Weather summary and minor incidents reported across cities
The bulletin lists Friday to Saturday temperatures for Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Los Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle and forecast hints of colder conditions. It notes barometer readings humidity wind at noon sun and moon times, plus incidents including a gas pump spill crayon on an air register a broken sprinkler head and a defective furnace motor with locations and times.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
Orleans
Denver
New Yo
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Mt. Vernon Road
Ninth Street
Sixteenth Street
First Street
Municipal Court Odds and Ends From Den nis Deklotz Case List
A string of municipal court items shows fines and suspensions for a series of offenses. Names include Rolland De Moss Rebecca Doolittle Beatrice Wertz Leonard Timm Velma Ross Jack Welch and others with penalties from fines of 10 dollars to 30 days jail for drunkenness.
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Rolland de Moss
C Avenue
Dennis Deklotz
Shellsburg
Robert Monger
First Street
Rebecca Doolittle
Thirty-fifth Street
Maynard Rowray
Woodland Court
Frank Fuchs
Hubbard Avenue
Beatrice S. Wertz
M Street
Leonard Timm
Fourteenth Street
Velma Ross
Twenty-first Avenue
Jack Welch
First Avenue
Harvey Mannen
Clyde Perrigo
Edward Hamilton
Charles City
David Kohl
E Avenue
Police Log Sees Four More Hit and Run Reports
Cedar Rapids street hazards persist as four new hit and run reports are filed. Victims include Lee Derby on Valleyview Drive Marion Mrs. James Collin on C Street SW Mike Valant on Twenty second Avenue SW and Dennis Thorson on Seventh Avenue SE. Damages range from 50 to 200 dollars with incidents clustered around Franklin Avenue NE First Avenue East and the Alcove cafe area.
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Cedar Rapids
Lee Derby
Valleyview Drive
Marion
James Collin
C Street
Mike Valant
Dennis Thorson
Seventh Avenue
Derby
Franklin Avenue
Doolin
Maine IOOF Lodge Installs Officers
Maine IOOF Lodge 643 installed officers at a Friday night meeting. Otto Eckley was noble grand and Irwin Tiller vice grand. Rev. Ralph Barron chaplain. Warren Walters secretary. Louis Black financial secretary. Thomas Greene treasurer. Cecil Raley warden. Leo Mellick conductor. Ray Hamilton inside guardian. Lloyd Thomas right support to noble grand. Bill Hemmer left support to noble grand. Paul Keller right support to vice grand. Lou Hemminger left support to vice grand. Charles Anthony junior past grand. Frank Luce district deputy grand master and staff of Osceola lodge Marion installed the officers.
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Maine Lodge 643
IOOF
Otto Eckley
Noble Grand
Irwin Tiller
Ralph Barron
Warren Walters
Louis Black
Thomas Greene
Cecil Raley
Leo Mellick
Ray Hamilton
Inside Guardian
Lloyd Thomas
Bill Hemmer
Paul Keller
Lou Hemminger
Charles Anthony
Frank Luce
Osceola Lodge
Marion
Iowa Deaths in Kerr County Not Kerr, but Iowa Notices
Obituaries and funeral notices list multiple Iowa residents with ages ranging from 3 months to 91. Entries include names such as Gertrude Sanders, Michael Scott Marks, George Down ey, George F. Down ey, John Steffens, Oliver Berg, Lester Caraway, Mrs James Shull, Minnie Dicken, Elsie Miller, Maude Bernice Williams, Bessie Ham ersly, Mary Klein, Edward Richards, June Fritsch, Lori Papakee. Services are scheduled at various churches, including Christian, St Michael’s, St Mark’s, Zion Lutheran, and First Presbyterian, with burial sites at Elm Grove in Washington and other local cemeteries.
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Keota
Gertrude Sanders
Christian Church
Elm Grove
Washington
Powell’s. van Horne
Michael Scott Marks
Leroy Marks
St. Michael’s Church
Norway
George Brush
Edgewood
George F. Downey
St. Mark’s Catholic Church
Appleton’s. West Union
John Steffens
Zion Lutheran Church
West Union
Oliver Berg
Burnham and Wood
Mt. Vernon
Lester “Shorty
Caraway
Baxter’s
Victor
James Shull
McAninch’s
Iowa City
Minnie Dicken
Cathout’s
Elsie Miller
Beckman’s
Maude Bernice Williams
Marion man fined for drunk driving after guilty plea
Charles Cox, 52, of 411 Ninth Avenue Marion, pled guilty to drunk driving before Judge Charles Penningroth. He was fined $300 and costs after arrest on December 16 at Marion Boulevard and Blairs Ferry Road. he had pled innocent on December 17.
