Goss to Start New Cedar Rapids Plant Monday
Ground will be broken Monday for a multi million dollar Goss printing press plant in Cedar Rapids. The project includes 400 potential hires as the Cedar Rapids plant will assemble 26 traveling cranes and 85 machine tools for urbanite web offset presses.
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Goss
Cedar Rapids
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
F. A. Samuelson
Rockford
General — Morehead Construction Co
Structural Steel
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Cummings Plumbing and Heating Co. Electrical
Acme Electric
Hyre Electric
Chicago
Crandic Railroad
Goss Urbanites
Residents oppose quarry dump site seek council and supervisor meeting
Southwest Cedar Rapids residents urged a joint city council and county board session to pick an alternate sanitary landfill site. About 15 residents from the Martin Marietta quarry area spoke, presenting anti dump signs and questioning burning and traffic impacts on nearby properties and the Czech National Cemetery. The mayor noted efforts to find rural disposal options and pressed residents to submit written site conditions for consideration.
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City Council
County Board For Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Martin-Marietta
C Street
Hawthorne Drive
Johnson
Klepach
Carl. Smith
Cedar River
Man Held After Breakin at South Side Inn
Police captured William A. Rife inside the South Side Inn at 1326 Second Street SE about 3 am Wednesday. The 30 year old resident of an upstairs apartment was held on suspicion of breaking and entering. A .32 caliber pistol taken from a bar drawer was recovered. the weapon was unloaded. Information will be sent to the county attorney’s office.
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South Side Inn
Second Street SE
William A. Rife
Second Street
County Attorney’s Office
Donald Hollister
Francis Engrav
Rife
Cattle Dealer Cleared of Fraud Count in Iowa
John H. Spang of Strawberry Point was found innocent Tuesday of a federal grand jury fraud indictment involving two loads of feeder cattle aimed at defrauding a Kansas resident. Jury verdict returned at 8 10 p.m. after a trial that began Monday morning with ten witnesses for the government and two recalled on rebuttal. Foreman was William G. Danskin of Marengo.
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John H. Spang
Strawberry Point
Iowa
Kanssas
William G.danskin
Marengo
Eastern Iowa teens enlist in Marines Navy
Doyce A. Strong of Toledo and William C. Weeber of Iowa City enlist in the Marines and Navy respectively. Strong heads to San Diego for boot camp while Weeber goes to Great Lakes for recruit training. Promotions include Austin K. Shipe to photographer's mate aboard the Kitty Hawk in the Pacific and Ronald M. McClure to sergeant in Germany. Ronald Leytem returns home on leave en route to underwater demolition school in San Diego.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Doyce A. Strong
Toledo
Marine Corps
San Diego
William C. Weeber
Iowa City
Navy
Great Lakes, Illl
Austin K. Shipe
Harrison W. Shipe
Thirty-second Street
Pacific
Ronald M. McClure
Monte H. McClure
Sherman Street
F Army
Germany
Ronald L. Leytem
Robert Leytem
Anamosa
Philadelphia
Woman 36 Charged With Drunk Driving After Crash
Donna Mae Weis, 36, of 178 Oklahoma avenue SW, was charged Wednesday with drunk driving after her car struck a parked pickup in the 100 block of Seventh avenue SW around 10 p.m. Tuesday. The truck, owned by James W. Tiernan of 1836 Park avenue SE, suffered about $200 in damage. Weis posted a $500 bond and was released from the city jail Wednesday morning.
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Donna Mae Weis
Oklahoma Avenue SW
Cedar Boat Club to Stage Venetian Nights Water Show
Cedar Boat Club holds its annual Venetian Nights water show on Saturday August 1 at 8 p.m. at the Ellis park waterfront. The event features a boat parade and show boat with lanterns and decorating supplies provided. volunteers may join the parade by calling EM 2-4327 or visiting docks 62 and 63 at the Cedar Rapids boat harbor.
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Cedar Boat Club
Ellis Park
The
Cedar Rapids Boat Harbor
Council Probes Judge McLaughlin Expense Claim
City council withholds a 447.73 claim by Municipal Court Judge Howard McLaughlin for travel expenses to a traffic court conference at Fordham University New York pending investigation. Linn County Board of Supervisors delays a 170.24 claim for meals while visiting juvenile courts in multiple cities as part of a related trip.
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Howard McLaughlin
McLaughlin
American Bar Assn
Fordham University
New York
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Petition To Extend City Water To Two Areas Ruled Invalid
City council ruled a petition to extend water to properties on Twentieth and Twenty-sixth streets and Zika avenue SW invalid after signatures failed to meet the required 75 percent. Residents favored city water but wanted sanitary sewer included, delaying action and pushing for a new petition to be circulated.
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Zika Avenue
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Goss Firm
Olsen and Urbain
Brown, Healey and Bock
E. G. Morrison
S. J. Marinello
Goss Co
Samuelson
Bowling Street
Marquette University
Miehle-Goss- Dexter
Emerson Electric
South Bend Bait Co
Warner Electric Brake
Pleasant Way
Hunt
Frank Kosek
Cistreet
Kosek
Bob Johnson
Ation
Frank Klepach
Alsn
C.R. Man
Engrav
Hollister
Marines
C.R. Boat Club
Washington, D.C
Camden
N.J
Value Inc
Slig Chater Beauty Salon
Oor
Oees
WIT Parpessey
Lovat Blue
Bradley
Lindale
Naturalizers
Life Strides
Smartaires
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