Weather and notices from the Daily Record July 1 1957
The page lists a forecast of mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers and a warming trend through the week, plus Sunday highs around the mid 80s to near 90, and detailed precipitation and barometer data. It also records numerous local incidents, traffic fines, births and deaths notices, and church services with towns including Mason City Iowa City Dubuque and Independence. Atelevision listing notes Hugo Haas in The Gingerbread Man on Channel 9 at 8:30 Tuesday.
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Bismar Ss
Chiento
New York
Oenix
Iseattle
EW Sunges
Cceaes
Ccsus
Hugo Haas
House Passes Bill To Avert Fund Cut Off
The House quickly approved an emergency stop-gap bill to fund agencies lacking 1958 appropriations. It allows them to spend at current levels until bills become law, with Senate action pending on the agriculture money measure and defense funding tallied against prior cuts.
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House
Washington
Senate
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
International Cooperation Administration
Agriculture Department
Congress
Chavez
D-N.m
Johnson
Texas
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Brayman Named Bacteriologist in Cedar Rapids Dairy
Donald Brayman of Cedar Rapids was appointed by the city council Monday as bacteriologist in the dairy inspection department. He succeeds Robert L. Olson who resigned earlier this year. Brayman was selected from a Civil Service eligible list for the position. His salary was fixed at $426 a month.
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Donald Brayman
Cedar Rapids
Robert L. Olson
Brayman
Civil Service
Deaths of Grace Griswold and William Meissner in Cedar Rapids
Grace Edna Griswold widow of Fred A. Griswold of San Diego aged 66 died after brief illness while visiting her sister in Cedar Rapids. Services planned at Turner chapel led by Rev. Theodore Lilley with burial at Cedar Memorial. Surviving Edmond R. Griswold of San Diego and a Creswell church member. William Meissner, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died Monday. survivors include wife Anna and eight children with several stepchildren. Body at Keystone funeral home awaiting funeral details.
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West Liberty
Albert Ruess
St. Joseph’s Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Waukon
Theodore Jacobson
East Paint Creek
Martin Funeral Home
Decorah
John C. Rupple
St. Benedict’s Church
Steine Funeral
Manchester
Arthur Allen Moore
Congregational Church
Shelly Funeral Home
Maynard
Charles
Caroline) Malven
Delsing- Wright
Long Grove
Earlville
Johanna Fredericka Sophia Messerknecht
Clifton Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Tipton
Tolbert Straub
Masonic Cemetery
Parnell
Vincent Duffy
Church Cemetery
Solon
Rudolph Chabal
Brosh Funeral
St. Mary’s Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rosary
Brosh Funeral Home
Independence
Florence E. Beckman
Sumner
Swanson Funeral Home
James P. Hannon
Hazleton
Edgewood
Henry A. Keppler
St. Mark's Church
Rhines Funeral Home
Iowa City
Hanora Lunig
St. Patrick’s Church
Oxford
Hohenschuh Chapel
Felix F. Pickworth
Beckman
Grace Edna Griswold
Fred A. Griswold
San Diego
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Nina N. Hersh
William Seaton
Russell Drive
Edmond R. Griswold
Griswold
William Meissner
Twenty-seventh Street
Homestead
Anna
Billy
Williamsburg
Fred
Emma Berlin
Anna Seifert
Fruit Port
Mich
Martin Krug
John Raetz
Clarence Raetz
Troy Mills
Keystone Funeral Home
Ruth C Haydon Dies in Orlando Hospital
Ruth C Haydon born May 9 1920 in Iowa City died in a Orlando Florida hospital Sunday She was a Cedar Rapids resident before moving to Florida and affiliated with Grace Episcopal Church She is survived by her husband Jennie Lynn Haydon her son Gacy Page and her mother Mrs Martin J Bestman all of Winter Park Florida Services will be at Barta Hesser chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial
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Ruth C. Haydon
Robert E. Haydon
Orlando
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Florida
Haydon
Grace Episcopal Church
Winter Park
Iowa City
Jennie Lynn Haydon
Gacy Page
Martin J. Bestman
Barta-Hesser
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Rapids Business Education Day Set for Aug 29
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a second annual Business Education Day on August 29. All parochial and public school teachers and administrators are invited to visit local firms to learn how business operates and to meet school personnel. Over 700 teachers joined last year, with Richard Barnhart coordinating firm assignments. Public school teachers join as part of pre school year orientation, while principals of 10 parochial schools received invitations.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Barnhart
Dwiggins Named General Manager of Cedar Rapids Coca Cola
Edward L. Dwiggins is named treasurer and general manager of the Cedar Rapids Coca Cola Bottling Company succeeding James B. Jones who resigned. Dwiggins has served since December 1935 and was sales manager since May 1, 1950. The Dwiggins family of three daughters resides at 615 Thirty-first Street SE.
