Weather and court notices dominate Bismarck area brief
The item lists daily highs and lows for cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Enver New York and Duluth with precipitation figures, followed by Iowa forecast snow diminishing and colder temps. It then records barometer, wind, sunrise and sunset, year ago highs and lows, local civil suits with dollar amounts, and multiple service notices across Iowa towns.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
New Orleans
Enver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Iowa
NATO Debate on Europe Defense and German Reunification
Panel members from NATO nations discuss extending deterrence in Europe, with views on atomic threats and local wars. Kennan’s plan for troop withdrawal draws criticism. Dr. Engst advocates neutral Germany and liberty as core to peace.
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Kennan
Dr. Engst
Germany
Defense policy clash with Eisenhower record debated in Senate
Republican senator Russell criticized Mr Eisenhower claiming only part of the defense story is told. He cited B 52 and B 58 developments while noting Russia gained more in five years. Senator Kefauver said the administration failed to keep the U S ahead of Russia. Mansfield supported bipartisan critique and Nixon condemned Democrats as too divided to lead in the space era.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Russell
Kefauver
D-Tenn
U. S
Russia
Senator Mansfield
Montana
Nixon
New York
Democratic Party
Truman
UAW Invites Curtice to Address Special Convention
Detroit AP The UAW executive board invited GM President Harlow Curtice to speak at the union’s special convention opening Wednesday. Walter Reuther sent a telegram offering Curtice a chance to provide information to help delegates draft a sound and realistic collective bargaining program. Curtice had called the proposed program wholly unrealistic.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
UAW
Walter Reuther
Curtice
Curillee
Cedar Rapids Students Exceed National Merit Median
Washington and Jefferson seniors outpace national norms with 83 percent above the national verbal median and 78 percent above the median on the quantitative test. A total of 82 seniors from both schools participated among 255,817 nationwide candidates, with six and five advancing to semi finals respectively.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Barnhart
College ‘Entrance Examination Board
Barnhart
Washington High
Jefferson
Washington
Iowa
Des Moines
Reid
Memphis Zoo Hopes for First Emu Hatch
Memphis Zoo director Raymond Gray reports optimism as one emu egg is incubated after laying by a calm bird observed during a routine tour. The egg, about five inches long and moss green, is being kept warm and turned in a storage room with humidity to be adjusted for a potential hatch.
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Memphis
Zoo
Raymond Gray
Gray
Annie Oakley Meets the Waco Kid on Channel 9
TV listing notes a showdown style meeting as Annie Oakley and the Waco Kid appear together on Channel 9 at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday. The segment promises a playful duel of marksmanship and humor framed by classic Western personas.
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Annie Oakley
Deaths John F. Jelinek 42 dies in Cedar Rapids
John F. Jelinek 42 of 1217 H avenue NE and a World War II veteran died at 1 15 p m Tuesday. Born July 24 1915 in Cedar Rapids he married Evelyn Franks August 4 1940 at Anamosa. Survived by wife daughter Sharon mother Mrs Frank Jelinek two sisters and two brothers. Services Wednesday 3 30 p m Beatty Bearle chapel Cedar Memorial burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 7 p m Tuesday.
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John F. Jelinek
H Avenue NE
Link Belt Speeder Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Franks
Anamosa
Hanford Post
American Legion
Sharon
Frank Jelinek
LeRoy Russell
Lois Jelinek
William B
Charles R. Jelinek
Beatty-Bearle
Ernest R. Worden
Cedar Christian Church
Cedar Memorial
Mrs. Abelie Fry Dies in California at thirty years old
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. Abelie Fry died at 11 a.m. Monday at home in Lemon Grove California. Born October 13 1904 in Johnson County she married in Cedar Rapids December 25 1922. Survived by husband a daughter Dorothea Gretz of South Bend Indiana. Services at Barta Hesser chapel 1 30 p.m. Saturday burial Cedar Memorial.
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Clifford L. Fry
Cedar Rapids
Lemon Grove
Calif
Isabelle Fry
California
Johnson County
Dorothea Gretz
Uth Bend
Ind
Cedar Memorial
Services for Mrs James Kennedy at St Matthew Church
Funeral services for Mrs James Kennedy of 1201 Oakland Road NE will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday at St Matthew's Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. James D. Kearn officiating. Burial follows at St. Joseph's Cemetery in Iowa City. The parish and the Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Brady Mortuary, with visitation after 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Solon
James W. Cerny
Brosh Funeral
St. Mary’s
Elias Dvissee
Neral
Stanwood
Louise
Luedeman
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Chapman Funeral Home
Clarence
Elkader
Minnie Pratt
Minneapolis
Minn
Witt
Mr. Vernon
Howard R. Johnston
Methodist
Lisbon
Morgan Funeral Home
Mt. Vernon
Independence
Robert Zimmerly
Harris and
Howe
Decorah
Nettie 'McClaine
Winneshiek
Waucoma
Mary Jacobs
St. Mary’s Church
Reeds J
Ludwig Megelssen
Ar Steine
Oelwein
Clyde Grant
Lansing
Mich
Brant Funeral Home
L Rev. C. F. Hartzell
Methodist Church
Baxter Mortuary
North Liberty
John Hager
Cathout Chapel
Iowa City
James Kennedy
Oakland Road
St. Matthew's Church
James D. Kearn
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
Brady Mortuary
M L Jack Puckett Former Iowa Boys School Aide Dies
M. L. Jack Puckett longtime assistant superintendent at the Iowa Boys Training School Eldora died Monday in an Iowa City hospital. He married Virginia McLean in Cedar Rapids in 1953 and is survived by his wife and sister Mrs Carly of Peoria. Services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Eldora Congregational church.
