Iowa Forecast Reports Cloudiness and Showers This Week
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with occasional showers or thundershowers in the east and central areas on Tuesday, slightly warmer conditions, scattered thundershowers Wednesday or Wednesday night, and partly cloudy skies Thursday. Highs reach the upper 80s to low 90s with lows around mid 60s to 70s, winds mostly from the south at 15 mph. Maritime and civic notices include marriages in Elk River and Waterloo, plus a long list of local fines and incidents from Sunday and early week.
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Iowa
Model Airplane Contest Decided By Flip of Coin
Vincent Schrunk of Dubuque won the John Pavlis Memorial model airplane grand trophy at Municipal airport but learned of the win after leaving for Rock Island. A coin flip between Schrunk’s stand-in Vincent Briggs and A B Miller of Waterloo broke a first place tie when judges finished scoring. Local and visiting entrants claimed multiple awards across various classes including Buck Grange of Cedar Rapids and 11 year old Robert Yeager of Bellevue.
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Vincent Schrunk
Dubuque
John Pavlis
Municipal Airport
Schrunk
A. B. Miller
Waterloo
Rock Island
Vincent Briggs
Briggs
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Buck Grange
Bob Christianson
Twenty - First Street
Robert Yeager
Bellevue
Lu Ann Johnson
Iowa City
Amnesty releases 3 844 Czech prisoners in Gottwald pardon
Prague papers say 3 844 inmates have been freed under President Klement Gottwald's amnesty proclaimed in June. The measure covers prisoners sentenced to a year or less for most political or civil crimes.
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Prague
Ison
Klement Gottwald
Monay
Cedar Rapids Band Draws 2000 Plus To Second Plaza Concert
More than 2000 attendees joined the Cedar Rapids concert band on the plaza for the second show in a eight part series by Local 137 AFM. Soloist Rose Marie Jun, a two time Hawkeye Music Festival winner, sang three numbers and encoreed with a Czech folk tune. Parks Commissioner Dick Jones arranged extra seating as crowds grew.
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Cedar Rapids
Plaza
American Federation of Musicians
Rose Marie Jun
Jun
Dick Jones
No Letup Seen In Price Rises
Philadelphia AP reports the Federal Reserve Bank foresees spiraling prices through 1948 with no immediate alarm but warns economic balance remains elusive. Bank economists say more fever ahead could leave the economy more vulnerable as the year ends.
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Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Bank
Three Injured in Three Car Collision on First Ave
At 10 30 p m Sunday a three car crash at First avenue and Thirty third street E left three people injured. Mrs Ben Pelz Redwood Falls Minnesota sustained a neck injury and was listed in good condition at Mercy hospital. Evelyn Miller Martelle suffered a shoulder injury and was reported in good condition at St Luke s hospital. Patricia Morgan Route 3 received cuts and bruises and was released. Curtis Gearhart 43 627 Third Street SW failed to stop and struck the car ahead driven by Douglas Wear 608 Ely Avenue SW.
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First Avenue
Third Street
Douglas Wear
Ely Avenue
Pelz
Ing
Gearhart
Dubuque Man Drowns In Two Feet Of Water
Emmett Thorpe aged 60 drowned in a two foot deep refuse pit at Maizewood Insulation plant. Norbert Behr said Thorpe was found face down in the pit after going to clear wire netting from a tank bottom. Coroner did not determine if fall, fainting spell, or heart attack caused the death.
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Dubuque
Emmett Thorpe
Maizewood Insulation Company
Norbert Behr
Monay
Thorpe
Marvin Plower Hurt In Cycle Car Crash
Marvin Plower aged 22 suffered a fractured left leg when his motorcycle collided with a car in a filling station driveway in Central City. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids in fairly good condition. The car was driven by Stacy Dabler of Ryan.
