Daily Record weather and notices blend city brief update
Friday temperatures ranged from a high in the 60s to a low in the teens across cities including New York Duluth and Phoenix with notable precipitation None recorded for January total Barometer and humidity readings listed Police and court notices cite fines for traffic violations and civil suits plus obituaries and service notices across multiple Iowa towns including Elkport Marengo Sigourney and Vinton
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Bismarck
Apolis
N.orleans
New York
Duluth
Omaha
Bango
Phoenix
Miam
Seattle
Iowa
PS Bgg
Nowinski Emerges as Top Echelon in Science
Dr. Stanley Corrison of Hopkins department of mechanical engineering says Nowinski is top echelon in science. His work on materials behavior under high temperature stress applies to rocketry and nuclear fields, though he mostly uses pad and pencil and library.
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Nowinski
Stanley Corrison
Hopkins
Rushmore’s turbulent career tied to McCarthy era clashes
Former journalist Rushmore testified in a Hollywood libel case and recalled joining Confidential to expose communism but doing celebrity gossip pieces. He blamed publisher clashes for leaving the magazine. He later worked for the New York Journal American and True War magazine, with a noted 1955 disappearance and a dramatic incident involving his wife.
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Rushmore
Hollywood
Confidential
Theagazine
Robert Harrison
New York Journal American
Roy Cohn
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate
Journal American
East River
Bellevue Hospital
Chicago
Butte
True War Magazine
Not Woman, It Is Laundry Bundle Incident, Pittsburgh
Police responded to a reported assault in Pittsburgh when a man was said to force a woman into a truck. Officers found the apparent victim was a bundle of soiled clothing being loaded by a laundry driver.
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Pittsburgh
More Serious Strife Feared In Venezuela
AP report from New York outlines fears of a wider military uprising in Venezuela after the March Perez Jimenez regime upsurge. Exiles warn of oil field sabotage to pressure the government while younger officers grow discontent over stalled promotions. Civilian opposition remains quiet amid arrests and jailings.
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New York
Venezulelan
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Perez Jimenez
Rafael Areas
Isaias Mendina Angarita
Joffie
Old Guard
Woman Divorced After Testimony of Abusive Husband
In Los Angeles an AP report states Marlene Shoemaker, 21, was granted a divorce from Norman, 32, after she testified about abuse including being hung out a seventh story window and locked out of their apartment in pajama bottoms. She noted the abuse caused her to lose sleep.
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Los Angeles
Marlene Shoemaker
Norman
Fire damages Ted Wernimont home near Hazel Drive NE
A Saturday afternoon blaze badly damaged the living room of the Ted Wernimont residence at 1277 Hazel Drive NE. Firefighters forced a roof opening near the chimney to extinguish the fire. cause remains undetermined.
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Ted Wernimont
Hazel Drive
Nepal Drives Major Highway Plan With 900 More Miles
Nepal moves to build 900 additional miles of highways in five years under a three nation pact. The United States funds 75 percent of the 10.7 million dollar project with India and Nepal supplying the rest. The Himalayan kingdom sits between Tibet and India and aims to improve regional connectivity.
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Katmandu
Nepal
United States
India
Tibet
Cedar Rapids Inter-Service Club Council Elects Novotny President
Charles A. Novotny has been elected president of the Cedar Rapids Inter-Service Club Council for 1958. Ted Healey is vice-president Dorothy Hahn secretary and Esther Barker treasurer were also elected last week.
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Charles A. Novotny
Cedar Rapids
Telephone Strike Call Is Delayed
In New York union and company negotiators set further talks for Saturday to avert a nationwide long distance strike. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company and the long lines division of the Communications Workers of America had a contract expiry at midnight. Union leaders had threatened a 12:01 a.m. walkout but postponed action pending more talks.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Long Lines
Communications Workers of America
Deaths of Clara Klassen and Mary Ellen Johnson in Cedar Rapids
Clara Klassen 56 widow of John Klassen died after a brief illness. Survived by four sons Otto Lawrence Leon Lloyd, a daughter and siblings. Services Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial Mt Calvary. Mary Ellen Johnson died after a brief illness at 345 Nineteenth Street SE. Survived by husband two daughters and parents. Services Monday at Barta Hesser chapel. Entombment Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories.