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M. L
Jack” Puckett
Iowa Boys Training School
Eldora
Iowa City
Virginia McLean
Cedar Rapids
Carly
Peoria
Eldora Congregational Church
Services for Mrs. O. W. Mull at Turner Chapel and Greenwood
Funeral services for Mrs. O. W. Mull of 1559 Park Avenue SE will be held at Turner Chapel at 10 30 a m Wednesday with Rev J Richard Wagner of First Congregational Church officiating. Graveside services follow at 12 30 p m in Greenwood Cemetery Muscatine. Friends may call at the chapel.
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O. W. Mull
Park Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
First 'Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Muscatine
Services for James M. Groves Held in Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Services for James M. Groves of 1523 B avenue NE will be conducted at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the Beatty-Bearle chapel by Rev Jack A Oliver of First Christian church Burial is at Cedar Memorial Friends may call at the chapel.
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James M. Groves
B Avenue NE
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Jack A. Oliver
First Christian Church
Cedar Memorial
Beall Price Funeral Services Set for Marion
Services for Oca Beall Price of 1340 A Avenue NE are at 1 30 p m Thursday in Murdoch chapel Marion conducted by Rev Jean P Hauter Burial at Oak Shade Marion Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening
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Oca Beall Price
Avenue NE
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
Jean P. Hauter
Oak Shade
Anamosa Sets March Vote on Two‑Mill School Levy
Anamosa will hold a March 10 election to approve a 2 mill property tax levy to fund future school building needs. Board President Kenneth Humpal notes the levy would raise about $9 000 per year to improve facilities as superintendent Glenn Brostrom cites rising enrollment from 366 to 628 in grades 1 8 and from 201 to 293 in the high school since 1945 46.
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Anamosa
Anamosans
Kenneth Humpal
Humpal
Glenn Brostrom
Four Are Saved Five Others Die
A grandfather Howard Cox 68 tried to rescue son Eugene Cox 38 and three grandchildren after carbon monoxide poisoning at a Washington Pennsylvania home. Dorothy Cox 29 and four of her seven children were already dead when he arrived. Deputy Coroner Graham Cowieson said a gas heater in the living room caused the poisoning. Eugene Cox and the surviving children were listed in fall condition Tuesday.
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Washington, Pa
Dorothy Cox
Howard Cox
Graham Cowieson
Eugene Cox
Five killed as wife kills ex-husband and children
Brownfield Alberta coroner J C OBrien reports Mrs Melvin Hudson killed her former husband and their four children before taking her own life. Police say the tragedy occurred at their home in Brownfield. The victims include the husband and four children. The coroner confirmed the deaths by gunfire and self infliction.
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Brownfield
Alta
J. C. O’brien
Melvin Hudson
Land
Hearing Set Jan 28 on Remington Traffic Suspension Appeal
A Civil Service Commission hearing is scheduled for 2 p.m. January 28 to review Traffic Captain Loren W. Remington’s appeal of a 10-day duty suspension ordered by Police Chief Carl Badger and confirmed by Safety Commissioner Bob Johnson. The case stems from a December 23 fatal accident involving Michael Ray Gingerich, 7, hit by a car driven by Mrs. Edgar Stearns.
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Lor En W. Remington
Civil Service Commission
Remington
Carl Badger
Bob Johnson
Tata
Badger
Johnson
Michael Ray Gingerich
Edgar Stearns
B. C. McPartland
Harold A. Waite
Charles D
Snow Declines Reach Across Iowa City Areas
Iowa towns including Cedar Falls Manchester Decorah report light to no new snow while secondary roads stay slick and salted. Cedar Rapids notes extreme slipperiness in spots despite five sanding trucks. flights and bus service face minor delays.
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Cedar Falls
Manchester
Decorah
Cedar Rapids
John Storey
United Air Lines
Ozark
Tipton
Durant
Sigourney
Highway Commission
Toledo
Minnesota J Line
Ossian
Winton
Anamosa
Oelwein
Rolfe Boy Killed in Highway 44 Crash Near Rolfe
A 5-year-old Rolfe resident, Conrad Ives, died Tuesday after being struck by a car on highway 44 in Pocahontas County near Rolfe. The driver was Fritz Hudson of Pocahontas.
