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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1956

Page

4

Weather and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids area dated February 19 1956

Iowa Forecast cloudy with light precipitation south and freezing drizzle or light snow north. Temperatures range from a high of 38 in the southeast to 25 in the northwest, with lows near 10 to 20. Funeral and service notices across Kinross, Stanley, Winthrop, Marian, Vinton, Sigourney, Tama, Central City list services from Monday to Sunday, burial plans, donors to cancer fund, and local obituaries.

Chicago Los Angeles Des Moines Phoenix Moline Denverse Minneapolis Fort Worth Omaha New York Fargo Atlanta Seattle New Orleans Iowa Crecescoscecae Saturgayud Scanvasenneae Ceee Municipal

Knowland Moves To Broaden Nomination Drive

Senator Knowland of California plans to expand his unofficial bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He believes Eisenhower may not run again despite renewed activity, and associates say a slate of Knowland delegates could be filed in Wisconsin by March 2 if Eisenhower does not commit by March 1.

Washington Knowland R-Calif Eisenhower Senate G.O.P Wisconsin

Bipartisan probe unit on influence eyed by GOP

Senator Knowland suggested Republicans may push to keep a senate inquiry into influence on elections and legislation bipartisan. The Gore subcommittee plans a broad probe of improper efforts by interested groups, with potential for a larger, equally divided panel. Jurisdiction questions involve lobbying law and anti bribery revision.

Washington Sen Knowland Calif Senate Senate Elections Gore D-Tenn Senate l

Ballet Group To Dance At Grace's Wedding

London AP reports Grace Kelly will have Festival Ballet perform six times for her wedding to Prince Rainier of Monaco. The first show is the eve of the wedding in the prince's palace courtyard with a gala on April 18 at Monte Carlo opera. A new ballet is created in their honor.

London Grace Kelly Prince Rainier Monaco Festival Ballet Prince’s Palace Monte Carlo Opera House

Criticism of Stalin Seen as Sly Soviet Move

Washington officials view the attack on Stalin as a maneuver to broaden Soviet appeal to Socialists and Neutralists worldwide. They note Mikoyan's private criticism and expect the shift to ease Yugoslav and domestic tensions, portraying the leadership as more legitimate and lawful.

Stalin Washington INS Communist Party Joseph Stalin U. S

Teenager Admits Killing Mother to End Marital Turmoil

In Pawtucket Rhode Island a 16 year old boy Siedie Duke Harris admitted shooting his mother Evelyn Harris 44 as she cleaned a rental trailer she ran with her husband Frank Harris The motive cited was to end a painful marriage and abuse The mother had filed multiple divorce petitions in 17 months with the last on January 31 The youth said he planned the act for a long time and believed death would end her misery

Pawtucket R. I Siedie “Duke” Harris Evelyn Frank

Adrienne Ames Stars in Slander House Matinee

Channel 9 presents Adrienne Ames in the film Slander House as Sunday’s lauded matinee at 1 30 p m. in an afternoon showcase.

Channel 9 Adrienne Ames

Newton High Wins Coe Speech Trophy at Tournament

A nine member Newton High speech team won the Coe High School Speech Tournament trophy for overall excellence with a seven win one loss record. Runners up were Estherville High and University High Iowa City. Five Wilson High speakers earned certificates of merit.

Newton High School Newton Estherville High School University High of Iowa City Wilson High School Joyce Lamparek Elizabeth Reed Dolores Kadlee David King Leona Brainard

Soviet leaders urge peace while warning of war dangers

Mikoyan and Zhukov, speaking to a Soviet audience, warn that a hydrogen or atomic war could destroy capitalism and imperialism but would not annihilate humanity. they stress communism does not want or need war, while noting today’s Soviet forces are of higher quality than those at World War II’s end.

Mikoyan Zhukov

Academy Award Nominations Announced for 1955

Susan Hayward Katherine Hepburn Jennifer Jones Anna Magnani Eleanor Parker named as Best Actress nominees. Jimmie Cagney Ernest Borgnine James Dean Frank Sinatra Spencer Tracy up for Best Actor. Best Picture nominees include Love Is a Many Splendored Thing Marty Mr. Roberts Picnic and The Rose Tattoo.

Hollywood Susan Hayward Katherine Hepburn Jennifer Jones Anna Magnani Eleanor Parker Jimmie Cagney Ernest Borgnine Jimmie Dean Frank Sinatra Spencer Tracy Marty Mr. Roberts

Soviet Leaders to Meet Queen on UK Visit

Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party Chief Nikita Khrushchev will meet Queen Elizabeth II during an eight day trip to Britain starting around April 15. Informants said the visit is virtually certain unless last minute developments occur.