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Edward L. Dwiggins
Cedar Rapids
James B. Jones
Dwiggins
Thirty-first Street
Budget review sessions set for agency budgets
The fare bureau lists chairmen and agency representatives with alternates. Budget reviews begin next Tuesday, featuring Community House and Salvation Army budgets, and continue Tuesdays and Fridays through August 6. New agencies will present their budgets in the final two sessions.
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C. C. Birr
Louis Blair
P. M. Lattner
Russell I. Hess
Cecil A. Reed
James Bromwell
E. H. Knudsen
A. T. Pleune
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Robert Hess
Dwight Walker
W. Glenn Head
Richard Engstrom
Alvin Prucha
Don Isett
Arthur Barlow
John Vernon
R. F. Torstenson
Community House
Salvation Army
Auto Crash in Estherville Damages 9000 Dollars
Hash aged 23 Esth Emr swerve into Merle Petersons car. Fourth car driven by Paul Derikson 41 Estherville crashed into Hash. Mr and Mrs Peterson and Glenn Williams Des Moines riding with Derikson were taken to hospital. Three cars demolished. three Des Moines youths in Shephards car when he was killed. John Elgar 18 critically injured. Truck driver Jt Sherry Omaha not hurt.
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Hash
Estherville
Enger
Merle Peterson
Paul Derikson
Peterson
Glenn Williams
Des Moines
Derikson
Shepherd
John Elgar
Jt R. Sherry
Omaha
Art
More U S Help Going to Jordan
The state department announced that the United States will provide Jordan with 10 million dollars in economic aid to support its independence. This grant supplements 10 million dollars already given for military equipment last Saturday and another 10 million dollars in April during King Hussein’s peak struggle against Egyptian influence.
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Washington
Ins
State Department
U. S
Jordan
Mid- East
Hussein
Ike and Mamie Eisenhower Mark 41st Anniversary
Ike and Mamie Eisenhower quietly celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary Monday at their Gettysburg area farm home. Neighbors gathered Sunday night to join in the celebration, tying it to the 94th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
INS
Ike
Mamie Eisenhower
Mamie
John S. Doud
Denver
West Point
Pilot Rescued After Three Days Adrift at Sea
U S pilot E F Wolf, after colliding over the Gulf of Naples during a NATO exercise, drifted three days on a rubber liferaft and was found by a fisherman off Messina. He is weakened but in good condition. an Italian crewmate remains missing.
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Messina
Italy
Ins
U. S
E. F. Wolf
Gulf of Naples
Wolf
Spear Fishing Accident Injures 10 Year Old Boy in Iowa City
In Tiffin an accident occurred during a spear fishing attempt when 10 year old Robert Guyer accidentally impaled his foot with a spear. He was taken to University Hospitals for treatment.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Robert Guyer
Evelyn Harriman
Tiffin
University Hospitals
Adlai Stevenson Arrives in Accra for Two Day Visit
Adlai Stevenson landed in Accra Ghana on Sunday for a two day stop en route home from an African tour. He plans meetings with local officials and discussions on the region during the brief visit.
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Accra
Ghana
Adlai Stevenson
Two mouseketeers visit dairy farm on MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
Two mouseketeers go Off to Wisconsin to visit a dairy farm on MICKEY MOUSE CLUB at 5:00 Monday. Channel 9 airs the segment featuring the visit and farm scenes.
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Wisconsin
Mickey Mouse Club
Channel 9
Three to Enter Pleas in Cedar Rapids Forged Check Case
Three men in Linn County face pleas Friday at 10 a.m. in district court over a $125 forged check. Oliver J. Tinker is charged with forging, while Harry Winchester and Donald O. Roff are accused of attempting to pass the instrument in two Cedar Rapids stores on May 29. The check drawn on the Monticello State Bank of Monticello.
