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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1955

Page

4

Iowa Weather And State News Mix In Monday Summary

Partly cloudy with light snow expected in extreme east and northwest portions tonight through Tuesday. Snow flurries and very cold highs mid-teens to mid-twenties, with cooling wind at the Municipal airport. Legislation advancing in both houses includes tax, unemployment, and education measures, plus public notices of births and obituaries from towns like Dubuque Davenport and Keokuk.

Iowa Seattle House Iowa Good Roads Association Senate William N. Judd Clinton J. C. Wright Keokuk State Board of Public Instruction

Humane Society Seeks Stricter Dog Law Enforcement

Linn County Humane Society asks Cedar Rapids city council for legal authority to curb dog nuisance reports. President Joseph Sadowsky urges action to back officers, citing hundreds of complaints and a 1955 contract renewal tied to shelter operations.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Humane Society Society Joseph Sadowsky Sadowsky Sadowisky Humane Shelter Linn County

Marriage Licenses for Marion and Nearby Areas

Leonard E. Storm and Dolores Dickson of Marion receive a marriage license. Dorothy L. Muesing and Raymond W. Muesing are issued a license. Mildred Elliott and Derwin R. Elliott also obtain a marriage license.

Leonard E. Storm Dolores Dickson Marion Dorothy L. Muesing Raymond W. Muesing Mildred Elliott Derwin R. Elliott

Judge Redside Trails Cedar Rapids Motorist Case

Judge Patterson revokes earlier plan to suspend the Cedar Rapids motorist Dean Core’s license after plea of guilty for reckless driving. Core, 85 Second Avenue SW, had faced a 20 day suspension but now pays $25 and costs with no license suspension. The Jan. 9 arrest by Trooper James Gildroy preceded the plea through attorney Loren Hullinger Jr. and county attorney John Eichhorn.

Ralph Pratt Nineteenth Street Ray Becker Marion Arthur Gould Shellsburg Charles Smith Carl Peterson Fairway Terrace Dick Peterson Grove Court George Caraway Joe Sinaiko Iowa Milling Company Robert Espeland N Street Donald Kolek Eighteenth Street Joseph Hedges Fairfax James Thompson Vernon Thomas Charles City Frank Zachar Twentysixth Street Raymond Passehl Oakland Road Lyle MeiCroskey Rossey Trailer Camp Dean Core Second Avenue SW Lyle McCroskey Aossey Trailer Camp Robert Sojka Route 2 John Foreman James Patterson Cedar Rapids Second Avenue Core James Gildroy Loren Hullinger, Jr John Eichhorn Hullinger Eichhorn Patterson Hulllinger

New Judge Sworn In Davenport District Court

Charles G. Rehl ing, 33, was sworn in as district judge in Davenport Tuesday. The district serves Scott Clinton Muscatine and Jackson counties.

Charles G. Rehling Davenport Dstrict Scott Clinton Muscatine Jackson Counties

Gold Keys Fund Drive Sparks Car Key Prank at Iowa

Sociology staff planned a humorous fundraiser linked to Mosse's car keys. A professor allegedly suggested a high priced car for a faculty member, prompting a wrenching gag of gold plated keys. Mose welcomed the duplicate as the original key was welded in the headlamp.

la Lter Iowa SUI Manford Kuhn Mosse

Courthouse Delinquency Case Involving Four Juveniles

John W. Curtis 20 of 78 Nineteenth Avenue SW pled guilty in Judge Floyd Philbrick's court to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The judge withheld sentence for up to two years with probationary conditions including staying out of trouble. Curtis and three others were arrested January 9 for furnishing beer to three minor girls. Cirkl 17 Wesbrook 19 and Harger 23 face similar charges with Cirkl Harger and Wesbrook still pending in district court.

John W. Curtis Nineteenth Avenue Floyd Philbrick Curtis Larry Cirkl Sixth Street NW Louis Wesbrook Fifteenth Avenue Clayton E. Harger Cirkl Harger Wesbrook

Linn Grand Jury Members Sworn In

A seven man Linn county grand jury was sworn in by Judge J E Heiser. Members include Milo Novak Fairfax township William Barta Clinton Lynn Hamilton Maine Everett Obrecht Cedar Rapids Clarence M Beltz Linn Leonard Dunn Marion and M J McCalley Grant. The panel began session to consider pending criminal cases and will report to the court Wednesday afternoon.

Linn County J. E. Heiserman Milo Novak Fairfax Township William Barta Clinton Lynn Hamilton Maine Everett Obrecht Cedar Rapids Clarence M. Beltz Linn Leonard Dunn Marion M. J. McCalley Grant

Central City Couple Appeal Court Ruling

J. W. and Luella Torrence of Central City appeal a district court ruling denying them a homestead tax credit for their home. They name the Iowa State Tax Commission the Linn county board of supervisors and the Linn county auditor as defendants alleging illegal action in refusing the credit.

