Daily Record Weather: Temperatures Frida Forecast
Frigid temperatures and humid air affect Senslotation area weather. Forecasters warn of gusty winds and chilly conditions through Friday with cool nights and a light frost risk in rural locales.
07 Feb 1953
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1953
Page
1
Frigid temperatures and humid air affect Senslotation area weather. Forecasters warn of gusty winds and chilly conditions through Friday with cool nights and a light frost risk in rural locales.
Treasury agent details a $5,000 Democratic contribution and a $1,980 fur coat linked to the issuance of an alcohol tax permit to Louis N. Pokrass of Gotham Liquors. Testimony outlines Mealey influence and Nunan’s involvement amid fraud and tax evasion probes.
Mercy McIntyre Jensen and Jensen couples announce newborn daughters and a son born Feb 6 at multiple addresses. Monticello John O Rourke dies, funeral Monday. Toledo H W Fuller 93 dies. services Sunday. South English Effie Lane Jones 74 dies. services Sunday. Elkader Carrie Alderson 93 dies. funeral plans incomplete. Mt. Vernon James William Hill 79 dies. service Monday. McGregor Mrs George Breckler 52 dies. funeral held. Volga R E Grant 38 dies. funeral arrangements incomplete. Atkins Hannah Freeman 70 dies. service Monday.
A Franklin high school girl identified a Cedar Rapids man as her assailant after viewing photos. The man and two relatives said he was with them at the time, a claim the detective said was supported by the relatives. The girl remained positive in a signed statement.
Hannah Wallem Freeman widow of Charles H. Freeman died at her son Orvie Ness home in Marion at 5 30 p m after a lingering illness Born October 4 1882 in Aardahl Norway she lived in Atkins most of life moving to Marion in November Survived by daughter Tillie Miller Cedar Rapids five Ness children four sisters a brother 13 grandchildren two great grandchildren three stepchildren and other relatives Members of St Stephen s Lutheran Church Atkins and its aid society Funeral at St Stephen s Lutheran Atkins Monday at 230 p m Rev Julius Koch officiating Burial Raetz Cemetery near Atkins Friends may call Turner Chapel until noon
Orvie Nicholas Hepker of Lisbon died at home at 3 45 p m Friday after a long illness. Born September 28 1893 in Robins he lived most of his life in Cedar Rapids He married Mayme L Hoyle December 5 1936 in Rock Island Survived by wife two sons Eugene Hepker Chicago and George Hepker Phoenix a daughter Mary Ann Hepker Sindelar Cedar Rapids a stepdaughter Mildred Patten Mt Vernon a brother Guy Hepker Cedar Rapids and 14 grandchildren He was a member of Cyclops post 109 American Legion Lisbon and served as vice commander in 1952 The Rev M C Melcher will conduct services at Turner Chapel 3 30 p m Monday Burial in Palo Cemetery with Cyclops post military rites Friends may call at the chapel Honorary pallbearers will be Cyclops post members.
City briefs note a Monday 5 p.m. dinner at the Montrose hotel for Cedar Rapids high school teachers and speech and hearing therapists. Additional items: Birks named to head committee for fourth annual circulation conference at the University of Iowa May 3 and 4. Huston released from Mercy hospital after illness. Mt Mercy students Kremer and Gansen attend Iowa Future Teachers Association meeting in Des Moines.
Anna Nekvinda 72 of Amana route 1 widow of William Nekvinda died at 5 20 p m Friday in Saw Iowa City nursing home after a long illness Born in Czechoslovakia March 8 1870 she came to the United States at six and lived near Amana since then Survived by Libbie Krofta of Oxford three sons Joseph George and Frank all of Amana four grandchildren five great grandchildren and a brother Anton Vanous of Fairfax Services by Rev Zdenek F Pauk will be at Brosh chapel Monday at 2 p m Burial in Castek cemetery near Swisher Friends may call at the chapel.
Mrs Henry Barr of 127 Thirtieth Street Drive SE died Friday. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 10 a.m. by Rev James D Kearn at St Matthew's Church. Burial will be in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Rosary will be recited Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at Brady Mortuary where friends may call.
