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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1947

Page

9

New Laws in Force in Iowa After 355 Measures

Iowa’s fifty second general assembly enacted 355 measures with 175 taking effect Friday. The package raises state aid for schools, boosts clerical pay, and expands jobless and workmen’s compensation. Public officials gain higher pay. slot machine taxes rise. TB patients may access public hospital care. truck weights and speeds adjust. private detectives must secure a state license.

Des Moines Fifty Second General Assembly

Licenses Renewed On Birthdays Under New Law

The article notes licenses renewed on holders' birthdays under a new rule starting July 1948. It states vision tests will be required at the next renewal.

Jones to Command Ninth Naval District at Great Lakes

Rear Admiral J Cary Jones will relieve Vice Admiral George D Murray as commandant of the Ninth Naval District on July 17. Murray commanded the Enterprise during the war and has led the district since March 1946. The district, the largest in the United States, covers Iowa Nebraska Kansas the Dakotas Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana Ohio and Kentucky.

Great Lakes, Ill J. Cary Jones Uss.n George D. Murray U.S.N Ninth Naval District Navy Murray Enterprise Jones Pacific United States Iowa Nebraska Kansas The Dakotas Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin Ilinois Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky

McGregor Golf Course Reopens After War Use

The 70 acre McGregor course, owned by the Golf Association, reopens Sunday after wartime use as farm land. Arthur Hinsch directed replanting and conditioning since last year, with entire acreage plowed and reseeded in April 1946. The nine holes return to prewar layout and a new clubhouse is planned.

McGregor Hilltop The Golf Association Arthur Hinsch

Decorah Couple to Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary

Dr and Mrs Oscar L Olson longtime Decorah residents since 1901 will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday July 20 Dr Olson retired from Luther College two years ago where he served as president after the death of Dr C K Preus and also led the English department Their two sons Rev Walter A Olson of Muskegon Michigan and Dr Paul F Olson of North Hollywood California will attend the celebration in Decorah.

Decorah Osscar L. Olson Olson Luther College C. K. Preus Olsons Walter A. Olson Muskegon Mich Paul

Accused Official Asks For Change of Venue

Polk County Supervisor Roy Hild who faces two counts of obtaining county funds by false pretenses filed a petition for a change of venue to a different county. He argues prejudice in Polk County would prevent a fair trial. affidavits from three citizens supported the claim. The state will resist. no hearing date set.

Des Moines Polk Roy Hild District Court Hild Polk County Ed S. Thayer

Two Iowa County Girls Are Walther Delegates

Amanda Hagen of St. John s League near Homestead and Luella Heitshusen of Immanuel near Williamsburg will serve as delegates to the International Walther League convention in Buffalo New York. They depart Sunday for Chicago to join a special train carrying delegates for a five day gathering. The trip includes visits to Niagara Falls and other East Coast points of interest.

Marengo Iowa County Amanda Hagen St. John’s League Homestead Luella Heitshusen Immanuel Church Williamsburg Buffalo N.Y Chicago Niagara Falls East

Oelwein Girl Named Miss Iowa in Hawkeye Holidays

Ruth Anderson a 19 year old from Oelwein was named Miss Iowa with four attendants named Pat Owens Traci Betty Kuehl Lorraine Thompson and Betty Fredregill. Anderson will represent Iowa in the Miss America contest in Atlantic City next September.

Ydes Moines Ruth Anderson Oelwein Pat Owens Traci Betty Kuehl Spencer Lorraine Thompson Spirit Lake Betty Fredregill Des Moines Miss Anderson Iowa Atlantic City Roy E. Anderson

Des Moines Vet Pleads Guilty Cashing Jobless Checks

Willis H. Perrin a 33 year old Des Moines man admitted cashing four $20 veterans jobless benefit checks while employed at Beatrice Creamery Company. He was sentenced to 120 days in jail with two years probation and ordered to repay $80 to the government to cover alimony shortfalls.

