Masterson Found Guilty in Cathedral Stabbing Case
Des Moines jur y convicts 24 year old John A. Masterson of assault with intent to commit manslaughter in the stabbing of Theresa O Connor at St Ambrose cathedral on Sept 11. Sentencing set for June 21. maximum five year term. Masterson had pleaded innocent by reason of insanity and had been treated at the mental hospital in Iowa City.
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DES Moines
John A. Masterson
Theresa O’connor
St. Ambrose Cathedral
Dring Needham
Masterson
O’connor
State Psychopathic Hospital
Iowa City
PEE WEE REESE SHOW Baseball Techniques On Air
Radio segments on baseball techniques feature PEE WEE REESE SHOW at 45, P.M. Saturdays on KORG KCRK. Dodgers shortstop hosts sliding safety tips and bent knee mechanics. Quincy Gems begin three-game series with Indians at Memorial Park tonight at 8. DUGOUT DOPE and Bob Brooks call at 7:20 and 8:00.
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Pee Wee Reese
Satordays
KORG
KCRK
Dodger
Star
Quincy Gems
Cedar Rapids
Indians
Memorial Park
Gram
KCRG
Bob Brooks
Masons Hold Grand Lodge School of Instruction in C R
Masons attended the annual Grand Lodge school of instruction at Cedar Rapids’s Scottish Rite temple and Masonic hall. More than 225 men studied for certificates as Masonic instructors and district lecturers with Past Grand Masters John T. Ames and J. Guy Swartzlander directing. Degree instruction ran Friday to Monday at 7:30 p.m. as Master Masons gathered ahead of the 108th annual grand lodge communication opening public ceremonies at Memorial Coliseum Tuesday at 9 a.m.
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Iowa
Grand Lodge
Memorial Coliseum
Radio and TV Log for The Gazette Service
The Gazette lists current radio and television programs for WMT CBS WHO and KXEL stations. The log highlights scheduling details, channel assignments, and program names as a reader service at no charge to the stations.
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the Gazette
Fragmented Radio Schedule Notes from a Local Evening
A fragmented listing shows Friday evening program blocks and sport segments. Entries include Quincy and Boston related items, with times like 0:00 7:00 and 7:30, plus mentions of dugout dope and pee wee coverage.
Schedule entries for Air Force theater and honors
A fragment lists times 9:30 Air Force 9:45 E. Howard O. 11:1 Medal of Honor 11:30 Child Theater 11:45 Sports Camera 11:55 News. The readable items indicate a broadcasting or program slate with brief event labels and times.
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Air Force
TV Schedule Fragments for Friday to Saturday
The listing shows a fragmented TV timetable with programs and times from Friday night through Saturday morning. Entries include Hollywood at 6:00, Jackie Gleason at 7:00, Cubs-Boston game, Perry Como, Kit Carson, and a 10:00 score scoreboard, plus space patrol and Pentagon segments on Saturday.
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Hollywood
Friend Ima
Playhouse
Jackie Gleas
Cubs
Boston
Perry Como
Kit Carson
Sammy Kaye
Pentagon
Space Patrol
Bruce Saturday Afternoon Schedule Update
Listing details a television afternoon lineup with programs including FE 00 pelleen PGs 1:30 H Ring and Kazootie and Western and Ranch and Man's Family scheduled between 11:00 and 5:30.
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Bruce
Milton Berle on rubber etymology cited for pencil marks
A Saturday morning note cites Milton Berle explaining that the term rubber derives from its use to rub out pencil marks on paper, among early European applications.
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Europe
House approves $6.45 billion foreign aid plan
The House passed a $6.447 billion foreign aid bill by 230 to 115 with one present, trimming nearly $1.5 billion from Truman’s request. The measure goes to the Senate for approval before final funding. Republicans vow further cuts when money is appropriated. Chairman James P. Richards called it a fair settlement, while Rep. John M. Vorys warned it is only the first chapter of reductions. The bill authorizes $6.431 billion in military and economic aid plus $16.481 million for the international children's fund.
