Students Nabbed After Airport Brawl at Hunter Airport
Cedar Rapids detectives arrested three University of Town students on assault and battery charges stemming from a May 1 brawl at the Skyway Inn at Hunter airport in Iowa City. A fourth student, away in Iowa City, faced the same charges. bonds were set at 110 dollars each.
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University of Town
Skyway Inn
Hunter Airport
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Justice of the Peace
C. J. Hutchinson
Duane R. Tolson
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
John Oakley
East
Chicago
Ind
Bill Eli Bosith
Louise I. Flood
Thomas James Martinkus
N. Flood
Ruth E. Steffy
Valley, Ill
William D. Steffy
Martha G
Cuhel
Jerry Cuhel
Tolson
Oakley
SAI
Death notices for Marilyn Horne of Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Horne wife of Dareld Horne died Saturday at 5 10 p m in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a sudden illness. She was born July 17 1935 in Marengo and moved to Cedar Rapids in 1953. She worked in Smulekoff s cashier department. They married June 6 1954 at First Lutheran church Cedar Rapids. Surviving: husband infant daughter Dabora her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Huntelman of Marengo and brother Charles of Marengo. Funeral by Rev Theodore Youngquist and calls after 6 p m Sunday at Turner chapel.
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Marilyn Horne
Dareld Horne
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Mar‘engo
Smulekoff
Cashier Department
First Lutheran
Dabora
Ernest Huntelman
Marengo
Charles
Horne
First Lutheran Church of
Marengo High School
Theodore Youngquist
Turner Chapel
Melchior Rites Set. Cedar Rapids Carpenter Dies
Joseph S. Melchior 64 a carpenter of 817 B avenue NE Cedar Rapids died after a long illness in a local hospital. Born January 4 1891 in Belle Plaine Minnesota he married Mayme Greenbush in 1917. Survived by wife three sisters two brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at St Peter and Paul Belle Plaine Tuesday. friends may call Brady mortuary Sunday. Cancer fund donations suggested.
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Joseph S. Melchior
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Minn
Melchior
Mayme Greenbush
Elizabeth Alstead
Minneapolis
Anna Quatman
Eisenhower Nominated for Flying Farmers Honor
Sen. Carlson former Kansas governor urged an honorary life membership in the National Flying Farmers Association after Eisenhower used a small plane to travel to Gettysburg. Carlson praised light plane transport for short distances and grass runways as appropriate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Sen
Carlson
National Flying Farmers’ Assn
Kansas
Jesuit Weekly Praises Billy Graham in America Magazine
New York AP Billy Graham, a Southern Baptist evangelist, receives praise from the Jesuit weekly America. The piece notes Graham’s sincere zeal and ability to discuss theology with Catholics. It cites large crowds in Europe as evidence of Protestant hunger for God and wishes him well in reawakening faith.
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Jesuit Weekly
Billy
Jesuit National Weekly
America
Graham
God
Forse Show Highlights Riders and Big Winners
The day featured 12 entries with seven horses winning ribbons as top classes included Western pleasure Open Palomino and Five Gaited English. Winners hailed from Iowa Minnesota Missouri and Nebraska with champions like Flash Hytone Beauty Nick Highland and Royal Flush. The show noted high quality with several out of state victors and an incident-free event aside from a minor injury to timer Thomas Burlingham.
