Mixed weather and court notices fill Iowa brief
The Iowa forecast calls for cloudy with little temperature change through Saturday with highs upper 30s to mid 40s and milder early next week. Local legal notices list civil suits against Harold Chamberlain, Joan Dyal, and others, plus multiple probate and obituary items from Manchester to Decorah and surrounding towns.
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Bismarck
Chicago
New York
Denver
Maha
Omah
Duluth
Phoenix
L. Angeles
Spokanea
Miami
Tampa
Iowa
Traffic court notes multiple fines in Washington area cases
The record lists numerous individuals from Washington and Marion with penalties for traffic violations including speeding signal violations and stop sign infractions. Amounts range from 2 to 151 dollars with several forfeitures and a 30 day suspended sentence for false uttering of a check.
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Peggy Davis
Washington
Edward O’brien
Coldstream Ave
Wendell Reece
Center Point Rd
Jerry Steffon
Marion
Ha Hammond
Robert Johnston
Mt. Vernon
James Stone
H.ave
Kathleen Sores Stanwood
William Meskimen
31St St
John Emery
5Th Ave
Ronald Richardson
10Th St
Clarence Schmidt
Memorial Drive
Edward Hartle
Hiawatha
Donald Campbell
Newhall
Robert Stephen
Cottage Grove Ave
Clair Brandon
Wilson Ave
Roger Robertson
A Ave
Berneda Hansen
33Rd St
Glover Waddington
4Th Ave
Roger Borthwick
9Th Ave
Kenneth Wilcox
Elmhurst Dr
Ward Goodwin
Moline
Neisy Muffler
Donald Moffatt
24Th St
Sagas Ashley
6Th Ave
Montague Brown
10Th St. SE
Eugene Gilbert
1St St. NW
Albert Hawkins
St. SW
The Speed of Light Want Ad Taker Offer
A brief ad encourages selling unused items for cash. It promotes immediate action on wants or needs and offers help writing ads. The notice includes a contact: EM 2-1121, and notes accepted until 5 P M Saturday for the Sunday edition.
Khrushchev Not Absolute Boss As Envoy Is Quoted
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov says Khrushchev must seek colleagues consent not an absolute ruler. He argues leadership is collective and notes openness to cultural accords and possible TV interviews with American leaders. also reports TU 114 jet testing non stop Moscow to New York readiness this fall.
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New York
The
Herald Tribune
Mikhail Menshikov
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington Dispatch
Khrushchev
Marguerite Higgins
Washington
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Moscow
Demoted Russian Is Named Envoy Demoted
Moscow reports Mikhail G. Pervukhin loses his Soviet presidium seat and will serve as Russia’s ambassador to East Germany. Semyon A. Shachkov succeeds him at the foreign aid post. M. Z. Saburov, former deputy, is bypassed.
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Moscow
Mikhail G. Pervukhin
East Germany
Russia
Moscow Radio
Pervukhin
Semyon A. Shachkov
Ukraine
G. M. Pushkin
Shachkov
Pervyukhin
M. Z. Saburov
Saburov
Two Federal Court Cases Reported Settled
Two cases were reported settled out of court as Cedar Rapids federal district court prepared for trials in the February term. The tax case Collins Radio Company v. United States and the damage suit Erwin S. Adam v Beverly Young were settled while juror panels were drawn from Linn Cedar Benton and Jones counties for the term. Pre-trial conferences were canceled and one date was moved to March 5 for the Patricia Smith v Messingers case.
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Cedar Rapids
Patricia Smith
Messingers
Courthouse Death of Lisbon Man Prompts Suit
A $35,666.50 lawsuit filed in Linn County district court seeks damages for the death of Joseph M. Tvrdik, who died February 9, 1957, in a highway 30 collision east of Cedar Rapids. Plaintiff Blanch M. Tvrdik, administratrix, alleges negligence by Jack Hawthorne Truck Lines, Western Transportation Co, and drivers Herb Thomas and Harold Litty. Defendants are Clinton County residents. Litty and Thomas allegedly drove Hawthorne semi trailers leased to Western. A jury trial is requested.
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Lisbon
Linn
Blanch M. Tvrdik
Joseph M. Tvrdik
Highway
Cedar Rapids
Jack Hawthorne
Jack Hawthorne Truck Lines
Western Transportation Company
Herb Thomas
Harold L. Litty
Hawthorne
Thomas
Litty
Clinton County
Western
Tordik
Central City Man Is Given Bench Parole
Ralph R. Ash of Central City received a bench parole on a three year penitentiary term after pleading guilty to a third offense of drunken driving. Arrested Nov 27, he had been fined 500 dollars on a prior second offense and pays 50 dollars monthly. First convicted in 1953 in Linn county, the man benefited from a recent Iowa law allowing parole from the mandatory sentence.
