Chemical blamed for killing fish in Cedar River
Conservation officers investigated a weekend fish kill on the Cedar River from Indian Creek to the new Highway 30 bridge. Thousands of rough fish died, with dead fish found for about 20 miles downstream. Lloyd Keifer of Central City said the incident was not from sewage and blamed a chemical that cut oxygen, destroying about 90 percent of the quillbacks and leaving some gizzard shad carp bass and catfish. Clair Rausch and other Cedar Rapids officers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Highway 30
Indian Creek
Lloyd Keifer
Central City
Iowa
Keifer
Clair Rausch
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Linn County Iowa
The estate of Emmett Reeves late of Linn County Iowa deceased has Eva May Price named Administratrix. All persons indebted must pay promptly and all claims must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County District Court authenticated. L Fahey is attorney for the administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koe
Iowa
Linn Pty
Ned
Emmett Reeves
Linn County
Istrict Court
Eva May Price
L. Fahey
Area industries checked over kill report no involvement
On Thursday morning investigators checked local industries and concluded they had no part in the kill. Authorities believe the chemical was dumped into the river Friday night or Saturday morning. Some fish were found dying Sunday morning as the incident unfolded.
Court Denies Ban of Stoddard Book
Massachusetts justices dismissed a bid to ban publication of Krebiozen: The Great Cancer Mystery by George D. Stoddard. The suit, led by Krebiozen Foundation plus several doctors, argued for a prepublication ban, while Beacon Press defended freedom of the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
George D. Stoddard
University of Illinois
University of Iowa
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Stoddard
Illinois
Foundation
Andrew C. Ivy
Chicago
Stevan Durovic
Marko
Glencoe
Ill
Beacon Press
Satellites Stage Spy Show Trials
A United Nations dispatch reports that Soviet satellites are broadcasting high profile show trials of Western spies and agents. The piece notes Bulgarian, Polish, Hungarian, Czechoslovak, and Romanian outlets highlighting alleged espionage networks, with several death sentences and long prison terms announced or implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
INS
Soviet Union
Free Europe
United States
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Geneva
Dulles
Free Europe Committee
Budapest
Ministry of the Interior
Hungarian People’s Republic
Radio
Andras Marton
U.S
A. Hajduk
B. Stencl
J. Skvara
B. Sykora
Cic
Mic
Bernard Nemcek
Jozef Kasicky
Stefan Bugan
Nishioka predicts 250 years of warming cycles
TOKYO AP reports Dr. Hideo Nishioka a 42 year old science instructor at Kei University said world temperatures would rise year after year for the next 250 years. He theorizes climate changes occur in 700 year cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hideo Nishioka
Kei University
C. R. Guardsmen To Take Training At Three Camps
Cedar Rapids units of the Iowa national guard will conduct two weeks of summer field training in August at three camps. Battery C of the 556th field artillery and the 185th service battery train with the 34th Red Bull division at Camp Ripley Minnesota and depart Cedar Rapids by truck Sunday. Over 100 officers and men will bivouac north of Minneapolis overnight then return August 14. The 224th Engineer Aviation battalion trains at Camp Williams Wisconsin, leaving Sunday on a bus and returning August 14. The 133rd Air Control and Warning squadron Detachment A trains at Camp Ta near Des Moines August 14-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa National Guard
556Th Field Artillery
185Th
34Th
Red Bull Division
lowa-Nebraska National Guardsmen
Camp Ripley
Minn
Minneapolis
224Th Engineer
Burlington
Ottumwa
Camp Williams
Wis
Tomah
Wisconsin Camp
133Rd Air Control and Warning Squadron
Iowa Air National Guard
Camp
Des Moines
Tolbert brothers drive mower-powered soap-box racer to work
Kenneth and Clais Tolbert run a motorized lawn mowing business. They attach a power mower to a soap-box racer, belt to a back wheel, and ride to job sites turning distance into fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Kenneth and
Clais Tolbert
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Pierre J. Huss
Adam Boryczha
Warsaw Radio
Red Radio
Boryczha
Radio Warsaw
Wladyslaw Dubielak
Prague
Adolf Klima
Boris Matejicka
Vaclav Urban
Frantisek Jordan
Matejicka
Klima
Urban
Jordan
Radio Bucharest
Gheorghe Gheorghiu
Gheorghe Christescu
Sepp Oe
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Sixteenth Avenue
Kadlec Brothers
Cedar Rapids, Lows
Third Avenue
C. R
J. Earl Walker
St. SW
Star Jewelry Co
2Nd St. SE
Coats
First Avenue
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