Towed Cars Stored in City Parking Lots
Cars towed away are usually stored on one of the city's parking lots. The towing bills are charged to their owners.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
1
Cars towed away are usually stored on one of the city's parking lots. The towing bills are charged to their owners.
The report lists temperatures and precipitation for multiple cities with a forecast of increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions by Friday. It includes barometric, humidity, wind data, sunrise and sunset times, and year over year comparisons, plus local notices on divorces, fines, and burials in Keota and nearby areas.
In South English services were held for Mrs. Leonard Kirkpatrick 56 Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Powell funeral home. Independence services for Floyd J Massingham 52 of Walker are being arranged at Swanson funeral home. Mr Vernon services for Joan O Connor 68 Friday at 2 p.m. Baxter mortuary with burial at Campbell cemetery. Hawkeye services for Margaret Wilson 92 Friday at 2 p.m. Methodist church burial Fayette cemetery body at Emerson funeral home. Earlville services for Harry Nelson 42 being arranged at Clifton funeral home. Iowa City services for Claire Abbey 45 Saturday at 2 p.m. in
Homer C. Kennedy was denied a third offense drunk driving new trial by Judge B J Maxwell in Linn County District Court Center Point. The judge ruled the trial fair and scheduled sentencing for January 21 at 10 30 a.m.
The will of Agnes Astrosky who died December 12 was admitted to probate in district court on Wednesday. It directs that all property be converted to cash, with proceeds from exempt property and one third of personal and real estate sales placed in a trust for the widower Samuel. The remainder is divided among son Anthony J. Bizulis of Cedar Rapids and daughters Helen A. Daggett, Francee A. Berry of Cedar Rapids, and Sister Mary Agnesian of San Francisco. Francee Berry named executrix without bond.
Mrs Donald R Bianco of 148 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE and Mrs Louis Petrack of Alburnett were appointed to the Linn county board of social welfare for one year by the county board of supervisors. They succeed Mrs Maude Newman and Mrs Bernice Williams who did not seek re appointment after terms expired December 31. The five member board includes Supervisors Dudley Henderson Miles P Sutera and Martin Wiley and will meet Monday at 1 30 p m.
Judgments totaling 40079.03 dollars for farm rent shelling and hauling of corn and damages to farm property were entered Wednesday against Earl and Mary Hennessey in favor of Annie E. Woitishek. A court order canceled a farm lease between the parties.
Two account suits were filed Thursday in district court. De Woody Company Inc seeks 1767.50 from Tater Products Company and Aleck Sheronick seeks 350.25 from Erma Hanzlik.
Snow plowing slowed by parked cars and slack time limits in eastern sections. City official Storey said unfinished areas would be addressed Friday and urged residents to move vehicles off the streets to ease operations. Towing of cars in the loop and Sixteenth avenue business area is authorized between 2 and 6 a.m. tonight.
Cedar Rapids recruiters announced enlistment of ten men seven for the air force and three for the army. Air force enlistees Douglas Hladek William Fry Walter Eveland Gary Fairbanks Alphonse Miller Dale Atwood James Walton all headed to Lackland AFB Texas for training. Army enlistees Walter Valenta Edward Kubicek and Lawrence Burke from Walker were sent to Fort Chaffee Arkansas for basic training.
Badger chose a new chief after interviewing all four final candidates who submitted personal histories. The longtime police veteran, born 1914 in Dubuque, joined the Cedar Rapids force in 1941 and rose through patrol, traffic, juvenile, and detective bureaus before serving as acting captain in the juvenile bureau.
Ida Burnett, 38, mother of 11, gave birth to triplet girls in Erie pa. She and her daughters are reported in wonderful condition. She said we’ll manage on her husband’s 65 a week salary and that the new girls balance the family.
In a message stressing prudence in military build up President Eisenhower cautions against wasteful arms spending and notes that national security relies on economic strength and moral resolve. He calls for allied cooperation and warns isolation could invite conflict as nationalism grows worldwide. Burial plans and a church service are noted for a local figure.
