Town Forecast and Local Notices in Daily Record 1948
Weather outlook mostly fair and warm with scattered showers possible Tuesday. Local notices include divorces for Shultz Furman Wells, marriages in Cedar Rapids Marion and St Luke's births, several fire and traffic reports, Iowa deaths from multiple towns, and a Kingston-like mention of a fire near Remington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Shultz
Glenn Jerry Shultz
Pearl Furman
George Furman
Helen Fern Wells
Claude R. Wells
Russians Giving Allies Run Around In Berlin Crisis
Berlin reports alleys charge Moscow delays Berlin talks by claiming Molotov is on vacation. Western allies pursue a preliminary step in Moscow by meeting Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin while Molotov is unavailable. observers question whether talks will shift to Stalin or Molotov.
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Berlin
Moscow
Social Demokrat
Socialist Party
Molotov
Kremlin
Washington
United States
Britain
France
State Department
Valerian Ce] Zorin
Zorin
Josef Stalin
Stalin
YMB Sends Six To State Junior Chamber Meeting
Six Young Men's baureat members head by President Gerald Hiland travel to Spencer for the two day Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce board meeting. The Iowa Jaycee golf tournament is staged in connection with the quarterly gathering. Participants include Dan Justad Bill Moore Ken Moon Frank T Nye and Roy Swanson joined in Spencer. Accompanying Cedar Rapids delegation is Iver Brecht, former YMB vice president and current Muscatine Junior Chamber president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Hiland
Spencer
Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce
YMB
Cedar Rapids
Hiland
Dan Justad
Bill Moore
Ken Moon
Frank T. Nye
National
Roy Swanson
Cherokee
Wanson
Iver Brecht
Muscatine
Cop Admits Fraud In Solving Cases
Hartford AP report states state police sergeant Harry T. Tucker admitted fabricating case clearances to boost efficiency. After testimony, Tucker pled guilty to 19 counts of unbecoming an officer, with convictions on two more and nine dismissed. He surrendered 14 efficiency awards and received a 60 day suspension without pay.
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Hartford
Hickey
Tucker
Ridgefield Barracks
Miss Bentley Names Silvermaster and Perlo Groups in Government
Miss Bentley described two main government circles the Silvermaster group and the Perlo group. She identified Victor Perlo as leader of the latter, listing former officials Allen Rosenberg Donald Wheeler Charles Cramer Edward Fitzgerald Harry Magidoff and William Taylor as members and noting Cramer’s claimed Communist ties. She said White’s affiliation was unknown and that Cramer’s real name is Krivitsky while Pepper’s office employed him. Rep Rankin questioned Cramer’s role in pressuring for Bilbo’s persecution.
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Miss Bentley
Silvermaster Group
Perlo
Victor Perlo
War Production Board
Perio Group
Allen Rosenberg
Foreign Economic Administration
Donald Wheeler
Office of Strategic Services
Charles Cramer
Kilgore
D-W Va
Pepper
Dala
Senate
Education
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WPB
Harry Magidoff
Commerce Department
Cramer
Communist Party
Rosenberg
Wheeler
Fitzgerald
White
Silvermaster
William Taylor
The
Treasury
Taylor
Portugal
Robert E. Stripling
Senate Education Committee
Krivitsky
Bentley
Rep. Rankin
Miss
Bilbo
Truman program would double income tax
AAP report notes Republicans charge President Truman's special session plan would double income taxes if enacted. GOP leaders push strategy talks while opposing price and wage controls, rationing, and a long range housing bill as Congress stalls over anti-poll tax measures.
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Truman
Congress
Taft
Ohio
G.O P
Dewey
Tru
G.O.P
Martin
GOP
Johnston
D-S.c
Senate
Meney
Mr. Truman
Deaths Mrs. E. J. Wykle 54 Cedar Rapids area pastor’s widow
Mrs. E J Wykle 54 of Mt Vernon road SE died at home after a long illness born Oct 15 1893 in Zearing she moved to Cedar Rapids from Bucyrus Ohio in 1932 Her husband the Rev E J Wykle was pastor at Olivet Presbyterian Surviving children Corah A Wykle Raymond Friddle and Keith Shepard a son Dr John E Wykle a brother Seymour Hix and her mother Cora Hix A viewing and services are set at Turner chapel at 1:30 p m Tuesday with pastors Irwin and Pauk Burial is Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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E. J. Wykle
Mt Vernon Road
Zearing
Cedar Rapids
Bucyrus
Ohio
Wykle
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Corah A. Wykle
Zdenek Pauk
Hus Memorial Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Mrs Byers former Cedar Rapids dress shop manager dies in Moline
Edith Irene Jackson Byers 52 a Cedar Rapids resident dies in Moline at 12 46 pm after a long illness Born November 4 1895 in Blanchard she ran the Dixie Dress Shop in Cedar Rapids for years Married December 9 1944 at Galesburg NL to William C Byers they leave a Pekin NL son a Santa Monica California daughter Mrs James McKee of Santa Monica a brother Seth W Byers Shenandoah IA a sister Mrs Laura Rhoades Santa Ana California and one grandchild Funeral services 3 30 pm Monday Turner chapel Rev Theodore Lilley entombment Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial Cemetery body to be moved Sunday to the chapel friends may call after 4 pm
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Edith Irene Jackson Byers
William C., Byers
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Blanchard
Dixie Dress Shop
William Co. Byers
Galesburg
Pekin
James McKee
Santa
Raymond Nolan Dies At 33 Fireman Was WWII MP
Raymond M Nolan 33 of 1921 L street southwest Cedar Rapids died Friday at his home after a brief illness. A Cedar Rapids firefighter since 1941 he was born September 23 1914 in Kirkland Illinois and served two years in World War II with military police. Survived by wife Hazel two children Sharon and Timothy his parents Mr and Mrs M Molan and sister Mrs Vera Haller. Requiem Mass Monday at St Patrick's Church with firemen as pallbearers. Military services by the American Legion at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Msgr Lenihan to recite Rosary at 730 pm.
