Weather Snapshot: Temperatures and Rain Expected Across Cities
Sunday highs and lows listed for major cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New York Los Angeles and Seattle. Forecast calls for thundershowers Monday night into Tuesday with locally heavy rain, warmer conditions in the north, and a five day outlook of near to slightly below normal temperatures with moderate to heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Apolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Seattle
Births and local notices from Cedar Rapids area
Birth announcements list new sons and daughters for numerous families in Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities with names and addresses. Included are marriage-like pairings, residents of Marion, Fort Leonard Wood, Chicago, Milwaukee, and other locales, plus several court and traffic notices and funeral service details.
Rail labor crisis sparks crossfire over arbitration
In a heated exchange, Javits blames the administration and Congress for avoiding labor reform as railroads face crisis. He accuses improvised leadership while Morse resists nationalization but concedes facts might justify arbitration to protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Morse
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
More Liquor Licenses Issued
The Iowa liquor control commission on Monday issued multiple liquor-by-the-drink licenses. Clubs include Belle Plaine Country Club in Belle Plaine for 300 dollars, Lillis-Deerberg post 366 in London for 300 dollars, and Eagles lodge No 1058 in Cedar Rapids for 300 dollars. Commercial licenses include Farah's restaurant and lounge in Cedar Rapids for 1,000 dollars, Aragon tap room in Cedar Rapids for 1,000 dollars, Thomas' pool hall in Columbus Junction for 500 dollars, Boot Hill Supper club in West Union for 750 dollars, Mike's tavern in Garnaville for 500 dollars, Van Horne's Margaret Barron for 500 dollars, and Hank's tavern in Ely for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Belle Plaine
Lillis-Deerberg
American Legion
London
Eagles Lodge
Cedar Rapids
George Eli Farah
Farah
Frank C. Brown
Aragon Tap Room
Thomas E. Thomas
Thomas
Columbus Junction
Boot Hill
West Union
Melvin Johnson
Mike
Dairies in Cedar Rapids Raise Milk Prices by a Cent
Cedar Rapids dairies increased milk prices by one cent per quart. Delivered homogenized pasteurized milk now 24 cents a quart, one dairy charging 25 cents, half gallon home delivery 47 cents. Spokesmen cite higher labor and raw milk costs and upcoming producer price rises under a federal order. Increase took effect last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dows Maniti
Sanitary Farm Dairy
Woman Tosses $1100 Cash Into Garbage Can
In Rahway New Jersey a 66 year old woman Elizabeth Suydam says she accidentally discarded a bag with 1100 in cash meant for home repairs. She reported it to police after a scavenger truck emptied the bag into the city dump and the money had not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
N. J
Elizabeth Suydam
Frank
Elizabeth City
Cedar Rapids Upgrades Sewage Plant Amid Water Safety Concerns
City officials defend more than 3 million dollars spent on Cedar Rapids sewage treatment and ongoing improvements to serve growth and protect downstream users. They cite a 1961 health department report faulting Waterloo’s plant for not meeting standards for Cedar River discharge into public water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
State Department of Health
Nelson urges action plan for Cedar Rapids downtown
A Cedar Rapids real estate expert told a Rotary and Greater Downtown Cedar Rapids luncheon that the downtown needs an active program to attract shoppers. He called Cedar Rapids dynamic but said the core area has not changed since 1929 and faces competition from nearby cities and suburbs. He noted a trend back to downtowns as large companies relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pert
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Assn
Sheraton-Montrose
Abbott L. Nelson
Nelson
Longtime educator James McVicker dies in Marshalltown
James R. McVicker died at the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown after a long illness. Born July 6 1876 at Wilton Junction he married Virginia Constant March 12 1905. He earned eight college degrees including a PhD and law degrees from Harvard and a BA and MA from Iowa State. He served in the Spanish American War and taught in multiple universities and law faculties. Surviving are his wife three daughters two sons and many grandchildren. Services at Turner chapel with burial in Lone Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. McVicker
Sixth Avenue SE
Marshalltown
Wilton Junction
Virginia Constant
Lone Tree
51St
Iowa Infantry
Philippine Islands
Mr. McVicker
University of Iowa
Valparaiso University
SUI
Iowa
University of Kansas
University of Detroit
Chicago-Kent College of Law
University of Kentucky
John .B. Stetson University
DeLand, Fla
University of Kansas City
Linn
Johnson Counties
Webb Lodge No
Sigourney
Phi Beta Kappa
Professional Education Fraternity
The
State Historical Society of
Harry L. Stone Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Oskaloosa
Reserve Officers Assn
Methodist Episcopal Church
McVicker
Blind Iowa Boy Dies After Found in Camp Water
Roger Kerch, 14, a blind student from the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving school at Vinton, died at Brainerd hospital after being found in two feet of water at a Minnesota camp for the handicapped operated by the American Lutheran church. He was found on a dock around 7:30 p.m. and died hours later despite revival attempts.
