Heavy snow warning and cold arctic blast in regional forecast
The daily forecast shows heavy snow for this afternoon and tonight with lingering flurries Thursday. Strong easterly winds, blowing and drifting snow, and colder conditions across southern areas are expected with low temperatures in the teens and 20s. The report also lists birth notices from St. Luke's and various traffic violations and service times for local communities.
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Cas York
Phoenis
Seattle
Schools Consider Fire Code Changes For Safety
Officials and architects debated fire code requirements for schools including hallway lockers and glass areas with borrowed light. One hour wall backing and wire mesh glass raising costs. chief noted smoke as main danger in quick exits. State Fire Marshal approved plans without one hour rating. Building code relief may come from board of appeals. City attorney cited an attorney general ruling that school projects fall under code jurisdiction.
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Cedar Rapids
Ed Herron
Board of Appeals
Keough
David McGuire
Storm intensifies with heavy snow across Iowa
An intensifying storm over the Rockies brings heavy snow warnings for Iowa with 6 to 8 inches forecast by Wednesday morning. A shallow cold air tongue from the northeast and east to northeast winds will cause blowing and drifting snow, with continued but lighter snowfall and colder air through Wednesday.
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United Press International
Rockies
Iowa
Oelwein School Board to Hire Two Counselors
The Oelwein school board will hire two guidance counselors for the high school with one starting next school year and a second to follow as soon as possible. The federal government will cover half the cost.
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Oelwein
Oelwein High School
Finch admits two more affairs by clinic head
AP report from Los Angeles states Dr. R. Bernard Finch acknowledged affairs with two other staff members before and after an armistice with his wife. He identified them only as Mrs X and Mrs Y, with details of dates, locations, and marital status given. He denied sharing the information with his wife.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Y. Finch
WBZ Probe Details Payola Like Gift Cash For Exposure
Testimony centered on disk jockeys David Maynard and Alan Dary at WBZ who kept their jobs after a payola inquiry. They admitted accepting cash and gifts but claimed the payments were not payola and were suspended for five weeks then put on probation.
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David Maynard
Alan Dary
WBZ
Record distributors and sponsors testifying on gifts to Maynard and Cary
Maynard conceded receiving 6817.16 in cash and auto payments over two years from record distributors. Cary testified sponsors and record firms gave 400 to 500 dollars, free whisky, and 650 dollars in carpeting for his master bedroom. Both denied taking gifts to influence record choices, saying gifts were expressions of gratitude for playing records at teen-age hops and Christmas presents from business friends.
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Maynard
Cary
Cavy
Payola Hearing Details Tie Dumont to Payoff Scheme
Lanin testifies at the subcommittee hearings on payoffs to disk jockeys and others over phonograph records. He is contracted with Epic to record dance music and earns a 5 percent royalty. He recalls Dumont offering $1,000 plus WBZ support to favor Lanin records at a Brockton party.
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Epic
Lanin
Brockton
Boston
WBZ
Man Jailed in Cedar Rapids Shoplifting Case
Lawrence W. Thomas age 49 of Cedar Rapids was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail on a shoplifting charge.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Lawrence W. Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Twining says U.S. defense would suffer unacceptable damage from any attack
General Nathan Twining told Senate defense groups that no nation could strike the United States now or in the future without incurring unacceptable damage. He cited reliable intelligence estimates and daily revisions to plans, and noted commanders often want more protection than they receive. Republican leaders accused Democrats of chasing headlines over defense progress.
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Washington
Nathan Twining
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Secretary of Defense
National Security Council
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Cedar Rapids Obituary Har ley Hartman Sr 68
Harley Hartman senior of Cedar Rapids dies in University hospitals after long work at Link Belt Speeder Corp. Born September 20 1891 in Albia he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1943. Survived by two daughters two sons two stepsons a sister and two brothers. Services at Beatty Bearle's at 1 30 Thursday burial Linwood friends may call after 1 Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
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Newton
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Toddville
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Davenport
Clifford Shelley
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Linwood
Death of Cedar Rapids Pharmacist Albert C. Eddy at 1035 Daniels St
Albert Clarence Eddy, 70 years a Cedar Rapids resident for 37 years and a pharmacist at Schillig Drug, died in hospital Tuesday. Born February 28, 1893 in Somanauk Illinois, he married Ruth Rumple June 4 1915 in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are his wife daughter Mrs Jean Sword Cedar Rapids two brothers five sisters. A son Albert died in World War II. He belonged to Knox Presbyterian Church. Services at Turner Chapel 10 30 Thursday by Rev William Pfeffer. Burial Cedar Memorial.