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Clara Klassen
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
John Klassen
Lattnerville
St. Elizabeth’s Circle
Immaculate Conception
St. Joan’s Circle
St. Matthew’s Church
Otto
Lawrence Klassen
Waterloo
Leon
Los Angeles
Lloyd
la Jolla
Calif
Brady Mortuary
Donald E. Johnson
Nineteenth Street
Munnsville
N. Y
Mary Ellen Johnson
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Chapter
Daughters of the Nile
Gethsemane White Shrine
Pilot Club
Cinda Marie
Terrie Kay
Allen Stamy
Reuben J. Tjaden
Central Park
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Cross Released On $2,500 Bond
James G. Cross , president of the Bakery Workers union, was released on $2,500 bond on a charge of embezzling union funds. Cross flew from West Palm Beach to plead innocent to an indictment naming him and George Stuart as partners in embezzling $6,500. Trial set for March 10.
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Chicago
James G. Cross
Bakery Workers Union
Cross
West Palm Beach
George Stuart
International
Trains Delayed Briefly in Marion After Freight Car Incident
Milwaukee railroad crews cleared tracks at Marion after a minor accident delayed four streamliners for about 1.42 hours. Officials said a frame on a freight car wheel broke early today at Morley blocking the line until the wreck was moved and the track cleared.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Marion
Morley
Man Sentenced for Assault in Linn County Case
George Freeman, 34, of 1102 Twelfth Street NE, is jailed in Linn County for assault and battery. He was arraigned before Judge L M Hullinger Jr and received a 30 day sentence with 20 days of it suspended. The charge stemmed from a complaint by his wife Ida Mae Freeman. Meanwhile Myrtle Ampey, 17, was held in the county jail on a ladultery charge filed by her husband James Ampey.
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George Freeman
Twelfth Street
Linn County
L. M. Hullinger, Jr
Ida Mae Freeman
Myrtle Ampey
Eighth Street
James Ampey
AEC Moves to Germantown with Transit Subsidies
The Atomic Energy Commission relocates 1600 employees to Germantown, with about 700 workers starting Tuesday. Subsidized bus routes across 13 paths will cut costs, up to 1 dollar daily for round trips. Resignations were projected at up to 30 percent, but only 89 workers have left so far.
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Germantown
AEC
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Girl 7 dies after toy balloon inhalation incident
Valerie Viola, seven, inhaled a toy balloon to inflate it and sucked it into her windpipe in Bogota New Jersey. Parents called police and a rapid police to hospital transfer failed to save her within ten minutes.
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Bogota
N.J
Valerie Viola
Valerie
Pretty Tough for A Little Kitty
Clint on Tenn story reports Charlie Phillips crawled under his house to fetch a cat and found a snarling bobcat. He wrestled the animal with Louis Patterson assisting, and Phillips strangled the bobcat after about 11 minutes. Phillips suffered scratches as the cat died during the struggle.
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Clinton, Tenn
Charlie Phillips
Phillips
Louis Patterson
Coggon Man Fined For Three Traffic Offenses
Francis Kester, 39, of Coggon, was fined 60 dollars in municipal court after admitting to hitting two vehicles on First Avenue East. He drove east and struck cars driven by Robert W. Hysell and Gilbert Camp, then fled the scene before Marion police stopped him near the Armory Ballroom. He faced charges of left of center, leaving the scene without identifying himself, and driving without a license.
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Elma O. Hackett
Webster
Harry R. Zimmerman
Anamosa
Curran N. Williams
Whittier
Margaret Beth van Dyke
Maplewood
Drive
Harley R. van Dyke
Avenue NW
Gordon D. Craft
Sixth Avenue
Edward Vanderling
Thirty-third Street
Kuris A. Raits
Marion
Dale H. Martin
Tenth Street
Dale A. Perry
Fortieth Street
Gary Lee Mrazek
Frank C. Michael
van Vechten
Francis Kester
Coggon
Pauline T. Jondall
Carlyle C. Ferick
Twenty-fifth Street
Tranquilino Romero
Hildegard Mittelbach
Seventeenth Street
Norman C. Humble
Chester L. George
Veretta FE
Stone
Fourth Avenue
Edward C. Mittvalsky
Chandler Street
Mildred L Kline
Lee Minor
Fairfax
John D. Richmann
Glenn D. Jacobs
Ninth Avenue
Dennis R. Brink
Wisconsin Street
Leonard N. Black
First Avenue
Kenneth G. Hook
Thirty-first Street
Thomas L. Gardner
Hullinger
Harold Motor Company
First ‘Avenue
Robert W. Hysell
Werner Avenue NE
Gilbert Camp
Thirty-fourth Street
Kester
Hysell
Armor Ballroom
City Briefs: Hospital Patient and License Suspension
Mrs. Alex Noble, 62 Twenty second avenue SW, is a patient at St Luke s hospital being treated for pneumonia. Gordon D Craft of 1554 Sixth avenue SE had his driver s license suspended for 15 days by Judge Donald Barnes in municipal court after pledging guilty to a speeding charge.
