Durant Couple Seeks Return Of Tax Penalties
Two new suits filed in Cedar Rapids federal court involve Peter A. and Elizabeth Schwarz of Durant seeking $8,673.11 refund of income taxes and fraud penalties for 1945–1959, alleging erroneous IRS net worth assessments and unjustified penalties. The government also seeks recovery on a $12,500 SBA loan to Fred Cox and Louise V. Cox, with foreclosure and deficiency actions. One bankruptcy petition filed. Tharp and Reinertson cases noted. three attorneys admitted to practice in North Iowa federal court.
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U.S
Cedar Rapids
Peter A
Elizabeth Schwarz
Durant
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Small Business Administration
Muscatine County
Fred Cox
Five O’clock Supper Club
Louise V. Cox
Muscatine Bank and Trust Co
North Iowa
Edward J. McManus
Thomas J. Koehler
Buell J. Maxwell
James L. Chipokas
C. Roger Fair
J. David McFerren
Davenport
Nathan Grant
Howard P. Eckerman
Pedestrian Charged In Traffic Offense After Accident
A 65 year old woman, Lillian E. Reinhardt, was charged with failing to yield to a vehicle after being struck at First avenue and Fifteenth street East. She was crossing outside a crosswalk and was not injured. The driver, Richard E. Starks, 43, of Springville, was eastbound.
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First Avenue
Fifteenth Street East
Lillian E. Reinhardt
Sixth Avenue
Richard E. Starks
Springville
Schools Budget Proposes Major Increases and Cuts
The 1963 64 school budget shows instruction rising to 7 032 745 up 397 805, health services up 8 500, transportation up 2 550, fixed charges up 63 785, and capital outlay down 67 315. Total budget stands at 11 418 813, with local taxation up 534 664 and receipts from other sources up 107 000.
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NDEA
House Extends Road Billboard Bonus Deadline
Iowa Senator Wiley reports the House Public Works Committee votes to extend the interstate billboard ban deadline to June 30 1965. The extension could let the 1965 Iowa Legislature qualify for about 1.7 million dollars in subsidies if a ban passes. Secretaries Hodges and commerce officials threaten penalties lowering federal cost shares from 90 to 89 percent, risking over 300000 dollars a year for Iowa’s interstate funding.
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House Public Works Committee
Washington
Martin Wiley
Cedar Rapids
Wiley
Iowa Senate
Congress
House
Iowa
New Jersey
Sen
Iown
Danceland Ballroom Liquor License Approved in Cedar Rapids
The Dance land Ballroom at 124 Third Street NE won approval for a liquor-by-the-drink license from city officials and the case was sent to the liquor commission. It marks the ninth approval in Cedar Rapids. New licenses were also on file from Mirror Lounge at 226 First Avenue NE and Cedar Rapids Council 909 Knights of Columbus.
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Danceland Ballroom
Third Street
The
Liquor Commission
Cedar Rapids
Mirror Lounge
First Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids Council
Knights of Columbus
One-car crash injures man near West Union
Irving Raftis, 40, was treated at Oelwein hospital after a late Monday one car crash on a county road near West Union. He remained listed in good condition Tuesday with unspecified injuries.
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Oelwein
Irving Raftis
Oelwein Hospital
West Union
Franklin Pierce School Planned on Forty Second Street NE
The board named the new elementary on Forty second street NE Franklin Pierce. Plans call for a classroom cluster building with four units on a hilly site, three initially, preserving maximum playground space. Location northwest of Forty second street and Marilyn drive NE, half a mile west of Center Point road.
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Forty-second Street
Franklin Pierce
Board of Education
Brown, Healy and Bock
Marilyn Drive
Center Point Road
William Howard Taft
Warren G. Harding
Washington and Jefferson
Cyclist Struck by Car, Minor Injuries Reported
An 11 year old Cedar Rapids boy suffered minor injuries in a bicycle collision on Second Avenue near Fifth Street SE. David Eden received a head contusion and was treated at Mercy hospital before being released. The bicycle rider struck the rear of a car driven by William D. Moore Jr. Moore was turning left into a service station driveway. no charges were filed.
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Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
David Eden
Donald E. Eden
Fifteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
William D. Moore, Jr
Glenway Drive
Moore
Still Cheaper By the Dozen In Dayton
A Michigan licensed station wagon moved through Dayton with a large number of children inside. A crude sign on the rear read Don't bother to count There are 12 of us indicating a twelve child load amid the city’s bustle.
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Dayton
Ohio
Michigan
Injuries Fatal to Deep River Farmer
Deep River farmer Ed Wolfe, 81, died in an Oskaloosa hospital Monday from injuries suffered May 8 when his tractor was struck by a pickup truck as the tractor turned off a gravel road into a field east of town in Poweshiek county.
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Deep River
Ed Wolfe
Oskaloosa Hospital
Here
Poweshiek County
West Union Woman Fined for Liquor Stamp Violation
Iva Mc Donough of West Union was fined 500 dollars in federal district court here on a charge of selling liquor at retail without a federal stamp. She pleaded guilty after the case was called for a jury trial.
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Waterloo
Iva McDonough
West Union
Midnight Madness Promoted by Dysart Merchants
The Commercial club sponsors a Midnight Madness promo in Dysart with stores opening at 9 p.m. and staying open until midnight. Merchants will ride out in nightgowns as part of the event.
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Dysart
Mer
Thrifty Classifieds Spotlight Bargains Today
Thrifty shoppers scan today’s classifieds for value deals across multiple categories. Budget buyers can find items in demand priced to move, from household goods to personal gadgets, with limited-time offers and clear sale terms.
Marine promotes Thomas Shanahan to lieutenant colonel
Thomas C. Shanahan of Cedar Rapids has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Marine Corps and serves as motor transport officer of the Third Marine Division in Okinawa. His wife and three daughters live at 1115 Thirtieth Street SE. He is the son in law of Mr and Mrs Fred C Anderson of 2743 Meadow Brook Drive SE.
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Thomas C. Shanahan
Cedar Rapids
Marine Corps
Col. Shanahan
Third Marine Division
Okinawa
Thirtieth Street
Fred C. Anderson
Meadowbrook Drive
Enlistment Drive Sends Harold Heeren to Marine Corps
One Cedar Rapids area man Harold D Heeren aged 18 of Mt Vernon reports for active duty in the Marine Corps after enlisting under a delay program. Heeren is from Mt Vernon and joins the service as part of the program.
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Cedar Rapids
Marine Corps
Harold D. Heeren
iMt
Vernon
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William R
Zella D. Tharp
Garrison
Tharp
Kenneth A. Reinertson
Winneshiek County
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co
Rebertson
City National Bank
City National
Old Marion Road
Lindale Plaza
Jank
42Nd Street
Highway Committee
Senate
Acts
Danceland Liquor Application
FIORE
Jerome's
First Ave. NE
American Gas Associatio
Illinois
Iowa-dllinois Gas and Electric Company
Pierce
Mr. Winters
Americas
Rchants
Oldsmobile
Allen Motor CO
First Ave
Keefe Brasselle
Cbs-Tv
Marines
Thomas Shanahan
Calvert Dist. CO. N.Y.C
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