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Raymond M Nolan
L Street
Cedar Rapids
Kirkland, Ill
St. Patrick's Church
The
Eagles Lodge
American Legion
Hazel
Sharon
Timothy
M. Molan
Vera Haller
Anderson
Ind
D. J. Lenihan
Fire Department
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Lenihan
Nemecek's Grocery burglarized of $200 in Cedar Rapids
Report from J Nemecek’s Grocery on Highway 30 east of Cedar Rapids describes a night break in with $200 stolen from a cash box. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon noted entry via a rear window after ripping off the screen. Other items note court actions and civil suits including dismissals and judgments in various local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nemecek
J. Nemecek
Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
Larry Condon
Bartlett Money Orders Crop Up In Salt Lake City
Two men pled guilty in Salt Lake City to possessing stolen government property and forging money orders stolen from the Bartlett post office in Bartlett, Iowa. Richard M. Cracker of Omaha received 18 months in a federal reformatory. George W. Caligar of Council Bluffs was placed on probation to an army colonel at Fort Douglas. Separate arrests in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, involve Robert W. Losieau and Norma Jean Lindstrom of Omaha facing bail set at 7500 and 1000 respectively after a raid at Montgomery Ward for attempting to cash stolen orders referenced to the same post office case.
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Salt Lake City
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U. S
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Richard M. Cracker
Omaha
George W. Caligar
Council Bluffs
Fort Douglas
Utah
Linn County
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Henry N. Graven
Robert W. Losieau
Norma Jean Lindstrom
Federal District Court
Miss Lindstrom
Charles
Courthouse Dodd Fined for Drunk Driving
Donald Dodd, 50, of Morrison Illinois, pled guilty in Linn county district court to a second offense of drunk driving. He was fined $500 and costs by Judge Floyd Philbrick after an 11 pm Friday arrest by Mt. Vernon town marshal Ed Gill for erratic driving from Lisbon to Mt. Vernon. Dodd previously convicted of a first offense on May 5, 1931 in Clinton county.
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Donald Dodd
Morrison
Linn County
Floyd Philbrick
Dodd
Ed Gill
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon
Clinton County
McArthur 85 Dies in Cedar Rapids After Long Illness
William H. McArthur 85 of 1004 Tenth Street NE died Saturday morning in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Josephine two sons James M. and Raymond two sisters Mrs. Martin Alt and Mrs. G. H. Lutz a brother James McArthur and two grandchildren all of Cedar Rapids. Services set for 10 am Tuesday Beatty chapel with Rev. F H Ward. burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Beatty chapel after noon Sunday.
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William H. McArthur
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Morse
Josephine
James M
Raymond McArthur
James McArthur
Martin Alt
G. H. Lutz
Beatty Chapel
F. H. Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Iowa Democrats Platform Promises for Roads Schools and Civil Rights
A Democratic platform pledges all weather roads to every Iowa farm and rehabilitation of deteriorated primary and secondary roads, more state aid to public schools with local control, pension improvements for teachers, and state institution reforms. It vows economy in government, housing expansion, apolitical conservation, a state water resources council, and a strong civil rights law, plus world peace via the United Nations and support for Democratic candidates. It criticizes Republican congresses for blocks to federal aid and for misuse of war surplus items. Take a Chance and You May Take a Life.
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Towa
Water Resources Council
Congress
United Nations
Republican Congress
GOP
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Women To Fight Prices by Phone
Dallas women plan a week long boycott to drive meat prices down. Led by Mrs. R. D. Vaughn president of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce, about a hundred housewives will call households starting Monday to urge refraining from buying meat and spread the motto to curb costs.