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Rhythm
Dempsey
William Ketelson
Springville
Flash
Mary Rae Rauber
Iowa City
Hytone Beauty
Orville Lowe
Des Moines
Nick Highland
Charles Cochran
Solon
Adolph Storz
Omaha
Storz
Swing A Thing
Nevilles, Inc
Minneapolis
R. C. Springer and Sons
Pittsfield
Ronnie
Rocket
Missouri
Elmer Williams
Kirksville
Sunny Acre
Robert Hensley
W. C. Carstens
Thomas A. Burlingham
St. Luke's Hospital
Junior Fine Harness
Ray Diebert
Sac City
Meadow Beauty
Geo. Dewey
Waterloo
Kay More
R. Q O. Stickler
Dusty Rhodes
Ralph Renner
Cass City
Valley Stables
Marengo
Southern Chimes
D. E. Wallen
Minn
Border Patrol
Ivan Wilson
Centerville
Susan
Larry Herschberg
Mankato
Adah B. Dickey
Worthington
Skylark
Bradley Ickey
Dr. D. I. Muirhead
Window
Owen
Cliff Austin
Grundy Center
Wilson
Dwight Heltebridle
Roy Tweet
Trenton
Raft Horse
Hitech
Bill
Ray Bohen
Shell Rock
Linda
L. L. Hindman
Alburnett
Dolly Jaleon
Herschel Griffith
Malcolm
Lamont
Hytone
Mary Rae Dauber
Orin Dennis
Ft Madison
Majorette
Glen Harrison
Stonewall Starlicht
Virgil Thompson
Weaver
Wild William
Venetian Rex
Venetian Blind Co
Zephyr Story
Hazel Morrow
Wyaconda
Fox
Charles Cochra Solon
Sage Lee Minor
Fairfax
Pepperina
Fortune
Elmer Garrels
Mt. Pleasant
Sandy
Stanley Forsythe
Brandon
Paul Starry
Central City
H. Buck
Milton Gauger
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Sec- Gaic
Land
Chief's Cricket
Chief Penny Stable
Apis Western Equitation
Trixie
Barbara Haskell
Jim Estling
Queen
Bell Ranch
DeWar
Golden Red Champ
Nick
Shirley Starry
Mac
Ote Knight
Trigger
Fred Eilers & Son
Mechanicsville
Palomino
Royal Flush
Vic Swanson
Ft. Madison
Golden Lady
Holling
Ray Deibert
C. A. Osler
Walnut
Flying Floyd
H. J. Hoffman
Hastings
Emily Genius
H. B. Martinka
Sir Echo
Shilson Stables
Judie Swartz
Davenport
Patty Voshell
June Bride
H. J. Brenneman
Ainsworth
Larry G. Smith
George O'Brien
Marion
Ruth Cheveston
Newton
Rex
Betty Houston
Shirley Lowe
Ginger
Ray Bohan
Dolly
Easter
Menzo Yearia Malcolm
Hackney
King's Sensation
Adolph G. Storz
Lee Irvin
Ottumwa
Glenholme
Bobbie Lee Barrymore
R. C. Stickler
Mary Lee Baltimore
Charles Tracy
Lorelei
Cliff Monroe
Grinnell
L. D. Berry
Katie Kalarama
Stanton Sarnson
Rocket R. C. Springer and Sons
Pitts- Heic
Ave Crockett
Grege Reisinger
Idora
Phyllis Stepp
Kellogg
Ed Bear and Sons
Steam Boat Rock
Wonder_ Child
Chuck Ostrich
Maxwell
Blarney Stone
Virginia Poage
Wapello
Volney Diltz
Sevent Sunray
R. C. Springer
Kala Noble
St. Paul
Letha Moon
Simonsen
Hubbard
the Ipolitician
Parker and Martinka
R. O. Stickler
H J. Hoffman
Shenandoah
Riley Packing Company
LaVere_ Brecht
Rex Sunkist
Ray Morrow
Golden Zipper
Tipton
W. C._Carstens
Pringle
Clark's Grove Elevator Company
Mountain Echo
Skylarking
UAW Presses Ford Over Jobless Benefit Plan Stance
The UAW disputes Ford demand for staged supplemental jobless payments directed by a $55 million trust fund. Reuther warns the plan could lock funds inactive while workers lose security. The union and GM discuss, but Ford remains the focus as GM contract nears expiration.
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UAW
Ford
Reuther
Matt Wineberg
General Motors Corporation
Post Office Introduces Signed For Mail Service
The Cedar Rapids post office introduces a signed for delivery option requiring the addressee or a resident to sign upon receipt. Return receipts cost seven cents. special delivery available. A 10 cent service charge applies for proof of delivery. 15 cent stamps or combinations may be used if a new stamp is unavailable. The old 30 cent minimum for no value registered mail is discontinued, leaving a 40 cent minimum registry fee.