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Brainerd
Minn
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
Roger Kerch
Harold Kerch
Near Britt
Iowa Braille and
Vinton
Gordon Long
Whitefish
Roger
Trusteeship Proposed for Canadian Maritime Unions
Ottawa AP reports Justice T. G. Norris proposed immediate government trusteeship over Canadian maritime unions to end waterfront labor lawlessness. He urged swift action to restore order and enforce federal authority on the docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
T. G. Norris
Canada
Happy Chandler vows to fight on after 65 retirement age
A. B. Happy Chandler declared I am not gonna quit as he reaches retirement age of 65 in Versailles Kentucky. He told friends on his lawn that they will stand up and fight again in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
A. B
Chandler
Cedar Rapids Gazette Rates and Publishing Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co offers nightly and Sunday editions at 50 cents. Subscriptions for 6 issues per week are $1.25 monthly or $13 yearly. afternoon and Sunday editions are $1.35 monthly or $14. The paper notes carrier and mail rates, with restrictions on towns served by Gazette carriers.
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Cazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kennedy to hold first Washington news conference since May
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at four p.m. CST Wednesday, the White House announced. It will be his first such event in Washington since May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
White House
St Cecelia Circle Altar and Rosary Society Meeting
The St. Cecelia circle and the Altar and Rosary Society meet at 7 30. Contributions may be sent to the Cancer Fund if friends wish to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecelia Circle
Altar and Rosary Society
Cancer Fund
Waterloo Mayor Plans Expansion Amid Cedar River Dispute
Waterloo Mayor Ed Jochumsen said plans for expanding the sewage treatment facility proceed while denying Waterloo is under state orders. He noted a $161,000 federal aid hold and defended spending on plans to avoid delays if expansion proves needed. He criticized Cedar Rapids for not pursuing a well water program and refused to let plant employees speak on treatment processes.
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Johnson
Evan Hultman
Waterloo
Health Department
Hultman
Cedar Rapids
State Health Department
Iowa
Ed Jochumsen
Cedar River
Jochumsen
Jochamsen
Italian Scientist Cleared of All Counts
Italian scientist Giuseppe Martelli was found innocent of spying for Russia on nine charges after jurors deliberated nine hours and forty five minutes in London.
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London
Giuseppe Martelli
White Minister To Negro Church in Beaumont Texas
The Rev. William Oliver III a white Congregational minister will become pastor of an all Negro church in Beaumont Texas in September. The church has about 30 members and has been pastorless for five years.
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Dallas
William Oliver III
Beaumont
Texas
Four Indicted on Spy Charge by Grand Jury
A federal grand jury indicted four individuals on charges of conspiring to spy for Russia. They allegedly provided information about U S rocket launching sites atomic weapons ship ments and other military secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Russia
Classified Ads Highlight Today’s Low Prices
Today’s notices invite readers to browse low prices across categories in the classified ads. Shoppers can expect bargains on goods and services with convenient local options highlighted for immediate purchase.
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O.K
Mrs. Ted Wernimont Dies After Long Illness
Gene Wernimont 49 wife of Ted Wernimont of Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born December 6 1913 in Anamosa she lived in Cedar Rapids 40 years. She was active in St Matthew's church organizations. The couple would have marked their 25th anniversary Tuesday. Survived by husband two sons Ted and Robert a daughter Beth her mother Sara Green and three brothers all of Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements at Monahan Stewart Funeral Home with services at St Matthew's on Wednesday. Burial at Mt Calvary. Catholic Daughters to recite Rosary prior to services.