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Ralph R. Ash
Central City
J. E. Heiserman
Ash
Linn County
Iowa
Suit to Collect 12-Year-Old Judgment
A district court judgment entered nearly twelve years ago is pursued for collection by Leo T. Krausnick as administrator of James L. Krausnick estate against William Seilh temper. The petition seeks 7031.25 including interest and costs after a 4500 judgment in 1946 remained unsatisfied.
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Leo T. Krausnick
James L. Krausnick
William Seilhamer
Cedar Rapids Officials Named to UCP Delegation
Three Cedar Rapids officers of United Cerebral Palsy will serve as delegates to the UCP Midwest Southwest regional convention in Pease City Saturday and Sunday. They are Glenn Hoye president of UCP of Iowa Thomas M Collins president of UCP of Greater Cedar Rapids and Ab dallah Igram member of the Cedar Rapids board of directors. They will also attend the Iowa UCP annual meeting held in conjunction with the regional meeting.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
United Cerebral Palsy
UCP
Peases City
Glenn Hoye
Iowa
Thomas M. Collins
Abdallah Igram
Iowa Ucp
Leopold to Leave Prison for $10 a Month Job in Puerto Rico
Nathan Leopold plans to exit Statesville with 674.59 dollars and seek a $10 monthly job plus room and board in Puerto Rico, aided by a 50,000 dollar trust fund yielding 2,000 dollars yearly and a 1948 aunt’s legacy totaling 10,000 to 11,000 dollars. His attorney notes the trust funds are managed for his general welfare.
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Leopold
Gertz
Church of the Brethren
Castaper
Puerto Rico
Todd Says Nikita Is Top Showman
Mike Todd returned from Moscow praising Nikita Khrushchev as the greatest showman of our time and confident he would win a Russian presidential vote. Elizabeth Taylor said she was fascinated by Russia and likened it to a grade B motion picture.
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New York
Mike Todd
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Elizabeth Taylor
Todd
Russia
Republicans Confront Benson Farm Policy Fallout In Congress
GOP leaders voiced worry over Eisenhower Benson farm policies after Minnesota electio n results showing a near split in a long Republican district. They pressed for program corrections while avoiding a push to replace Benson, noting farmers face low prices and surpluses. Eisenhower defended Benson as a dedicated man on the right track.
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House
G.O.P
Minnesota
August Andresen
Albert Quie
Eugene Foley
Benson
Eisenhower
Hospitalized Student Inhaler Chewing Incident At School
A 16-year-old Washington high school student was hospitalized after chewing cotton from a pocket inhaler and getting high. Three boys chewed inhaler contents at school Tuesday. the 17-year-old who introduced the item was expelled and is on parole for a prior theft.
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Washington High School
Deaths Donald Maloney 36 Cedar Rapids native dies in Oakland
Donald James Maloney 36 a Cedar Rapids native died in Oakland California Thursday after a brief illness. He was a Roosevelt high school and University of Iowa graduate, a technical information specialist and editor of the Oakland Naval Supply Depot newspaper. Survived by wife and one son Peter the family will hold funeral and burial in California. Friends asked to contribute to the cancer fund.
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Donald James Maloney
Cedar Rapids
Oakland
Calif
James Maloney
Johnson
Roosevelt Highschool
University of Iowa
Maloney
Oakland Naval Supply Depot
KCRG
Peter
California
iFriends
Leancer Fund
Oklahoma City man dies in Dallas train collision
Edward N. Smith Jr of Oklahoma City son in law of Mr and Mrs Ralph H Clements died after his car struck a railroad train in Dallas Texas. He was a Baylor University dentistry student and husband of Mary Jane Clements with three children Mary Kaye Lyn and Edward N III. Funeral plans remain to be set with the Clements traveling to Oklahoma City.
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Edward N. Smith, Jr
Oklahoma City
Ralph H. Clements
Ridgemore Drive
Dallas
Texas
School of Dentistry
Baylor University
Services for Samuel E Stoneking in Cedar Rapids
Samuel Elmer Stoneking lifetime Cedar Rapids resident dies Thursday. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Monday at Barta Hesser chapel with Rev. N L Wogen of St Stephen’s Lutheran Church. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Survivors include daughter Mrs Marie Herb sister Mrs Ethel Darling brother Clinton Stoneking, all of Cedar Rapids. Stoneking born Bertram July 13 1882 married Ann Vanous July 15 1909. Ann died 1932. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday. A former Iowa Manufacturing Company employee.
