Deaths of Hodina Hoge Blumer and others listed
Obituary notices detail Bohumil Hodina 87 of Cedar Rapids long illness died Saturday Mercy Hospital. Includes survivors and services at Brush Chapel. Also Benjamin Tesar infant death at University Hospitals Iowa City. Lucy Hoge 90 of Whittier died Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids. Marc Blumer 25 of LuVerne death by own action in LuVerne. Ralph Burrows 52 of Marion died St Luke's Hospital after long illness. John Keller 76 Palo died at home after short illness. Mary Ellen Saunders 51 Cedar Rapids died St Luke's after long illness. Several death notices list services burial arrangements across Teahen Funeral Home, Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery, and various churches. Additional obituaries include Leora Heiden 57 Cedar Rapids. Brooklyn Glen Read 91 Dysart. Charles Goodwin 87 Dysart. Ella Williams 84 Edgewood. Mary O'Brien 95 Iowa City. Margaret McGivern 90 Marengo. F Arnold Hanken 79 Onslow. Adna Miller 75 West Liberty.
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Bohumil Hodina
Southland St. SW
Mercy Hospital
New Village
Czechoslovakia
United States
Cedar Rapids
Agnes Morek
Chelsea
Hodina
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Carmen
Evelyn Mack
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ann Horak
Lucille Netolicky
Milo
Lester
Anna Dvorak
Prague
Brush Chapel
Clarence Frana
Czech National Cemetery
Benjamin T. Tesar
Patricia
Daniel Tesar
E Ave
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Robert Douglas
Vernon Tesar
Mason City
Mabel Tesar
Frank Markos
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Lucy W. Hoge
Whittier
Mercy
Northbrook Manor
Donald Clark
Central City
Dean Thomas
Alburnett
Marc Henry Blumer
LuVerne
Algona
Jefferson High School
Tibben Flight Lines
John Blumer
Beatrice, Neb
John A
Doug L
Dallas
William A
William Miller
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
George B. McDill
Sisley Grove Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Ralph E
Red” Burrows
St. Luke's Hospital
U.S. Navy
Clarence E
Don L
Marion
David P
Kevin J
Hiawatha
Sylvia Kelley
Mary Keegan
Davenport
Leona Cozart
Anamosa
Ellen Egan
Falls Church
Evelyn Yaus
Leroy
Omaha
Neb
Dewey
Des Moines
Teahen
Gilbert Dawes
Faith United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
John Gottlieb Keller
Palo
Pilot Township
Iowa County
Gladys VanDee KerKove
North English
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Kenneth
Carroll
Anaheim
Calif
Glen
Toddville
John
Phoenix
Ariz
Eldon
Kevin
Richard
Darrell
Robert
Gary
Etheldene Garringer
Doris Keller
Dorothy Keller
Cadet, Mo
Karen Keller
Long Beach
Mary Keller
Eugene Kutsch
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Mary Ellen Saunders
First Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Holbrook
Mary Ellen Donohoe
William B. Saunders
Parnell
Michael
Steven
Boulder
Alan
Jennifer
Gilbert
Leora L. Heiden
21St Ave
William Heiden
Kuba Funeral Home
David Young
Hope Lutheran Church
Palo Cemetery
Brooklyn
Glen A. Read
Madison Church of Christ
IOOF
Nevenhoven’s
Dysart
Charles Goodwin
Overton's
Edgewood
Ella M. Williams
Edgewood Congregational Church
Mary O’brien
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Donohue-Lensing Mortuary
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Marengo
Margaret McGivern
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Hoover, Valentine's
Calvary Cemetery
Onslow
F. Arnold Hanken
Goettsch’s
Monticello
Oakwood Cemetery
West Liberty
Adna W. Miller
Sniders
Lone Tree Cemetery
Assault charge filed in Cedar Rapids dance hall case
Lawrence J. Byers 22 was arrested after allegedly throwing Robert J. Ward down stairs at Dillon's Dance Hall and ramming Ward's car. He faces assault and fifth degree theft charges for taking car parts. John G. Cory 20 was charged with criminal mischief for aiding the incident.
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Cedar Rapids
Lawrence J. Byers
Dillon
Byers
D Ave
Police Department
Robert J. Ward
Ellis Blvd
Ward
Third St
Seven charged with drunk driving in Linn County
Seven people were arrested Sunday in Linn County on drunk driving charges. Names and ages include Cynthia L. Lesmeister 18. Jeff W. Brown 24. Dwight O. Hartz 33. Thomas F P Ashby 19. David D. Weaver 20. Scott J. Meskimen 20. Michael R. Telin 24. Several also faced traffic violations such as disobeying signals and speeding with additional charges.