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Gene Wernimont
Ted Wernimont
D Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Ted
Robert
Beth
Sara K. Green
William M
LaVerne J
James L. Green
Monahan-Stewart
St. Matthew’s Church
James D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary
Catholic Daughters of America
Msgr
Kearn
Cedar Rapids Woman Elizabeth Schutzman Dies at 82
Elizabeth Louise Moes Schutzman, wife of William H. Moes, died at 3 a.m. Sunday after a brief illness. Born June 23, 1901 in Columbus Junction, she lived 41 years in Cedar Rapids. Survived by husband, three daughters Joyce Williamson Fairbanks Alaska Lillian McConnell Marilyn Kennedy all of Cedar Rapids. five sons Hiram Kenneth Robert Schutzman Cedar Rapids Ivan E. Schutzman Toddville James Schutzman Marion. Memorial service at Turner Chapel 3 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev. D R Jarrert of Kenwood Presbyterian. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call until 2:30 Wednesday. casket will not be opened after service.
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Elizabeth Louise Moes
William H. Moes
Higley Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Columbus Junction
Marion
Joyce Williamson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Lillian McConnell
Marilyn Kennedy
Hiram
Kenneth
Robert Schutzman
Ivan E. Schutzman
Toddville
James Schutzman
Turner Chapel
D. R. Jarrert
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death notice of Genevieve Whelan of Cedar Rapids
Genevieve Whelan of 609 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died after a long illness. Born January 27 1880 in Dubuque she leaves a brother Dan J Whelan and two sisters Berna dine and Mrs J A Brady. She belonged to Immaculate Conception church and previously St Patrick's choir. Services at Immaculate Conception Church Wednesday at 10 with Rt Rev William A Roach. Burial at Mt Calvary. Parish Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Brady mortuary with viewing after 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Whelan
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Dan J. Whelan
Bernadine
J. A. Brady
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Immaculate Conception
Mrs Austie Tomec Dies After Prolonged Illness
Former resident of 917 Tenth St SE dies at a local nursing home after a long illness. Born April 10 1882 on a farm north of Victor. Survived by brother Elmer Hughes of Belle Plaine. Body at Brady mortuary. funeral arrangements pending.
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Austie Tomec
Tenth St. SE
Victor
Elmer Hughes
Belle Plaine
Brady Mortuary
Sabins Stands Trial Over False Pretenses Charge
Richard Sabins, 24, of 113 A avenue NE Cedar Rapids, faces a jury trial in Judge William Eads court on a charge of false pretenses. He allegedly bought a 1957 model car from Allen Motor Co with a $650.75 check May 16 and failed to return with cash as promised. Jurors include James R. Miller John Hagen Shirley A. Groeters Russell Maach Harry W. Gaskill Iaa C. Christensen Joseph Gallagher Dorothy W. Buss Beulah Couch and alternates Florence Halvorson Edwin H. Ford Marion Leo Lawrence and Ed L. Dwiggins with Florence Halverso(n) as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sabins
A Avenue NE
William Eads
Sabins
Allen Motor Co
Cedar Rapids
James R. Miller
John Hagen
Shirley A. Groeters
Russell Maach
Harry W. Gaskill
Iaa C. Christensen
Joseph Gallagher
Dorothy W. Buss
Beulah Couch
Edwin H. Ford
Marion
Leo Lawrence
Boulder Township
Ed L. Dwiggins
Fairfax Township
Florence Halverson
Shellsburg Man Gets 90 Day Term
A 21 year old Shellsburg man, Richard L. Blackburn, was sentenced to three months in Linn county jail after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. Two months of the sentence were suspended by Judge Charles Penningroth. Blackburn, arrested with Darrell F. Cole, 18, Davenport, early Monday, reportedly carried a 14 inch garden hose with a five inch steel rod embedded in one end. They allegedly stole gas from a car owned by William F. Smejkal on 1710 B avenue NW shortly after midnight. Both received 30 day suspended jail terms in municipal court on a petty larceny charge Monday.
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Shellsburg
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Richard L. Blackburn
Charles Penningroth
Blackburn
Darrell F. Cole
Davenport
Cole
William F. Smejkal
B Avenue NW
Obituaries for Wallace, Bowen, and Long announced
Mart. Wallace Andrew Im maculate Conception church service set for 9 a.m. Tuesday with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery. Rosaries to be recited Monday evening in Turner chapel and by the Knights of Columbus. Bowen Perman M burial at Linwood follows funeral at Calvary Baptist church Tuesday 2 p.m. Friends may call at Rohn funeral home until 10 a.m. Tuesday. Long Frank W service Tuesday at 3 30 in Kuba chapel with burial at Oak Hill.