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Linn County
Oliver J. Tinker
Harry Winchester
Donald O. Roff
Winchester
Western Tire and Auto Company
Western Auto
Cedar Rapids
Roff
May
Town and Country
Opome State Bank of
Monticello
Jewelry Stolen, Found In Family Car
A diamond ring and wrist watch reported stolen Saturday were found Monday in the family car. Mrs. Paul MacGiverin of 312 Twenty first Street NE notified authorities that the jewelry valued between 400 and 500 dollars was recovered after a thorough search. The husband, his son, and his son's girlfriend were at Wendy Oaks when the theft occurred Friday evening.
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Paul MacGiverin
Twenty-first Street
Wendy Oaks
Marion Farmer Fined for Drunk Driving
A Marion farmer, Karl S. Johnston, was fined 500 dollars and had his license suspended six months after pleading guilty to a second drunk driving count. He was arrested driving west on Sixth Avenue. Judge Floyd Philbrick allowed 50 dollars immediately with monthly installments of 50 dollars starting August 1. Johnston was previously convicted on October 8, 1948.
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Marion
Karl S. Johnston
Sixth Avenue
Floyd Philbrick
Johnston
Marion Man Fined For Drunk Driving
Maurice L. Calhoun of Marion was fined $300 and had his driver's license suspended 60 days after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in Linn County District Court. He was arrested Saturday near the Marion Trailer Court by Marion authorities.
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Marion
Linn County
Maurice L. Calhoun
Montgomery Koutsky Wills Filed for Probate
Two wills were admitted to probate Monday. William A. Montgomery who died June 22 left his wife Carrie the net income from his insurance and other holdings in monthly installments. Barbara A. Koutsky who died June 14 left one third to Edward and the remainder to trustees George J. Naxera and her husband with staged distributions to her son Robert at ages 21 and 24.
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William A. Montgomery
Carrie
John
Thomas L. Crabbe
Barbara A. Koutsky
Edward
George J. Naxera
Robert
Auto damage suit dismissed in Linn County court
A $60,100 auto damage suit brought for James Zumnbrunnen by his mother Leona was dismissed by the plaintiff Monday in Linn County district court. The collision occurred November 19, 1956 on old highway 30 five miles east of Cedar Rapids and involved defendant Melvin Cooley.
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Linn County
James Zumnbrunnen
Leona
Old Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
Melvin Cooley
Auto Crash Leaves One Passenger Hurt
A collision occurred when a car struck by fault of the other vehicle injured a passenger. William Raue, Jr. drove the second car, with Zumnbrunnen among those in Raue’s auto.
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William Raue, Jr
Zumnbrunnen
Raue
Richard Frederickson Faces Check Charge
Charges of uttering a forged instrument were filed against Richard Frederickson in Linn county district court. He is accused of cashing a worthless 55 dollar check on June 26 at Guaranty Bank and Trust Company in Cedar Rapids.
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Richard Frederickson
Linn County
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Cedar Rapids
Shotgun and Fishing Gear Stolen From Marion Man
A Marion man reported the theft of a 12 gauge Browning automatic shotgun two fishing rods and a tackle box Monday to Linn county authorities Don Mathews said the shotgun was taken from his house trailer and the fishing equipment from his car.
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Marion
Linn
Don Mathews
Iowa Divorces Dismissed In Multiple Petitions
Rob ert W. Fahl and Delia O. Fahl divorce petitions were dismissed along with Joanne B. Ness versus Dwayne Ness. An embezzlement suit in Linn County against Charles H. Simpkins was dropped, and Leona M. Cooley’s damage suit against Melvin Cooley was dismissed. Linn Co-operative Oil sued Floyd and Millie Clark for 313.62 for goods and services. Thomas R. Robinson sued R. C. Walters for 3031 168 allegedly due on a promissory note.
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Robbert W. Fahl
Delia O. Fahl
Joanne B. Ness
Dwayne Ness
Linn County
State of
Iowa
Charles H. Simpkins
Linn Co-operative Oil Company
Floyd
Millie Clark
Thomas R. Robinson
R. C. Walters
City advances plan for unified parking lot bids
The Howell Construction Company has largely handled prior parking lot work for the public safety department. On June 21 quotations were received only from Howell under $5,000 for dirt filling, leveling, rock base, meter islands, posts, and asphalt surfacing. The council authorized engineering to draft plans and set up a bid process, moving away from piecemeal work with no bids.