Des Moines Willis H. Perrin Charles A. Dewey Perrin Beatrice Creamery Company Ete Dewey

Burglars Take 550 From Dubuque Club 61

Burglars pried open a rear window screen to enter Club 61 in Dubuque and stole 500 from a safe and 50 from a cash register. A sheriff's report notes 268 dollars in silver was not taken. Club 61 is operated by Hillis Doc Helmer and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Meyer.

Dubuque INS Club Hillis Doc” Helmer Gilbert Meyer

Harry Bremer 65 Dies in Iowa City

Harry L. Bremer 65 retired merchant and former Iowa City Chamber of Commerce president died at Mercy hospital. Born in 1881 in Lithuania he came to the United States in 1895 and with his brother Joseph ran the Golden Eagle Bremer Clothing stores in Iowa City and other Illinois and Iowa cities. Surviving are two sisters and two brothers. Services were held in Chicago Friday.

Iowa City Harry L. Bremer Iowa Monticello Ottumwa Goldie Katz Chicago J. Klein South Africa Arnold Maurice Pontiac Bremer Kiwanis and Elks Clubs Moose and Masonic Lodges Shrine

Sherman Stewart Buys En terprise Gazette at Mackinaw

Sherman Stewart, a linotype operator at the Independence Conservative since 1937, has purchased the En terprise Gazette at Mackinaw and will take possession Saturday.

Independence Sherman Stewart The Independence Conservative Enterprise Gazette Mackinaw

Cinematic Time Schedule for Friday at Local Theaters

The Gazette lists Friday showtimes for Paramount IOWA PALACE RIALTO TIMES STRAND and MARION features. Titles include The Home Stretch The Unfaithful My Brother Talks to Horses Easy Come Easy Go Night Train to Memphis Anger Nevada Skies Blondies Big Moment Identity Unknown Cisco Kid in Old Mexico Abies Irish Rose The Devils Playground and others with matinee and evening slots.

Iowa State Palace Rialto Memphis Nevada Blondie Old Mexico

Stage Farce Presented at Cornell Theater

Cornell stage premier of High Time exposes crowded cast and thin subtext. Howdy Hatfield returns with fiancee Holsy Heffer causing chaos when a jail crash follows birthday revelries. Cast including Whitmore Huston Christen Petersen Strahocky showcase broad performances amid rapid farce pacing.

Albert Johnson Cornell College Howdy Hatfield Howdy Holsy Heffer Andy Hardy Dean Keith Whitmore Mickey Rooney Sally Babcock Hatfields Babcocks Sally Holsy Craig Huston Mr. Hatfield Joyce Christen Nancy Petersen

Ann Sheridan Shines in The Unfaithful at Iowa Theater

Glamor queen Ann Sheridan headlines The Unfaithful with Lew Ayres and Zachary Scott. The plot centers on a self defense killing then a possible murder conviction and a troubled marriage tested by a veteran husband. Sheridan delivers strong drama while Scott and Ayres provide solid support. Eve Arden also appears in key scenes.

Ann Sheridan Lew Ayres Zachary Scott Warner Baxter Iowa Theater Nadine Subotnik Ann Nora Prentiss Sheridan Miss Sheridan Scott Ayres Eve Arden

Dr Ordway stars in The Millerson Case film

Critics note the double feature delivers laughs from some performers while Warner Baxter returns in a crime specialist role as Dr Ordway. The Millerson Case highlighted alongside similar entertainment offerings.

Warner Baxter Dr. Ordway

Hotel man killed in car crash near Davenport

Alexander R. Woronko, 50, comptroller of the Blackhawk Hotels Corporation, was killed at 3:30 a.m. Friday when his automobile overturned in a ditch on Highway 61 seven miles north of Davenport.

Davenport Alexander R. Woronko Blackhawk Hotels Corporation Highway 61 Here

Special Educational Meetings Scheduled

Cedar Falls Iowa two special educational conferences are scheduled next week at Iowa State Teachers college. The annual Iowa parent teacher institute sponsored by the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers and Teachers college will be held July 9. The third annual special education institute devoted to problems of teaching the handicapped is scheduled for July WM.

Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Iowa Parent-Teacher Institute Iowa Congress of Parents Teachers and Teachers College

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