Cold Forked Temps and Rainfall Spread Across Cities
Sunday saw varied temperatures with Bismarck at 57, Minneapolia at 80, Chicago 64, and Duluth 66. Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers expected Monday night, then cooler Tuesday and midweek showers. Moon rises at 10:32 p.m. July birth announcements and multiple local fines and notices appear, including drunkenness, speeding, and reckless driving cases, along with several death notices and marriages.
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Minneapolia
Chicago
Orleans
Yorkes Duluth
Phoenix
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Sioux City
Iowa Senaia
Two Cedar Rapids Men Plead Guilty to Drunk Driving
Avery Carr Larson, 24, of 705 Fifth Avenue SE, and Robert Joseph Conway, 34, of 168 Sixteenth Avenue SW, pled guilty Monday to drunk driving and were each fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge Floyd Philbrick. Larson was arrested on Highway 30 seven miles east of Cedar Rapids around 10:30 p.m. Saturday after driving into a ditch and attempting to back onto the highway. Conway was arrested at 12:05 a.m. Sunday after Cedar Rapids patrolmen nearly collided with his squad car on Third Street SE at the Twelfth Avenue SE intersection.
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Cedar Rapids
Floyd Philbrick
Avery Carr Larson
Fifth Avenue
Robert Joseph Conway
Sixteenth Avenue
Larson
Charles Fels
Ralph Mikesell
Gareth Clift
Conway
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue
Steinbrech Estate Bequeaths $1000 to St Marys Church Solon
The will of Joseph E Steinbrech who died June 22 was admitted to probate Monday. Merchants National Bank named executor with $15,000 bond. Bequests include $100 to the Solon Catholic priest for Masses and $100 to the Solon St Marys church choir plus $1,000 to the church for building and property improvements. Remainder goes to nine nephews and nieces: Joseph George and Margaret Steinbrech of Lander Wyoming Frank William Joseph Henry Albert and Christina Steinbrech of Solon.
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Joseph E. Steinbrech
Merchants National Bank
Solon
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph
George
Margaret Steinbrech
Lander, Wyo
Frank
William
Henry Albert
Christina Steinbrech
Dubuque Deere Plant Walkout Talks Under Way
Members of local 94 United Auto Workers and John Deere officials met to end a week long unauthorized strike of about 1,000 workers at the Dubuque tractor works. Reuther meeting and cross state union support pledged to seek settlement if no accord is reached by next Sunday.
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Dubuque
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Ottawa
Iowa
International Union
Justice
Franklin's 1752 lightning experiments with kite and key
Benjamin Franklin conducted an iconic experiment during a thunderstorm in 1752 using a kite and a key to prove lightning is electricity. The event linked to his broader studies on electricity and practical inventions for safety and science.
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Benjamin Franklin
G I Arrival Lifts morale in Korean town during Korean War
Charles D. Rosecrans Jr reports from U S Army advance headquarters in Korea on morale boost as American infantry units arrive in Suwon. He notes dire conditions including food shortages and nonfunctional water, with officers like Brig. Gen. John Church and Ambassador John Muccio present. Four North Korean planes threaten retreat, while refugees clog roads and coast is tense.
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Korea
INS
Suwon
John Church
MacArthur
U. S
John Muccio
G.I
U. S. Signal Corps
Weather outlook for Cedar Rapids area July showers inland
Continued from Page 1 the region plans a Fourth of July outing amid showers in Cedar Rapids. Mon day afternoon rain measured .25 inch with more showers forecast for tonight and Tuesday. Highs 80 to 85, lows 60 to 65. Wednesday brings scattered showers and low 80s, then cloudy Thursday. July opening rainfall reached 2.34 inches versus 3.68 inch normal. Sunday high 83, overnight low 62, 2:30 p.m. Cedar Rapids temp 74 dropping since noon.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hickenlooper reports 5659 in GOP renomination spending
Des Moines AP Senator Bourke B Hickenlooper said he spent 5659 in the June 5 Republican renomination bid. Contributions totaled 4976 led by a 1000 from the Iowa Freedom League via G L Caughan, plus Cedar Rapids donors F W Stewart L M McKee Herbert Stamats among 101 others. Expenditures covered office equipment advertising travel and hotel costs. Mrs Edna C Lawrence, defeated for state auditor, also filed a report with 250 in receipts and spending未
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DES Moines
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa Freedom League
G. L. Caughan
F. W. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
L. M. McKee
Herbert Stamats
Edna C. Lawrence
Odria Elected Peru President With No Opposition
Lima Peru General Manuel A Odria a militant anti Communist was elected president of Peru Sunday without opposition in a clear plebiscite or parliamentary process according to dispatches from the capital.
