Unclear Weather Forecast and City Court Docket Summary
A fragmented item lists daily high and low temperatures for several cities and a mixed weather forecast for Iowa with a warming trend and slight frost risk. The court docket follows with multiple individuals cited for drunkenness, disturbing the peace, fireworks violations, leaving the scene of an accident, yielding right of way, stop sign violations, speeding, overtime parking, thefts, and various pairings of names from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Miami
Chicago
Nneapolis
Denver
New York
Los Angeles
City
Iowa
Donald France
Eleventh Street
Robert H. Schulze
Fourth Avenue
James van Horne
Bever Avenue
Harlan D. Thurston
A Avenue
Peter Klimek
Mechanicsville
Leland Workman
Merion
United States and Britain charge Romania with betraying promises
The United States and Great Britain, in parallel notes, accuse the Romanian government of flouting January pledges to a Big Three commission and demand immediate action. They cite no election date, censorship, violence against opponents, and biased cabinet decisions as key violations. Burton Berry and Adrian Holman delivered the notes to Bucharest. Moscow radio echoed a Romanian election law claim and possible postponement rumors. The notes urge dispelling abroad the impression of evading commitments.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Europe
Romania
Moscow
Burton Y. Berry
Bucharest
Adrian Holman
London
Petre Groze
Mount Mercy honors shine for Bouillon and Engler
Charlotte Bouillon daughter of Mr and Mrs Gust Bouillon of Charles City won high distinction during Mount Mercy junior college academy convocation Joyce Engler daughter of Mr and Mrs Norbert Engler 2408 D avenue NE won top scholastic honors in the academy and received the Mount Mercy junior college scholarship The convocation awards were presented by Rev M J Tracy Mercian symbols were awarded to the four highest collegiate scholastic rank including Bouillon Burger Flaherty and Jacobs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Bouillon
Gus Bouillon
Charles City
Mount Mercy Junior College
Joyce Engler
Norbert Engler
D Avenue
Mount Mercy
M. J. Tracy
Miss Bouillon
Marjorie Burger
Fairfax
Catherine Flaherty
Anamosa
Gertrude Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Arlene Svoboda
Amana
Virginia Becker
Oelwein
Jeanne Hofford
Helen Teale
Independence
Patricia Wilson
Regis McCrackin
Marcella Schott
Riverside
Rosemary Jewell
Decorah
Academy
Mary Ann Whitters
Veronica Manton
Angela Char
Betty Spratte
Dolores Kaalberg
Marie Harrington
Lorraine Miersen
Mary Jean Doyle
Viola Hrabe
Joan Herbers
Ann Keough
Peggy Thompson
Iceland Russian pact sparks concern over fish deal
Washington reports Russia agreed with Iceland to buy the equivalent of over a prewar year’s fish catch at prices 30 to 50 percent higher than others pay. Icelandic traders fear political implications amid Iceland elections and pro Communist pressure. Rumors of an exclusive contract circulate but lack confirmation. The pact aligns with Soviet propaganda against US base bids and US presence in Iceland.
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Washington
Russia
Iceland
Moscow
United States
Communist Party
Legation
Local Birth Announcements for May and June
At St Luke s Mr and Mrs Clifford Kirk Alburnett a son May 31 At Mercy Mr and Mrs Gordon Lerner 611 Eighth avenue SE a son May 31 Mr and Mrs Irvin Lint 107 Second street NE a daughter June 1 At St Louis Mo Mr and Mrs James Gillick of St Louis a son May 29 Mrs Gillick is the former Florence Strauss of Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
Clifford Kirk
Alburnett
Melvin Halvorson
Park Avenue SE
Mercy
Gordon Lerner
Eighth Avenue SE
Irvin Lint
Second Street
St. Louis
James Gillick
Gillick
Florence Strauss
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus to Initiate Forty Tomorrow
Cedar Rapids council 909 Knights of Columbus will initiate about 40 candidates into the first second and third degrees tomorrow. The class is dedicated to William L Fahey grand knight. Mass and communion will be at St Wenceslaus church at 7 40 a m. Degree work followed by banquet and dance at the Knights of Columbus hall. Council officers will be elected Tuesday at 8 p m.