Services for Mrs Emelie Blah nik who died Wednesday will be conducted by Rev Zdenek F Pauk at Kuba funeral home at 2 30 p m Burial will be in Czech National cemetery Public viewing at the funeral home.
Vice President Nixon announces appointments to the Senate committee on business. Sen. Gillette of Iowa is named among the new members, reflecting changes in the committee lineup.
Scouts will appoint acting officials on Citizenship Day with Dick Engler as finance commissioner replacing injured Larry Pont. City and county posts include mayor David Jordan and various department heads. Allin Dakin of Iowa City to speak at Rotary meeting.
Washington reports that George F. Kennan could become U S ambassador to Switzerland and lead the administration's psychological warfare in Eastern Europe. The move would target anti-Communist propaganda and underground movements while curbing wartime black market routes through Swiss channels. If promoted, Kennan would likely be replaced as ambassador to Moscow by Charles E. Bohlen.
Washington AP report quotes Dr. Ralph E. Lapp, a former Manhattan Project director, saying the United States could reach a stockpile of 10,000 A bombs by 1960. He notes the present stockpile numbers in the thousands and attributes expansion to new facilities. He discusses The New Force in outlining the potential growth.
Gloria M. Pahl of Cedar Rapids files a 16100 personal injury suit alleging her car was forced off highway 218 near Curtis on Jan. 20 by a Century Produce System truck driven by Arlen E. Goforth. She claims permanent facial disfigurement and need for plastic surgery, plus cuts and bruises and destroyed belongings. Defendants are Century Produce System Inc. Zeeland Mich and Arlen E. Goforth Holland Mich.
Judge Charles Penningroth ruled Robins may build a road but cannot be compelled to do so for Daniel and Lucy Young who sued after the December 28 1951 filing. The Youngs reside on property not served by a public road.
Three account suits and one loan action were filed Friday and Saturday. Plaintiffs and defendants include Prentice Hall, Inc. versus Myron M. Neff for 97.69 dollars Hall Electric Company versus Earl Fulmer doing business as Ace Radio Service for 108.45 dollars and R. H. Weldhouse versus Francis and Dorothy Boat for 261.31 dollars. Becker Roofing Company versus E. L. Van Orsdale seeks 128.50 dollars in a separate loan suit.
Doris Lacy by her father Ron ald Lacy sues Fred G. Robinson for a decree of annulment claiming the Sept 6 1952 marriage should be void because Robinson was married to another woman at the time. The petition notes Robinson was later convicted of bigamy.
The senate approved a bill extending President Eisenhower’s power to reorganize more than 30 executive agencies. The measure passed 389 to 5 in the House and 51 to 17 in the Senate? The final version, extending to April 1, 1955, allows either chamber to block plans only by a constitutional majority.
The piece notes President Peron of Argentina and Chilean President Ibanez signaling friendlier ties and a shared stance on Communist policy. Observers see Peron seeking regional influence while Chile aims to strengthen regional cooperation, with peripheral links to Peru and Bolivia shaping the broader Latin American balance.
Rayford C. Bass, 25, already jailed in Troy for burglary of a Greyhound bus depot, faces indictment for burglary and grand larceny there. He previously fled from University hospitals in Iowa City after a Cedar Rapids car theft, with arrest records and a planned April trial in Troy.
Detectives tie two breakins to a single burglar. Friday night $190 in clothing jewelry and foodstuffs were taken from Mr and Mrs James Beers at 830 Seventh Avenue. An unsuccessful breakin occurred at Edward Evanisky 632 Seventh Street SE around 7 50 p m as lights out and a hinge pin removed on the back door. A sister of actor Don DeFore is Mrs Beers. The Beers returned about 8 40 p m and learned of missing items including bracelets a clock and a toaster Saturday morning.
The Linn County March of Dimes appears assured of surpassing its $30,000 goal. On deposit is $23,147, with more than $10,000 reported in and awaiting submission, an official said.
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