Daily Record Weather and Notices June 3 1958
The Daily Record reports high and low temperatures for cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York and more with a town forecast of cloudy skies scattered showers tonight and Wednesday. It lists precipitation totals barometer readings humidity winds and sunrise sunset times along with a long list of births marriages and legal notices.
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Bismarck
Minapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
L. Angeles
Seattle
Miami
Wichita
Top-Level Staff Member Resigns School Position
Cedar Rapids school board accepted multiple resignations including Special Counselor James E. Lewis after 51 years with the system. New hires and 16 vacancies anticipated for 1958-59, with 145 to 150 new teachers planned.
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Cedar Rapids
James E. Lewis
Wisconsin State Division For Children and Youth
Lewis
Helen Laipple
Roosevelt
Eileen Davis
Indiana University
Charles Kuenzi
Missouri
Franklin
Betty Vecera
Betty Womack
Nila _Klinge
Kay Reeves
Betty Debban
Jeannine Welch
Julie Lamps
Walter P. Louder
Howard Sylvester
Kenneth Lemke
David Rosenberg
Jean Ludwig
Jack Roesch
Kenneth Willits
Joan Fulton
Charles Holloway
Jean Craig
Margaret Wolf
Martin Wilson To Run Against Kosek And Moyer
Democrats Frank L. Martin and Robert F. Wilson won a three man race for Linn county state representative nominations, defeating Charles W. Hobbie. Republicans Ernest Kosek and Clinton H. Moyer were unopposed for the two GOP nominations. Voter turnout was among the county's lowest since World War II.
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Martin
Wilson
Kosek
Moyer
Frank L. Martin
Robert F. Wilson
Ernest Kosek
Clinton H. Moyer
Linn County
Charles W. Hobbie
Frank L. Martin Eee
Robert F. Wilson Whee
Charles W. Hobbie Eeees
Judge orders injunction in Cedar Rapids Teamsters case
Judge Graven ruled that the NLRB ruling on the hot cargo clause must stand unless higher courts overturn it and that a reasonable show of unfair labor practices justifies the injunction. Witnesses described union pressure to enforce the clause and threats against firms handling specified cargo.
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Ning
NLRB
Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Des Moines
MLRB
LeRoy Mather
Washington, D.C
William Phelan
Iowa City
Boyd and Rummelhart
Charles Hastings
Cedar Rapids
Frantz Construction
Frank Martin
Teamsters Union
John Shea
Cedar Rapids Building I Trades Council
Ness
Melvin Smith
The
Teamsters
Sadler
Smith
Shea
Motor Freight Company
Fiist
Earl Riley
Maher Brothers Transfer Company
Walter Conant
Manford A. Rice
Rock Island Motor Transit
Harold L. Lindley
John Zahorik
Iron Workers Union
John Evans
Building Trades Council
Father Pacha
Cedar Rapids poised to vote on three new pools this summer
A mid July special election will present separate ballots for three pools in Cedar Rapids. The largest pool, about 75 by 150 feet, would cost about 225000 in northeast Cedar Rapids. two smaller pools, about 50 by 120 feet, would cost about 100000 each. Potential sites include Noelridge, Van Vechten, and Jones Memorial parks.
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Cedar Rapids
Noelridge
van Vechten
Jones Memorial
Jones Parks
Jaycees
Keota man waives to grand jury on second offense drunk driving
Special to The Gazette. Eugene J. Monaghan, 44, of Keota, has waived to the grand jury on a charge of drunk driving second offense. He was arrested May 29 in Keota. Bond was set at 600 dollars.
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Gazette
Sigourney
Eugene J.monaghan
Keota
Body of Drowning Victim Recovered
The body of 62 year old Otto Anderson of Des Moines was recovered Monday afternoon from Rock Creek lake east of Kellogg. His wife Florence Hazel Anderson, 63, was recovered last Saturday night after an 80 mile wind swept the lake. Otto was found about 200 yards north of the Isaak Walton boat landing.
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Newton
Otto Anderson
Des Moines
Rock Creek Lake
Kellogg
Florence Hazel Anderson
Anderson
Isaak Walton
Youth alias Grant charged with burglary in Lee home
Charleston police report a youth calling himself Grant was charged on Monday with burglarizing the home of a man named Lee on the eve of Jefferson Davis birthday. Police say there were no confederates involved.
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Charleston
S. C
Grant
Lee
Jefferson Davis
Freeway Vote Urged at Des Moines Hearing
Des Moines attorney Clyde Herring urged a public referendum on whether to build a 55 million dollar freeway through the city. At a day long hearing about the project, opponents questioned costs such as sewer relocations while supporters claimed benefits to property values. Councilman Conley cautioned that gathering data would take time as about 200 attendees debated the plan.
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Des Moines
UPI
Clyde Herring
Herring
Leo J. Lucier
Lucier
Robert Conley
Owen Cunningham
George Waters
Corsican Faction Displeased by Cabinet Choice
A returning traveler reports Corsican backers of the military committee ruling Corsica upset by Gen. de Gaulle's cabinet. French civil authorities have not resumed administration of the island since his return to power.
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Nice
France
Corsica
de Gaulle
Auto Club Re-elects H. G. Cap Hedges President
H G Cap Hedges was reelected president of the Cedar Rapids Auto Club at its 36th annual meeting. Officers include C W Bloomhall first vice president Frank K Powers second vice president A T Pleune treasurer and C C Birr secretary. Bloomhall Pleane and Powers reelected to three year terms on the board. Frank T Nye elected to serve the remaining year of the late H G Beals term Birr reelected club manager.