London Nikolai Bulganin Communist Party Nikita S. Khrushchev

Denmark's King and Queen Plan Greenland Spring Visit

King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid of Denmark will travel to Greenland in the spring following an April state tour of Iceland. The royal itinerary aims to strengthen ties with Greenland and highlight regional cooperation.

Copenhagen Frederik IX Ingrid Denmark Greenland Iceland

Cedar Rapids City Briefs Highlight Local Club Meetings

The Cedar Rapids area reports multiple club gatherings from the Chamber of Commerce to Rotary, YMCA and Jaycee events. Notable items include a senior men talk on Human Relations in Business and Industry at 4 p.m., and various lunch, toastmasters, and health planning meetings scheduled through the week.

The Chamber of Commerce Chamber Cedar Rapids Council of Social Planning YMCA Edward H. Files Jaycee Council Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce Nick

Soviet Rejects U S Explanation About Balloons

Moscow demanded proof that American balloons over Soviet territory were for weather. The Soviet note rejected the U S assertion and offered to exhibit U S balloons in major Western capitals to show they carried aerial cameras for reconnaissance. It promised to send Soviet experts to explain equipment and flights.

Moscow Russia U.S United States Europe U. S Charles E. Bohlen New York Washington London Paris

Two Men Wanted In C R Nabbed In Iowa Cities

Waterloo and Rock Island police captured suspects in Cedar Rapids theft cases. James Hutmacher, 22, of Cedar Rapids, fled after car theft Monday night. Vern Edris, 22, of Council Bluffs, was arrested and held on bond. Edris to plead Tuesday. Garth McLaud, 21, of Marion, captured in Rock Island for hotel room theft. $150 stolen from R. E. of Marion. McLaud to be returned to Cedar Rapids.

Waterloo Rock Island Cedar Rapids James Hutmacher Hutmacher Vern Edris Council Bluffs YWCA B Avenue Edris Garth McLaud Marion R. E. Oa

European Winter Death Toll Near 700 Amid Severe Blizzard

New blizzards lash Italy as Europe endures a third weekend of winter disruption. The death toll rises to 678 with expectations to surpass 700. An Austro German commission meets in Passau to weigh removing ice from Jochenstein station as Italy faces heavy snow and rail cancellations.

London Italy Europe U. S. Army Kitzingen Germany Sandee Norway Passau Jochenstein Rome

U S Will Not Drop Middle East Interests

Des Moines AP George W Allen assistant secretary of state for the Middle East said the United States will not abandon its long time interests in the Middle East despite Soviet moves He stated the U S will pursue a sane policy and not be swept along by Soviet arms or economic offers while addressing the National Farm Institute closing session

Des Moines United States Middle East State Department George W. Allen Allen National Farm Institute

Eisenhower Bags Nine Quail on Saturday Hunt in Georgia

President Eisenhower hunted quail for 6 1/2 hours in Thomasville Georgia and returned with nine birds though dogs missed one. Host Secretary Humphrey collected four birds. Whitney and Coca Cola board chair Robert Woodruff joined for lunch and dinner with guests John Hay Whitney and his wife. Robinson of New York and other guests stayed nearby.

Thomasville Eisenhower Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey Humphrey’s Place Robert Woodruff Coca-Cola Co William E. Robinson New York Coca- Cola John Hay Jock” Whitney Whitney Robinson

Floods Threaten Missouri River as Ice Blocks Runoff

Meteorologists warned that thick ice on the Missouri River and heavy snows in the upper valley point to above normal spring runoff. Government experts cautioned it was early to draw conclusions but noted indications of high water and serious ice jams.

Kansas City Missouri River

Deaths Buck Services for Charles Floyd Buck

Services for Charles Floyd Buck a Cedar Rapids resident and former Schaller area farmer who died Thursday will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Monday conducted by Rev H L Sunderman from St Andrew s Evangelical United Brethren church Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the family home until 9 p m Sunday and at the chapel after 10 a m Monday

Dale Rowley Passmore Funeral Coggan Kinross Edward W. Showalter Powell Funeral Home Wellman Cancer Fund Stanley John Davis Garden Prairie Church Church Cemetery Winthrop Mart Gaffney St. Patrick’s Church Charles Floyd Buck Sixth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Schaller Turner Chapel H. L. Sunderman St. Andrew’s

Talcott Services Held in Turner Chapel

Services for Wilfred Charles Talcott of 936 M Street SW Cedar Rapids who died Friday will be conducted in the Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Monday Burial will be in Cedar Call at the chapel and he resided in Cedar Rapids for 32 years.

Wilfred Charles Talcott M Street Cedar Rapids Turner Chapel Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Services for Mrs Jerry Whittington in Cedar Rapids

Funeral services for Mrs Jerry Whittington of 1747 E Avenue NE Cedar Rapids who died Thursday will be held at Turner chapel at 10 30 a m Monday conducted by Mabel Swanson of Unity Center. Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.