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Mart. Wallace Andrew
Immaculate Conception
William A. Roach
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Msgr. Roach
Knights of Columbus
Bowen, Perman M
Calvary Baptist Church
Don L. Anderson
Linwood
Rohn Funeral Home
Long
Frank W
Kuba Chapel
Bernard G. Olson
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Oak Hill
Two Americans Wounded as Battle Near Saigon Intensifies
In Long An province about 20 miles southwest of Saigon a daylong clash left two American soldiers injured and government forces claiming 26 killed and 51 wounded. Officials reported 63 communist guerrillas killed with few other details available.
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Saigon
Red
Long Anh
Suspended sentence for Harold Ockenfels on child desertion
Harold Ockenfels, 50, of 1026 Eleventh Street NE, received a six month suspended sentence from Judge Charles Penningroth after being charged with desertion and abandonment of his four minor children aged 9, 11, 12, and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ockenfels
Eleventh Street
Charles Penningroth
Ockenfels
Lisbon man pleads innocent to second offense drunken driving
Robert P. Collins, 29, of Lisbon, pleaded innocent to a second offense drunken driving charge at arraignment Monday. He was arrested Saturday at 1 a.m. in Mt. Vernon. His prior conviction occurred June 28, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Collins
Lisbon
Charles Penningroth
Collins
Mt. Vernon
Suits Filed In Separate Maintenance And Promissory Note
Dian M. Smith sues Terry Smith for separate maintenance. Federal Discount Corp. files against Elmer and Erma Von Roden seeking $2257.88 on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dian M. Smith
Terry Smith
Federal Discount Corp
Elmer and
Erma von Roden
Winning combination Your ad and want ad readers
A compact notice highlights a successful pairing of an advertisement and its target audience. The item emphasizes effective outreach and practical value for readers seeking products or services. Readers are invited to respond to the combined ad.
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Gamgry
Mississippi
C.R
Donald Barger
Twentyfirst Avenue
Kenneth McGowan
Rock Island
Joseph Zitek, Jr
Second Street
Derrall Wagner
Thomas Parrill
Thirtyfourth Street
St. Luke's
Kenneth Gill
Twenty-second Avenue
Arthur Steen
G Avenue
Frederick Buse
Thirtieth Street Drive
Elray Hoylman
Joseph Hanisch
Pawnee Drive
Donald Vandercook
Williams Boulevard
Dewey Burrows
Avenue NW
Dale Northrup
Ford Avenue NW
James L. Naughton
Kathleen Ann Reid
Robert C. Ramsdell
Sandra R. Stewart
Curtis Gollrad
Fort Leonard Wood
Dianne O. Bencke
Roy J. Dickey
Helen First
Edward Andersen
Milwaukee
Winnie Zenna
Robert C. Strang
Mary E. Barnett
Fairfax
Clifford Patterson
Barbara Mattox
Gladys N. Yates
William N. Yates
Dorothy Mowery
Leo F. Mowery
Gloria D. Gardner
Keith L. Gardner
Rose E. Stoneking
John R. Stoneking
Betty J. Moss
Russell F. Moss, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street SE
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Bruce N. Hammond
Fourth Avenue
Dennis J. Krigan
Ia Avenue NE
Reynold T. Moser
Amana
Richard D. Masters
Moline
Robert W. Cohrt
Key Stone
iCharles R. Cooper
Robert J. Noonan
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Callie G. Payn
Dewey Carlson
Eighth Avenue
Herman EF. Wertz
Third Avenue SW
Paul Allcutt
Twelfth Street SE
Ronald Shelton
K_ street
Darrell L. Cole
Donald D. Mead
Charles A. Franks
Donald Grady
wWill MelIntyre
Methodist Church
Burnham and Wood
Decorah
Joy Howden
East Union Mennonite Church
Powell's
Williamsburg
Alphonsus Patrick Walsh
St. Michael’s Church
Holbrook
Rosary
McSwiggin and Uhlmann
Keota
Lula Palmer
Wesley Methodist Church
Powell’s. Shellsburg
Russell Shomler
Turner’s
York City
Buffalo
Javits
Per Agate Line
Dairies
C. R
James McVicker
Harvard University
Central Area Studies
the Real Estate Research Corp
Raymond Norman
Gilbert L. Kelso
Mildred
Chapel Hill
N. C
Richard Folsom
Patricia
Spencer
Benjamin
Berlin
N.J
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Mabel Brollier
Camarillo
Calif
Canadian Union
Che
Associated Press
Hesser
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Beatty-Bearle
William Moes
Quaker Oats Co
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E
Empire
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