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Dallas Women's Chamber of Commerce
U.u
Blackwell
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Iu Wolulubry
Vaughn
Two Deaths in Cedar Rapids Traffic Toll Since March 5
Traffic bureau figures show two deaths and several injuries in Cedar Rapids since March 5. Monthly safety contest data provided by the police department in connection with the Young Men's bureau aims to improve road safety.
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Cedar Rapids
Traffic Bureau
Police Department
Ball Upsets Netalicky In City Tennis
University of Iowa freshman Bill Ball defeated defending Cedar Rapids champion Jim Netalicky 6-2 2-6 8-6 to reach the semifinals after Netalicky squandered a match point in the 11th game of the final set. Russell Knapp also advanced with a 6-0 6-3 win over Erwin Wasta as results from Friday show more tennis action.
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Jim Netalicky
Cedar Rapids
Bill Ball
University of Iowa
Netalicky
Ball
Russell Knapp
Erwin Wasta
Ruy Batt
Sis Natolicky
Ballou
Beryl Mazon
Auf Sehouanth
Crates Die
Erwine Wasik
Hou-Graham
Siena
Id Falmer
al Uury
Dick Whitams Repees
ES Orman Barnes
Jim McAndrewa
Norris Hunt
Benhart's Two-Run Triple Lifts Imco Past Link-Belt 3-0
Merle Benhart delivered a two-run triple in the sixth, driving in the decisive runs as Iowa Manufacturing blanked Link-Belt Speeder 3-0 in a tight M-1 game at Daniels. Bob Brown held Speeder to four hits over four innings while Benhart and teammates stifled Link-Belt's offense.
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Merle Benhart
Iowa Manufacturing
Speeder
Dane Iels
Imco
LaPlant
Bob Shanahan
Bob Brown
Pinkie Fuller
Shanahan
Gearhart
Benhart
al Seabrooke
Brown
Bob Reid
Everett Andrew
Rally
Mrs Davis Wins Elmcrest Championship Flight Match
Mrs C G Davis defeated Mrs J F Morris 2 up in the Elmcrest club women's golf tournament championship flight Friday. Second round results list Davis, Herenten, Campionshif, To-Helicher, Loeey Lynch, Frank Callatan, Selina Wevus, Gefeated, Bwanye, and several other matches with varying margins.
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J. F. Morris
Elmcrest ‘Club
Davis Herenten
OR. A
Camponshif Ee
Cartwright
Uruther Feurle
Stargnce
Renu To
Avi Red Hagen
Glass's DX Wins In Marion Softball Clash
Glass's DX stayed atop the Marion softball league with a 7 to 6 win over the Naval Reserve as the winning run scored in the seventh. Culberts Grocery powered past Ray's Skelly Station 12 hits to unknown score, with Skelly's defense setback.
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Glass
Naval Reserve
Brooks
Culberts Grocery
Ray
All Star Football Game Televised by WGN TV
The 16th annual college all star game under Chicago Tribune Charities will be telecast by WGN TV starting at 8 30 p m Friday Aug 20 as the televiewers’ event. the game marks the first time the event is aired on television.
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Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Wgn-Tv
Televiewers
Blackwell Out With Shoulder Injury For Week
Philadelphia report says Cincinnati Reds pitcher Ewell Blackwell will be benched about a week due to a shoulder injury. Manager Johnny Neun announced the results Saturday.
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Blackwell
Philadelphia
Piichfer
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Neun
Man Hurt In Omaha Crash Involving Weber And Held
Joseph Weber 27 of 1019 Center Point Road NE was hospitalized in Douglas County Omaha with head injuries after the auto collision Friday night just west of the city limits. Dick Prior 18 of 421 Tenth Street SE suffered cuts and bruises. Held 19 of Council Bluffs drove the other car and had no injuries. Prior’s mother said the men were returning to Cedar Rapids after a three week West trip. Weber is son of Mr and Mrs Edwin N Weber of Center Point Road.
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Joseph Weber
Center Point Road
Douglas County Hospital
Omaha
Dick Prior
Weber
Bruce J. Held
Council Bluffs
Held
Prior
Laura Prior
Cedar Rapids
Edwin N. Weber
Beck League Kids Baseball Notes and Standings
Fragmentary lines describe Beck League youth baseball activity with names and scores partially visible. The text references Ayton, D Held, RY Ryn, White, and a 33 score, but details are unclear. This brief item notes ongoing games and participants in a local league setting.
Quaker Beats Wilson 2-1 in Ninth Inning Rally
Millard Buchanan drove in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth as Quaker Beats Wilson 2-1 in the Major Open softball league. Buchanan singled and scored on an error when Al Carr dropped a ball in a rundown. Irvin Sword returned to the lineup after an ankle fracture, helping Eagles defeat Catholic Workmen 9-6 to close the day.
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Quaker Beats
Wilson and Co
Buchanan
al Carr
Wilson
Eagles
Me Too
Irvin Sword
Cathol ‘Ic Workmen
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