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Cedar Rapids Council
Knights of Columbus
William L. Fahey
St. Wenceslaus Church
Knights of Columbus Hall
Three Boys Fined for Throwing Firecrackers
Three youths were fined $10 and costs in police court Saturday for violation of the city fireworks ordinance. Police investigate another report of firecrackers thrown at pedestrians. Fined were Frank Zeleny of 149 Canastasnus First Street SW and Stanley Jan-street. A man’s clothing was ripped during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Jodoin
Grand Hotel
Jonas K. Koempel
Third Avenue
Frank Zeleny
Fourteenth Avenue
Robert A. Barta
First Street
Stanley Jandik
Nineteenth Avenue
Cnatasnus Avenue
Abouta
Hurley Urges Citizens to Vote Against Him
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley former U S senator candidate tells Santa Fe residents to vote against him so he can stay home and fish. He says he would rather relax at home with his pet rattlesnake than campaign.
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Santa FE
N. M
Patrick J. Hurley
United States
Sramek Bakery Labor Vote Ordered by NLRB
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a collective bargaining election at Sramek Bakery to determine representation by United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers CIO or by the Teamsters, with employees voting on the specified street location.
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Sramek Bakery
NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
United Press
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers
CIO
County attorney elect Matias touted for honest administration
William J. Matias former FBI agent is highlighted for an honest fair and efficient administration. A Mount Mercy junior college class of 1946 breakfast was held at Daniels Park. Ed Cisler Cedar Rapids Tama high school coach was chosen as a counselor for Boys State of the American Legion at Fort Dodge camp for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Matias
FBI
Mount Mercy Junior College
Daniels Park
Ed Cisler
Cedar Rapids
Tama High School
Locker Hours Change For Frozen Food Lockers
Effective June 10 new locker hours apply on weekdays from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Wednesday and Saturday hours are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays and holidays are closed or differ.
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2Nd St. SW
Blue Bird Fete Canceled At Roosevelt Field
Weather forces cancellation of the Blue Bird fete planned for this evening at 6 30 in Roosevelt field. Organizers announced the event will not be held this year.
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Blue Bird
Roosevelt Field
Alfrea B. Jodoin Fined in Police Court Over Hotel Fight
Alfrea B. Jodoin of the Grand hotel was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court on a peace charge after patrolmen Vaude Fellwock and Felix Barta took him into custody at about 5 a.m. Saturday for allegedly starting a fight with the night clerk.
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Alfrea B. Jodoin
Grand Hotel
Vaude Fellwock
Felix Barta
Man impersonation case ends with fine in Cedar Rapids
Jonas K. Koempel of 835 Third Avenue SE pleaded guilty in police court to a disorderly conduct charge after being arrested around 11 45 p m Friday by Patrolmen Glenn Walters and Jerry Earrings Lavellier and Turban. He was fined 100 and costs for the downtown incident in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Jonas K. Koempel
Third Avenue SE
Glenn Walters
Jerry Earrings
Lavellier
Boy Found in Garrison Reunited With Family in Cedar Rapids
Roderick Jefferson Jr. , 11, was returned to Cedar Rapids about 10:30 p.m. Friday after his father Roderick Jetter of the Victoria hotel reported him missing. Hans Ja bens of Garrison said he found the boy there and brought him to the city Friday.
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Elderkin
Roderick Jefferson, Jr
Cording
Ooco
Roderick Jetter
Victoria Hotel
Cedar Rapids
City
Hans Jabens
Garrison
Nazi Major Confesses Ordering Killing Eight Yank Prisoners
Gustav Knittel, former SS major, testified at the Malmedy massacre trial that he ordered eight unarmed American prisoners shot during the Battle of the Bulge but condemned looting of their bodies as bad luck. He is among 74 defendants. The session also covered Belgian wartime killings and a survivor’s account of civilians shot by SS troops.