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Peru
Manuel A. Odria
Deaths Florence O Austin longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Florence O. Austin wife of Ellsworth W. Austin of 1554 Bever Avenue SE died at home Sunday night. Born in Oakland California she married Mr. Austin there on December 20 1928. Survived by husband two stepsons Donald C. Austin of Cedar Rapids Phillip M. Austin of Waterloo two sisters Edith M. Olsen Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Olga O. Smith Oakland She was active in the First Church of Christ Scientist Funeral services will be at Turner chapel 4:30 p.m. Wednesday conducted by a Reader of the church Cremation committal Friends may call at the chapel.
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Florence O. Austin
Oakland
Austin
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Turner Chapel
Guy Haskell Dies in Pueblo Former Cedar Rapids Coal Man
John B. Turner and Son announced the death of Guy Haskell formerly of Cedar Rapids who died in Pueblo Colorado. The body will be transported to Cedar Rapids for services and burial. He was the son of the late Senator and Mrs W G Haskell and worked with his father in the coal business here for many years.
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John B. Turner
Guy Haskell
Cedar Rapids
Pueblo
Colo
Haskell
W. G. Haskell
Ramsey Rites Set for Cedar Rapids Resident
Robert L. Ramsey 71 of 1123 Tenth street NW Cedar Rapids died in a city hospital at 9 p m Saturday after an extended illness. He was born August 10 1878 near Carterville Illinois. Surviving are his wife Etta four daughters Mrs Lora Seysler Mrs Beulah Koutny Mrs Jewell Lovelace and Mrs Wallie Waymaster four sons Charles Cleo Floyd and Vern a sister Mrs Aril Wilfong and a brother Wiley Ramsey. Services will be held at Beatty chapel at 4 p m Wednesday by Rev S E Dooty with burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Robert L. Ramsey
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Carterville
Ill
Etta
Lora Seysler
Beulah Koutny
Jewell Lovelace
Wallie Waymaster
Detroit
Charles
Cleo
Burbank
Calif
Floyd
Lincoln, Ill
Vern
Fort Madison
Aril Wilfong
Carbondale
Wiley Ramsey
Centerville
Beatty Chapel
S. E. Dooty
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death of Three Year Old Jeffrey Butt in Cedar Rapids
Jeffrey Charles Butt died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 1 p.m. Monday. He was born December 7, 1946 in Davenport. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Butt of 48 Ellis Terrace NW and two brothers Dennis and Robert at home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peterson of Muscatine and Mr. and Mrs. Henning Hollmer of Davenport. Funeral set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Jeffrey Charles Butt
Robert M. Butt
Ellis Terrace
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dennis
Robert
Glenn Peterson
Muscatine
Henning Hollmer
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Donna Dodge of 1414 Bever Ave SE
Funeral services are set for Donna Jean Dodge, 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don W Dodge, who died after a six month leukemia illness at home. The Turner chapel will host the service at 1 30 p m Wednesday with Rev Marvin B Kober of St Pauls Methodist Church officiating and burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Donna Jean Dodge
Don W. Dodge
Bever Avenue
Turner Chapel
Marvin B. Kober
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Miss Lada Dougherty in Marion
Funeral services for Miss Lada Dougherty a Marion school teacher and former Fillmore principal who died at her Minneapolis home after a sudden illness will be held at Oak Shade cemetery Marion at 3 30 p m Wednesday. The Rev Floyd Hinshaw of St James Methodist church will officiate. Friends may call at Turner chapel Wednesday until 2 30 p.m.