Jerry Whittington E Avenue Cedar Rapids Turner Chapel Mabel Swanson Unity Center Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Services for Mrs. Jindrasek Set for Monday at Janeba Funeral Home

Mrs. Joseph F. Jindrasek of 1725 Seventh avenue SE died early Saturday. Services are at 2 p.m. Monday in the Janeba funeral home conducted by Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk. Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Sunday.

Joseph F. Jindrasek Seventh Avenue SE Janeba Funeral Zdenek F. Pauk Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Private services for Mrs Harris held in Cedar Rapids

Private services for Mrs. Robert E. Harris 292% Eleventh Street Marion IA Cedar Rapids Marion resident for 34 years who died Friday conducted in Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday by Rev Keith Tabor pastor Kenwood Presbyterian Church burial in Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Robert E. Harris Eleventh Street Marion Cedar Rapids and Marion Turner Chapel Keith Tabor Kenwood Presbyterian Church Cedar Memorial Cemery

Standard Oil Grants Six-Cent Pay Increase to Workers

The Independent Petroleum Workers of America voted to accept a six percent raise from Standard Oil Company of Indiana retroactive to February 6. The raise brings the average wage to about 2.70 dollars per hour for roughly 6,000 production and maintenance workers.

Whiting, Ind Independent Petroleum Workers of America Standard Oil Company of Indiana Ralph Fluschelsai

Norway and Russia to Exchange Naval Visits

Norway and Russia will exchange naval visits next summer with Soviet ships visiting Oslo and Norwegian ships traveling to Leningrad in June July and August. The move follows recent tensions over fishing rights and is announced by the foreign ministry.

Oslo Norway Russia Foreign Ministry Leningrad

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Record C. R. Weather Robert L. Simmons Joyce A. Harger Robert A. Langhurst Shirley F. Caraway Theodor D. Davin Marjorie Hackett H. C. Swanson Shellsburg Ruby B. Hughes Robert L. Lincoln Anamosa Patricia R. Lincoln Marian C. Horak Edward A. Horak Joanne L. Klein Robert E. Klein Betty M. White Ronald E. White J. Edwin Moneypenny Dorothy Moneypenny Marion C. Horak Audrey E. Younger LeRoy Younger Bess K. Andrews Ralph C. Andrews St. Luke's Johnson Thomas Center Point Miell Larry Neil Robert K Avenue NE Lewis James F Twenty-eighth Street Court SE Ruftis First Avenue Smith Palo Holland Belmont Parkway Pesek Glenn K Street Barnum Curtis Eleventh Avenue Philipp Clement Shaeffer Drive Viteriff Domenick Crestview Drive Vincent Schnoebelen Schnoebelen E. A. Ford Center Street Bernard Schnoebelen Quaker Oats Company General Alarm Williams Boulevard Jack Bell Grace Murdoch Funeral Homes Walker Third Avenue Dial Howard Handleman Anastas Mikoyan China Yugoslavia Western Nikolai A. Bulganin Stalin Cane BIBLE Janeba J Street Marine Corps Marine Corps Recruit Newton High Coe Speech Trophy Junior Bar Association of Coe Pi Kappa Delta Coe Speech Fraternity Wilda Webber Richard Paulus Mike Dooley Ray Kadera Tom Carson Betsy Funke City High David Brodsky Leig Schoenbahm David Ebel Katy Johnson Stan Longman Jean Novy University High Bezdek Marion Blvd Naxera Pastry Shop Stamp Club Montrose Hotel Manufacturers Bureau Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Bureau L. P Boudreaux Hampton’s Rotary Club On Leave Society of Cedar Rapids Ywca Hal Sheridan Hollywood Entertainment Service Guaranty Hawkeye Hawkleye Toastmasters Club Bishop’s Robert Carnes Clarence Jung John McCune Milton Carlson Bob Eppel Oren Redenbaugh Tom Termohlen Sae Ymca Toastmasters Club Don Loop Paul R. Jones Jerry Boice John Sherwood Duane Hirsch William Plock Y’s Men Y’s Men’s Club Jaycee Toastmasters Jaycee Toastmasters Club Nick’s John Eichhorn Henry Haegg, Jr Harlan Dobry Ed Anderson Bill Malloy Paul Powers Lyle D. Matthews John Matthews Eighteenth Avenue SW Offutt Air Force Base Neb William H. Waite H. A. “Bill” Woite Army Iowa State College Ames E. H. Christensen Allis-Chalmers Wednes Ambulance and Oxygen Service Ambulance Service Company Soviet C.R Jeanites Betz Monuments 3Rd Ave. S.E Mid-East Missouri Buck Talcott Services Whittington Jindrasek Services Harris Services Standard Oil Iowa Memorial Co John E. Lapes Florist 3Rd Avenue Mt. Vernon Ave Turner Service Turner’s Turner
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