J. W Luella Torrence Central City District Court Iowa State Tax Commission Linn County Board of Supervisors Linn County Auditor Torrence

Will of John N. Kucera admitted to probate

The will of John N. Kucera who died December 4 was admitted to probate Tuesday. It leaves five thousand dollars to daughter Alma Stanek and one thousand dollars to granddaughter Sandra Stanek. The remainder goes to widow Mary as executrix without bond. Frances M. Boyd Tuesday sued Dallas L. Boyd for a decree of separate maintenance.

John N. Kucera Alma Stanek Sandra Stanek Frances M. Boyd Dallas L. Boyd

Coffee Prices Cut by Major Roasters in Market Move

New York AP reports that General Foods trimmed three cents per pound on Maxwell House Yuban Koffee Hag and Sanka and two cents on Bliss. Standard Brands cut three cents per pound on Chase and Sanborn. Chock Full o Nuts Coffee Corp followed with similar reductions.

New York General Foods Corporation Maxwell House Bliss

Committee Bars One Man Hearings

The Senate Government Operations Committee voted 10 to 0 to ban one man hearings by its investigations subcommittee. Senators McCarthy and Mundt did not attend. The panel kept its top staff but redefined Richard J. O'Melia from chief counsel to member of the professional legal staff.

Washington Senate Government Operations ‘Committee Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Sen Mundt R-S.d Richard J. O’melia McCarthy O’melia

Mid-Continent Sunray Oil Merger Approved

Directors of Mid-Continent Petroleum and Sunray Oil, Tulsa, approve a merger plan forming Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Company. The combined operations are described as complementary.

Sunray Oil NEW York Mid-Continent Petroleum Company Sunray Oil Corporation Tulsa Monday Jointly Co Sunray-Mid-Continent Oil Company

Snow and Ice Cause Rash of Crashes in Cedar Rapids

Snow and ice covered streets sparked 17 crashes in Cedar Rapids on Monday including a City Lines bus rear end collision and several vehicle tucks. A five year old girl suffered a cut lip. drivers faced charges for failing to keep their vehicles under control.

Jin Cedar Rapids City Lines Eugena McCammon Robert McCammon Sixth Avenue SE Eighth Avenue Tenth Street First Avenue Center Point Road Ray Possehl Oakland Road Possehl Detective Bureau Jerry Navratil A Avenue Aroby Carter Thirty-fifth Street Bill Remington

Former Sheriff Denies Keeping Stolen Property

OTTUMWA AP Former Sheriff Everett E. Orman pled in nocent in magistrate's court Tuesday to concealing stolen property charges. He was released on 500 dollar bond after a Monday raid on his rural home outside Ottumwa by Sheriff Cliff Riley and six deputies. The raid uncovered federal surplus commodities in the basement of the Wapello county jail, plus two chain saws and 19 cases of liquor. Riley said the evidence came from a district court warrant based on information from ex-convict Chester A. Nelson. Orman did not comment. Riley, a Democrat, defeated Orman, a Republican, last November.

Ottumwa Everett E. Orman Orman Ottumway Cliff Riley Riley Wapello County District Court Chester A. Nelson

Ex-Union Leader Ryan Convicted in Taft-Hartley Case

Joseph P. Ryan former president of the Independent International Longshoremen's Association faced a maximum three years in jail and 30000 dollars in fines after being found guilty on three counts for accepting a 2500 dollar gift from Arthur Kennedy and Sons Inc in violation of Taft-Hartley act provisions. Sentencing scheduled for February 1.

New York Joseph P. Ryan Independent International Longshoremen’s Association Edmund Palmieri Ryan Arthur Kennedy and Sons, Inc Iin

U S to Build 600 Mile Jet Fuel Pipeline in Spain

Madrid reports the United States will construct a 600 mile pipeline in Spain at a 40 million dollar cost to supply jet fuel to five American air bases under Franco. A British firm lands a five million contract to supply the pipe with American contractors to supervise construction.

Madrid Uncle Sam Spain Generalissimoranco

Four Eastern Iowans Return from Far East

The navy transport Gen. John Pope docked in Seattle Monday with 3,239 servicemen from the Far East. Four Gazette area men aboard are Cpl. George D. Jacoby of Cedar Rapids, Cpl. Melvin C. Fank of Winthrop, Pfc. Edwin C. Gerdes of Strawberry Point, and Cpl. William J. Harris of Hopkinton.

