Weather roundup and city notices from Cedar Rapids
The Daily Record reports weather figures with high and low temperatures for Bismarck to Los Angeles and Iowa forecasts of rain and mild air. Police and public notices list crimes such as drunkenness and disturbing the peace, speeding, failure to yield, and parking violations with names and fines. newborns announced from local hospitals and distant couples.
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Bismarck
Miami
Chicace
Minneapolis
Denver As
Los Angeles
Sious City
Iowa
Pedestrian Hit by Car on First Avenue
John Janecek of 1836 Washington Avenue SE suffered a possible fractured left ankle and scalp lacera tion after being struck at First Avenue and Twelfth Street Thursday night. Driver George Voelker of 1524 Washington Avenue SE was charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian, paid $5 and costs, and drove Janecek to St Luke's Hospital.
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Virgil L. Adams
Lenoir City
Tenn
R. C. McCalley
Marion
Dexter Wolfe
Fourteenth Avenue SE
George Voelker
Washington Avenue SE
Harold L. Candler
Sixteenth Avenue SE
C. Pavlick
F Avenue
Clayton Arnold
B Avenue
A. A. Buenke
Roosevelt Hotel
John Reding, Jr
Westwood Drive
Joe McGowan
Alburnett
John Baldridge
Third Street
J. Jay Smith
Second Avenue
H. Paul Wilshire
First Avenue
T. H. Woods
E Avenue
Murray C. Marks
Hugo Meineke
Fourth Avenue
John Janecek
Twelfth Street
Voelker
Janecek
St. Luke's Hospital
Henry Overman
George Rubey
Bevin offers Extension of Russian Pact
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told the Commons he proposed extending Britain’s 20 year friendship treaty with Russia to 50 years. He said he offered this to Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov at the December Moscow talks and did not reveal Russia’s reaction. He urged oil cooperation with Britain and the U.S., international Ruhr control, and European use of transport and raw materials. Cripps later said Russia rejected a £30 million five year loan, seeking £100 million for 15 years.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Soviet Union
Commons
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Bevin
Turkey
America
Germany
Ruhr
United Nations Security Council
Stafford Cripps
Skeels discusses treatment plans for annex boys
Dr. Skeels notes extreme sex deviation is rare and not usually the primary issue among annex youths. He cites misquoted Des Moines claims and says segregation has helped homosexuality concerns. He urges returning 23 boys to Eldora and scheduling 16 for further psychiatric study.
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Des Moines Register
E. W. Carlsen
Board of Control
Annex
Skeels
Recommendations for handling boys at Eldora and reformatories
Dr. Skeels urges a phased plan including psychiatric evaluation and specialized study for boys sent to Eldora. He calls for a full time psychologist, supervised work and education, periodic reformatory movie shows, and specific treatment for six Anamosa residents awaiting new arrangements. Hopkins admits the problem remains unsolved.
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Sen
Psychopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Anamosa
Eldora
Hopkins
Odd Fellows Meet for Bachman Funeral
City brief notes call for all Odd Fellows to gather at Maine hall at 1 p.m. Saturday to attend the C. C. Bach man funeral. Also listed are church services and community notices including hospital patient at St Luke s hospital and novena services at Mount Mercy chapel.
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Odd Fellows
Maine Hall
C. C. Bachman
Man Arrested for Drunkenness Not Resident of Address
Claude Jenkins gave police the address 824 A avenue NE when arrested on a drunkenness charge Wednesday night. Neighbors say he has not lived there for over two years. Rev. Lyle K. Anderson to speak on Material Well-being and Soul Poverty at Shueville United Brethren church 9:30 a.m. Sunday service. Church school 10:30 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m.
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Claude Jenkins
Lyle K. Anderson
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Church School
Christian Endeavor
Miss Kate Wing Recovers After Major Operation
The condition of Miss Kate Wing of the Commonwealth apartments is fair after a major operation at St Luke's hospital last week. No visitors are admitted.
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Kate Wing
Commonwealth Apartments
Miss Wing
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mount Mercy Faculty Attend Loras College Richard III
Mount Mercy junior college and academy faculty will attend a special performance of Shakespeare's Richard III by a Loras college cast in Dubuque on Saturday. The event is for all sisters of the archdiocese.