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Washington
House
Congress
Truman
White House
James P. Richards
D-S.c
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
John M. Vorys
Rohio
Free Nations
International Children’s Fund
Iowa Representatives Split on Foreign Aid Bill Vote
In Washington, Reps. Cunningham and Le Compte of Iowa joined the majority backing the foreign aid bill. Reps. Dolliver Gross Hoven Jensen and Talle opposed, while Rep. Martin was paired against the measure.
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Washington
Cunningham and
le Compte
Iowa
House
Dolliver
Gross, Hoven
Jensen
Talle
Rep
Martin
Graduation Set at St Wenceslaus Church Tonight
Commencement exercises for St Wenceslaus school hold 8 PM at St Wenceslaus church. Ten graduates receive diplomas. Angela Dvorak with high honors and Robert Drahozal with honors. Rev A W Chihak to present diplomas and Rev J L Kissling to deliver the address.
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St. Wenceslaus Church
St. Wenceslaus School
Angela Dvorak
Robert Drahozal
A. W. Chihak
J. L. Kissling
Machinists Open House at New Hall in Cedar Rapids
The Machinists announce an open house at their new hall located at 3224 First Avenue NE. The event runs 2 to 12 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday with exhibits from Cedar Rapids factories. A ceremony at 2 p.m. Sunday will present 15 and 25 year membership pins to union members.
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New Machinists’ Union Hall
First Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Supervisors Approve Budget Measures May 20 1952
Linn County Iowa Board proceedings show approval of May 13 minutes and authorizations for payments on Secondary Road Assessment Districts 286 and 291 with 10 percent down. They suspend 1951 tax for Winifred Hopker and adopt multiple precinct election judge appointments for the June 2 1952 primary.
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State of
Iowa
of Linn
Board of Supervisors
Sutera
Wiley
Hood
Alice McAnally
Winifred Hopker
Center Point
Linn County
Code of Iowa
Mary
1St St
Black Andounty
Eckman, Mary
Marshall County
State Institutional Ledger
Marie Shramek
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Edward C. Shramek
Edward Shramek
Bertram—Ludvik Petrak
Edward Zobac
Clinton Berry
Boulder
A. J. Beranek
Ollie Kula
Goldie Walmutt
Springville
J. G. Van_Sickle
J. W. Carnahan
R. C. Hunte
C. E. Neal
F. M. Bailey
Viola
W. C
Secrist
F. B. Collins
Buffalo
Fred P. Bowdish
Grace Schatzle
Darrell Meredith
Clinton
John T. Wiley
Wm. Gibney
Lee O'Connell
Ethyle Gibney
Ava Dietz
College
John Farmon
J. i Heller
Richard J. Wager
Floy. Smith
Marion
George Ross
L. F. Levasseur
Albert Berry
LeRoy Scott
Ralph Michel
Mary J. Falcon
Grace Lang
J. E. Lisk
Mildred A. Titus
Grace
Benson
Burdena Rollins
J. B. Hogee
Lois Whitmer
Bertha Larkin
Marie
Dronmnce
Vict Garden
Ieeux
Sten Ackhee
Sietee Sadie
Eeligham
Bana Gaffey
Bertha Dozois
Anna Ds
Emily Walbrand
Marjorie
Widoghaiemed
Wankel
Swartzendruber Resigns as Marion High Principal
Marion high school principal Lee J. Swartzendruber has resigned to teach audio visual education at Goshen College Indiana. The school board, with no immediate successor named, also hired Kathleen J. Lucas to teach vocational homemaking and Diane Marie Murphy to teach English and dramatics. The board divided Smythe scholarships, expanded kindergarten hours at Emerson and Irving schools, and plans to hire another kindergarten teacher.