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Charles Cox
Ninth Avenue
Marion
Charles Penningroth
Cox
Marion Boulevard
Blairs Ferry Road
Bench Parole Granted in Forgery Case
Ronald Norton aged 21 of 326 Sixth Street NE received a bench parole from a ten year sentence after pleading guilty before Judge Charles Penningroth to forgery. Norton allegedly passed a $10 check at the Taft hotel on November 6 and forged the name of James L. Barr, with two additional forged checks for $35.50, $40, and $47.
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Ronald Norton
Sixth Street
Charles Penningroth
Norton
Taft Hotel
James L. Barr
Pleads Innocent to False Check Charge
John LaTuff 64 returned from St. Paul faced Judge Charles Penningroth and pled innocent to two counts of uttering false checks. He was held in county jail in lieu of bond. The checks totaled 37.57 at J C Penney and 45 at Armstrongs in 1959.
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John LaTuff
St. Paul
Charles Penningroth
Judgment notes involving Florence Fei ereisen and Stewart case
Two small claims entries list Florence Fei ereisen versus Harve Stewart and Irene Stewart for an oral agreement totaling 162.46 dollars. Another entry shows Howard Langton of Rapids Body and Fender Co. suing Sally Harris for 69.90 dollars on an account.
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Florence Feiereisen
Harve
Irene Stewart
Howard Langton
Rapids Body and Fender Co
Sally Harris
Nuclear Talks To Be Resumed In New York
Washington AP reports the United States Russia and Britain ended a week of discussions on a nuclear test ban treaty and will continue talks Tuesday in New York with the aim of reaching agreement.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
Britain
New York
Salesman Forces Way into Cedar Rapids Home
Police searched for an encyclopedia salesman who forcibly entered a Cedar Rapids residence. The resident, Charlie Slauson, said the man forced past his 12 year old daughter and refused to leave until threats of force were used. The attacker was described as about five feet eleven inches tall and blonde. other neighborhood families reported similar incidents.
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Cedar Rapids
Charlies Slauson
Thirty-fifth Street
Slauson
Senators Debate Cuban Buildup Claims and Nuclear Warheads
Senator Keating asserts official sources confirm 20 000 Soviet troops and munitions in Cuba with installations expanding and planes able to carry nuclear warheads threatening U S and Latin America. Other senators caution intelligence has erred before and no conclusive proof of nuclear weapons in Cuba is established.
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Keating
R-N.y
Russia
Cuba
U.S
Latin America
Russell
D-Ga
Aiken
R-Vt
Breakin Attempted at Troy Laundry in City Briefs
Burglars broke the glass in a rear door at Troy Laundry to gain entry during the night. Mrs. Evan J. Maloney is convalescing at Mercy Hospital after surgery. visitors are permitted.
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Troy Laundry
First Street
Evan J. Maloney
Fifth Avenue SW
Mercy Hospital
Magnificent Tropic Lanes Open All Night Ad
Bowling special runs after 11 p.m. tonight through 1 p.m. Sunday. Three games for $1 and lanes stay open all night at Magnificent Tropic Lanes.
Sledding Mishap Injures Local Man at Jones Park
Lighty 26 of 2102 Ninth Street SW suffered a vertebral fracture in a sledding accident at Jones Park around 10 p.m. Friday.
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Earl] Lighty
Ninth Street
Jones Park
Honor-John R. Nye Joins Sociology Honor at ISU
Cedar Rapids sociology teacher Honor-John R. Nye of Iowa State University is inducted into Alpha Kappa Delta national sociology honor. Bowling lanes at Magnificent Tropic Lanes open tonight and Sunday until 4 30 p m. Fall Murph y.