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Mount Mercy Junior College
Academy
Loras College
Dubuque
McClure to Speak on The Devil's Most Useful Tool
The Rev. A V McClure speaks at 11 a m worship Saturday at the Seventh day Adventist church 3424 First avenue NE on The Devil's Most Useful Tool Sabbath school starts 9 30 and young people at 3 pm A preaching service Sunday at 7 30 features A Thousand Years of Peace When Shall We Expect It Mr McClure will speak on the topic.
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A. V. McClure
Seventhday Adventist Church
First Avenue NE
Linn County Old Age and Blind Payments Exceed State Averages
February payments for Linn County show per person averages higher than the state. A total of 54 213.90 was paid to needy aged persons at 35.67 each, vs 33.14 statewide. Blind payments totaled 1 871.70 to 48 individuals at 38.99, above the state average by 1 76. Children received 3 805.10 at 32 52 per case, 13 26 per child, state 13 02.
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Linn
Winneshiek
Decorah
Audubon
Inn
Statue of Washington Needs a Shirt Says 1908 Smithsonian Find
Frederick C. Othman recounts the long quarrel over a nude Washington statue. Congress funded a shed, then moved the sculpture to the Smithsonian in 1908 where the figure remained bare chested and in need of covering.
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George Washington
Washington
Congressional
George
Congress
Horatio Greenough
Boston
Horatio
Smithsonian Institution
George Friday
Red Army Controls Mukden After Brief Intrusion
Accredited correspondents report in Mukden that the Red Army dominates the city with security checks and a formal handover at the hotel. Chinese and Russian representatives negotiate access while curfew remains strictly enforced and streets stay empty.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Red Army
Chiang Kai-shek
G.L
Rings Conferred On New Cardinals at Vatican Ceremony
Twenty seven new cardinals were raised in a five day cycle of pageantry and met in a final ceremony in the Sacred College where they received rings symbolizing their rank. They join the old cardinals in conducting college business as the consistory closes. Five cardinals were absent due to illness.
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Vatican City
Sacred College
Pope Pius XII
Men and Women In Service News From Local Veterans
Capt Tom Shive discharged from army air forces in San Antonio visits Iowa family. John Paul Snider discharged after 30 months navy service attends University of Iowa. Leo G Hampton released from navy at Shoemaker California. Pfc George L Radeke with 77th Division in Hokkaido Japan. Col Walker B Henderson returns from five months service at Guam Saipan Iwo Jima Tokyo and is to resume medical practice in Oelwein. Pat Condran returns to ship at Long Beach after leave and expects release soon. Cpl Eugene Hite returns from Japan after three years in signal battalion. Seaman Josephine A Williams leaves New Orleans after 15 days with grandmother.
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Tom Shive
Army Air Forces
San Antonio
Texas
P. W. Shive
Avenue
Shive
Army
Iowa State College
John Paul Snider
Navy
Pacific
Asiatic-Pacific
Guam
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
University of Iowa
Leo G. Hampton
Aviation Metalsmith
Springville
Shoemaker
Calif
George L. Radeke
Luzerne
Hokkaido
Japan
Walker B. Henderson
Saipan
Tokyo
Army Strategic Air Force
Eighth
20Th Air Forces
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Army Air Force
A. R. Henderson
Independence
Oelwein
University Hospital
Iowa City
F. P
Pat) Condran
Radarman
Ninth Street
Signal Battalion
Italy
Army of Occupation
Josephine A. Williams
Seaman
New Orleans
Mary E. Williams
Eighteenth Avenue
Deaths Theodore Jayne Cedar Rapids resident 25 years
Theodore Jayne 317 Gavenne NW Cedar Rapids died suddenly Friday at 2 30 am. Born December 18 1886 in Marion he is survived by two daughters Arline Sandborn Alameda California Ruth Burkart St Louis a son Franklin Jayne Cedar Rapids three sisters Minta Harris Marion Clara Bradley Myrtle Howe Drexel Hill PA a brother Perry Jayne Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren Services 1 30 pm Monday at Turner chapel with Rev J P Gable Marion officiating Burial Cedar Memorial park Hanford post American Legion to conduct grave military services Friends may call at the chapel.