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Samuel Elmer Stoneking
Cedar Rapids
N. L. Wogen
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Stoneking
Bertram
Ann Vanous
Marie Herb
Ethel Darling
Arand
Clinton Stoneking
Russia
Brother Says the Badly Advised on Little Rock Move
Edgar N. Eisenhower criticizes the federal troop role in Little Rock at the American Bar Association convention. He urges restoring powers to the states and questions enforcing court orders via federal troops. He endorses local authority when requested by officials.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
Edgar N. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Tacoma
American Bar Association
Atlanta Journal
U.S. Soviet Sign Student Exchange
The first reciprocal student exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union will begin this summer. Dr. John A. Wallace of the Council on Student Travel announced an agreement with the Soviet Youth Committee. Forty American students will travel to the USSR and twenty Soviet students will visit the United States for 5 to 6 weeks.
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New York
U.S
Soviet Union
John A. Wallace
Council On Student Travel
Soviet Youth Committee
The
Ussr
America
Services for Marie Forsythe Widow of Charles Forsythe
Marie Forsythe widow of Charles A. Forsythe died in Manistee Michigan. Services will be held at Turner chapel at 10 30 a m Saturday conducted by Rev Walter Cerka of Sharon Evangelical United Brethren church. Burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Marie Forsythe
Charles A. Forsythe
Manistee
Mich
Turner Chapel
Walter Cerka
Sharon
Services for John Vishek at Kuba Funeral Home
Funeral services for John Vishek, 80, of 1612 Fifteenth Ave SE, will be conducted at Kuba Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday by Theodore B. Hlubucek. Burial is planned at Czech National. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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John Vishek
Fifteenth Ave. SE
Kuba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Services for Mrs. Trachta in Brosh chapel on Saturday
Services for Mrs. Paul Trachta will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Brosh chapel conducted by Rev. Joseph Havlik. Burial will be in Czech National. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Paul Trachta
Joseph Jandl
Third St. SW
Brosh Chapel
Joseph Havlik
Eisenhower to Speak on Foreign Aid Program Tuesday Night
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide radio address from Washington Tuesday night to drum up support for the $3,942,100,000 foreign aid bill sent to Congress Wednesday. The speech will be broadcast by the four major networks at 8 30 p.m. CST.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
GE Reports Record Profits and Sales for 1957
General Electric, the world’s largest electrical equipment maker, posts 1957 sales of 4.34 billion dollars and earnings of 247.9 million, up 6 percent in sales and 16 percent in earnings from 1956. Defense items make up about 20 percent of 1957 sales.
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New York
General Electric Company
G.E
Thurston Hall Dies at 75 in Beverly Hills
Actor Thurston Hall known for suave banker and tycoon roles was found dead at his Beverly Hills home from an apparent heart attack. Authorities reported no foul play.
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Beverly Hill
Calif
Thurston Hall
Rae
Wit as a Weapon in Comedy Says Psychiatrist
AP profile of Dr. Martin Grotjahn who describes wit as an angry man seeking a victim and jokes as a safe outlet for repressed hostility. He links laughter to unconscious aggression and argues humor can guard mental health despite illness.
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Los Angeles
Martin Grotjahn
Southern California
Grotjahn
Dr. Grotijahn
Nicholas Not Against Voter Parity in Iowa Race
Des Moines broadcast notes Lt. Gov William Nicholas not opposed to reapportionment. Campaign manager Henry Burma says Nicholas believes the issue is not a problem for the executive office though some misperceive his stance. Nicholas announces Lucille Long will head the women’s division and says he will discuss policies later and study state revenue first.
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Des Moines
INS
William Nicholas
Henry Burma
Allison
Burma
Nicholas
Lucille Long
Whitten
Man Sought Over Free Ride Information Scheme
A Senate aviation subcommittee subpoenaed Harold J. O'Brien of Los Angeles to appear March 10 for questioning about selling information on securing free flights on military aircraft. An investigator paid him 18 dollars and he was flown free from Los Angeles to Washington on a military transport plane.
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Washington
Senate
Los Angeles
Onroney
D-Okla
Aviation
Harold J. O’brien
Local briefs note hospital and community events
City residents report Mrs Velma Wolfe undergoing surgery at St Luke s hospital. Mrs Harley Clymer hospitalized at University Hospitals Iowa City for heart condition. Teen dance invites teens to ICBJ hall Saturday 7 to 10 pm with dress code. Office space for rent in American Building. Shrine hosts wild game dinner Friday 6 30 pm Embassy club. John K Williams to speak at American Business Women meeting in Sheraton Montrose hotel. Alex Fidled recovering from leg injury at St Luke s hospital. Recital features vocal students at Ralph Lee studio Saturday 8 pm. Townsend Club Iowa meets K of P hall Sunday 2 pm with Robert C Townsend. Cub Pack 23 awards announced for multiple boys.
