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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1951

Page

2

Wrangle Over Alleged Liquor Bribe Flares Wrangle

Democratic state headquarters said a State Liquor Control commissioner received a source alleging a distillery offered $10 000 to have its products listed in state stores. Commissioner Nethergall denied action, said probing found no corroboration, and the investigation continues. Scott, a West Union Republican, claimed agents told him of the offer and later described it as strong but noted no direct bribe was arranged.

Des Moines R. W. Nebergali State Bureau of Criminal Investigation George Scott Nethergall Scott Frank Moorhead Democratic Moorhead West Union Commission Beardsley Blue Scott Monday Senate

Coburn Denies Report He Will Quit Commission

Iowa Liquor Control Commission chair Arthur A. Coburn denied rumors he will resign. Democratic columnist Frank Moorhead had suggested Coburn might step down after July 1 when Commissioner George L. Scott leaves on June 30. Coburn said he took the job to carry out the governor's program and dismissed the rumors as propaganda.

DES Moines Arthur A. Coburn Iowa Liquor Control Commission Frank Moorhead Democratic Coburn Moorhead George L. Scott Scott

Breakin Reported At Rent-All Company

Police investigated a breakin at the Rent-All Company located at 2909 First avenue SE. Owner Harold Reid said $25 was stolen from the cash register between 5 30 p m Sunday and 7 30 a m Monday, with officers noting a key opened the front door and the register. Reid claims he is the only key holder.

First Avenue SE Harold Reid Reid

Public hearing set on industrial rezoning south of R avenue NE

City council schedules a public hearing for June 21 at 10 a.m. in the council room to address a proposal by the Iowa Manufacturing Company converting 4 percent of acres south of R avenue NE from commercial and residential use to light industrial. The ordinance requires landscaping along interior borders and bans north-side gates. The council previously passed two readings and will consider final passage after a third reading at the June 21 session.

R Avenue Iowa Manufacturing Company City Plan Commission Chamber of Commerce

Cedar Rapids Chamber Plans One-Day Membership Drive

The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will run a one day new member drive a week from Thursday directed by Vice-president L W Van Nostrand. The effort engages 72 workers from the Civic and Young Men's bureaus with six captains per group and four member teams.

Chamber Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce L. W. van Nostrand Civic and Young Men’s Civic Bureau Walker Smith D. E. Fetzer

Hoover Expresses Regret Over Leech Death

Former President Herbert Hoover wired from New York his regrets on the death of A. M. Bert Leech 77 of West Branch a boyhood friend. Funeral services were held Sunday in West Branch with burial in the local cemetery.

Herbert Hoover New York A. M Bert” Leech West Branch Leech Hoover The Gazette Iowa Mr. Leech West Branch Cemetery

Dick Jones Undergoes Abdominal Surgery in Cedar Rapids

Parks Commissioner Richard C. Jones, 61, had abdominal surgery Monday at St. Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids. Officials reported his condition as good immediately after the operation.

Richard C. Jones St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids

Solon man Earl Boarts takes his own life

Earl E Boarts 53 of Solon died by hanging at 8 30 a m Sunday his body found in a shed behind his home He had been despondent over ill health He was a World War II veteran and a member of the Stinocher post American Legion He leaves a stepfather a half sister three half brothers and two Texas relatives Services will be held at Brosh funeral home Solon at 2 p m Tuesday Rev Raymond White with burial at Oakland cemetery military rites to be provided by Stinocher post Friends may call at the funeral home

Earl E. Boarts Solon Boarts Stinocher American Legion Evan

Zoning Petition Sparks Local Protest Over Center Point Road

A Monday protest opposed changing four corner lots at Center Point road and Cold Stream avenue NE from commercial to residential use. Signers aimed to keep 1731 Center Point road and 1823 Cold Stream avenue zoned as is, rejecting earlier requests to commercialize 1725 Center Point road for a grocery store.

Center Point Road Cold Stream Avenue

Man Nearly Dies From Home Gas Leak In Dayton

Milo Kubasa, 39, of 4217 Mt. Vernon Road SE, nearly died Monday morning while attempting to move a gas meter. Pressure prevented him from capping the pipe, gas flooded the room, neighbors and his wife carried him outside, and police officers shut off the feed.

Milo Kubasa Mt. Vernon Road Kubasa

Promoter of Golf Held in Contempt in Court

Chicago reports promoter George S. May, famed for rich golf tours and a senate crime committee witness, was held in contempt for noncooperation with a grand jury gambling investigation. Also found contempt were Edward Rezek and Matt Niesen of Tam o Shanter Country Club. sentencing set for Wednesday.

Chicago George S. May Senate Crime Committee May Julius H. Miner Edward Rezek Tam _ o’Shanter Matt Niesen Miner

Reckless Driver Fined After Three-Car Crash

Milo Dvorak sustained eye injuries Sunday afternoon when his car collided with another on the viaduct south of Cedar Rapids along highway 218. Richard H. Dougherty faced charges of reckless driving and was fined $50 and costs by Judge William Matias after the Monday traffic court.

Milo Dvorak Twenty-sixth Avenue Cedar Rapids Richard H. Dougherty H Street William Matias Dougherty Thomas Ovington Forty-sixth Street Dvorak

Appointment Notice Executrix Frances Merritt in Iowa

Notice is given that Frances Merritt on May 26 1951 was duly appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of J I Merritt deceased in Linn County Iowa All persons having claims against the estate must file authenticated forms with the Linn County Iowa District Court clerk by the designated deadline to receive payment or settlement.

State of Iowa Linn County J. I. Merritt Iowa Frances Merritt

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