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Theodore Jayne
Avenne NW
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Arline Sandborn
Alameda
Calif
Ruth Burkart
St. Louis
Franklin Jayne
Minta Harris
Clara Bradley
Myrtle Howe
Drexel Hill
Perry Jayne
Jayne
Marion High School
Turner Chapel
J. P. Gable
Cedar Memorial Park
Hanford Post
American Legion
Turner Chapel Saturday Service with Burial at Oak Hill
The Rev. I. E. Linkletter and Maine lodge 643 will conduct the services at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Saturday. Burial will be made in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
Mrs Lemiel Smith Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Lemiel Smith 70 of 1216 Eleventh Street SE died at 8 40 a m Friday after a lingering illness. Born in Ray County Missouri she was a member of Bethel A M E Church. Two children preceded her in death. Survived by three cousins Des Moines. Services 2 30 p m Monday at Rice Funeral Home Rev E G Scott officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Lemiel Smith
Eleventh Street
Ray County
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Des Moines
Rice Funeral Home
E. G. Scott
Oak Hill Cemetery
Services for Mrs. Frank Zeleny Held Saturday
Mrs. Frank Zeleny age 65 of Ely died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Wednesday. Services take place Saturday at 10 a.m. at Brush chapel with burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Frank Zeleny
Ely
Cedar Rapids
Brush Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Blue Opens Des Moines HQ for Re election Drive
Gov. Robert D. Blue will open his re election campaign offices early next month with Ward Barnes of Eagle Grove as campaign manager Ed Hill says headquarters will be at the Kirkwood hotel in Des Moines as it was two years ago
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Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
Ward Barnes
Eagle Grove
Ed Hill
Kirkwood Hotel
16-Year-Old Admits Theft From Corn States Serum Safe
A 16-year-old boy admitted stealing $40 from the safe at Corn States Serum company 328 Third Street SE. He said he took the money on two occasions and was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Corn States Serum Company
Third Street SE
Norse Drop Charges Against Knut Hamsun
Oslo AP reports Attorney General Svend Arntzen said treason charges against Nobel laureate Knut Hamsun were dropped due to mental deficiencies from old age. Hamsun, 86, once a Chicago streetcar conductor, denounced Nygaardsvold for resisting Germans in 1940 and visited Hitler’s headquarters in 1943.
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Oslo
Svend Arntzen
Knut Hamsun
Hamsun
Chicago
Nygaardsvold
Adolf Hitler
Captain John Ericson Inventor of the Monitor
Captain John Ericson is identified as the inventor of the Monitor known as the cheese box on a raft. The description highlights his role in naval innovation and the famous ironclad's nickname.
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John Ericson
Obituary of Miss Jane Gillin 58 longtime Luberger worker
Miss Jane Gillin 58 died Thursday night at her brother Ed Gillin's home after a long illness. Born in Holbrook Iowa she worked 37 years for the Luberger company. Survived only by her brother Ed. She was a member of St Patrick's Church services Saturday at 9 15 am Rev D J Lenihan officiating. Burial at Mt Calvary cemetery. Rosary at Teahen chapel Friday at 8 pm with calling hours available.
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Jane Gillin
Ed Gillin
Third Avenue
Holbrook
Charles Gillin
Luberger Company
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Funeral services for Charles C Bachman in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Charles C Bachman a Cedar Rapids resident since 1877 who died at his home 1013 Fifth avenue SE on Wednesday will be held in the community church. Local relatives will gather for the rites. Burial arrangements are pending.
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Charles C. Bachman
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank L. Alsup Declares Candidacy for Cedar Rapids Constable
Frank L. Alsup announced his Democratic bid for one of Cedar Rapids township constable posts. Born in Gadsden Alabama in 1904, he moved to the city in 1930 and is a longtime labor and veterans leader, married with a daughter.
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Frank L. Alsup
Ninth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Rapids Township
George Reed
Gadi Ala
Alsup
Penick and
A.M
Fidelity Lodge
I.B. O.E
Bethel A.M.E
Patricia
Farmer Bruce McKean Dies in Tractor Truck Collision
Bruce McKean, 55, a Mason City area farmer, died from a broken neck sustained Thursday when his tractor collided with a truck. The accident occurred in a rural locality, authorities reported.
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Mason City
Bruce McKean
Bad $20 Check Fails At Montgomery Ward Store
A bogus $20 check passed at the downtown Montgomery Ward store last week. Detective L B Marshall reports the store manager also noted a fur coat valued at $66 stolen from the premises. The check, drawn on Tipton State Bank, was returned marked no account.
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Montgomery and Ward
L. B. Marshall
Tipton State Bank
Rescue Work Given Up At Blasted Reich Mine
British and German authorities halted rescue efforts at the Grimberg mine near Kamen after an explosion two days earlier. Officials warned as many as 439 miners may have perished in the disaster.
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Reich
Herford
Germany
Grimberg
Kamen
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