Weather Forecast and Local Notices From Tuesday Record
A detailed forecast identifies a cold wave with temperatures dropping to zero to ten below by Thursday morning and gradual clearing thereafter. Five day outlook calls for near to slightly below normal temperatures with light snow possible Wednesday night and Friday. Additional data includes temperatures, precipitation, barometer, humidity, wind and sun/moon times followed by local death notices, marriages, and court-ordered citations across several Iowa communities.
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Bismarck
Min’apolis
Chicago
WN. Ooreans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angelesee
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Municipal
Local families welcomed newborns and births reported
Feb 19 notices list Herman Ward at 1558 Washington Ave SE with a daughter and Edward Hook at 2057 Washington Ave SE with a son. Darrel Davis of Tower trailer court Marion has a daughter and Lyle Hyke at 4046 Midway Dr NW has a son. James F. Clemenseon route one Marion reports a daughter and Robert Blue at 1019 Ninth Street NW.
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Milwaukee
Owen D. McBride
McBride
Raymond F. Gorman
Meadowbrook Drive
Liberty
John W. Huston, Jr
Huston
Omer Farrell
Vernon Road
Mr. Huston
John W. Huston
Tenth Street
Herman Ward
Washington Avenue SE
Edward Hook
Darrel Davis
Tower
Marion
Lyle Hyke
Midway Drive
James F. Clemenseon
Route One
Robert Blue
Ninth Street
Tax Collection Plan Approved in Cedar Rapids and Linn County
Legal staffs of Cedar Rapids and Linn County agreed on methods to collect 51 special assessments totaling about $10,000. The city clerk will retain the amounts until the end of 1963, then any unpaid will go to County Auditor John Burrill for the 1963 tax list payable in 1964. County Treasurer Don Cover had refused payments since the assessments were not in the certified books.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
John Burrill
Don Cover
Life's happiest investment a home of your own
Classified ad 50 highlights a want ad theme promoting buying a home as an ideal investment. The line frames homeownership as a joyful financial decision within a classifieds section.
Implied consent bill advances amid liquor debate
The House and Senate clash over an implied consent bill tied to liquor legalization. An amendment to exempt dead or unconscious persons failed 71 to 36, while a later rule allowed tests only with physician certification for the dead or unconscious. Three Cedar Rapids men face revocation of paroles for delivering beer to inmates at Anamosa reformatory.
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State Public Safety Commissioner
Dewey E. Goode
Bloomfield
David M. Stanley
R-Muscatine
Goode
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Leroy Chalupa
Pleasant Plain
Public Safety
District Court
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
Anamosa
Reformatory
Jones County
Dory
Story
Storm related accidents and city snow response reported
Early morning crashes involved Earl Ferguson and Rodney Peterson with injuries not listed, followed by a second collision between Luther Bryant and Robert Danly with no injuries. A truck damaged a traffic signal at Center Point road NE, triggering an hour long outage. City crews used chemical spreaders and graders to handle drifting snow, with the worst drifts on Blairs Ferry road NE and annexed areas south and west of the city. Weather officials warned of stronger winds and colder temperatures, with snow expected to shift across the state and end by Thursday morning in some areas. Snowpacked highways north of a Sioux City to Grinnell line and icy conditions in Mason City, Charles City, and Decorah were reported. Cedar Rapids area expected blowing snow and forecast highs 5 to 20 degrees above zero on Thursday. A list of patients treated at Mercy and St. Luke’s hospitals followed, noting multiple fractures and injuries from falls and accidents involving residents of Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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B Avenue
Center Point Road
John R. Goertzen
Newhall
Blairs Ferry Road
Iowa
Sioux City
Grinnell
Waterloo
Waukon
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Federal Offices To Close Friday In Observance Of Birthday
Federal offices in Cedar Rapids will be closed Friday along with city and county buildings. First Federal Perpetual and Bohemian will close though banks stay open. Post Office closed except for special delivery and holiday pickup. No courts in session. Parking meters not required in the Parkade and attendant lots.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Savings and Loans
First Federal
Perpetual
Bohemian
Funeral Services for O'Meara and Mary Maciejewsky
Funeral services set for Horace D. O'Meara at Turner chapel at 1 30 Thursday with Dr John P Woods and Rev Bob Allen Chaffee. Interment in Chapel of Memories. Friends may call until 1 Thursday. Casket will not be opened after service. Mary Maciejewsky to be buried at Czech National with service at Brush chapel Friday by Jerry Drahovzal. Friends may call after 6 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Earlville
Frank Faust
Congregational Church
Clifton’s
Vinton
Rosa Smith
First Christian Church
Methodist
Montour
Jacob John Schwab
First Federated Church
Oxford
Catholt Chapel
Sigourney
Ambia Fowler
Delta Christian Church
Reynolds
West Liberty
Corona Brown
Snider's
Dundee
Peter McElmeel
St. Mary’s Church
Manchester
Shelly’s
Independence
Edith Elledge
First United Presbyterian Church
White’s
O'Meara
Horace D
Chub” -Turner
John P. Woods
Bob Allen Chaffee
Chapel of Memories
Maciejewsky
Mary — Brush
Jerry Drahovzal
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Leonard Deaver
Grand Lodge of Iowa
Turner Chapel
Westminister Memorial Fund
Slayer Dies in Texas Electirc Chair Slayings
Leo Luton was executed by electric chair in Huntsville Texas on Wednesday for the holdup slaying of a Dallas grocer's wife.