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Howell Construction Company
Public Safety Department
Limback
Howell
Jim Meaghan
Coralville Shooting Under Investigation
Johnson County Attorney William Tucker probes a 3 am Coralville shooting at the Sam King home. Marion Harvey sustained shotgun wounds, treated and released from University Hospitals. Ben Perkins, a close friend of Harvey, fired the weapon amid conflicting accounts of accident or argument. Investigation finds no alcohol involvement by any man.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County
William Tucker
Sam King
Marion Harvey
Coralville
University Hospitals
Tucker
Harvey
Ben Perkins
Cedar Rapids Extends Sewage Handling for Glenbrook Cove
Cedar Rapids city council approved a six month extension to the agreement to handle sewage from Marion's Glenbrook Cove addition. The new expiration date is January 1, 1958, and service began April 2, 1956. Marion requested the extension to allow a study of its sanitary sewage problems. Residents pay a sewage rental and Glenbrook Cove also gets water from Cedar Rapids mains under a separate agreement.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Glenbrook Cove
First Avenue E
Guard Held at Knife Point Escape Bid Fails
Fort Madison AP two prisoners Lloyd Woodson 29 and Albert Boerger 25 held guard James Allen at knife point for hours as they tried to saw through bars to escape the State Penitentiary. They moved between cell houses near the outside, using saws to inch toward daylight before surrendering. Woodson a life term for second degree murder. Boerger a 25 year sentence for robbery with aggravation.
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Fort Madison
State Penitentiary
Percy Lainson
Lloyd Woodson
Albert Boerger
Lainson
James Allen
Allen
Board of Control
Céi
Des Moines
Woodson
Reformatory
Boonville
Menard
Ill
Jefferson City
Boerger
Polk County
Pennsylvania
Lone Survivor Recovered After Italian Climb Tragedy
Rescue teams brought out a lone survivor from a group of 10 Italian climbers who fell on Piz Palue mountain near Petrola Switzerland afterSaturday.
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Petrelina
Switzerland
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Lansing
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Mitchell
Betty Brown
P. H. Brown
K Street
Emmett Anderson
Twentieth Avenue
Donald Smith
Edwin
Beyer
Victor Vasey
Grays Lake
Robert Sojka
Nineteenth Avenue
Louis Lutz
Hiawatha
Norman Nelson
Philip Paine
B Avenue
Ronald Higham
Second Street
Calvin Glade
A Avenue
Walter Scovel
Fifth Avenue
Barbara Rhomberg
Elkader
Joseph Platz
Javenue SE
Larry Hawks
Susan Beck
Moore
Jerry Stiles
Elmhurst Drive
Harry Spreitzer
Country Club Parkway
Mike Chiafos
Mike Chiafos, 209 Twenty-seventh Streets
Joe Dietz
H Avenue
Donald Johnson
Richard Serbousek
Swisher
Donald Klinger
Crescent Street
Eugene Myers
Webster Lane
Mlegal
Ronald Tharp
Forty-eighth Street
Margery Jacobsen
Noisy Muffler
Everett Thede
Tenth Street
Robert Bleakley
Cottage Grove Avenue
John Doege
A Avenue NW
Isturbing the
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Lake Avenue NE
Petty Jarceeny
Mae Smith
First Avenue
St. Luke's
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Armond
Thirtieth Street Drive
Burrows
Ralph
Waveland Drive
Rion
Agne
Wilson
Earl
Center Point
Leeper
Jones
Fifth Street
Philip Farr
Bonnie Woodson
Lester J. Carpenter
Judy A. Yardt
Muscatine
Robert Beltz
Joanne Begley
K Avenue NW
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Ellis Boulevard
Eighteenth Street
Harold Porter
Harry Whitehead Jr
Iowa Hardware Mutual
the Bezanson
St. SE
Dad
Groat
Empire
William F. Arbogast
Mrs
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Robert Haydon
Associated Press
Judy Hall
Council Bluffs
Arnolds Park
Judy
C.R
C.R. Coca-Cola
Fare Bureau
William P. Whipple
Arthur Clauss
Roy Swanson
John X. Waters
Nate Cohn
John Evans
Harold Fry
Lawrence J. Halpin
Ruth Hoppe
C. H. Jordan
United Fund of Iowa
Claude Krebs
Norman Lipsky
Mental Health Center
Dale Miner
Ed Sears
Gordon Simonds
John Tuthill
E. J. Vanous
Martin Wiley
Ree
Buresh Rental Service
Third Street
U.S
Adlai
Marion Man
Montgomery, Koutsky
Turner
John B. Turner & Son
Prochaska
Beatty-Beurle
Teahen
DIAL
1St Ave
6Th St
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Mt. Vernon Rd
Barta
Hesser
S.E
Jay W. Hesser, Jr
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