Weather and birth notices from a midweek Iowa page
Weather figures show highs and lows across multiple cities with precipitation and barometer readings. The page also lists numerous births at St. Luke's and a long obituary section detailing services for residents in towns such as Belle Plaine Brandon Calmar Iowa City Keswick and Postville with church and cemetery details.
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Belle Plaine
Joe Morek
Peffer- Halverson
Brandon
Clarence Hart
Hintz
Oelwein
Calmar
Mary Fallada
French's
Des Moines Man Shot at Car Wash In Critical Condition
Ronald Felder about 28 years old was shot in the abdomen with a .410 shotgun Saturday afternoon at a Des Moines car wash on the 1400 block of University Avenue. Norman Blackburn was held by police in connection with the shooting. no charges filed and no cause determined.
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Des Moines
UPI
Broadlawns Hospital
Ronald Felder
University Avenue
Norman Blackburn
Anamosa Man Charged After Forest Mt. Vernon Collision
Hugo G. Deininger, 52, of Anamosa, charged with failure to keep vehicle under control after a two vehicle crash at Forest drive and Mt. Vernon road SE. Rozella Canavan, 48, of 2228 Bowling Street SW, suffered a minor neck injury and was treated at Mercy hospital. Canavan’s car was stopped for traffic when Deininger’s hit from behind. he claimed a rear impact by an unknown car caused the collision.
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Hugo G. Deininger
Anamosa
Forest Drive
Mt. Vernon Road
Rozella Canavan
Bowling Street
Mercy Hospital
Miss Canavan
Deininger
Des Moines Market Held Up By Two Bandits
Two men, one armed with a pistol, robbed a Des Moines Dahl's Supermarket Saturday. They grabbed an estimated 1,000 to 2,000 dollars in postal funds and an undetermined amount from the courtesy counter shortly after 4 p.m.
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Des Moines
UPI
Dahl’s
Dead Man Frozen For Future Test
Los Angeles report says a cancer patient who died last week was frozen in a science experiment to test revival when a cure exists. The Herald-Examiner says the unusual procedure aimed to preserve the body for future revival if a cure appears.
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Dead Man
Los Angeles
UPI
The
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Philadelphia Transit Workers Go On Strike
About 5 000 Philadelphia Transportation Co workers walked out halting bus trolley and subway elevated service for roughly one million daily riders.
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Philly
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Man Returns Flags Correcting Improper Display in Albuquerque
Phillip Lance a 24 year old University of New Mexico veteran has been removing American flags he deems improperly flown along Central Avenue and turning them over to police. He notes ignorance of proper flag display and recalls his Army service with the 82nd and 101st Airborne divisions.
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Albuquerque
Phillip Lance
University of New Mexico
Central Avenue
Lance
Dominican Republic
U.S. Army
Daddy
82Nd
101St Airborne
Embezzlement Shake Hits Cedar Rapids Teachers Union
Cedar Rapids School Employees Credit Union funds miss 67243.10 draws shock from teaching community. Mrs Henry L Crane, treasurer and Jefferson High School crafts teacher wife of a nine child father, faces embezzlement by bailee charge. She posted 2500 bond after Linn County judge Municipal Hullinger reduced bail. Court appointed Paul Kinion as defense counsel.
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Henry Crane
Cedar Rapids
Henry L. Crane
Jefferson High School
Crane
Linn County
Embezzlement charge shocks small town Credit Union
Mrs. Crane, longtime Credit Union treasurer, faces embezzlement charges amid a $67 243 shortage uncovered by a private audit. Neighbors and school staff describe the Cranes as thrifty and devoted, with the missing funds sparking disbelief despite full fidelity bond coverage for investors.
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Fidelity Bond
State Banking Department
Grigg
Fearful escape leads to long prison term for Clark
Elbert Roy Clark, after 30 years on the run, is identified by four men at his Kopperston home and faces continued imprisonment as Robert Lee Addison. Grigg notes the posted danger of further time if convicted on the escape charge.
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Kopperston
Clark
Elbert Roy Clark
Robert Lee Addison
Grigg
Obituary: Ray J. Sample 49 of Long Beach California
Ray J. Sample, 49, a former Cedar Rapids firefighter and World War II Navy veteran, died Saturday in a Long Beach hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Vanita, son Larry of Long Beach, parents of Cedar Rapids, and three brothers and one sister. Funeral services Tuesday at Forest Lawn Cypress with military honors. burial Mt Calvary Cemetery Ryan. Rosary Monday at Teahen's.
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Ray J. Sample
Long Beach
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Sample
Grant High School
Texaco
California
Vanita
Larry
Gilbert Lorence
Don
Emery
Earl Mueller
Harry
Ontario
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Cypress
Death notices for Richard D. Kuda and George DeLay
Richard D. Kuda 34 of Swisher former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday born January 30 1932 in Cedar Rapids. He worked as a superintendent for C P Rhode Plumbing Co and was a member of local 125 Plumbers union. Survived by wife Mildred Pospisil four daughters two brothers a grandmother and his parents. Services Monday at 2 pm Janeba Kuba's burial Cedar Memorial. George Michael DeLay 61 Cedar Rapids resident until two years ago died Saturday in Alta after a lingering illness. Born April 26 1905 in Jones county he was a World War II veteran and member of the American Legion. Survived by two brothers James Alta and Earl Cedar Rapids. Services Tuesday at 9 30 at
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Richard D. Kuda
Swisher
Cedar Rapids
C. P. Rhode Plumbing Co
Plumbers Union
Kuda
Salem E. U. B
Mildred Pospisil
Diane
Lynn
Nancy
Debra
William G. Kuda
William Allen
David Lee
Mary Kuba
Janeba-Kuba’s
Arthur Frankhauser
Cedar Memorial
George Michael DeLay
Alta
Jones County
American Legion
James
Earl
Cedar Rapids Man Held on Larceny Charge
Jo Ed Verbick, 31, of 622 Fifteenth Avenue SW, was charged by Cedar Rapids police Saturday evening with larceny from a building. He allegedly stole clothing and toilet articles from a men's dormitory at Coe College Saturday evening. He is held in the city jail pending arraignment.
