February 15 1956 Daily Record weather and notices
Snow spreading over the west in the morning and east by evening with little temperature change. Highs 12 to 28. Civil judgments include Schaefer Jewelers 38.99 and Aetna Finance 217.52. Local births, divorces, and legal notices listed with times and places across Iowa cities.
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Orleans
Hse
New York
Angeles
Duluth
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Schaefer’s Jewelers
Robert ‘Triplett
Aetna Finance Company
John and
Gladys Morris
Ray Haak
Dean Jacobs
Marengo Motor Company
Don Mastian
Marengo, Motor Company
Mary Er
Lacher
Bernadine Brawner
Thomas Rowell
Be Dreamers To Be Human Beings Says Dean Hawley
University of Chicago divinity school Dean William N. Hawley told Coe College students that dreams must serve a sustaining home for energy and affection. He cited St Mark and Arthur Miller to warn against uncritical pursuit of status and the top of the ladder.
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Dean Hawley
William N. Hawley
University of Chicago Divinity School
Coe
Coe College
St. Mark
Arthur Miller
Christ
Legion
Willy Loman
Willy
Hoegh Announces Run for Governor in Iowa
Hoegh declared his candidacy for Iowa governor as a Republican. He highlighted an accelerated road program, reduced highway fatalities, and 70 new industries creating over 6,000 jobs in 1955. He noted past service as attorney general and a diverse political resume while signaling possible campaign leadership choices.
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Highway Patrol
Hoegh
Iowa
Audubon County
University of Iowa Law College
Mary Louise Foster
Boone
Russell Lundy
Lundy
Des Moines
Iowa Highway Commission
Lucas County
Beardsley
Gas bill veto predicted by industry rep
A representative of the gas producing industry said Tuesday he understands President Eisenhower has decided to veto the controversial natural gas bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Telethon in Cedar Rapids Totals 44909
Sponsors report 44909.06 in contributions deposited by Wednesday noon, about 68 percent of a 60000 goal. Officials caution pledges and cash vary, predicting possible shortfall and stating a final financial statement will be issued in about two weeks. Chairman Cormack notes slower donations and urges timely pledges to reach the goal.
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Cedar Rapids
Telethon
William B. Cormack
Merchants National Bank
Second Breakin at Wood Tractor Co in Central City
The Wood Tractor Company in Central City faced its second breakin in four months with about $5 taken from a cash register. Entry was through a broken rear window and an unlatched window. Deputies report a safe was opened but found empty. a prior Oct. 10 burglary had a stolen safe later recovered in the Cedar River north of Cedar Rapids.
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Wood Tractor Company
Central City
Larry Condon
Condon
Melvin Miller
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Leader warns of personnel shortage at production level
The figure warned that the nation faces a shortage of trained personnel not at the top echelons but in production levels, signaling potential bottlenecks in everyday operations.
Mrs Patrick J Hennessy death notices
Services for Mrs Patrick J Hennessy lifelong Solon resident will be held at 9 30 a m Thursday at St Marys church Morse conducted by Rev P J Laffey Burial at St Josephs Cemetery Iowa City Rosary at 830 p m Wednesday at Brosh Funeral Home Solon and friends may call
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Ralph W. Laffarty
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
London Cemetery
West Union
Berge Amdahl
First Lutheran Church
Urial
Church Cemetery
Independence
Ledyard Freeman
Oelwein
Coral Baker
Brant Chapel
Iowa City
Ralph Manley
L Oathout
Oakland Cemetery
Joseph ‘Ainella
Patrick J. Hennessy
Solon and Vicinity
St. Mary’s Church
Morse
P. J. Laffey
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Father Laffey
Brosh
Solon
Doctors Support Eisenhower For Another Term
Doctors White Snyder and others concluded Eisenhower is physically able to serve another term based on his health and performance. White declined to affirm a run but said no medical reason prevents it, while Hagerty noted the briefing covered only medical factors and campaign decisions remain political.
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Snyder
White
Eisenhower
Snyder Tuesday Described Mr. Eisenhower
Hagerty
Mr. Eisenhower
Leonard Heaton
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Byron Pollock
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver
Thomas W. Mattingly
Walter Reed
Walter Tkach
White House
Services for William J Dochterm an to be Thursday
Funeral services for William J Dochterm an of 2422 Wisconsin Street SW will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Monahan funeral home with Rt. Rev. Msgr. D J Lenihan presiding. Burial is in St John’s Cemetery. He organized and was a charter member of Painters Union Local 447.
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Wisconsin Street
Monahan
D. J. Lenihan
St. John’s Cemetery
Dochterman
Painters’ Union
Council Bluffs Man Arraigned On Car Theft Charge
Vern Edris, 22, was arraigned in district court on a car theft charge after police tied him to the theft from the YWCA lot Monday night. Bond set at 1500 dollars, next plea date Tuesday. A companion, James Hutmacher, 22, of 214 Eighth Street SE, is being sought by police.