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Lada Dougherty
Marion
Fillmore School
Minneapolis
Oak Shade Cemetery
Floyd Hinshaw
St. James Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Stock Gasoline Trucks Collide Injuring Two Young Men
Ike Yoder and Richard Gingerich both 19 and 15 from Kalona were treated after a stock truck driven by Yoder collided with a gasoline transport on highway 218 just south of Shueyville. They suffered minor injuries and were transported to St. Luke's hospital. Yoder had a badly lacerated knee and Gingerich a cut above the left eye. The transport driver, owned by Eldon Miller of Iowa City, was uninjured.
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Richard Gingerich
Kalona
Yoder
Highway 218
Shueyville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gingerich
Eldon Miller
Iowa City
Bennie J. Graw Loses Auto Dealer License
Cedar Rapids used car dealer Bennie J. Graw 24 surrendered his license after pleading guilty to driving with false plates and faulty equipment before Justice of the Peace Charles Benesh. A perjury charge was dismissed. Graw was fined 100 dollars and costs with a 30 day suspended sentence. He had waived to the grand jury and was freed on 2500 dollar bond.
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Justice of the Peace
Charles Benesh
Bennie J. Graw
Third Avenue
David Elderkin
Graw
Justice Benesh
Injunction Cools Neighbors Fight Over Noise and Trespass
Judge Floyd Philbrick issued an injunction after Mr. and Mrs. Stefan of 1555 Seventh Ave SE and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of 1553 Seventh Ave SE agreed to terms. The Robinsons must avoid loud radios and profane language and not slam doors or trespass, while the Stefans may not interfere with the Robinsons occupancy.
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Louis J. Stefan
Seventh Avenue SE
LeRoy J. Robinson
Stefans
Philbrick
Robinsons
Voluntary Code of Censorship Asked
Tokyo AP Gen MacArthur urged news correspondents to adopt a voluntary code for war reporting to protect military secrecy. His public information officer Col Echols said no formal censorship was needed now and noted avoid naming unit sizes or locations and not to reveal troop movements.
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P. M. Echols
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Echols
Fifth Air Force
Eighth Army
Shaw objects to birthday tributes from fans
London AP reports playwright George Bernard Shaw will be 94 on July 2. To avoid celebrations he mails unsigned cards asking friends and readers not to acknowledge his birthday. He warns that many gifts and letters would be a calamity and cannot be acknowledged.
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George Bernard Shaw
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Paramedic Save After Man Falls From Hotel Window
Springfield AP report details a man watching a parade who fell from a third floor hotel, grabbed a flagpole, then a sign bracket, and dropped about ten feet to a chain link fence before being rescued through a second-story window. Henry Lefeave, 46, survived the hairbreadth escape as spectators stood 40 feet below along the parade route.
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Mass
Henry Lefeave
Amvers
Holiday Toll Reaches Far as Weekend Deaths Mount
The holiday weekend saw traffic deaths approach one third of predictions with a three car crash near Blairsburg claiming Gilbert Christiansen 48 his wife 40 and son John 9. Their other son Tommy 13 survived. Others died in drownings and violent deaths across Iowa including Des Moines Ottumwa Rockwell City and the Tama Indian reservation.
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Western Springs, Ill
John
Tommy
Richard Gagle
Ottumwa
Richard Donald
Bonaparte
Donald Plain
Rockwell City
John Henderson
Bradgate
Norvall Mitchell
Tama Indian Reservation
Eva McKinney
Moulton
Wilbur T. Emerson, Jr
Winthrop
Maine
Gibson
Des Moines
Iowa
Richard Gugle
Lloyd Gugle
Lake Wapello
Bloomfield
Traffic deaths rise as Fourth of July celebrations begin
United Press reports that traffic accidents killed Americans at about one every 14 minutes during the holiday period. Through 1:30 p.m. Monday, 294 people died in autos from 6 p.m. Friday, with total holiday fatalities at 470 including 89 drownings. Eleven died in plane crashes and 76 in other violent deaths.