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Cedar Rapids
British Tourists Die of Thirst in Crossing Sahara
Two British tourists perish while crossing the Sahara in a desert trek. The incident is reported as part of city briefs and brief notices in local papers.
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Sahara
YMCA Toastmasters-YMCA club meets Tuesday evening speakers named
Local YMCA and Hawkeye Toastmasters announce meetings with a list of approaching speakers including Gordon March Warren Bruene R Vander Hamm Chris London and others. Also notes Hawkeye Toastmasters meet Monday 545 pm in Bishops cafeteria and an executive committee gathering at 8 pm 415 Gwendolyn drive NE. Arizonans sought Cedar Rapids police seek missing couple Ronald and Mrs Brown traveling from Rockford Illinois in an emergency message.
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YMCA
Ymca Toastmasters Club
Gordon March
Warren, Bruene
R. Vander Hamm
Chris London
Ralph Gearhart
Robert
Geiger
James Lightner
Sahara
French West Africa
Muriel Taylor
Chester
England
Alain Cooper
Kenya
Guezzam
Dakar
Foreign Office
Peter Barnes
Barnes
Hawkeye
Toastmasters Club
Bishop’s
Russell Anthony
Harry Whitehead
Dean Miller
Warren Bendtschneider
Clarence Jung
H. Lloyd Miller
Ross Wilson
Gwendolyn Drive
Cedar Rapids
Ronald Brown
Rockford, Ill
Arizona
Local military and civic notices from Cedar Rapids
Air Reserve in Cedar Rapids names Capt. Robert F. Kucera and Capt. Dale Sage to lead a stag replacing the reserve squadron meeting at 1213 Second Street SE. Three Cedar Rapids reservists join the 377th Engineer Group at headquarters company. Railway veterans unit plans a Bever Park picnic. Juvenile delinquency study committee holds its second meeting at 7:30 p.m. at WMT studios with Municipal Judge James Patterson as speaker. Cedar Rapids Rotarians at the Chicago Rotary convention listed: Robert Widmark, Arthur Barlow, John M. Ely, C. L. Fon.
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Air Reserve
Robert F.kucera
Dale Sage
Cedar Rapiids Air Force Reserve Squadron
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
377Th Engineer Group
Daryl P. Lewis
Laurence W. Klima
Robert C. Mineck
Junior Chamber of Commerce
WMT
James Patterson
Rotary International
Chicago
Robert Widmark
Arthur Barlow
John M. Ely
C. L. Fon
UAW Voted Out At McQuay Plant Bargain Unit Loss
In Faribault Minnesota the CIO United Auto Workers Union on strike since June 10 1954 was voted out. Faribo Independent Union received 152 votes while nine employees voted for no union. The regional NLRB conducted the election following a petition by the segregy union organizers. McQuay Inc makes ice machines and air conditioning units.
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Faribault, Minn
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
McQuay, Inc
UAW
Faribo Independent Union
Regional
National Labor Relations Board
Lynn Swaney Elected Trustee by Iowa Elks
In Sioux City the Iowa Elks Association closed its convention with Francis Moetzel of Des Moines named state president. Vice-presidents include Harry Burrell Ames Walter Andresen Davenport B G Tanter Carroll and John McKeever Dubuque. Lynn Swaney Cedar Rapids chosen as trustee for a four year term. Present trustees are A R Ferasse Clyde Shellady and Henry L Michael.
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Sioux City
Iowa Elks Association
Francis Moetzel
Des Moines
Harry Burrell
Ames
Walter Andresen
Davenport
B. G. Tanter
Carroll
John McKeever
Dubuque
Sanford H. Schmalz
Muscatine
A. P. Lee
Marshalltown
Lynn Swaney
Cedar Rapids
A. R. Ferasse
Clyde Shellady
Iowa City
Henry L. Michael
Council Bluffs
Geneva Meeting Agreed With Big Four On Geneva Start
The United States told Britain and France it will hold the top level Big Four meeting at Geneva starting July 18. Previously Eisenhower and Dulles favored Lausanne or Stockholm, while the Russians pressed Vienna. Geneva was seen as acceptable if the leaders would meet there, despite past associations with the Indo China peace settlement.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Geneva
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Dulles
Lausanne
Stockholm
Vienna
Boy 15 Pleads Innocent in Mass Murder Case
Gerald Paul Troiano, 15, pled innocent to murdering eight year old Margaret Gormley in the cellar of the families’ shared home in Portland Maine. He is held without bail for the September term. His lawyer plans to seek commitment to a state mental hospital for observation. Margaret was bludgeoned Friday after mass and communion.