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the Gazette
Central City
Marvin Plower
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Stacy Dabler
Ryan
Funeral services for Pfc. Scott W. Buchan in Cedar Rapids
Pfc Scott W Buchan killed in action in Germany April 11 1945. Rites Thursday at 3 30 p m Turner chapel Rev D Keith Irwin Olivet Presbyterian church burial Cedar Memorial cemetery with Veterans of Foreign Wars conducting graveside services flowers omitted. Body arrives Cedar Rapids Wednesday. he survived by wife Kathleen daughter Scotta and large family including parents six sisters and three brothers.
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Pfc
Scott W. Buchan
Germany
Turner Chapel
D. Keith Irwin
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cedar Rapids
Buchan
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Iowa Engineering
Roosevelt High School
The
Eagles Lodge
Purple Eart
Kathleen
Scotta
John Buchan
J. E. Cameron
DeVere Smith
Lee Hillbrunner
Grace Buchan
Dallas
Texas
Agnes Stein
Minneapolis
Francis Dailey
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Clyde
Los Angeles
Oregon
Ill
J. Robert
Homer
Woodrow General Hospital
Staunton
Battle of
Oran
Soap Box Derby Racer Unveiling Thursday Night
Trial heats for the Soap Box Derby begin at 10 a.m. Saturday on highway 149 near the junction with highway 30. More than 50 boys are expected to race with a public viewing.
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Highway 149
Highway 30
Rapids Chevrolet
Pat Harmon
Gazette
Rapids Chevrolet Com
the Gazette
Cooperaon
Optimist Club
Coe College Summer Session Opens With About 200 Enrollees
Second-session term at Coe College opens with roughly 200 students. six week program runs through mid summer. Back injury improvement reported for P R Alder of 524 Twentieth Street NE at St Luke's hospital after a fall. Mary Armstrong, 20, of 370 Thirty-fourth Street SE, sustains five stitches to facial cut from a ditch collision near Cou Falls Saturday night. Seventeen former Company D members and families attend annual picnic at Hawkeye Downs. Mr and Mrs Glen Williams of Long Beach California visiting Cedar. locals include Mrs McCalley and grandparents Mr and Mrs G L.
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Coe College
P. R. Aldershot
Twentieth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Armstrong
Thirty-fourth Street
Cou Falls
Company D
Hawkeye Downs
California
Glen Williams
Long Beach
Calif
Cedar
Mrs Yarowsky Listed in Fair Condition After Crash
Mrs. Harry Yarowsky of 2160 Brake Boulevard SE was in fair condition after a two car collision at Seventeenth Street and Third Avenue SE at 5 23 PM Saturday. Her husband drove the overturned car and her son Alan 15 also received treatment at St Luke's hospital. Vernon R Milligan 19 route 2 faces reckless driving charges for the crash.
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Harry Yarowsky
Brake Boulevard SE
St. Luke's
H Tale
Yarowsky
Vernon R. Milligan
Seventeenth Street
Third Avenue SE
Senator Hickenlooper to visit Cedar Rapids
Senator B. B. Hickenlooper is expected to arrive in Cedar Rapids tonight for a visit through Tuesday and Wednesday. He will then travel to Des Moines.
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B. B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Rusty water complaint filed with city council
Five neighbors along Eighth avenue and Seventeenth street SE report 25 years of rusty taps. They urge investigation and urgent action after repeated mains flushing worsens the issue. Charles Filipi leads the group with four families joining. Waterworks Superintendent Blomquist cites hilly terrain and aging pipes as causes.
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Eighth Avenue
Water Department
Charles Filipi
Seventeenth Street
H. F
Barrymore Scion Detained Then Flies To LA
John Barrymore Jr aged 16 left New York for Los Angeles after a brief police detention. He was picked up at LaGuardia by his stepfather Dr. John Vruwink and his mother Dolores Costello Vruwink in Watertown he had $300 and an American Airlines ticket. Vruwink persuaded him to pursue studies in acting in Los Angeles and refused to comment on his future plans.