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John R. Nye
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State University
Alpha Kappa Delta
Stolen clothes reported by Iowa student Ames
Verl Leege a University of Iowa student from Ames told police early Saturday that a top coat sport jacket slacks and shirt worth 59 were taken from his car at 8304 18th avenue SW. Cynthia Carlson daughter of Milton and Mrs Carlson 415 Gwen dolyn drive NE has been elected president of the Freshman Home Economics club at Iowa State University. Jubilee Lanes Sunday special 3 fines for 1. Until 1 p.m. Adv Cub Pack 9 awards were presented at Erskine school Thursday night to Paul Gintonio Dennis Willmott Mike Deal Mark Moody Steve Powers Eddie Thune Terry Tucker Ole Munson Ronnie Stolba Steve Krizek Mathew Marx Rusty Lyman Douglas Matheny Danny Zeman Billy Walkemeyer John Wilson John Sears Sam Rossey Jim David and Doug Lotts.
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Verl Leege
University of Iowa
Ames
Eighteenth Avenue
Cynthia Carlson
Milton Carlson
Gwendolyn Drive
Iowa State University
Erskine School
Paul Gintonio
Dennis Willmott
Mike Deal
Mark Moody
Steve Powers
Eddie Thune
Terry Tucker
Ole Munson
Ronnie Stolba
Steve Krizek
Mathew Marx
Rusty Lyman
Douglas Matheny
Danny Zeman
Billy Walkemeyer
John Wilson
John Sears
Sam Rossey
Jim David
Doug Lotts
Fireworks Fires Kill Two Children in Hong Kong
AP reports celebratory Chinese New Year fireworks sparked blazes that killed two children and left hundreds homeless, as fires swept through neighborhoods in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
Deaths of Dr Glenn Dille former Coe geology professor
Funeral services were held in Tulsa Oklahoma for Dr Glenn S Dille former Coe College geology assistant professor. A 1921 Coe graduate he taught there until 1927 and earned a 1929 PhD from Iowa. He was a consulting geologist in Tulsa and is survived by a daughter Barbara and two sons Glenn and Allen. His wife Leta Armstrong also a 1921 Coe graduate preceded him in death.
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Tulsa
Okla
Glenn S. Dille
Coe College
Coe
Barbara
Glenn
Allen
Widow Myrtle Fern Lee Dies After Brief Illness
Myrtle Fern Lee widow of Fred Lee and longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Friday evening after a brief illness. Born February 16, 1894 in Morrison Illinois, she leaves daughter Opal DeCaprio of Honolulu brother William E. Watson of Long Beach and one grandchild. Services at Turner chapel 12 noon Monday by Rev Charles Q Wallace, burial Cedar Memorial. friends may call at the chapel.
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Myrtle Fern Lee
Fred Lee
Allison Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Morrison
Ill
Lee
Opal DeCaprio
Honolulu
Hawaii
William E. Watson
Long Beach
Calif
Turner Chapel
Charles Q. Wallace
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial
Hold Man for Investigation on Two Charges
Charles City man Edward Hamilton aged 41 was arrested on a drunkenness charge and held by Cedar Rapids detectives on suspicion of forgery and burglary. Police found a stolen checkbook and three $50 checks bearing Katcher Lawn Care’s name. Detectives planned further interrogation after his 30 day drunkenness sentence.
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Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Edward Hamilton
Joe
Cliff
First Avenue
Glenn Katcher
Katcher
Hamilton
Kennedy Names Board to Mediate ILA Strikes Settlement
A three man board chaired by Senator Morse was set up January 16 by Mr Kennedy to mediate and push a settlement in the longshoremen dispute. The ILA and New York Shipping Assn agreed to terms offering wage and fringe benefit increases totaling 37 cents an hour over two years, far short of the union’s 50 cent target.
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Kennedy
ILA
New York Shipping Assn
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Maine
Virginia
United States
America
Newport News
Braces Taken From Cuban Paralytics During Refugee Voyage
Miami AP reports two Cuban boys aged 15 and 17, evacuated on the SS Shirley Lykes, learned that refugees could not take braces into exile. They were stripped of leg braces, leaving them unable to walk without them. Humberto Marante described Castro agents seizing his wedding ring on the gangplank. A woman refugee wore jewelry sewn inside a garment. Carole Seber of Red Cross noted a no smoking rule below deck and a refugee joked about a black committeeman, while Leopoldo Fernandez recalled a two month jail for a comedy sketch mocking Castro.