Charles Wesley DeLong a Cedar Rapids resident for ten years died at the Veterans hospital in Iowa City at 2 40 a m after a long illness Born May 5 1889 in Ohio he came from Missouri He served in World War I and was wounded at the Argonne Surviving are son William DeLong sister Mrs Alice Beyer and brother William DeLong four grandchildren He was a VFW member Services will be held at Turner chapel 1 30 p m Saturday Burial at Linwood cemetery Friends may call after 1 p m Friday
Mrs. Gilbert Killough died Tuesday at University Hospitals Iowa City after a lingering illness. Surviving are her daughter Mrs. George Wymore of 301 Twenty-fifth Avenue SW and four sons Earl Eisle Toledo Iowa, Raymond Eisle Clutter, Wayne Eisle Waterloo, and Alvin Eisle Sacramento California. Smith Funeral Home in Grinnell will conduct services Friday at 1 30 p.m. Burial will be at Malcolm.
Services for Robert Frederic Reasland of 1119 Bertram Road SE Cedar Rapids retired employee of Allis-Chalmers and longtime resident will be held at 10 30 a m Saturday in Turner chapel with Rev Néal B Gail of the First Church of the Open Bible officiating Burial is at Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
Services for Mrs Frank G Kanak lifelong Cedar Rapids resident and retired Cedar Rapids teacher will be held Friday at 3 30 p m at the First Presbyterian church conducted by Dr Theodore Lilley Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
Obituary notice for Otto H. Neville 809 Shaver road NE Cedar Rapids long time resident and retired Quaker Oats employee with forty years in the community. Ducted in the Beatty Beurle service context.
Miss Charity Alma Fischer surgical secretary at Research Hospital Kansas City died at 8 30 p m Wednesday after a brief illness She was born May 13 1927 in Muscatine and lived in Mt Vernon before moving seven years ago She graduated from Kansas University in 1950 and was a member of the First Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs Albert H Fischer of Broken Bow Neb two brothers Howard Fischer Tacoma Wash and Lt David H Fischer U S Navy Norfolk Va and grandmother Mrs Lee Howard of Broken Bow Funeral at Turner Chapel at 330 p m Saturday burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel after 1000 a m Friday
George J Schneider a Cedar Rapids native and retired contractor died in Des Moines at 6 am Thursday after a brief illness. Born Feb 12 1877 in Cedar Rapids he leaves two daughters Mrs C R Kit Bertell of Des Moines and Mrs Bernard Code of Los Angeles a son Orrin Schneider of Chicago five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery with services at Turner chapel noon Saturday officiated by Rev Richard Engstrom of St Marks Lutheran. Friends may call after 11 am Saturday.
Albert Nemecek a carpenter contractor and Cedar Rapids resident for many years died Wednesday in San Gabriel California according to a cousin Mrs Charles Tichy of 1005 G avenue NW The Nemeceks moved to California in 1924 Surviving besides his wife Anna are two sons Harry and Paul both of California
Mrs Allan Stewart reports the death of Alberta Johnson Whetstine after a brief illness. Reared in Atkins she lived in Toledo and Waterloo before moving to California early last year. Survived by husband Porter a son Robert and one grandson services and burial in Los Angeles.
The piece compares Macmillan to Churchill, noting shared traits and a background of post-failure leadership. It highlights his American mother, dress style, prior foreign minister role, wartime links to Eisenhower, use of the Eisenhower Flat, and IMF exposure. It also references U S officials’ initial relief at Eden’s exit.
Snow and extreme cold cripple Iowa highways and rail service. Cedar Rapids and Des Moines endured historic traffic jams with hundreds of cars stalled. buses and trains faced delays while hospitals and hotels sheltered stranded travelers. Local power and weather crews reported subzero temperatures with many areas snowpacked and roads reopening gradually by Thursday. Multiple crashes injured several motorists as traffic eased with continued efforts to clear routes and restore normal service.
Weather blamed for three fatal crashes and several injuries in Iowa on Wednesday. Victims include Robert C. LaBarre, 38, of Algona. Martin Johannes Peterson, 65, of Castana. and Mrs Elvis Reidesel, 25, of Des Moines. A multi-vehicle crash near Boone injured five others as snow reduced visibility and slippery highways.
In Detroit a person shoveling out a car before dawn found the vehicle belonged to his neighbor, not his own, after a heavy overnight snow. He cleared the car with a broom and shovel, then realized the mix-up.
MATHESON Ontario AP reports the lowest temperature in Ontario history, reached Thursday as a sharp northwest wind from Hudson Bay drove the thermometer down to 65 degrees below zero.
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