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New York
John Barrymore
Los Angeles
LaGuardia Field
John Vruwink
Dolores Costello Vruwink
Barrymore
Vruwink
Watertown
N.Y
American Airlines
Astoria
Fe St
Brothers Given Suspended Sentences in Larceny Case
Gordon Hollenbeck 17 of Dun dee and David Hollenbeck 21 of Center Point were sentenced by Judge Floyd Philbrick after pleas in a grand and petty larceny case. Gordon got 30 days suspended for petty larceny. David four months suspended for larceny of a used car motor. Detectives Navratil and Stusak arrested them after finding a stolen motor in their car at Kadlee Motor Company.
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Gordon Hollenbeck
Dundee
David Hollenbeck
Center Point
Floyd Philbrick
Gordon
David
Jerry Navratil
Leonard Stusak
Kadlee Motor Company
Sixteenth Avenue SW
LeMont Taken Sunday To Fort Madison Pen
Richard LeMont a former Cedar Rapids firefighter convicted of arson at the Magnus hotel was moved to Fort Madison state penitentiary Sunday morning. He begins an indeterminate ten year sentence, effectively four years eight months and 29 days, after appellate actions including a Nov. 4 Iowa Supreme Court affirmation of his conviction.
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Richard LeMont
Cedar Rapids
Magnus
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
L. D. Condon
LeMont
Iowa
M. C. Hamiel
Iowa Supreme Court
Songer Injunction Sought Over Rents and Assets
Blanche Songer filed an injunction against Wilbur Songer Monday morning to stop him from taking rents and to have the property turned over to a trustee. The filing also seeks an accounting of funds from the sale of a residence and profits from a farm.
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Blanche Songer
Wilbur Songer
Navy denies missing atomic bomb ship claim
The Navy rejected Rear Admiral Eilis Zacharias's assertion that a Navy ship carrying a third atomic bomb vanished en route to the Pacific near war's end. An official statement said no Navy ship carrying an atomic bomb ever disappeared, countering the retired officer's radio remarks about a voyage to Tinian.
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Washington
Navy
Eilis Zacharias
Pacific Theater
Zacharias
Sald
Tinian
Marianas
Aossey Trailer Camp Inspected and Cleared
City fire, health and building officials reported no unsanitary conditions at the Aossey trailer camp at Bowling street and Wilson avenue SW. They found the camp meets zoning with 35 trailers, not 70 families, and will now have daily garbage hauled to the city disposal plant. A comprehensive trailer ordinance was ordered for all camps.
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Aossey
Bowling Street
Wilson Avenue
E. P. Kohout
J. H. Lilly
C. H. White
Deaths Fred Taylor 58 Linn county farmer dies in Cedar hospital
Fred Taylor 58 of 1145 Oakland Road NE died at 10 53 p m Saturday after a sudden illness. Born July 5 1890 in Linn county he farmed until retirement five years ago. Survived by wife Fern five daughters and three sons, two brothers and 16 grandchildren. Services Tuesday 1 30 p m at Chapel of Memories with burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request.
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Fred Taylor
Oakland Road
Linn County
Cedar Hospital
Fern
Harley Hansen
Greene
Gordon Feekes
Kenneth Oliphant
Cedar Rapids
Don Donegan
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Cedar Rapids widow dies after illness in Davenport
Mary Elizabeth Yaints aged 86, widow of Cyrus Henry Yaints and longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died Saturday in Kewanee Illinois where her daughter Mrs Clyde Pope resides. She is survived by three sons Charles Sandstone Minnesota Lee Hastings Minnesota Lewis Davenport a brother Freeman Ellsworth Cedar Rapids eight grandchildren and a Methodist church member. Funeral at Turner chapel Tuesday 11 a.m. Rev J Arthur Young Kenwood Methodist pastor. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Mary Elizabeth Yaints
Cyrus Henry Yaints
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Clyde Pope
Kewanee
Ill
Yaints
Charles
Sandstone
Minn
Lee
Hastings
Lewis
Freeman Ellsworth
Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
J. Arthur Young
Kenwood Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Three Men Pay Fines for Reckless Driving
Three drivers pled guilty in traffic court and were fined a total of 150 dollars. Clarence P9 631 Tenth Street SE paid 50 dollars plus costs, Willis Steele of Marion 75 dollars plus costs, and James Mackey 1744 C Avenue NE 25 dollars. Steele was arrested Saturday at 12:40 a.m. on First Avenue and Tenth Street E, Mackey at 10:15 p.m. Friday on First Avenue E, and another man at 10:45 p.m. Sunday on Avenue and Thirteenth.