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Rolfe
INS
Conrad Ives
Highway
Pocahontas County
Fritz Hudson
Pocahontas
Cedar Rapids Woman Fined for Drunk Driving
Lillian M. Neuenswander a 44 year old of 82912 Third Street NW faced Linn county district court after pleading guilty to DUI. Officers said Neuenswander's car collided with a vehicle driven by Gerald D. Tharp a 19 year old of 221 Sixth Avenue SW near A Avenue and Fifth. Judge B J Maxwell allowed the $300 fine to be paid in $50 monthly installments.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Lillian M. Neuenswander
Third Street
Gerald D. Tharp
Sixth Avenue
A Avenue
Fifth Street
B. J. Maxwell
New Trial Denied in Auto Accident Case
District Judge Charles Pen ningroth denied Postel a new trial in the Collogan v Postel suit. An $11,225 judgment for Collogan was upheld from a Dec. 23 jury verdict. The May 14 Mt Vernon road SE Fortieth Street crash left passenger Harry N. Lagerquist fatally injured.
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Charles Penningroth
Francis D. Collogan
Robert Postel
Postel
Collogan
Mt. Vernon
Fortieth Street
Harry N. Lagerquist
Beneficial Finance files three promissory note suits
Three promissory note suits were filed by Beneficial Finance Company on Monday. The Petersons owe 219.07, the Wolkens 117.98, and the Poggenpohls 881.15. The Wolkens are assignees of Beneficial Finance of Huntington Park California and the Poggenpohls are assignees of Commonwealth Loan Company of Anaheim California. An account suit judgment of 11796.95 was entered for Farmers Cooperative Exchange against Roy Randall. A divorce suit William C. Elson versus Barbara M. Elson saw a motion to dismiss sustained. Harold E. Vander Linden will probated. wife Mariam named sole heir and executrix without bond.
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Beneficial Finance Company
Ralph
Dorothy Peterson
William
Irene Wolken
Clarence
Mary Poggenpohl
Beneficial
Wolkens
Huntlington Park
Calif
Poggenpohls
Commonwealth Loan Company
Anaheim
Roy Randall
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Harold E. Vander Linden
Mariam
Federal action urged to bolster high school teaching
Dr Detlev Bronk of the National Academy of Sciences told the Senate labor committee that some high schools lack good teachers and that federal leadership is needed to develop more scientists and technologists. He urged federal help as part of a broader effort with schools and parents, noting training and respect for learning are failing nationwide.
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Washington
Detlev Bronk
National Academy of Sciences
Senate Labor Committee
Russia
Bronk
Two More Announce For Attorney's Post
Iowa City sees two more Democratic candidates for county attorney Emil Trott a former police judge and active in American Legion and Iowa State Bar Ralph Neuzil UI law grad and treasurer of Johnson County Democratic Central Committee also on Junior Chamber of Commerce and Army Reserve Alt seeks re election as county Supervisor a Republican
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Iowa City
Emil Trott
Ralph Neuzil
Trott
American Legion
Iowa State Bar Association
Neuzil
University of Iowa Law School
Johnson County
Democratic Central Committee
US Navy Dakota crashes in Antarctica engine failure
A U S navy Dakota made a forced landing in Antarctica due to engine trouble while en route to the South Pole. A second Dakota equipped with repair gear was dispatched to assist the stalled plane.
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Auckland
N.Z
South Pole
Cedar Rapids Science Curriculum Examined by School Board
Cedar Rapids school board reviewed the city’s K through 12 science program led by Asst. Supt. Hale Reid. Details covered graduation requirements junior and senior high course offerings class schedules and teacher qualifications. Board discussed supervision staff training and community input while signaling potential more funding for science.
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Cedar Rapids
I School Board
Supt.Reid
Cedar Rapids Public
Supt. Parker
Elizabeth McMillan
Eleanor Fullerton
Kenwood
Diane Witte
Tyler
Frank Schneider
van Buren
John Nolte
McKinley
Ruth Webster
Roosevelt
Paul Schenken
South Jefferson
Klansman Ignores Surrender Edict After Indictment
Robeson County grand jury indicted Ku Klux Klan leader Rev James Cole and James Martin of Reidsville for inciting a riot after a Saturday Klan rally ended when Indians fired weapons to drive them from the site. Cole may be arrested if not in custody by Saturday night. bond set at $1000.
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Lumberton
N. C
Malcolm McLeod
McLeod
Marion
S. C
James Cole
Cole
North Carolina Bureau of Investigation
Burlington
Robeson County
Superior Court
Clawson Williams
Martin
Senate Panel Hearings Warn of Surprising Soviet Threat
The appropriations committee heard testimony asserting the U S could absorb a Soviet surprise attack and still destroy Russia. Admiral Burke and General LeMay framed missile advances as not erasing U S superiority and suggested a moon mission could be feasible by 1958 with funding.
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House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Russia
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Young Driver Loses License for 60 Days
Richard Stewart, 19, of McCarthy Road SE had his driver's license suspended for 60 days by Municipal Court Judge Loren Hullinger after being cited for traffic offenses and later arrested on additional violations following a high school traffic court appearance.
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Richard Stewart
McCarthy Road
Loren Hullinger
Stewart
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