Neighborhood and club notices fill city briefing
City officials attend a 7 30 meeting at Jane Boyd Community house. Numerous ads list weekly events at Bavarian House Embassy club Olivet Nazarene College and Montrose hotel with speakers on urban renewal resuscitation and Negroes problems. Also notes dean's list and petty theft totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
Canopus Club
Embassy Club
City Plan Commission
Sertoma Club
Mike Kenney
Tchula, Miss
University of Iowa
Montrose Hotel
Bankrupt Notices and Local Advertisements Sparkle in Cascade
A hospital thank you note blends with a bankruptcy entry for Mr Skarstad and Mrs Huhndorf at Bavarian House Springville. Skarstad lists 458 as exempt while assets total 958. He now works as a field representative for the Iowa Employment Security Commission. His bankruptcy cites the Launidromat business failure in Cascade as the sole reason. Also noted are a First Presbyterian church Christmas play and Christmas Cherry Plants offered by Piersons Florists with Free delivery in Marion.
Judge Denies UPW 46 Motions to Dismiss in Union Case
Federal District Judge Edward J. McManus denied the motion to dismiss an injunction suit against United Packinghouse Workers Local 46 in Waterloo. A hearing was set for January 5 at 9 30 a.m. on the NLRB petition alleging unfair labor practices by union members. Four new bankruptcy petitions appeared in court listing debts and assets for Thomas C. and Jeanette Young and Roy Leonard and Marian L. Skarstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPW
United Packinghouse Workers Union Local 46
Waterloo
Edward J. McManus
McManus
National Labor Relations Board
Thomas C
Jeanette Young
Assembly Line
B Street
Roy Leonard
Marian L. Skarstad
Center Street
Marion Kubalek given suspended sentence for bad check
Marion M Kubalek 21 of Marion received a 30 day suspended jail term on a charge of false uttering of a check for a $3.51 bad check passed at a Cedar Rapids service station on November 20 1963. Municipal Judge Howard McLaughlin imposed the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion M. Kubalek
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Howard McLaughlin
Two Cedar Rapids Women Hurt in Weekend Crash
Two Cedar Rapids women suffered minor injuries Sunday afternoon in a three vehicle collision at Eighth Avenue and Second Street SE. Minnie Castle aged 89 and Jean Echternacht aged 36 were treated and released at St Luke's hospital. The car driven by Jennie Shannon was struck by a truck driven by Frank BloZvich. He was charged with disobeying a traffic signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue
Second Street
Minnie Castle
Jean Echternacht
C Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jennie M. Shannon
Shannon
Frank Blozvich
Seventeenth Avenue
James H. Bright
Third Street
Blozvich
Arizona Escapee Identified as Cedar Rapids Forger Suspect
Detective Captain John Kuba linked Frederick G. Hedberg, 28, arrested in Phoenix for check forgery, to three Cedar Rapids bank swindles totaling 2575 last November. Phoenix police supplied photos and sample checks used in the Arizona confidence game. Hedberg reportedly escaped a Maricopa county hospital last week and remains at large. Tellers from local banks will be shown Hedberg’s pictures to aid arrest efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuba
Phoenix
Cedar Rapids
Frederick G. Hedberg
Arizona
Kuba
Parke-Morris & Co. Investment Securities
Wisconsin
Hedberg
Maricopa County
Ariz
Merchants Bank
Peoples Bank and Trust
Guaranty Bank & Trust
Cedar Rapids urged to host University extension campus
Mayor Robert Johnson backs a University of Iowa extension campus in Cedar Rapids to serve distant students. He plans to urge President Howard Bowen and the State Board of Regents, noting faculty could teach for extra pay and housing could be found. The idea aims to cut daily commutes for hundreds of Cedar Rapids students and expand the city’s educational options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnsons University
University of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
U. of I
Howard Bowen
State Board of Regents
Coe
Mt. Mercy
Cedar Rapids Business Colleges
Iowa City
Police Seek Boys Who Abandoned Car
Police Monday sought two teenage boys who abandoned a stolen 1962 car after it crashed into a utility pole in the 2400 block of Grande Avenue SE Saturday night. The vehicle had been stolen earlier from Grant Williams Fordtown. Damage was listed at $600 as the youths fled the scene seconds after impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Avenue SE
Grant Williams Fordtown
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Adv
Alltowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Lynn’s
Hladky’s Fine Foods
4Th Ave
Optimist Club
John Snegwersen
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee, Ill
Lighthouse Inn
Mt. Vernon Road
Fran
C Street SW
Peg’s Beauty Salon
29Th Street
Veterans Meeting
Barracks 695
Ladies Auxiliary
Memorial Coliseum
Esquire Cleaners
Lynn
8Th Ave
Dial
Janelle Casey
H. M. Casey
B Avenue NE
John Herington
Keith Herington
Tenth Street NW
Nelson Jewelers
Donald Ross
Wenng Road
John K. von Lackum, Jr
Twenty Sixth Street Drive
Pierson’s Florists
C. R
NTIQ
Semce
Jake Seautis
Kentucky
Frankfort Distilling CO
Louisville
C.R. Bank
Beneficial Finance CQ
Linn County
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance CO. OF
Second Ave
S.E
Empire
Standard Appliance Company
TREE
RCA
Whirlpool Corporation
RCA Whirlpool Appliances
Radio Corporation of America
RCA Whirlpool
Appliance Company
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
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