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Clarence Lee
Tenth Street
Willis Steele
Marion
James Mackey
C Avenue NE
James Schrader
Norway
Leland Nowadzky
Ellis Boulevard
Homer Buck
Davenport
Sarah Johnson
Fifth Avenue SE
Donald Strait
Eleventh Street
Jack Zazza
Twelfth Avenue SE
Kenwood Transfer
Joe McMahon
Eighth Avenue SE
Larry Hunter
Vernal Street NW
Charles Machacek
F Avenue NW
Clarence
Tenth Street SE
Steele
First Avenue
Tenteenth Street
Mackey
Lee
Avenue
Thirteenth
Navy Recruiting Chief Ordered to Sea Duty
Marvin W. Horak the Cedar Rapids born Navy recruiting chief has been ordered to sea duty for two years and eight months He will join the carrier Midway at Portsmouth Virginia from the battleship Washington where John Turner previously led the Cedar Rapids office Ira Ruhmel replaces Horak duties
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Marvin W. Horak
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Midway
Portsmouth
John Turner
Ira Ruhmel
Horak
Wilson Student Poem Selected for Publication
Elsieann Vrba of 97 Twenty-sixth Avenue SW, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ludwig E Vrba, has been selected by the American Poetry Society to publish her poem Winter Reflections in the sixth edition of Sermons in Poetry She will be a ninth grade student at Wilson High School this fall.
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Elsieann Vrba
Ludwig E. Vrba
Twenty-sixth Avenue
American Poetry Society
Miss Vrba
Walt
Wilson High School
Traffic Toll Warning From Cedar Rapids March Through April
The Cedar Rapids traffic bureau reports two deaths and multiple injuries since March 15 as part of a month long safety contest sponsored by the Young Men's bureau. Police department figures show ongoing accident and injury tallies amid the campaign.
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Cedar Rapids
Traffic Bureau
The
Police
Young Men’s Bureau
V F W Officials Gather in C R for Brannaman Visit
V F W delegates from Iowa and nearby states converged in Cedar Rapids to welcome National Commander Ray H. Brannaman on a visit that includes a smoker, dinner, and a drill demonstration by Cedar Rapids post 788 auxiliary. Brannaman returns from Davenport and stays through Tuesday.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
V.F.W
National
Ray H. Brannaman
Brannaman
Davenport
Dale McCalley
Maine
Bill Lytrt
Chicago
Des Moines
Washington High School
John L. Miller
B Avenue
National V.F.W
Harry Taylor
Twenty-first Avenue
Mervin Brannaman
C Avenue NW
Ford and Union Set Talks to Avert Major Strike
DETROIT AP Ford Motor Company agreed to meet with the CIO United Auto Workers to avert a potential strike by 116 000 production employees. Henry Ford II informed Union President Walter Reuther a meeting date would be set later as Reuther urged direct talks to resolve wage and contract disputes threatening 46 Ford plants nationwide.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford II
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Ford
Key Commemoratives Stamp Sale Opens Aug 9
The Frederick Maryland post office will release a three cent stamp honoring Francis Scott Key on August 9. The Post Office Bulletin notes collectors may send up to ten self addressed envelopes for the first day issue. Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner during the Fort Mc Henry bombardment.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Post Office
Key
Fort McHenry
$30 Stolen From Popcorn Machine in Filling Station
Kyle Millis reported a theft of $30 in dimes from a popcorn machine at a filling station on Eighth avenue and First street SW. Detectives say burglars entered through a rear window between 11 p.m. Sunday and 6:30 a.m. Monday. Detective John Hanna investigated.