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Jo Ed Verbick
Fifteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Dwayne Minor Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in San Francisco
Robert Dwayne Minor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Minor, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died in San Francisco on Saturday. Born May 19, 1928, in Cedar Rapids, he had lived in San Francisco for the past decade. Memorial services will be held at Turner West at a time to be announced.
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Robert Dwayne Minor
Robert J. Minor
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
Turner West
Ruby R Rosenberg Funeral Arrangements
Ruby R Rosenberg funeral announced for 1:30 PM Monday at Chapel of Memories officiated by Rev. Victor O. Erickson. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at Turner East until noon Monday.
Wallace to take oath on Confederate spot as governor
Wallace will stand on the Capitol portico once used by Jefferson Davis, placing her hand on a Bible Davis used and opening to John 3 16. She cancels the inaugural ball honoring troops abroad and will employ her husband as adviser at one dollar a year while asserting states rights will influence the presidential race.
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State Capitol
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Davis
Wallace
Minor Neck Injury After Two Vehicle Collision
Burton L. Matteson 36 of 400 Thirty-fifth Street NE was treated and released from St. Luke's hospital after a two vehicle collision in the 3300 block of First Avenue East. His westbound truck struck a car pulling from a drive in front of him. the car fled the scene.
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Burton L. Matteson
Thirty-fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue E
Matteson
Cowles Plans Legal Action Over German Publication
Cowles Communications will sue West German magazine Der Stern over publication of William Manchester’s Death of a President. Editor William Attwood says Stern ignored contracts by moving up its date and printing ahead of others while promising not to hurt Mrs. Kennedy.
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Hamburg
Germany
Cowles Communications, Inc
der Stern
William Manchester
William Attwood
Stern
Henri Nannen
Nannen
Attwood
Look
Kennedy
Iowa City Man Charged With Two Traffic Counts
Wilmer K. Blair, 54, of Iowa City, was booked Saturday on charges of drunk driving and striking an unattended vehicle. He was arrested in the 200 block of Tenth Street NW and released after posting $610 bond.
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Wilmer K. Blair
Iowa City
Tenth Street
Blair
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co is a daily and Sunday paper published at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail, with distinct prices for night and afternoon editions and Sundays, and notes mail subscriptions not accepted in towns with Gazette carriers. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U. S. Territories
Associated Press
Rescue is Recounted as Fire Tragedy Unfolds
Witnesses describe a dramatic escape as flames trapped families on a building ledge. Shirley Reed screamed for help while Brooks Appling and two friends aided children from the third floor. A mailman John Pasker and plumber Booker Thornton helped others reach safety.
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Appling
Brooks
John Pasker
Booker Thornton
Camp Good Health Budget Note Includes 1967 Figures
In memory of Leta L Whitney from the Glenn Arnolds Clarence DeWees and the Walter Grants. In memory of Henry G. 1967 camp budget shows a previous balance of 192.58 and a applying amount of 224.58. Tor o Sins bh bv ae ka ee ee appears as garbled text in the subsidy.
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Doris
Leta L. Whitney
Glenn Arnolds
Clarence DeWees
Walter Grants
Henry G
Toro
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Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
D.moines
Omaha L.angeles
Phoenix
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Seattle C.R
Gazette
St. Luke's
Donald Schneider
Lost Nation
Terry Schneider
Ronald R. Hartman
Fifth Avenue
William J. Schipper
Thirty Second Street
Everett L. Spoon
Third Avenue
William J. Hoofer
Eastern Avenue
Rollie L. Jeffords
J Street
Edward T. Davis
Ellis Boulevard NW
Lee D. Blong
Seely Avenue
Bedfordshire
England
Loras Franklin
Franklin
Howard Franklin
Marion
Earlville
Alma H. Kluckhohn
Clifton’s
Margaret W. Davies
Beckman-Butheris
Edward W. Windram
George Gay-Cathout
Earl Weekes
George Gay - Oathout
Keswick
James E. White
White Oak Presbyterian Church
White Oak
Harden's
Manchester
Pat Baxter
Gill- Bahnenkamp
Monticello
Albert Hutton
First Presbyterian Church
Goettsch’s. Newhall
Frank Houser
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Newhall
Brush’s
Ray Teague
Presbyterian Church
Brant’s. Postville
Nina E. Swenson
Community Presbyterian Church
Schutte’s. Postville
Alfred Winter
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Ludlow Township
Oakland Cemetery
Waukon
Schutte’s
Quasqueton
May McMillen
Harris
Tama
Stella A. Smith
Harrison's
Tama — Levert Johnson
Harrison’s
Martin’s. Worthington
John Klaren
Rosary
McBride’s
Dyersville
West Union
Violet Tape
Zion Lutheran Church
Burnham and Wood
D.M
Anamosa Man
C.R
Flower Pierson
Bond
Wilson School
Credit Union Board of Directors
Leslie Grigg
Credit Union
the Gazette
Bank Examiners
Vietnam
Cranes
L. W. Paxson
Jefferson School
Fear
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Ryan
Teahen’s
Father McDonald
C.R. Man
Brady
5Th Ave
Robert D. Minor
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Cowles
Cition
Shirley Reed
Brooks and
Novak Monument CO
Turner’s
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
John B. Turner
Wational
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