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Alex Noble
Twenty-second Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gordon D. Craft
Sixth Avenue SE
Donald Barnes
Craft
Courthouse One Arrested and Second Sentenced on Check Charges
Lester W. Stille, 27, of Center Point, freed on 110 bond after false uttering of a 3.76 check at Dale's Fruit Market. Ivan F. Gillis, 24, Cedar Rapids hotel resident, received eight months in county jail with five months suspended and credit for 30 days served for false checks including a 20 check at Brown's service station.
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Lester W. Stille
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Ivan F. Gillis
Stille
P. J. Whittemore
Dale’s
Merchants National Bank
Gillis
Brown
Peoples Bank
Youth 20 Convicted On Grand Larceny Charge
Charles L Spicka aged 20 of 3048 Circle Drive NE received a six month suspended county jail sentence after pleading guilty to grand larceny. He admitted taking $42 in cash from women’s purses at Danceland ballroom Cedar Rapids Friday night. Detective Captain John Kuban reported restitution was made in the case.
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Charles L. Spicka
Circle Drive
Danceland Ballroom
Cedar Rapids
John Kuban
Charles Penningroth
Cedar Rapids man told to plead in child sex case
Fred M. Bennett, 53, a Cedar Rapids hotel resident, was arraigned Saturday before Judge B. J. Maxwell on a charge of lascivious acts with a child. He was given until Tuesday to plead and his bond was set at $500 after arrest on a bench warrant issued last Tuesday. The complaint came from the mother of a 16 year old girl.
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Fred M. Bennett
Cedar Rapids
B. J. Maxwell
Bennett
Auto accident damage suit filed over 644.91
Warner Charles Ruggles sues Roy L. Dulin in district court for 644.91 accusing Dulin of unsignaled left turn on June 29 near Edgewood Road SW on Highway 30. Ruggles says he swerved to avoid a crash, hit gravel and left the road into a ditch.
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Warner Charles Ruggles
Roy L. Dulin
Edgewood Road
Ruggles
Dulin
Collection suit over promissory note for $1000 against Pride duo
Eldon Martin doing business as Airport Trailer Sales files a collection suit for $1000 plus interest and costs against Ray Pride Jr. and Vivian Pride based on a promissory note dated March 25. Principal unpaid, seeks judgment for the amount, interest, and costs.
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Eldon Martin
Ray Pride, Jr
Vivian Pride
Cedar Rapids man faces statutory rape charge
Ronald E. Nelson, 20, of 825 Seventeenth Street SW, Cedar Rapids, is ordered to enter a plea by 10 a.m. Wednesday in a statutory rape case involving a 12 year old girl. Bond is set at $5,000.
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Cedar Rapids
Ronald E. Nelson
Seventeenth Street
Television lineup tease for KCRG-TV channel bi
A preview promises favorite old shows and many new programs arriving this year on KCRG-TV channel bi. Viewers are encouraged to keep watching for fresh series and familiar favorites.
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Channel Bi
Kcrg-Tv
Labor and Management Face 1958 Struggles Ahead
AP report analyzes looming economic and political pressures for unions in 1958. Job layoffs rise as five to six million unemployed loom by March, wage hikes press employers, and wage and bargaining battles threaten a renewed labor-management clash.
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Washington
Fifty Moroccans Rescued From Snowbound Hamlet
About 50 Moroccans marooned for a day in a Riff hamlet by heavy snows were rescued Friday by Moroccan army mountain teams.
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Rabat
Morocco
Riff
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