Daily Record Weather and Local Notices Summary
Saturday’s high and low readings cover numerous cities from Bismarck to New Orleans with a detailed Iowa forecast predicting partly cloudy skies, warmer temperatures, and mainly cloudy conditions turning colder and windy Sunday night. The record lists January through February precipitation, barometer and humidity, sunrise and sunset, and a sequence of birth, marriage, and obituary notices from Cedar Rapids, Marion, and surrounding towns.
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Eastern Iowa Students Qualify for State Forensic Finals
Eastern Iowa high school speech students earned spots in the Iowa Forensic League state finals after a district contest at Wilson High School. About 100 competitors from 12 schools showcased original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, interpretive reading, radio speaking, and debate team finalists including John Niemeyer, Leona Brainard, Dayne Hixom, Lyla Dye, Janice Van Dyke, Cathy Reed, Kay Pfister, Carl Dye, Ronald Butters, Camilla Astrup, and teams from Marion Decorah Loras Cresco Dubuque.
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Wilson High School
Iowa City
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Elkader
Arlene Zila
Wilson
Leona Brainard
Dayne Hixom
Decorah
Lyla Dye
Marion
Janice van Dyke
Roosevelt
Signe Kvale
Cathy Reed
Kay Pfister
Carl Dye
Ronald Butters
Sinatra subpoenaed to testify on DiMaggio Monroe case
Frank Sinatra was subpoenaed to testify before the New York state Senate Business and Professional Committee about a 1950s private detective raid linked to gathering evidence for Joe DiMaggio's divorce from Marilyn Monroe. The panel investigates ties between detective agencies and scandal magazines.
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Holly News
Frankie Sinatra
State Senate
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
Two Iowa City Teens Stopped in Cedar Rapids
Two Iowa City girls aged 18 and 18 were picked up by police Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hotel. The younger girl was held as a runaway for Iowa City police. The 18-year-old was charged with vagrancy. Officers said the pair spent Friday night in Cedar Rapids and planned to travel west together.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Truman Criticizes Ike Middle East Plan as Too Little Too Late
Former President Truman condemned the Eisenhower administration plan for the Middle East crisis as too little and too late. He argued bold action in 1955 could have prevented the current peril, calling drift and procrastination responsible for escalating tensions between Israel and Arab states. He spoke at an Israel bond drive dinner in Miami Beach, saying the plan is an emergency reaction to a growing danger.
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Stevenson urges Democrats to lead democracy amid national peril
Former Illinois governor Adlai Stevenson argues democracy faces Lincoln era danger and calls on Democrats to shoulder burdens, promote social justice, and back civil rights legislation with overwhelming support. He warns against mass manipulation and urges vigorous self criticism, debate, and law observance in the South and nation.
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Cedar Rapids Man Re-Arrested for Intoxication
Maurice A. Clancy, 25, of 532 F avenue NW, walked away from the city jail last month and was rearrested Saturday night for intoxication after police nabbed him in the Oasis tavern. He had begun a seven day sentence on Jan 26 and a municipal court judge issued a warrant for his arrest.
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Cedar Rapids
Maurice A. Clancy
F Avenue NW
Oasis
Sandra R McHugh Reported Missing at 17
Police search for Sandra R McHugh a 17 year old girl described as slender five feet nine inches tall weighing 115 pounds with auburn hair. She wore a black coat black dress and black heels and may have been taken toward Rockford Illinois or Los Angeles where she has friends.
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Sandra R. McHugh
Eighth Street
Rockford
Ill
Los Angeles
Sandra
Australia Reports Wool Crop Worth 900 Mullion Dollars
Australia projects its annual wool crop at about 900 mullion dollars, reflecting strong demand and stable prices. The figure highlights the significance of the wool industry to the national economy and exporter markets.
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Australia
Eight National Groups Honor Cedar Rapids Teachers Saturday
Beardsley Rum and Miss Alice Rudd shared honors at the American Association of School Superintendents convention in Atlantic City. The Golden Key awards, given by eight national education organizations, saluted Ruml as an economist and educator who believes schools must be funded to meet urgent needs, and honored Miss Rudd for a lifetime of teaching geometry at Franklin high school. The event also recognized Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor and others for their contributions to education.