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Daniels St
Cedar Rapids
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Somanauk
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Jean Sword
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Eddy
Knox Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
William Pfeffer
Cedar Memorial
Funeral services for Stanley C. Kuta
Stanley C. Kuta of Cedar Rapids dies leaving two sisters. Services at Janeba Funeral Home at 9 Thursday conducted by the Rev. Milo Filipi. Cremation committal to follow. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Stanley C. Kuta
Cedar Rapids
Janeba Funeral Home
Milo Filipi
Katherine Ilten 95 Dies in Waterloo Survived by Four Children
Katherine Ilten, widow of Christopher Ilten and Cedar Rapids native until 1939, died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Esther Ilten Joens home in Waterloo. Born March 11 1864 in Germany she came to Cedar Rapids in 1886 and married June 5 1890. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran church and survives daughters and three sons Herbert Whittier Eldo Pompano Beach and Marvin Deerfield Beach.
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Cedar Rapids
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Trinity Lutheran Church
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Whittier
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Deer Field Beach
Services for Kathrine Bennet to be held in Clarence
Kathrine Bennet 87 died Saturday. Services Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Chapman's in Clarence with burial at Thomson, Illinois. Born in Germany she lived at 1706 Beverave SE for 20 years until September then moved to a Tipton nursing home. Survived by three children Mrs. C. W. Bloomhall Cedar Rapids, Mrs. G. A. Holm Clarence, L. L. Kent Coquille Oregon.
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Chapman’s
Clarence
Thomson, Il
Burial rites for Hulme resident Charles F Blank age 86
Funeral services for Charles F Blank 86 of Hulme will be held at Grace Episcopal Church Cedar Rapids officiated by Rev Thomas W. Charles. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Monday at Turner Chapel until 9. The family requests contributions to the Quasqueton memorial fund in lieu of flowers. Mrs Anna Blank, his wife, died August 29 1955.
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Dover St. NE
Grace Episcopal Church
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Hulme
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Twelfth St. NE
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Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Fund
Rapids
Los Angeles
Anna
Brush Chapel
Wayne Maquin
First Lutheran Church
Linwood Cemetery
Death of Cedar Rapids resident Charles C Howeler at 86
Charles C Howeler 86 of 620 Ellis Blvd NW Cedar Rapids born 1873 died in a nursing home Monday and is survived by his wife Amelia Starr. Services 1 30 Thursday by Rev Theodore A Youngquist at First Lutheran Church with burial at Oak Shade Marion Chapel
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Miller
Cedar Rapids
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Services for Mrs Hawley B Childs at Cedar Memorial
Graveside services for Mrs Hawley B Childs will be held at Cedar Memorial at 1 on Wednesday. The Rev Milton Vogel of St Pauls Methodist Church will officiate. Friends may call at the Turner Chapel until 11 Wednesday.
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Cedar Memorial
Milton Vogel
St. Paul’s ‘Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Marie Kuta Widowed Marian Resident Dies After Illness
Marie Kuta 82 widow of Stanley Kuta died Monday after a long illness. Born June 2 1877 in Czechoslovakia she lived in Minnesota nine years before moving to Cedar Rapids where she resided the last 40 years. Her husband died April 29 1939. Surviving are one son.
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Stanley Kuta
First St. SW
Czechoslovakia
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Death of Five Day Old Givens Boy
Thomas Dale Givens five day old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Givens of 2420 Johnson Ave NW died in a hospital Monday Born February 3 Survivors include brother Mark and sister Darcy Lou Body to be moved from Turner chapel to Boone for graveside services at 1 Wednesday
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Services for Mrs. Frank C. Anderle at Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank C. Anderle of 2401 Wilson Ave SW will be held at 1 30 PM Wednesday in Turner Chapel with Rev Theodore A Young of First Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will be in Czech National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Wilson Ave
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Three Die at NYC Crossing in Semi Blind Intersection
DAYTON Ohio AP reports three people died when their car was struck by a speeding New York Central passenger train at a semi blind crossing. The same crossing claimed four teen victims 37 days earlier. Officials say there are no flashing signals and view is blocked by two gas stations on opposite sides of the tracks.
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New York Central
Ozzie and Harriet Televised Reschedule Notice
Ozzie and Harriet not seen last week rescheduled to 6 Tuesday on television 9.
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Eisenhower outlines farm policy proposals to Congress
President Eisenhower urged Congress to act on a set of farm reform ideas including a three-year extension and expansion of the soil bank to retire up to 60 million acres, use rental payments in crop surpluses, and push food for peace. He favored a no‑control program, highlighted the corn program, and noted potential changes to tobacco and peanut supports.
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Iowa City Boy 16 Reported Missing
Iowa City high school pupil Leo W. Cannon is missing after his father says he and another youth named Russ Carmichael, 16, jointly bought a car and withdrew all his savings. He was last seen Monday morning before leaving for school.
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Boy Walks for First Time Since Accident
Kevin Moburg a 10 year old Monmouth Illinois boy who was critically injured on November 1 when a pony he rode was hit by a car walked with crutches at a Burlington hospital. A good Samaritan fund has raised over 9000 dollars to aid his recovery as he hopes to go home this week once he learns to maneuver on crutches. His left leg was amputated after the crash.
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