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Portland
Maine
Gerald Paul Troiano
Margaret Gormley
Gerald
Margaret
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Haley
Joseph, H
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Duane G
Antonia
Toddville
Pennock
Wayne A
A Avenue
Krejci
Richard W
Mays
Douglas J
Thirty-first Street
Sanger
Wilbur W
Hanna
George
Eighteenth Street
Edgeton
Loren
Third Avenue
Rigel
Marvin
Erenberger
Bernard, Solon
Kroupa
Leonard
Avenue NW
Chandler, Ariz
Richard L. Gravenhorst
Williams Air Force Base Hospital
Gravenhorst
Sally Mead
Joe L. Mead
Sgt. Gravenhorst
Arlene Gravenhorst
Eleventh Street NW
K. C. Gravenhorst
New York
Robert D. Carter
Kathryn F. Gustafson
William Bright
Mary L. Melton
Raymond E. Harris
Madalyn S. Davis
Thomas J. Scaglione
Jean A. Watros
Daryl D. Daker
Beverly J. Briles
John G. Munson, Jr
Ann B. Macek
Richard C. Blood
Susan Kohl
Lyle Caldwell
Betty Caldwell
Frank Carthey
Eleanor Carr
Dale H. Baldwin
Lucille M. Struve
Palo
Paul K. Nunn
Oxford
Lorna Haeussler
John Booze
Cedar Rap
Peggy Hess
Elmer Hansbarger
Greenville
Ohio
Zella H. Lynn
Mary C. Rankinen
Franklin R. Heiserman
Rowley
Marlene R.mollenhauer
Center Point
Alan B. Coffin
Strawberry Point
Glendora L. Shaffer
Arlington
Arlyn L. Clary
Douglas
Kan
Wilma Brown
Charles D. Metcalf
Anamosa
Patricia A. Sedlacek
Charles F. Walker
Betty J. Walker
Patricia Floerchinger
Irvin Floerchinger, Jr
Viola K.elgas
William F. Elgas
Mer- Ina R. Miller
James B. Miller
Sixteenth Avenue
B Street
Iowa
Isaac E. Isaacs
Beckman
Oakland Cemetery
Oscar Lawson
Goettsch
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Donald Fritz
Herbert Thome
Thome
Jerry Navratil
Harold Mackey
Charles Benesh
Lke
Jay W. Hesser, Sr
Jay W. Hesser, Jr
Barta
Hesser
Fifth Avenue and
Eighth Street
Dial
Billy Graham
Forse
Lottamwa
Ann Hathaway
Ogan
Eokuk
Black Symphony
Judie
Betz Monuments
3Rd Ave
S.E. Dial
Murdoch Funeral Homes
Walker
Teahen Funeral Home
First Ave
N.W
Novak Monument Co
Beatty - Bearle
Associated Press
Benjamin O. Davis
U.S. Air Force
3Th Air Force
Formosa
Stamp Club
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Montrose Hotel
Millard Barnett
Philippine Republic
W. D. MacKenzie Co
5Th St
Adv
Leita’s Beauty Shop
St. S.E
Optimist Club
Allis-Chalmers
Roosevelt Hotel
The
Allied Industrial League
Camp Wapsie Y
National Association of Cost Accountants
Purchasing Agents Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
St. Patrick’s Church
Itana
James F. Reevers
Fred H.killen
Erwin J. Wasta
Hugo Struve
Waldo Wegner
Charles Roberts
M. Hi. Morrison
National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway
Bever Park
Elks
Jim Reeder
U.S
Iowa Memorial Co
John E. Lapes
Florist
3Rd Avenue
Mt. Vernon Ave
Grant Wood
Turner Mortuary
Turner Service
John B
Turner & Sons
2Nd Ave
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