National Guard Open House Slated in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids area residents are invited to a Master Day open house at the National Guard Training Center on 520 A Ave NE. The event runs all day Saturday with 8 am to 5 30 pm public access and 8 am to 10 am training for three guard units followed by demonstrations motion pictures and interviews. The event marks Washington's birthday each year.
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Army National Guard
Cedar Rapids
National Guard Training Center
Ave
Guard
Washington
Georgians Kill Bill for Race Labeling of Blood
The Georgia house killed a bill requiring that whole blood for transfusions be labeled by race. Critics said medical authorities opposed it.
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Bill
Atlanta
Georgia House
Fuchs Progress Report From Transantarctic Route
Wellington New Zealand AP reports Dr Vivian Fuchs and his British transantarctic party are about 400 miles from their goal as they push toward crossing Antarctica.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Vivian Fuchs
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Akkaws
Mississippi
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Stegall
Richard Ely
Taylor
Royce
8Th St. NW
Ott
Paul
5Th St. SE
Curtis
Lemuel
Whitters
George
32Nd St
Henderson
Richard
Dudak
Louis
Meyer
Robert
Clarence
Reuter
Dale
St. Luke's
Webster
Reigh
40Th St
Neubauer
James
Vernon
Rooks
Douglas
Springer
Jimmy
Kelly
Earl
Paul D. Westfall
Iowa City
Harriett Holland
Georgena M. Brown
Raymond J. Brown
Ona Dudley
Loren D. Dudley
Charlotte P. Rogers
Cleo B. Rogers
Lucille E. Jiroutek
Vernon A. Jiroutek
Martha M. Swartz
Chris M. Swartz
Joseph Seporito
Town Farm Mutual Insurance Company
Harold Chamberlain
Palo
Earl Carr
James Vick
Lst Ave. SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Francis Wilams Caldbeck
8Th Ave
Newman’s Mercantile Company
Joan) Dyal
2Nd Ave
Al’s Furniture, Inc
Lemuel William
Nellie Elmore
J. C. Landenberger
F. O. Espey
Gordon L
Betty Jane Johnson
Istave
Surgical Associates
Mason City
Walter G
Ida Forbes
Darrell
Virginia Miskimen
6Th St. SE
Kruckenberg
Brendt
Shank Middleton
Morgan
James B
Grace Mary Murray
D. Nickell
Jack D
Jo Kay
W. A
Alice A. Sawyer
Northwest Radio and Television School
Maude Wagamon
Edward H. Anderson
Donald Eugene Butts
Sam Hill
Virgil
Dorothy Schmickle
Manchester
Olive C. Wilson
Methodist Church
Family Shome
Shelly Funeral Home
Edward Howard
Whytechapel
Sam Myers, Jr
McAninch
Victor
Greeley
Chester Willard
Clifton
Earlville
Quasqueton
Gladys Garvin
Oakland Cemetery
Beckman Funeral Home
Cedar
Benton
Jones Counties
Carl Riley
Frank K. Powers
Hermann Richmann
Lloyd J. Mills
Erwin Price
Beneficial Finance Company
Ralph
Dorothy Peters
Forrest M. Fischer
Elkader
Thomas W. Mullaney, Jr
Highway 13
Harold A. Bertrand
Wee
Bonnie
Joseph Ragen
Mike
Nikita
Alcorn
Martin
Mass
Third Street
Donald J. Maloney
Mrs. Clements
Stoneking Services
Pll
Edgar
Forsythe Services
Vishek Services
Trachta Services
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Mt. Vernon Ave
G.S
Turner
John B. Turner & Son
Jack Lefler
Father
Velma Wolfe
Seventh St. Sw
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Harley Clymer
First Ave
University Hospitals
Icbj Hall
Shrine
Embassy Club
Shriners
John K. Williams
U.S.A
Sheraton-Montrose Hotel
Fidlerin Hospital
Alex Fidled
the Gazette
Ralph Lee
Aave
Janet Dunn
Sharon Byers
Marilyn Roasa
Henry Kurka
Wendell Rogers
Sharon Graf
Alan Jones
Townsend Club
Townsend Clubs
K. of P. Hall
Robert C. Townsend
Cub Pack
John Robertson
John Negro
Bob Nemeck
Douglas Morehead
Richard Snyder
Tom Neal
Joe Sprietzer
Mark Cornish
John Papenius
Mike Handley
Mike Cornish
Pat Corrigan
National Guard
Fuchs
Kigbee's Sale
Krebs Flower Shop
Krebs
Seem
Medical Arts Surgical
Medical Arts Surgical Supply
2Nd Street
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