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J. F. Swartzendruber
Marion High School
Goshen
Ind
Swartzendruber
Marion
Kathleen J. Lucas
Bedford
Iowa State College
Diane Marie Murphy
Carroll
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Smythe
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Barrie Gable
Lloyd Olmstead
Kenneth Otting
Richard Bristol
Emerson
Irving
Ruby Powles
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Clemans Noted Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Hoglund host at 487 Ninth Avenue for the eighty seventh birthday of Mrs. O. E. Clemans, grandmother of Mrs. Ray Hoglund. Guests include Greta Richardson and daughter Renee, Jack Baker family from Cedar Rapids, and Reed Hoglund. Also listed are visitors from Lake Worth Florida and relatives traveling to Chicago for visits.
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W. J. Hoglund
Ray Hoglund
Ninth Avenue
O. E. Clemans
Greta Richardson
Renee
Jack Baker
Cedar Rapids
Jack
Candace
Reed Hoglund
Florida
Robert Jackson
Robbie
Chuck Aeschliman
Lake Worth, Fla
Kenneth Brown
Mrs. Jackson
Mrs. Brown
St. Luke’s Hospital
Services Monday for Frank Kadera of Oxford
Frank Kadera 78 lifelong Oxford area resident died after a long illness in a Cedar Rapids nursing home. He was born March 27, 1874 near Oxford. Survived by two daughters, one son, five grandchildren, sisters and brothers. Rosary tonight at 8 p.m. at the Rev P J Ryan presiding. services Monday 9 30 a.m. at St Marys church Oxford. burial in Hala cemetery near Swisher.
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Oxford
Frank Kadera
Cedar Rapids
Anna Jindrich Kadera
Edward H. Langer
Joe Pavlis
Elmer J
John Sedlacek
Swisher
John Svoboda
John Houser
Michael Machula
North Liberty
Samuel
Lof Sumner
Milo
William
Iowa City
Brushchapel
P. J. Ryan
St. Mary’s Church
Hala Cemetery
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Leah McCormac
E. L. Hovorka
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Jennie Gates
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Lee F Morris
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Royal Laundry
Med Aid Fisher Drug Co
Med Aid
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R_ L Mantz
R J Stephen
P O Hertzman
McKesson and Robbins
West Davenport
Nurr
Hamilton Co
Witwer Grocer
John Kanealy
Mae Reamer
Duster Bros
John McDonald Hospital
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Frank Smith
Sam Fernow
Drs Erskine
Prouty
Cooper Moon and
Hirleman
Med Aid Security Laboratories
C W Ziesman
Balster Furniture Co
Nash Finch Co
Man's Reformatory
Stanley Smith
C W Kern
Tee
Physicians Exchange
Ella Johnston
Della Benson
E A Martinson
Kenneth Anderson
Ralph Hunte
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R M Chapman
Sayers Clover Farm
Myrtle Price
Court Expense Fund
Goodyear Service Stores
Cl Manes
Edward J Dahms
An Wheel Drive Co
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Allen Supply Co
JF Anderson Lumber Co
EIB Ilib . Tee
Armco Drainage and Metal Inc
Baker Mfg Co
the Builders Materials Inc
Klinger Paint Co
Rubins Hardware Co
Ma Linn Co-Op Oil Co
D Mills and Co
Paul Myers
Bell Telephone Co
Orrick Lumber Co
Donald V Peterson
Shell Oil Co
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Stookey Mie Co
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Zeidler Concrete
Gnelan Dnt Geean
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Fred Nelson
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Albert D Miles
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Harry Hills
Howard Kennedy
Lloyd A Wright
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Chas Meroshek
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Walter Hurt
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Roy J Soukoup
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M Dvorak
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Sheridan
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Adv
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Richard Goins
Homemakers Club
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Grace Bacon
Linn County Lxtension Home Economist
Robert B. Allender
University of Iowa
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Pfc
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Pm CO
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Rochester,Minn
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Hazel ‘Snell
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Winter
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Philco TV
RCA Victor
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Robert C. Gross
Yale, Ore
E. G. Frederick
K. J. Barkwill
Jean Frederick
Presbyterian Hospital
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