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Huntsville
Texas
Leo Luton
Dallas
Chamber Drives Members as 45 Percent of Quota Reached
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce reports 45 percent of its annual membership goal reached with 63 Civic bureau, 14 Jaycees, and 13 Senior Men signed up. A total of 90 members have joined so far toward a 200 member goal. The luncheon announced continuation of the drive and a 6:15 dinner with local talent.
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Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Redd Gardner
Chamber
Civic Bureau
Jaycees
Men’s Bureau
Delayed Parade For Betancourt In Washington
Venezuelan President Betancourt arrived at the White House with President Kennedy. He wore a top coat and slouch hat and smoked a pipe as Secret Service removed sections of the convertible roof to improve crowd views along the parade route.
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Washington
Betancourt
Kennedy
White House
Secret Service
Liz Taylor Settles $5 Million Crash Suit for $40,000
In New York a federal court settled Elizabeth Taylor's $5 million negligence suit over Michael Todd's death. The payout of $40,000 goes mainly to Todd and Taylor's 5-year-old adopted daughter Elizabeth Frances Fisher, with $27,092.55 remaining under court supervision after attorney fees. Defendants TradeAyer, Ayer Lease Plan, and Michael Todd Company faced gross negligence claims over the Grants, New Mexico crash on March 22, 1958.
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New York
UPS
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Todd
Todds
Eddie Fisher
Miss Taylor
Ayer Lease Plan Inc
Trade-Ayer, Inc
Michael Todd Company, Inc
Todd
Sylvester Ryan
Elizabeth Frances
Liza) Fisher
Delzell a Knight Templar Leader Dies. Funeral Planned
Delzell, a Knights Templar figure in 1948 and a 33rd degree Mason since 1957, was active in Rotary and civic groups. He taught at Westminster Presbyterian Church for 20 years and served on the elders board. Funeral Friday at 1 30 PM at Westminster with Dr Woods and Rev Deaver. Casket unopened. Donations urged to Westminster Memorial Fund or charity.
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Mander
Knights Templar
el Kahr Shrine
Mt. Hermon Lodge
AF & AM
Malta
Order of Eastern Star
Delzell
Rotary
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Board of Elders
Telephone Solicitor Goes On Trial in Ames Court
A Washington Iowa man faces trial in Ames municipal court for soliciting business by telephone. Philip Dusenberry is accused of violating a city ordinance banning telephone solicitation. Witnesses include ISU professors’ wives who described unsolicited calls promoting a $3.95 portrait package and a Bible trivia qualifier. Dusenberry, with Olan Mills Studio, operated from Waterloo. police say he was arrested in an Ames motel.
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Ames Court
Ames
Iowa
Philip E. Dusenberry
Washington
Dusenberry
Carl Smedal
Donald L. Smith
Iowa State
William Denney
Olan Mills Studio
Waterloo
Gerald P. Jones
Provenzano Rejects $50,000 Pay Raise for Union Leader
Anthony Pro Provenzano refused a $50,000 raise voted by Teamster local 560 amid debate over his salary. He said he never took the raises and that union funds must not be used for personal enrichment, stressing funds should aid members.
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Provenzano
Union City
N.J
Anthony
Tony Pro
Teamster
David Friedland
James Hoffa
International Teamsters Union
Friedland
National Guard Open House Set In Cedar Rapids
Four Cedar Rapids National Guard units host an open house at the armory on Minuteman Day. Visitors view World War II artillery and small arms as the four units prepare to merge into Company B of the 234th signal battalion under Pentagon plans.
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National Guard
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids National Guard
234Th Signal Battalion
Pentagon
Reorganized National Guard
Jack Holsinger
David M. Clark
Leo W. Ford
Odin Brendengen
Willie Mays Signs For $100000 Plus
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Willie Mays Wednesday signed a contract for more than 100000 with the San Francisco Giants and joined a select circle of only four players to receive such an amount. They are Joe DiMaggio Ted Williams and Stan Musial.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Joe diMaggio
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
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Covington
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Twenty-eighth Avenue
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Jesse Day
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Spencer Yerkes
Melvin Goldsworth
Bowling Street
David Howe
Rex Dory
Oscar Story
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Fourth Avenue SE
Rodney R. Peterson
Wilson Avenue
Luther B. Bryant
Twelfth Avenue SE
Robert L. Danly
Weather Bureau
Mason City
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Decorah
Mercy Hospital
Elizabeth Rebeck
Sixteenth Avenue
Edwin E. Davis
Seventeenth Avenue
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Elmhurst Drive
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F Avenue NW
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First Avenue NW
Hazel G. Betzer
Second Avenue SE
Nellie Will
Buena Stuckey
Fifth Avenue SW
Gertrude Barrier
D Avenue NE
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Hesser
5Th Ave
Jay W. Hesser
Liz Taylor
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Turner's
John B. ‘Turner & Son
2Nd Ave
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