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Franklin High School
Cedar Rapids
Beardsley Ruml
Rudd
Atlantic City
American Association of School Administrators
National School Boards Association
N. J
Beardsley Rum
American Association of School Superintendents
Ruml
New York
Miss Rudd
Washington High School
W. Ruml
Robert E. McKay
San Francisco
California Teachers Association
New York City
Rum
Clyde Parker
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Clifford H. Nowlin
Kansas City
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National Citizens Council For Better Schools
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Education Association
Office of Education of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Death services for Elmar Benson widow of Oscar Benson
Funeral services for Elmar Benson widow of Oscar Benson are planned in Turner chapel at 10 30 a m Monday conducted by Dr H Hughes Dill of St Pauls Methodist church. Additional services will be held at St Johns Methodist church Davenport at 3 p m with burial in Oakdale cemetery Davenport. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Victor H. Davis
Colu
Fred Annas
Stephens
Iowa City
Michael Giblin
St. Mary’s Church
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Rosary
Mc‘Govern
Belle Plaine
Earl Fisher
Jin Peffers
Jin Oakhill Cemetery
Maynard
Daisy Brown
the Baptist Church
Aurora
Madison Cemetery
Frank Cummings
Delsing- Wright
Monticello
Anna F. Moenk
Henry A. Caspers
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Church Cemetery
Goettsch Funeral
Solon
Joseph Ross
Brosh Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Neil Strawhorn, Jr
Peffers Funeral Home
Elmar Benson
Oscar Benson
Turner Chapel
H.hughes Dill
St. Paul's Methodist Church
St. John's Methodist Church
Davenport
Oakdale Cemetery
Services for Frank Baldwin Former Cedar Rapids Postmaster
Services for Frank Burdette Baldwin former Cedar Rapids postmaster who died Friday will be held at Turner Chapel at 1 30 p m Monday conducted by Rev Reuben J Traden of Central Park Presbyterian church Burial will be in Shiloh cemetery Friends may call at the chapel until 12 30 Monday as the casket will not be opened after the service
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Frank Burdette Baldwin
Cedar Rapids
Turner
Reuben J. Traden
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Shiloh
Mt Vernon youth given suspended sentence for car theft
William C. Coultas 18 of Mt. Vernon received a three month suspended county jail sentence in district court on a charge of driving a car without the owner's consent. He was accused of taking the car of William B. Tharp of Mt. Vernon last Aug 4.
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William C. Coultas
Mt. Vernon
Coultas
William B. Tharp
Mt. Vernion
Soviet plan to disperse industry across USSR
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union will launch a nationwide program to disperse industry and form independent economic regions to reduce vulnerability to atomic attacks. Communist Party Chief Khrushchev presented the plan in a central committee report, with a mid summer target for Supreme Soviet approval.
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Man climbs 75 feet up TV tower and threatens jump
Boston police and fire crews watched as 25 year old Roger Lavallee from Brighton climbed 75 feet up the WBZ TV tower Saturday. After a tense hour he was talked down by firefighters and church officials. Lavallee, clad in a sweater, faced domestic disputes with his wife who pleaded from the ground with their two children nearby. The couple embraced after he descended and was taken to a church meeting with Father Keene.
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WBZ
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Dorothy
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Thomas Keene
St. Anthony’s Church
Father Keene
Three Freight Cars Derailed at Marion
Three freight cars derailed near Nineteenth street in Marion delaying eastbound traffic for two hours. Officials said a spread in the tracks caused the accident. the cars were loaded with butter and en route to Salt Lake City.
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Marion
Milwaukee Railroad
Salt Lake City
Cedar Rapids Plan and Civic Group Notices
A long list of Cedar Rapids meetings and events including City Plan Commission Tuesday at noon in the Roosevelt hotel, Community House luncheon Wednesday at Jane Boyd House, Cedar Rapids Stamp Club Monday 8 p.m. at Sheraton Montrose, Pythian Sisters auction Thursday for polio drive, Veterans Council Monday 8 p.m. at VFW clubrooms, and multiple club meetings. Also notes visitors at Veterans hospital Iowa City, speech reading classes, and various Junior Chamber, Optimist and Toastmasters gatherings with speakers listed. Also mentions Army teachers interviews in Cedar Falls March 1–3 and oblique notices about Rosary for Earl Kindig and an accident safety talk Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Roosevelt hotel.
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Optimist Club
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Mannfred Jurgenson
Mads Obksen
Francis Schuller
16th Anniversary Stag Planned for Battery G
Former members of Battery G 185th Field Artillery 34th Infantry Division will hold a 16th anniversary stag reunion Friday at 6 30 p m at the E and R cafe. Carl ton K Smith recently retired as brigadier general from the Iowa National Guard after 38 years of service was the first battery commander and will be honored. Battery G formed the cadre for the 634th Tank Destroyer Battalion organized in December 1941 and served in five campaigns with the 1st Infantry Division in Europe.
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185Th Field Artillery
34Th Infantry Division
Linn County
Carlton K. Smith
Iowa National Guard
Camp Claiborne
Gen. Smith
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