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Dachau
Germany
Malmedy
Gustav Knittel
Regina Gregoire
Stavelot
Belgium
Jean Elias
Neighborhood Boundary Dispute Hits Courthouse Move In Date
James E. Phillips veteran files suit in district court to block encroachment on his home at 624 Fifteenth Avenue after purchasing land from Roy A. Fortner and facing defendants Emil Julius and William C. Joyner. Plaintiffs seek injunction to prevent a fence shift encroaching about ten feet on their land after long standing border has been disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Phillips
Fifteenth Avenue
Roy A. Fortner
Mt. Vernon Read
Emil Julis
Seventh Street
William C. Joyner
Hartman Pleads Guilty Of Stealing Automobile
Harley Hartman Jr. pled guilty to stealing a car. He faces sentencing next Wednesday. Hartman and Kenneth Crouch, both 17, of Blueford Illinois, were accused of stealing a vehicle in downtown Cedar Rapids May 21 and were captured in Indianola. Both had entered innocent pleas last Saturday.
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Harley Hartman, Jr
Memorial
Drive
Hartman
Kenneth Crouch
Blueford
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Indianola
Summer courthouse hours announced for Linn County offices
Auditor Otto Hanzlik announced Saturday that Linn County offices will be open from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. The county attorney and sheriff offices will close from 12 to 1 p.m.
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Linn County
Otto Hanzlik
Rubyer Named Executor Of Husband Will In Cedar Rapids
Glenn A. Rubyer was confirmed Saturday to execute the will of her husband Anson B. Rubyer who died May 17 in Cedar Rapids. The will dated January 6, 1942, appoints Glenn A. Rubyer as executor.
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Glenn A. Rubyer
Anson B. Rubyer
Cedar Rapids
Daniel Only Once in Lion's Den Pardon Sought
New Orleans reports the pardon board hears Willie Francis case with lawyers invoking Daniel in the lions den to seek life imprisonment instead of a second lethal electric chair attempt. Attys debate risks of repeating a failed execution as officials recount the prior electric chair failures.
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Daniel
Lion's den
Pardon
Willie
New Orleans
State Pardons Board
Willie Francis
Bertrand Deblanc
St. Martinville
Lion’s den
Deblanc
Deblance
A. P. Tureadu
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Emile Verret
Fred Leblanc
James D. Simon
Edlphie Foster
Ignace Doudet
Doudet
Deaths James A. Sprague 83 in Cedar Rapids
James A. Sprague 83 a longtime Cedar Rapids insurance man died Friday at his daughter Mrs Channing Hall’s Tipton home after a long illness. Survived by wife Nancy three daughters Mrs Will Colton Pasadena Mrs Alice Overholser Mt Vernon and Mrs Channing Hall Tipton a sister Mrs Ella Teeter Wichita and several grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 30 p m at Kuba funeral home with Rev Charles Moore officiating burial Cedar Memorial park cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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James A. Sprague
Cedar. Rapids
Channing Hall
Tipton
Nancy
Will Colton
Pasadena
Alice Overholser
Mt. Vernon
Ella Teeter
Wichita
Kan
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Washington, A
Marion
Elmer D. Dunn
Denver
Edward N. Bills
Robert Martin
F. W. Mesner
Coggan
Esther Patschke
Ella Patschke
Chicago
Mildred Patschke
Army Nurse Corps
G. A. Patschke, Jr
Tempe
Ariz
Donald Patschke
Rosa Seeks
Services for Mrs Frank Trzil Held at Local Chapels
Mrs. Frank Trzil of 57 Eighteenth Avenue SW dies Thursday evening. Funeral services set for 9:00 a.m. Monday at Polansky chapel and 9:30 a.m. at St. Wenceslaus Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Wenceslaus Hradecky presiding. Burial in St. John’s Cemetery. Mercy hospital alumnae to recite Rosary at 4:00 p.m. Sunday at Polansky chapel. Msgr. Hradecky to lead Rosary with Cadets of St. George and local church groups at 7:00 p.m. Sunday. Daughters of Isabella 7:30 p.m.. Christian Mothers and Rosary Society 8:00 p.m. Friends may call after 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Frank Trzil
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Polansky Chapel
St. Wenceslaus Church
Wenceslaus Hradecky
Frank R. Hruby
J. L. Kissling
St. John’s Cemetery
Mercy Hospital
Msgr. Hradecky
St. George
Sanctuary Guild
Sokols
Daughters of Isabella
Christian Mothers and Rosary Society
Death of Mrs William Bergstresser noted in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids mourns the death of Mrs William Bergstresser formerly of the city at her Waynesboro Pennsylvania home. The Bergstressers were active in the First Presbyterian church here and Mr Bergstresser worked with the Lyman Brothers Millinery company. Funeral services and burial are set for Monday afternoon in Waynesboro.
