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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1947

Page

3

Religion Week Opens Sunday At University Of Iowa

The University of Iowa hosts Religion in Life week from Sunday to February 14 with the theme That ye may have abundant life. Sponsored by the Student Christian Council, the event features 10 visiting speakers from the Federal Council of Churches and activities across Iowa City churches.

Iowa City University of Iowa Student Christian Council Helen Zimmerman Waterloo Federal Council of Churches Bryan Green Holy Trinity London Henry Jones Dodge Community House Detroit Gonzalo Baez

Hawley to Speak at University of Iowa Graduation

Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley, chief of the U S army medical service, will address the University of Iowa commencement as medical and dental degrees are awarded on March 15. The ceremony occurs later than other university units to align with those terms.

Iowa City University of Iowa Paul R. Hawley U.S. Army Medical Service

Tama Boosters Club to Hear Rod Selby Speaker

Rodney Q. Selby of Des Moines executive secretary of the Iowa Development Commission will speak at Tama Commercial Club’s annual meeting on February 13. He will discuss industrial decentralization. Tama attorney John Hyland will serve as toastmaster. High school students will present musical numbers.

TAMA Rodney Q. Selby Des Moines Iowa Development Commission Tama Commercial Club John Hyland

Tipton Struggles Without Rail Service After Derailment

Tipton has lacked railroad service since January 29. A North Western snowplow arrived a week ago, leaving Stanwood to handle coal and freight by truck. A freight train derailed about three miles north of Tipton, halting any regular service.

Tipton North Western Stanwood

Enrollment at Iowa U reaches 9628 for 1946 47

University of Iowa reports 9628 students for the second semester 1946 47. 6767 men and 2861 women. Units breakdown shows Liberal Arts 5928 Graduate 1286 Engineering 629 Commerce 537 Law 387 Medicine 323 Nursing 262 Pharmacy 143 Dentistry 133.

Iowa City INS University of Iowa Virgil Hancher

Iowa Deaths Sweep Through North English Tipton Oelwein Keystone

Multiple obituary notices from Iowa towns report deaths and funeral details. Celia Hendrickson of North English. Margaret Ann Wintermute of Cedar County with service in Tipton. O F Schroeder of Oelwein buried in Elgin Illinois. Hans Peterson of Keystone with services in Keystone and St John’s Lutheran church. Surviving relatives include spouses and children as listed.

Celia Hendrickson Hilda Mahannah Tipton Margaret Ann Wintermute Cedar County Sheets Red Oak Grove Scotland Oelwein O. F. Schroeder Elgin Ill C.G.W. Railroad Railroad Chicago Keystone Hans Peterson St. John’s Lutheran Church Keystone Cemetery Peterson Lizzie Allers Kane Township George Raabe Belle Plaine Charles Homer Township Wil

Keystone Figures Named in Local Obituary Fragment

Liam Vinton mentions two sisters Mrs Em ma Knipp and Mrs H F Albers and a brother William Allers, all of Keystone, in a memorial item.

Liam, Vinton Emma Knipp H. F. Albers William Allers Keystone

70 Million Volt Synchrotron Planned for Iowa State

Iowa State College received state board approval to acquire a 70 million volt synchrotron for electrons and X rays. The installation supports the Institute for Atomic Research under Dr. F H Spedding and will serve physics chemistry and electrical engineering departments. The device, similar in concept to the cyclotron, will produce high energy radiations for nuclear studies and electronics research and mirrors work at General Electric in Schenectady.

Ames Iowa State College State Board of Education Charles E. Finley Iowa State College Institute For Atomic Research F. H. Spedding General Electric Research Laboratory Schenectady N. Y

Three More FM Radio Permits Granted

The Federal Communications Commission granted FM radio construction permits Thursday to Independent Broadcasting Company Des Moines Lee Radio Inc Mason City Ia and Inland Broadcasting Company Omaha.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Independent Broadcasting Company Des Moines Lee Radio, Inc Mason City Inland Broadcasting Company Omaha

Iowa Independent Telephone Assn Reelects Officers

All officers and directors of the Iowa Independent Telephone Association were re-elected at the annual meeting in Des Moines. Directors include H. B. Melick of West Liberty and J. P. Walters of Toledo.

DES Moines Iowa Independent Telephone Association H. B. Melick West Liberty J. P. Walters Toledo

Second Hotel Fire Safety Bill Offered

DES MOINES Iowa Rep John Duffy proposes a new hotel fire safety bill that would raise penalties to five years in prison or a $5000 fine or both for violations. The bill follows the Canfield hotel fire in Dubuque last June that killed 19. Another measure would shift fire inspection duties to the fire marshal. Nine other bills were introduced in the house, including salary limits for county superintendents of schools and renaming highway 6 the G A R highway.