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Kyle Millis
Eighth Avenue
First Street
John Hanna
Council Approves Fuel Oil Tank Installations in Cedar Rapids
The Dearborn Brass Company gains permit to bury a 6,000 to 7,500 gallon tank at 801-827 B avenue NW for boiler operations. Standard Oil is also authorized to build a 17,000 gallon tank near Sixth Street and Avenue NW, replacing an old 92,000 gallon unit. Fire Chief E P Kohout supported the measure.
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Cedar Rapids
Dearborn Brass Company
B Avenue NW
Standard Oil Oan
Sixth Street
Avenue NW
E. P. Kohout
Evicted Farmers Must Move Goods From Roadside
Gilbert and Mary H. Peterson were ordered by District Judge R Kent Martin to remove their farm equipment furniture and household goods from the roadside near Red Oak within 10 days. A receiver Ver non P. Long was appointed to take possession and dispose of the property if not moved. The case arose from suits by Montgomery county supervisors and former Sheriff Zeph Morgan over roadside clearance and storage costs.
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Red Oak
Gilbert
Mary H. Peterson
R. Kent Martin
Petersons
Scouts Earn Ranks and Honors at Camp Waubeek
Tom Kerns completed first class Scout requirements at Camp Waubeek last week. Earl Pogue earned second class. Merit badge earners include Richard Fontaine Don Hoff Charles Kent Tommy Jones Allen Mally and others. Kerns Hoff and Waffle earned marksman ranks in rifle practice. Mally tied camp record with 47 of 50. Papoose rank conferred on a list of ten. Mally chosen for Black Crescent honor society.
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Tom Kerns
Camp Waubeek
Earl Pogue
Richard Fontaine
Don Hoff
Charles Kent
Tommy Jones
Allen Mally
Elbert Waffle
Fontaine
Hoff
Morris Grabau
Kerns
Mally
Waffle
Jerry Brown
Richard Davin
Robert Fernow
Robert Hay
Jerry Walker
Stephen Klopp
Donovan Morrison
The
Black Crescent, Honor Society
Miss Georgia Lillie Visits Washington Kin
Miss Georgia Lillie returns home from Washington after visiting cousin Mrs. Martin Klein. Eightyearold Joseph Truman of Independence Missouri visits Marion relatives and notes he lives near President Truman. Gerald Thomas and Mrs. D H Smith report return from Chicago with Mary Lou, Dale, and Louise Ann in Verifiable family ties and employment mentions.
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Georgia Lillie
Washington
Martin Klein
Joseph Truman
Independence
Marion
President Truman
Inpendence
Gerald Thomas
D. H. Smith
Chicago
Marion visitors and local updates noted at week’s end
Miss Josephine Lillie and Park Lillie visit George in Maxbass while Michael Cira, sr. nurses a dislocated shoulder. Donald Bragg visits Omaha parents. Royce Hefner family in Stanley visits Lyle Stimsons. Lydia Gillmore ill in St Luke's with daughter Leonard Holden at Ottosen. Linn County Old Settlers and Marion Chamber meet 7:30 p.m. Wednesday with P. A. Osborn.
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Josephine Lillie
Marion
Park Lillie
Santa Rosa, N. M
Maxbass
N. C
George
Lydia Gillmore
Sixth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Leonard Holden
Ottosen
Linn County
Old Settlers Association
Marion Chamber of Commerce
P. A. Osborn
Wightmans Attend Perry Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs Carl F Wightman return home from Perry where they joined a family reunion for Carl Jr of Terre Haute and his family. Their son in law and daughter M F Toepel depart Marion for Chicago. Miss Wilma Sichtman of Marshalltown begins work Monday at Charm Beauty Shop upstairs 714 10th street. Phone 989.