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Miami
Cuba
Shirley Lykes
Port Everglades
Humberto Marante
Castro
Carole Seber
Red Cross Medico-Nursing
Fidel Castro
Leopoldo Fernandez
Driver Hurt as Car Hits Pole in Cedar Falls
James C. Welsh, 20, of 219 Third Street NW, was in fair condition after his car struck a utility pole at 1st Avenue and Fifth Street NW. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital, treated for a lip laceration, then moved to intensive care, with improving condition by noon.
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James C. Welsh
Third Street
Avenue
Fifth Street
Welsh
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cecil Welsh
Cedar Falls
Fatal Heart Attack Strikes 78 Year Old Shoveling Snow
Edward C. Richards aged 78 died of a heart attack Friday evening while shoveling snow in front of his Iowa City home. He led Automatic Grinder Co until 1956 and was an engineering grad of Kansas State. Survived by wife, a daughter and a son. Private services set for Monday at 1 p.m. at McGovern Dwyer funeral home.
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Iowa City
Edward C. Richards
The
Automatic Grinder Co
Kansas State College
McGovern- Dwyer Funeral
Three Arrested on False Check Counts
Edwin Korsmo Jr. was jailed on a false uttering of a check charge after allegedly writing a $15.75 check on January 4 at an Eagle food store. Harold Guffey and Sandra L. Grover were arrested on felony bench warrants for the same charge and posted bond.
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Edwin Korsmo, Jr
First Street
Korsmo
Eagle Food
Harold Guffey
Route Three
Sandra L. Grover
Higley Avenue SE
Philadelphia Transit Company Receivers Appointed
Common pleas court named a receiver to take over the strike bound Philadelphia Transportation Co to restore service. The proposed 12 day settlement, already voted 10 to 1 by workers, was rejected by the PTC executive committee. Rob ert Stier resigned as president. Albert Lyons to meet TWU leader Michael Quill for talks.
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Philadelphia
API
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Robert Stier
PTC
Albert Lyons
Michael Quill
International
Transport Workers
Soviet Sub Tests Icebound North Pole Combat Station
Izvestia reported the Leninsky Komsomol, an atomic powered submarine, conducted a prolonged submerged cruise under the North Pole to test establishing a combat station under the ice. The mission aimed to deter enemy subs from using Arctic waters to threaten Soviet shores and included two air sightings by a NATO patrol plane.
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Moscow
Izvestia
North Pole
Arctic
Russia
Leninsky Komsomol
Pole
Victoria Island
Franz Josef Land
NATO
Norwegian Sea
Evanston Train Crash Injures 34 During Evening Rush
An empty commuter train skidded on snow and crashed into a stopped passenger train at a station during rush hour in Evanston. At least 34 were injured, five hospitalized but none seriously hurt. Most hospitalized were from Chicago area. seven Wisconsin residents among those treated and released.
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Evanston
North Western
Chicago
Wisconsin
Hong Kong Show Promises Visual Treat on TV
The advert notes viewers will enjoy a Hong Kong themed program on KCRG TV channel 9 at 10 30 p m Saturday highlighting entertainment and visuals for a broad audience.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Hong Kong
Church Vows Witness ISTRICT Conference Set for Feb 10
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds a District Conference at Washington High School on February 10 with general sessions at 10:00 and 1:30. President Richard W. Maycock of Chicago is listed as speaker.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Washington High School
Richard W. Maycock
Chicago
Liquor Crackdown Sparks City Debate and Local Reactions
Stanley Gregg Julian Torgerson and Dr. James Reeder discuss a statewide liquor enforcement push. Leaders say the dry up campaign hurts restaurants and clubs while some venues claim to operate normally in Des Moines. Reeder backs McCluhan ruling and urges transparent action by authorities.
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Stanley Gregg
Julian Torgerson
James Reeder
Torgerson
Des Moines
Reeder
McCluhan
Sioux City
Iowa Personal Income Gain Tops U S Rate
Iowa personal income reached 529.3 million in November 1962, up 4.9 percent from November 1961, slightly above the national 4.5 percent gain. For the first 11 months of 1962 Iowa total personal income was 5.6 billion, up 4.1 percent versus 6.4 percent nationwide.
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New York
UPI
Iowa
Business Week
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