City Briefs and Local Notices From Cedar Rapids Gazette
A collage of short items lists hospital updates for William Miner and Harold Griswold at University hospitals Iowa City and visitors restrictions. Local ads note jeweler services and a United Commercial Travelers picnic at Ellis park Overlook pavilion. Other notes report a break in at Anthony's Animal Hospital, a home-leave announcement for Airman Roger Lowe, a funeral attendance in Madison, Dean's list students Janelle Casey and Dolin Herington, and various petty thefts and car damage reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial
Overlook Pavilion
Ellis Park
Eight Germans Are Sentenced
Bonn AP reports eight Germans were sentenced to 13 years at most after conviction on charges of helping murder 152000 Jews at Kulmhof concentration camp near Teutopolis Picnic Concert Members Poland during wars and families of the Roddick Three others were freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Kulmhof
Poland
Bever Park
Herbert F. Greenwood
G Avenue NW
Gov Hughes commutes Cedar Rapids woman's life term
Governor Harold Hughes on Friday commuted the life sentence of Mabel Bender to 90 years making her eligible for parole. Bender, 57, jailed since 1941 for the murder of her five year old, has served 24 14 years and earlier claimed the case was wrongfully handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferend
Atlanta
UPI
Farmer
Arnall
Irote
Georgia
Ambuolds
Mercy Hospital
Hos
Pital
Harold Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Hughes
Mabel Bender
Bender
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Ralph Edward
Benders
F Avenue NW
Joe Williams
Des Jboy
Moines
Williams
Polk County
Sara Barbara
Walter Bender
Bath
Thorsdale
West Des Moines
Earl Stanley
Gem theft case ties to Star of India jewel heist
In Miami a 150000 dollar jewel theft led police to arrest Richard Pearson and Mary Denison, linked to the Star of India heist. Pearson was caught opening a bus station locker with the jewels, while Denison faced burglary charges tied to Jordan Marsh store thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Jack
Murph
Murphy
Richard Duncan Pearson
Mary Elaine Denison
Jordan Marsh
Pearson
New York Museum of Natural History
Dale Byard
B. J. Maxwell
Lous
Allen Kuhn
Roger Clark
David F
S Parmanent
McGuire
Byard
Ulti
Maxwell
Burdine
Dadeline
Miss Denison
Johnson signs coin silver content bill in move against hoarding
President Johnson signed legislation reducing silver in dimes and quarters and trimming half dollar content. He said there will be no profit in hoarding the current coins and noted the new policy aims to curb hoarding.
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Washington
Johnson
Mrs. Syngman Rhee Condition Improves Reports Say
A garbled AP dispatch notes Mrs. Syngman Rhee, 65, widow of the former Korean president, in better condition after her arrest. The report places Walter Bender at Fort Madison penitentiary and mentions his death in 1961.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Briefs
William Miner
Sixteenth Avenue SE
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Harry G. Fox
Harold Griswold
Eighteenth Avenue Sn
Nelson Jewelers
Adv
Dial
Anthony's Animal Hospital
Avenue NE
Roger L. Lowe
Terry E. Lowe
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Lackland Air Force Base
Barksdale
Air Force Base
Leonard Terrace
R. B. Burch
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Madison, Wis
Burch
Joe
Dayton
Ghio
N.Y
St. Paul Methodist
Janelle Casey
H. M. Casey
B Avenue
Dolin Herington
Keith Herington
Tenth Street
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Dean H. Bemus
1St Ave
Sylvester J. Svoboda
Thirteenth Avenue SW
Cedar River
Summit Avenue SW
Jerry Mahring
Jerry
Sinclair
Mt. Vernon Road SE
United Press
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Hladkey
4Th Ave
Eugene W.turnbull
Fifteenth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Staniew
Nab Murph
Gae
Rollin’ Doughnuts
Bill Yost
Cherry Hill Road
Iowa
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Liberty Building
D&s
Whipple
Winterberg
Burleson & Wilts
Mena
Wcund Rapid
2Nd Ave
Iowa Theater
Lowa
Sears
Akas Mrans
Ib Leks
Bohemian Savings & Loan Association
Boemia
Sloan Assn. Em
Third Street
Sears Sear
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