Miss Blanche
Janeba-Kuba
William B. Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Ruby Tumor Spreads. Doctor Sees Little Hope
Sanford reports Ruby believes she feels better but doctors fear the Ruby tumor has spread widely and may be beyond cure. Physicians theorize the cancer’s primary source could be in the gastrointestinal tract, lung, or pancreas, with surgery or chemical and radiological treatment as options.
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Ruby
Sanford
Contract Extension at Downing Box Co
About 100 members of Local 436 of the Pulp Sulfide and Paper Mill Workers union are working under a contract extension at the Downing Box Co after their agreement expired last Wednesday. Union officials said no talks are scheduled and the extension runs to January 16.
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The
Downing Box Co
Return of Parts From Car Impounded By County Officials
An attorney for the station wagon owner seeks release of parts from the car held as evidence in a fatal hit and run on East Post road. The 1962 Chevrolet with headlight bumper and grille portion remains with the sheriff awaiting possible grand jury action. No charges have been filed.
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East Post Road
Linn County
Bertram
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Ed Beatty
Beatty
Powers
Gazette
District Court
Bishop Sheen Resigns as New York Auxiliary Bishop
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen steps down after 15 years as auxiliary bishop of the New York archdiocese. He bid farewell to 4,000 at St Patrick's Cathedral with his familiar sign off and will become Bishop of Rochester on Thursday. He thanked Cardinal Spellman for the chance to serve.
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New York
Fulton J. Sheen
New York Archdiocese
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Rochester
Sheen
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Life to Three In London Case
Harry Roberts a 30 year old ex convict Britain's most wanted man was convicted with two associates of the murder of three London police men last Aug 12 They were sentenced to life imprisonment.
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London
Harry Roberts
Britain
New York Killer Bought Rifle Hour Before Park Shoot
Gustave Williams, 29, a former mental patient, bought a 30 caliber rifle at 5 p.m. and opened fire in Times Square at 5 30 p.m. on Saturday, killing two bystanders Dorian Norton and Charles Linden Swan. He had recently left a Queens state hospital after voluntary admission and faced gunfire from police during the attack.
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New York
Gustave Williams
Times Square
Williams
Queens State Hospital
Upstate Troy
Willams
Bryant Park
Dorian Norton
Manhattan
Charles Linden Swan
Binghamton
N.Y
Hunt for Three Children Adrift Off California Coast
Coast guardsmen searched 80 miles south of San Francisco for three children adrift on a truck tire inner tube. The Santa Cruz sheriff's office relayed the SOS from Rio del Mar as a C 130 aircraft and a helicopter joined the hunt before being recalled due to low fuel. Flares and a 40 foot patrol boat aided the effort in a 20 square mile area.
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Coast
Pacific Ocean
Santa Cruz
Teen Driver Hits School Group Killing Two Children
A 19 year old driver rammed his car into 12 children on a path to school in Bay City Michigan. Two youngsters Kaleen Kennett six and Michael Lowe seven died. The driver Dale Brice Jackson of Sebewaing was arrested after the crash. Crossing guard Frank Causley recalled attempting to stop him.
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Mich
UPI
Dale Brice Jackson
Kaleen Kennett
Michael Lowe
Frank Causley
McManus Rules Firm Guilty in Infringement Suit
Federal Judge Edward J. McManus ruled that Evansdale Barco Corp and president John Barakat infringed Shell Oil Co patents and trademarks by producing the insecticide DDVP and marketing it as Vapona. The decision enjoins further manufacture and sale and upholds Shell’s patent claims while dismissing unfair competition claims.
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Edward J. McManus
Evansdale
Shell Oil Co
McManus
Barco Corp
John Barakat
Waterloo
Shell Co
Shell
Shell Oil
Judge Dismisses Butsavage Suit Over Cedar Rapids Machine
Judge McManus dismissed the case of Leo Paul Butsavage versus Iowa Manufacturing Co on the plaintiff s motion. The suit claimed damages for injuries from a machine made by the Cedar Rapids firm and was dropped after noting a related action based on the same accident is on file in a Pennsylvania court.
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McManus
Leo Paul Butsavage
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Butsavage
Cedar Rapids
Pennsylvania
Menon to Run as Independent in Indian Parliamentary Vote
Former Indian Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon plans to enter parliament as an independent after Congress declined to nominate him. Friends in Bombay report the decision follows the party's rejection and notes offices operate daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sunday.
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Bombay
India
V. Kk. Krishna Menon
Congress Party
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