Seattle Gazette John Pope Far East George D. Jacoby Cedar Rapids Melvin C. Fank Winthrop Edwin C. Gerdes Strawberry Point William J. Harris Hopkinton

Deaths Carrie Anna Kendall Widow of John P Kendall

Carrie Anna Kendall a Cedar Rapids resident for 45 years died at her granddaughter’s home on D Avenue NE at 2 45 am Tuesday after an illness She was born August 14 1864 in Dyersville Surviving besides Mrs Schoner are brother Cornelius C Chesterman Waterloo a grandson John B Walters Cedar Rapids and six great grandchildren Mrs Kendall belonged to Cedar Chapter No 184 CES and former Woman's club and Delphian Society Services will be in Turner chapel at 3 30 pm Thursday with Dr Theo Lilley First Presbyterian Church Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel

Carrie Anna Kendall John P. Kendall Cedar Rapids Kenneth W. Schoner D Avenue Dyersville

Services for Harry P Yonkers Held in Cedar Rapids

Harry P Yonkers longtime operator of a merchant police service and Cedar Rapids resident for 60 years died Sunday. Services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Beatty Bearle chapel with Rev Arnold H Marzell of Westminster Presbyterian church officiating. Burial in Oak chapel cemetery. Members of the 25 year Motorcycle Riders club will meet at the mortuary at 1 15 p m to attend the service in a body.

Harry P. Yonkers Cedar Rapids Beatty-Bearle Chapel Arnold H. Marzell Westminster Presbyterian Church Oak Hill Cemetery Chopel

Conway Services for C Leo Conway

Funeral services for C Leo Conway of 139 Fortieth Street NE will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. at St Matthew's Church with Rt Rev Msgr James D Kearn officiating. Burial follows at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Msgr Kearn will recite the rosary Wednesday at 8 15 p.m. at Monahan Funeral Home, where friends may call. Conway was predeceased by his parents James and Mrs Conway and a brother William J Conway.

Conway C. Leo Conway Fortieth Street St. Matthew’s Church James D. Kearn Mt. Calvary Cemetery Kearn Monahan James Atway William J Conway

Obituary for Ben Kravarik Cedar Rapids retiree

Ben Kravarik of 805 L Street SW Cedar Rapids passed away Monday after 45 years at Quaker Oats. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Thursday at Turner Chapel with Rev Otto F Artopoeus of First Evangelical and Reformed church officiating. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.

Kravarik Services Ben Kravarik L Street Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats Company Turner Chapel Otto F. Artopoeus First Evangelical and Reformed ‘Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Mrs Beebe Services Held in Teahen Chapel

Funeral services for Mrs. Arizona Beebe age unknown were held in the Teahen chapel at 2 30 p m Thursday with Reverend Guy Pickering and Reverend C W Oscarson of Free Methodist church officiating Burial followed at Lafayette cemetery Friends may call at the chapel CENTERS ON a local obituary with church officials and burial details.

Beebe Arizona Beebe F Avenue NW Teahen Chapel Guy Pickering C. W. Oscarson Free Methodist Church Lafayette Cemetery

Champions Named at 18th Iowa Hereford Show and Sale

The 18th Iowa Hereford Association show at Hawkeye Downs crowned Super Larry of Burns Hereford Farm Pulaski as senior futurity champion. Swaims Wilton Domino 7th took reserve futurity, Wilton Domino 4th claimed open class champion, and Out Bounds was reserve open. Champion futurity bull sold for 3125 to F W Anderson Mor ris Ill. reserve sold for 850 to Ivan Pollock Mt Auburn.

Iowa Hereford Association Hawkeye Downs Super Larry Burns Hereford Farm Pulaski Swaims Wilton Domino W. L.swaim Blakesburg C. C. Long Bellevue Long and Son F. W. Anderson Morris, Ill Ivan Pollock Mt. Auburn

Export Push From Cedar Rapids Speaker Urges South America Trade

Ken Krippene, a Lima based explorer and former Chicago lawyer, urged Cedar Rapids firms to boost exports to South America at a Chamber dinner. He warned that U S exports lag behind Europeans and Germans use better sales methods, including Spanish materials and repair guidance.

Cedar Rapids Krippene South America Krip

Gross Urges Recall of MacArthur

Rep. Gross of Iowa called on President Eisenhower to recall Gen. MacArthur to active duty to help in the Far East crisis. He argued MacArthur should be used to the fullest extent of his abilities in the growing crisis.

Washington Ins Rep Gross Eisenhower MacArthur Far East

Insurance Men To Get Certificates At Four-State Meeting

Seven Iowa men will receive 20 year certificates during the four state Mutual Fire and Automobile Insurance meeting in the Roosevelt hotel. The Cedar Rapids based firm hosts over 225 delegates from Iowa Colorado Nebraska and South Dakota. The conclave closes Tuesday with the annual meeting and officers election. Honorees Monday evening are Dwight Crumley Rippey W C Dostal Protivin C A Harding Baldwin Jesse O Kober LaPorte City S T Laylor Casey Fred J Pulman Sheldon and C H Warnock Iowa Falls.

Iowa Mutual Fire and Automobile Insurance Company Roosevelt Hotel Cedar Rapids Colorado Nebraska South Dakota Dwight Crumley Rippey W. C. Dostal Protivin Ic. A. Harding Baldwin Jesse O. Kober LaPorte City S. T. Lawler Casey Fred J. Pulman Sheldon C. H. Warnock Iowa Falls

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