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Linn County
Cynthia L. Lesmeister
Linwood St
Center Point Road
Jeff W. Brown
Burdette Drive
Williams Blvd
Dwight O. Hartz
21St Ave
Marion
40Th St
Thomas FP. Ashby
Mount Vernon
Bertram Road
Mount Vernon Road
David D. Weaver
16Th Ave
Tenth Avenue
Scott J. Meskimen
Sue Lane
Glass Road
Michael R. Telin
Burlington
Twelfth Street
Phillips oil furnace method boosts carbon black products
STOW Ohio AP reports carbon blacks from the Phillips oil furnace process strengthen and improve performance across products. Major users are manufacturers of mechanical rubber goods like hoses and belts, with uses also in plastic pipe printing inks and mascara.
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Stow, Ohio
Various Birth Announcements and Emergency Reports
Vital statistics list multiple births on Feb 12 and Feb 14 including Denise Robertson. Marilyn and Bryan Thiesse. Joan and Craig Williams. Reana and Ted Heck. Linda and Patrick Kendall. Doris and Terry Markwitz. Connie and Charles Smith. Margo and Danny Thies. Doreen and Robert Greiner. Separate incidents show a string of weekend emergencies: overheated transmission, medical emergencies, odor investigation, undetermined causes, and an accidental alarm across several addresses in Iowa locations.
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Denise Robertson
Seventh Ave
Marilyn
Bryan Thiesse
West Ninth Ave
Marion
Joan
Craig Williams
Brandeis Frankfurter Ties Revealed in Secret Political Payoff
A new study reports Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis secretly funded Felix Frankfurter, later a justice, to publish Brandeis' views unsigned in law journals and periodicals. The arrangement spanned 1916 to 1938 with annual deposits up to 3500 dollars, and included influence via press and official contacts to steer policy while preserving judicial ethics doubts.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Louis Brandeis
Felix Frankfurter
Brandeis
Frankfurter
Bruce Murphy
Oxford University Press
Murphy
Alpheus Mason
Harvard Law Review
New Republic
Reagan avoids comment on plan to involve foreign governments
President Reagan said he would not comment on reports that he authorized a plan to urge friendly foreign governments to intervene in Central America to disrupt Cuban aid to Nicaragua and guerrillas in El Salvador. He noted a major speech to the OAS on Caribbean aid and left-wing threats. Secretary Haig likewise declined to confirm details.
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New York Times
Washington
Reagan
Central America
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Organization of American States
Alexander Haig
ABC News
Radio clashes loom as Cuba targets 1040 AM niche
Des Moines station WHO broadcasts Iowa Hawkeyes games on 1040 AM raising alarms about Cuban jamming efforts against Radio Marti. Officials warn Cuba’s planned 500 kilowatt transmitter could overpower U S signals nationwide, threatening wide listening areas from Indiana to Montana.
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Des Moines
University of Iowa
WHO
State Department
Cuba
Ganda
Radio Marti
Robert Englehardt
Castro
Englehardt
Mississippi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Carolinas
Indiana
Ohio
Congress
Washington Week Ahead: Quiet Capitol Schedule
A slack Washington week with a holiday on Monday for Washingtons Birthday and recesses across the Senate and House. President Reagan plans a Wednesday meeting with Belgium PM Martens while Nancy Reagan tours Tampa and Dallas for drug prevention progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Reagan
Wilfried Martens
Belgium
Martens
European Community Council
United States
Nancy Reagan
Tampa
Fla
Dallas
Alexander Haig
George Bush
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Miami
Energy
James Edwards
Idaho Falls
Cognitive Development booklet offer from government agency
The National Institute of Mental Health promotes a booklet titled Cognitive Development with tips to aid a child’s mind growth. Order by sending $1.75 to the Consumer Information Center Pueblo Colorado 81009. A free Consumer Information Catalog is included.
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National Institute of Mental Health
Consumer Information Center
Dept
Pueblo
Colo
U.S. General Services Administration
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription options with prices for carrier and mail editions. It notes location, postal handling, and USPS Copyright terms and AP republication rights.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
AP News
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St. Luke's
Doreen
Robert Greiner
Johnson Ave
B Ave
Trailridge Road
Oakland Court
Coldstream
33Rd Ave
Fifth Ave
A Ave
Oakland Road
High Court
Pennsylvania State University
Caribbean Basin
National Security Council
White House
Washington Post
U.S
America
Montana
Phil Trempert
Federal Communications Commission
New York Times Service
Lincoln
James McClure
Energy Department
Idaho Republican
Energy Committee
American Legion
Capitol Hilton
Legion
Sheraton Washington
Bush
Edwards
Capitol Hill
David Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
House Budget Committee
Norman Ture
the Treasury
Irving Kristol
New Conservative
Heritage Foundation
Institute For Research On the Economics of Taxation
John E. Lapes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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