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United Press
Superintendent of Fisheries Is Dead
Robert B. Cooper, 44, of Lansing, superintendent of fisheries for the Iowa Conservation Commission, died in a La Crosse hospital. Officials said he succumbed to a kidney ailment after a recent illness while inspecting fisheries in northeast Iowa. He had served 2 years as superintendent and 24 years with the commission.
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Wis
Robert B. Cooper
Lansing
Iowa Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Commission
Cooper
Iowa
Americans on Korean Front Led by Dean
Major General William F. Dean is named commander of all U S forces in Korea, succeeding Brigadier General John H. Church. Dean previously governed Korea, earned the Distinguished Service Cross in 1944, and led forces in World War II Germany Austria.
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Seventh Infantry Division
Eighth Army
24Th Infantry Division
Carlyle, IL
University of California
Trash Ordinance Sets Requirements for Cedar Rapids Haulers
Cedar Rapids announces full effect of a new trash and rubbish ordinance. Commercial haulers must pay a 50 annual license, use covered, scatter proof trucks, and pass health inspections. Private haulers require tight covered trucks. dragging tree limbs on streets is banned. Violations carry fines up to 100 and up to 30 days in jail.
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Cedar Rapids
Louis D. Burgos
Memorial Drive
Two Radios Reported Stolen Over Weekend
Police investigated thefts reported over the weekend. J C Fakinson cited a $26 portable radio taken from his car on June 22 from a Third avenue SE location. Leonard Klett reported a $90 table radio set stolen from his Hi Way hotel room between 9 p.m. Saturday and 3 30 a.m. Sunday.
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J. C. Fakinson
McCarthy Road SE
Third Avenue SE
Second
Third Streets
Leonard Klett
Hi-Way
Bathing Beauty Controversy Draws Archbishop’s Critique
In Santa Rosa New Mexico Archbishop Edwin E Brynes denounced bathing beauty contests as obscene and criticized a Santa Fe newspaper for front page swimsuit photos. He said the scantily-clad contestants were saved only by appearing repulsive and spoke during a school dedication on Sunday.
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Santa Rosa, N. M
Edwin E. Brynes
Santa Fe
Boy Scouts Honor American Heritage at Valley Forge
In Valley Forge Pennsylvania 47000 candlelit points lit the park as Boy Scouts from across the nation and 18 foreign countries joined in a four faith ceremony honoring freedom of worship. Earlier six creeds held separate services in the historic tribute event.
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Valley Forge
Valley Forge Park
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Week's Events
City briefs note market open timing and Fourth of July events, Plan Commission meeting rescheduled, and a highway project active tonight. Items include Mrs Oakes convalescing at home, canoeing tests for boys 15 to 17 at Ellis park, Sorensen on 28 day leave from Camp LeJeune, Normanace fined $100 for reckless driving, Salisbury’s daughter in Met Youth Caravan training, and Johanos graduates with honors at Eastman School.
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Sorensen
Tank Fire Destroys Hedrick Fuel Station and Seven Tanks
At Hedrick an immense fire destroyed seven fuel tanks totaling 76 0100 tons and the Hedrick Oil Co station. Operator Donald Hedges and son Marshall were burned. both received care, Marshall not hospital. Fire started during tank truck filling, likely from electricity. Liboury Fremont and Ottumwa fire crews aided. The station and nearby gravel trucks owned by Harold Daubenberger were consumed. no loss estimate available.
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Ular
Donald Hedges
Hedrick Oil Com
Ottumwa
Marshall
Hedces
Sx Electricity
Liboury Fremont
S‘atio
Harold Daubenberger
Records Show June Income Falls Short of May Peak
Superior court in Cedar Rapids posted 7.4 thousand dollars in June receipts, below May’s 8,051.90 peak but surpassing the December 1948 figure of 7,014.90. Police fines totaled 6,476.50 with small additions from fees, marshal charges, meals, and witness fees, while civil division recorded no monetary activity.
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