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Royce Hefner
Stanley
David
Lyle Stimsons
Carl F. Wightman
Perry
Henue
Carl, Jr
Terre Haute
M. F. Toepel
Marion
Chicago
Wilma Sichtman
Marshalltown
Charm Beauty Shop
10Th Street
Illiteracy Pervades Large Brazilian Adult Population
A historical observation notes that roughly half of Brazil’s adult population remains illiterate, highlighting widespread educational gaps and implications for society.
Spirited Battle for GOP State Secretary Nomination
M D Synhorst, 34, Cedar Rapids attorney and World War II veteran, camps in for the Republican state secretary nomination. He seeks second choice support from Linn County delegates while other contenders like Mrs Earl Miller and Knickerbocker vie for the convention nod ahead of Des Moines Friday. Synhorst claims broad delegate reach, having visited 70 counties, and predicts strong Second district backing for Knickerbocker’s home base.
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Cedar Rapids
M. D. Synhorst
Orange City
Synhorst
David M. Ederkin
Linn County
Des Moines
Linn
Lynhorst
Knickerbocker
State Auditor’s Office
Earl G. Miller
Miller
Helen Mitchell
Council Bluffs
Richard N. Mason
Ames
Joseph Miller
Russell Voelz
Minburn
Jesse Halden
Newton
George Pritchard, Jr. Quawa
Circus Train Arrives Early Tuesday for Cedar Rapids Shows
The Dailey Brothers circus trains 25 elephants and over 100 horses into Cedar Rapids from Camanche, with two performances at Cedar Acres on Tuesday. A 10-hitch Belgian team pulls a calliope wagon through the loop late Tuesday morning as doors open an hour before the 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey Brothers Circus
Marion Siding
Milwaukee Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Camanche
Cedar Acres
P.m
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Daily Record
John C. Hickey
Elk River
Florence E. Pickell
Third Avenue
Companies
William Lingo
Route 2
Martin Jensen
Fourth Street
Clyde Perrigo
E Avenue NE
Richard Kimball
Justice Court
Katherine Landy
Twelfth Street
Mary Skalicky
K Street
James Harger
L Street
Harold Lintz
Thomas Love
E. C. Gorman
Loren Coolihan
H. R. Churchill
At Mercy
Harold Elchlepp
Marquis Court
Jack Wisehart
Edward Swenka
M Street
Jesse Schneider
Edgewood
John Kelley
George David
Seventh Street
Ralph Sharf
Eighteenth Avenue
George Sheldon
Eighth Street
St. Luke’s
Robert Beers
E Avenue
Raymond McFate
Olin
Clifford Rinehart
Martin Luber
Memorial Drive
Jack Collins
Daniels Street
Bakersfield
Jack E. Coler
Soler
Edward Coler
Linn Boulevard
William Small
Ken Hess
DeKalb
Donald Gugeler
Burlington
Jim Heasley
Ottumwa
Darrell Abbott
L. R. Johnson
Bob Darrah
Bob Remerscheid
Charles Roudenbush
Cromwell Jones
C. R. Johnson
Moline
Dick Arland
Bob Carr
Richard Kulaas
Decorah
Tom Cross
Bob van Olst
Paul Barton
Guy Pittman
Robert Russell
Czech
City Band
You B. Ture
Sohirectoris
Vince
S.E
Senator Hickenlooper
Hollenbecks
Fort Madison
Rossey
Id Marion Road
Cyrus Yaints
He Pk Pe.ss
Eda
Wilson
C.R
United States
St. Louis
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Ford and Union
Marion News
Boy Scouts
Michael Cira, Sr
Donald Bragg
Omaha
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Mrs
Albert E. Bragg
G.O.P
Circus
Millhiser
Dial
Harold Millhiser
Forrest D. Smith
John E. Lapes
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