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Cedar Rapids
William Bergstresser
Waynesboro
Penn
Bergstressers
First Presbyterian Church
Bergstresser
Lyman Brothers Millinery Company
Mrs. E. C. Hampton Rites Planned in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. E C Hampton died in a local hospital at 8 20 p m Friday after a brief illness She was born October 11 1872 near Barnesville Ohio and came to Cedar Rapids from Marion She leaves a daughter Mrs D E Gillmore of Center Point a niece Mrs O R Gustafsson of Monrovia California and six grandchildren She was a Marion Methodist church member and belonged to a P E O chapter in Marion Funeral services will be held in the Turner chapel at a time to be announced Friends may call at the chapel
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E. C. Hampton
B Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Barnesville
Ohio
Marion
D. E. Gillmore
Center Point
O. R. Gustafsson
Monrovia
Calif
Ham
Methodist Church
P.E.O
Turner Chapel
Mrs Jerry Benesh obituary notes long illness
Mrs Jerry Benesh formerly Ruth Hazel Patschke died at home Friday at 8 15 p m after a long illness. She was born in Marion on June 1 1901 and lived here until 1923 when she moved to Chicago later in life moving to Cedar Rapids in November.
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Jerry Benesh
Linn Boulevard
Ruth Hazel Patschke
Marion
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Longtime Cherry-Burrell Executive Harry Good Dies
Harry R. Good a longtime sales department member of the Cherry Burrell corporation died at home in Cedar Rapids Saturday at 11 25 am after a brief illness Born December 17 1882 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania he was 42 years a resident of Cedar Rapids for 42 years He is survived by his wife Anna Knierim a daughter Mildred Michalek three brothers William Martin and Joseph and a grandson Funeral services are to be announced and the body is at Turner funeral home
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Harry R. Good
Cherry- Burrell Corporation
Twentieth Avenue
Lancaster County
Anna Knierim
Cedar Rapids
Good
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mildred Michalek
William
New Holland
Martin
Lancaster
Joseph Good
Buffalo
N. Y
Turner Funeral Home
Get Out The Vote Broadcast On WMT Sunday
In cooperation with the Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce the Young Men's bureau will air a get out the vote program Sunday at 9 30 a m over WMT featuring Rt Rev Msgr John M Molloy Rev Waldemar W Argow and Rabbi Herman E Schaalman The broadcast titled American Citizens urges citizens to vote in the upcoming primary election scheduled for Monday.
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Iowa
Rabbi Schaalman Heads Social Agencies Council
Rabbi Herman E. Schaalman was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Council of Social Agencies at a Friday meeting at the Y M C A. Other officers elected include Vice-president Mrs Laura Davis secretary Marguerite Stein and treasurer Mrs Wells al Peck.