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Cedar Rapids
Vern Edris
Charles Penningroth
Edris
James Hutmacher
Eighth Street SE
YWCA
Kenneth Vanous
Wayne Marchal
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B Avenue
Hutmacher
Marchal
Vanous
Bequests Totalling 8500 As Shields Will Is Probated
The will of Rosa L. Shields who died Feb 4 at 409 Memorial Drive SE contains specific bequests of 500 to the Children’s Home and the Home for Aged Women and 1000 each to Jay Shields Guy Shields Edwin Haldy and Burton Haldy. Other 500 gifts go to Arthur Nole Ruth Shields Ruth French John Anderson Karren Haldy and Kimberlee Johnson. Personal property to Mary E French and Edna M Johnson. Remainder shared equally by sisters Anna Hardy and Mrs Charles Newman. Executor named Merchants National Bank without bond.
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Memorial Drive
Jay
Guy Shields
Edwin
Burton Haldy
Arthur
Nole
Ruth Shields
Ruth French
John Anderson
Karren Haldy
Kimberlee Johnson
Mary E. French
Edna M. Johnson
Anna Hardy
Cedar Rapids
Charles Newman
Hawarden
Merchants National Bank
Cox Seeks Transfer as Trial Proceeds in Courtroom Struggle
In a quiet session Judge Heiserman keeps the Cox trial moving after the defendant sought transfer to another county and another attorney. State witnesses including Capes, Mrs McCrey, Officer Burke, and Detective Badger testified Cox wielded a shotgun during the McCrey residence robbery and threatened to kill Mrs Cortez.
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Heiserman
Nocet
Capes
Cox
Fifteenth Street
McCrey
Robert J. Burke
Carl Badger
Offie
Lily Cortez
Oiler Pleads Guilty To False Check Count
Jimmy D. Oiler 24 of Toddville pled guilty to a false check charge and received a suspended four month sentence in Linn County jail. Judge B J Maxwell suspended the sentence on restitution for three checks, including a false $20 Cedar Rapids cashing on January 6. He was arrested by Cedar Rapids detectives and the sheriff's office. The Air Conditioning Training Company of Youngstown Ohio sued Ralph Barnard of Cedar Rapids for 223.50 in an account action.
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Toddville
Linn County
B. J. Maxwell
Oiler
Osler
Cedar Rapids
Sheriff's Office
Youngstown
Ohio
Ralph Barnard
Dows reports on atomic power study for Cedar Rapids Kiwanis
Sutherland Dows outlines a 10 month inquiry by a special congressional committee on atomic energy economics. The panel interviewed 325 people and read 700 papers, predicting 20 percent of U S electric power from atomic sources by 1975 with gradual economic changes and a push to declassify government information.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Insured Must Sign Application For Air Trip Policy
Insurance companies announced a new rule requiring the insured to sign the air trip policy application to make it valid. The measure aims to cut the chance of aircraft sabotage for profit.
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New York
Wholesale Food Cost Index Rises
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index edged up this week yet remains about 11 percent below last year. The index stood at 5.94, up from 5.90 the prior week and down from 6.69 a year earlier.
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New York
Hickenlooper GOP Senate Bid Faces Democratic Challenge
The article profiles Senator Hickenlooper as the only Republican candidate seeking the party’s senatorial nomination. It details his Senate service, committee roles, and prior Iowa offices, along with personal background, family, and military service. It notes two Democrats, Ly mond F. Wilcox and Spike Evans, have announced their candidacies.
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Iowa State College
University of Iowa Law School
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa State
American Bar Associations
Hickenlooper
Lymund F. Wilcox
Jefferson
Leg “Spike” Evans
Arnolds Park
Chile train wreck toll rises to 21 dead in Santiago
Wreck toll in Chile's worst recent crash reached 21 dead and 114 injured, 66 seriously, as rescue teams scoured the site in Santiago. Police and railway officials investigated the cause while hospitals treated the wounded and recorded patient numbers.
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Santiago
Chile
City sanitation workers resume pay staff and extended hours
City officials announced a return to normal waste collection with a 10 hour workweek for sanitation crews to catch up after a February walkout. Workers will cover routes in an adjusted order and receive straight time pay for all overtime.
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Stewart Shank
KCRG
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Asst
Carl Smith
Smith
Washington
Mayor Meaghan Heads to White House Conference After Strike
Mayor Meaghan missed a 10 a.m. flight to Chicago en route to Washington for a White House mayors conference. He said reservations might allow an afternoon flight. thanked the public for cooperation during the strike and warned workers the city can assign routes and helpers as needed to improve operations. Officials cited law showing government employees cannot strike. city officials argued the action overstepped legality.
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Chicago
Wahington
White House
C. W. Garberson
Independent
Des Moines
Demos Undermine Program Benson Says in Lincoln Talk
Agriculture Secretary Benson charged that Senate Democrats undermine the administration farm program with quack remedies and discarded nostrums. He urged farmers to defeat the farm bill recently approved by the Democratic controlled Senate Agriculture Committee.
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ST. Paul
Benson
Senate Democrats
Senate Agriculture Committee
Stricken City Vaccinated in Flood Crisis
Pelotas Brazil health authorities began mass vaccination of the 80 000 residents after floods left 17 dead since Saturday, with efforts under way Tuesday night to halt disease risk.
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Pelotas
Brazil
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