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H. G
Cap” Hedges
Cedar Rapids Auto Club
C. W. Bloomhall
Frank K. Powers
A. T. Pleune
C. C. Birr
Bloomhall
Pleane
Powers
Frank T. Nye
H. G. Beals
Birr
Horace Zimpher Dies at Center Point at 65
Horace Zimpher 65, retired farmer, died Monday in Center Point. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Murdoch chapel with burial in Quasqueton cemetery. He moved to Center Point two years ago after serving in World War I. Survivors include five daughters, two sons, two brothers, and a sister, all named in local obituary.
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Center Point
Horace Zimpher
Brandon
Murdoch
Quasqueton
Robert Bures
Sandra Zimpher
Lester Bures
Rowley
LaVerne Kelly
van Horne
Alvin Ary
Robins
Leslie
Cedar Rapids
Wilbur
Topeka
Kan
Clarence
Waukon
Homer
Walker
Alvin _Zimpher
Poor Way to Seek Office Leads to Arrest in Harlan
In Harlan Kentucky a self styled gubernatorial candidate Thurman Hamlin 27 was arrested after a report of attempted breaking and entering at the home of Mrs. Floyd Powell. Deputies say he claimed he sought campaign help after stopping for a flat tire and was jailed in default of a $500 bond awaiting a hearing.
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Harlan, Ky
Jess Johnson
Thurman Hamlin
Floyd Powell
Hamlin
G.O.P
Deaths of George W. Quimby and Winifred Eva Boston
George W. Quimby 70, of Cedar Rapids, formerly Seattle, died after brief illness. Survived by brother Wilmot Quimby and brother in law Hershel Orr. Service at Beatty Bearle's with cremation to follow. Winifred Eva Boston Cedar Rapids resident 46 years and retired nurse died after long illness. Services pending at Turner chapel.
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George W. Quimby
Hershel Orr
Righthave
Whitefield
N. H
Cedar Rapids
Seattle
E. K. Schneider
First Evangelical Church
Tuesay
Winifred Eva Boston
Beverave
Maquoketa
Miss Boston
First Congregational Church
Turner Chapel
Murray Grabs Republican Nomination for Iowa Governor
Murray declares victory as he thanks supporters and outlines a positive campaign plan across 99 counties. He cites unity, strong leadership, and a broad team effort from the party and volunteers to win in November. Nicholas acknowledges the outcome and stresses party discipline and preparation. Murray carried Story county decisively and won largely in eastern counties. Nicholas carried 31 counties, led by Cerro Gordo. Loveless offered no comment on Murray's nomination.
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Gree
Nicholas
Republican Party
Iowa
Ames
Murray
James
Jack Milroy
Vinton
W. S. Rupe
Edward Morrissey
Valeria
State Central Committee
General Assembly
William H. Nicholas
United
Des Moines
Loveless
Cerro Gordo
Story
Linn Democrats Outvoted In 5-2 Linn County Primary
In Monday's primary, Republicans led by broad margins while Democrats advanced two candidates to the November ballot. George Vondracek won the sheriff nomination and Anthony R. Scolaro won the First District supervisor seat, with GOP incumbents leading in most offices and party balance reflected in the unofficial Linn County results.
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Linn
G.O.P
Linn Democrats
George Vondracek
Anthony IR. Scolaro
Vondracek
Scolaro
M. G. Worthen
Billy Pulda
Cyril F. Klima
Otto F. Hanzlik
Andrew “al” Steen
Frank F. Bates
B. L. Hale
Melvin J. McCalley
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Dempsy Jones
Ward J. Hauskins
James H. Smith
Rae
Richard F. Nazette
Robert M. Fassler
L. J. Burianek
Richard W. Navratil
Martin Wiley
Anthony R. Scolaro
Miles P. Sutera
Glenn V. Heady
Iowa congressional primaries show tight races and undecided districts
In Iowa, margins favored Neal Smith and Robert E. Waggoner in several districts while several 5th and 7th district Democratic contests lacked clear winners after unofficial tallies. O'Brien and Hays led close races, with canvass pending to finalize nominations and the fall matchups set against Coad and Hoeven.
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Ellsworth O. Hays
Hamlin Farmer
Duane Orton
Atlantic
Woodbury County
Donald E. O'Brien
Charles Hoeven
Alton
Murray Captures State Primary Vote Despite Tax Reform Backlash
Murray won across urban and rural regions, defeating Nicholas who lost ground in western border counties and rural districts. Nicholas carried Fayette only 1491 votes versus 2277 in 1956 and lost Worth county for the first time. The statewide tally remained under 300,000 votes for both parties.
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Nicholas
Fayette County
Murray
Worth County
Leo Elthon
the Gazette
Ropes Wins Narrow Nomination in Iowa Commerce Race
With 2427 of 2486 precincts reporting, John Ropes the Republican held 18.3 percent of the vote to lead a field of seven for two Iowa Commerce Commission seats. John A. Tallman trailed by about 18 thousand votes, while Harold Hughes and Bernard Martin won nominations for the two seats in the November election.
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Kosek
Moyer
Iowa
G.O.P
Hugh Lundy
Albia
P. E. Norris
Centerville
Des Moines
UPI
Commerce
John Ropes
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Ropes
Commerce Commission
John A. Tallman
Clarion
Harold E. Hughes
Ida Grove
Bernard J. Martin
George Cuttler
Sioux City
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