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Herman E. Schaalman
Cedar Rapids
Drake University to graduate 135 in 66th commencement
Diplomas will be awarded to 42 men and 93 women at Drake University on Monday for the 66th annual commencement exercises. Dr. Clark G. Knebler president of Ripon College Ripon Wis will be the commencement speaker.
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DES Moines
Drake University
Clark G. Knebler
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Return of Mines To Owners Forecast by Krug
Secretary of the Interior Krug predicted early restoration of soft coal mines to their owners under existing government contracts. He forecast a 25 cent per ton coal price rise to consumers and said operators will regain control within a week or so with the United Mine Workers. He named Admiral Boone to direct surveys of coal areas and urged prompt steps toward new contracts.
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Washington
Krug
Governent
John L. Lewis
Seizedes
AFL United
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Ice
Ber Moreell
Depty
United States
Will Defend Jap Diplomat at Mass Trio
Des Moines lawyers including Cunningham will defend Lt Gen Hirosi Oshima, a Japanese diplomat charged as a war criminal. Oshima served in Germany from 1938 through the war, was captured and sent to the United States for internment. Dr Brendan F Brown of Catholic University joins as international law adviser to U S chief prosecutor Joseph B Keenar.
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DES Moines
Cunningham
Japan
Hiros! Oshima
Germany
United States
Brendan F. Brown
Catholic University Law School
Sioux City
Joseph B. Keenar
U. S
Farmer'S attempt to curb drinking ends in tractor DUI
Le Lyddon a 36 year old Galesburg farmer sold his car to avoid driving after drinking but kept visiting a nearby tavern. He was stopped by state police while driving a tractor and charged with driving while intoxicated. He posted a $1,000 bond for a future hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg, Ill
Ins
le Lyddon
Galesbur
Lyddon
Tarred hats sparked the sailor nickname tar
Ships magazine notes that early British navy hats were tarred sailcloth called tarpaulins. The term extended to the wearers, later shortened to tar, the enduring sailors' nickname.
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Ships Magazine
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Daily Record
Police Theft Report
Donald DeZwarte
Third Street
Shomont Ice Cream Company
First Avenue W
First Avenue
First
Second Streets
Railway Express Company
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Lula B. McGuiness
Mage Point
Still Alarm
Company O
Katherine Fiala
Joseph Fiala
Ruth Jean Coats
Calvin Coats
Ernest Louis Crouch
Lola M. Crouch
Charles Chado
Mary Chado
Ruth M. Bach
John D. Bach
Woodrow H. Bebee
Waneta Bebee
Donald F. Quass
Helen Marie Durek
William A. Cady
Geraldine Waterbury
Floyd Swenson
Barbara Bashara
Robert Bramson
Nadine Robertson
Frederick J. Stark
Leila Fair
Elroy H. Novak
Arlene Dvorak
Gene E. Claussen
Margaret M. Miller
Francis C. Konecny
Naomi Ruth Parish
Kenneth Frederick Dankert
Betty Jean Brown
Robert L. Voeltz
Martha Kucera
Bernard J. Polansky
Helen Rose Pisarik
Carroll H. Hopt
Alma
Ruth L. Ross
Charles Herbert Lavin
Hampton
Lorraine Maxine Walker
Fayette
Harold Gordon Kent
Emporia
Ethel Mae Bigger
Lisbon
Shirley Robert Stuefen
Betty Lou Sebrecht
Palo
Ralph van der Miller
Dubuque
Dorothy Morrow
Joseph L
Britain
O’connor
Farmuilies
Williams
Davy
Wiliams
Lse
Twelfth Street
Lazio
Lazio’s
Birtes
Hurley
Jodoin
Herman
Wilbur
Trzil Services
Mrs
Ser
Rabbi Schaalman
Social Agencies Council
DRAKE
Kru
Joel T. Boon
Navy Medical Corps
Boone
Harding, Coolidg
Hoover
Lowan
Mass
Chester
Brockway
Calvary Baptist
Sth Avenue
6Th St
Rodney C. Gould
Bethany Lutheran Church
First Avenue x
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