Des Moines Iowa John Duffy Canfield Dubuque Department of Agriculture Grand Army of the Republic

Tax Bill Aimed At Clubs Passes Iowa House

The Iowa House voted 76 to 24 to strip property tax exemptions from fraternal social and veterans groups that sell liquor or operate gambling devices for profit. The measure would deny exemptions to properties housing federal liquor permits or devices not lawfully permitted under state law. Organizations must file exemption claims with the tax commission. The House also approved a postwar taxation study bill to exempt $900 in taxable valuation of household goods from taxation, by a vote of 86 to 6.

Des Moines Iowa Senate Tax Commission House Taxation Study Committee

Iowa Senate pushes state liquor stores referendum bill

A local option bill introduced in the Iowa senate proposes a voter referendum on whether state liquor stores should operate by city county or town. Elections would be triggered by a petition from 25 percent of voters and only one such election could occur every two years. Senator Ralph Zastrow leads a six member group backing the measure. Also a separate bill would raise driver license permits from fifty cents to two dollars.

Des Moines INS Iowa Senate Board of Supervisors Ralph Zastrow Charles City Frank Byers Cedar Rapids Leo Eithen Fertile

Oldest Iowa graduate honored in Beverly Hills note

Mrs. I P Wil son 94 of Beverly Hills Calif is named oldest living University of Iowa graduate. She earned a bachelor of didactics degree and received the distinction in a ceremonial acknowledgement.

Iowa City I. P. Wilson Beverly Hills Calif University of Iowa

Two Waterloo Men Die Sudden in Snow Shoveling and Heart Attack

Two Waterloo men died Thursday from heart attacks. Max Petrie collapsed while shoveling snow. Robert Ingersoll, 70, longtime Illinois Central boiler inspector, also died suddenly.

Waterloo INS Max Petrie Robert Ingersoll Illinois Central Railroad

Veteran Killed Four Hurt in Iowa Falls Crash

Ralph Burton a 26 year old navy veteran died from injuries after a car-truck collision at the edge of Iowa Falls Thursday night. Four other people in the car were injured including Burton’s wife with a fractured pelvis, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Meyer with cuts and bruises, and Helen Van Houten an Iowa Falls High School instructor with facial injuries. William Wolf 68 of Ackley the truck driver was cut and bruised.

Iowa Falls INS Ralph Burton Burton Lawrence Meyer Helen van Houten William Wolf Ackley

Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Charles VY Dautremont

Mr and Mrs Charles VY Dautremont celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a 8 am Mass at St Marys church and a noon dinner for 50 relatives. Open house follows. they are parents of Norbert Elmer Adrian Mrs Dorothy Fitzsimmons and Clement Dautremont, with 10 grandchildren and a great grandson. Mr Dautremont served as postmaster during the Wilson administration.

Riverside Charles VY. Dautremont St. Mary’s Church Dautremonts Norbert Elmer Adrian Dautremont Dorothy Fitzsimmons Cedar Rapids Clement Dautremont

Iowa Senate Backs Down On Rum Tax

DES MOINES Iowa senate votes 33 to 16 to distribute eight percent of liquor commission gross sales to cities towns and counties with five percent to cities and towns and three percent to counties The chamber drops the eight percent tax plan and agrees funds come from sales not an extra levy The vote ends with opposition from a list of senators and the bill origin with a five percent base.

Des Moines ULP Iowa Senate Liquor Commission George Faul House Senate Barkley Clem Dykhouse Elthon Findlay Fishbaugh Foster Klein Knudson Lee Linnevold Musmaker A. Miller Lucas Rockhill Schluter

Senate Amends Bill On Gross Sales Percent Clause

The bill changes the percentage to five percent of gross sales and returns to the house. If the house rejects the Senate amendment and the Senate does not recede, a conference committee will be formed to resolve the differences.

House Senate

Notice of Apportement of Executrix in Iowa

State of Iowa Linn County notice of appointment of Lena D Smith as executrix of James W Smith estate dated January 23. Debts must be paid to the executrix and claims filed with Linn County District Court. The text names Crissman and Pleakley as associated parties.

State of Iowa Linn County Jana James Wmith Gorm Lena D. Smith Executrix Crissman and Pleakley Ae Eee

Belle Plaine Man Given 90 Day Jail Sentence

Belle Plaine resident Michael John Bevins was fined 300 dollars, jailed 90 days in Benton county jail for drunk driving, with 90 day license suspension and court costs. Verlyn Harty of Keystone received 30 days in jail for driving while license was suspended and remains held for grand jury action on a driving charge.

Gazette Vinton Michael John Bevins Belle Plaine B. F. Thomas Benton County Bevins Verlyn Harty Keystone Justice of the Peace Fred Rose Harty

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