Courthouse Dates Set for Non Jury Case Hearings
District Judge Floyd Phil brick assigns June and July dates for 17 non jury cases in the April term. Dockets include Schneider vs Lerigo on June 14 and receivership of Central City Dairy Co op on June 15, with further hearings through July 26 listing multiple civil actions and corporate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Schneider
Lerigo
Hetherington
Ownes
Hendrickson
Central City Dairy Co-op
Curl
Weland
Cedar Co. Skelgas
Gilmore
King
Contentos
Anderson Lumber Co
Thompson
Lafferty Construction
Cedar Rapids Building and Construction Trades
McGuire
Butler
Sommers
Pleads Innocent To Drunk Driving
Max Robert Schwichtenberg, 69, of 2421 Twelfth Ave SE, pled innocent in Linn district court to a drunk driving charge after being arrested Saturday on Eighth Avenue SE. Donald Kuemmerer, 36, Center Point farmer, was sentenced to 60 days in county jail after pleading guilty to drunk driving, with a previous 90 day sentence later corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Robert Schwichtenberg
Twelfth Ave
Linn
Eighth Avenue SE
Donald Kuemmerer
Center Point Farmer
Plaintiff Asks $9,925 In Car Accident Suit
Adam Herget filed a Linn district court suit seeking a 9,925 judgment for an auto crash on June 10, 1960, on highway 150 near Walker. He alleges Etheler H. Sisley and Harold G. Ammons pulled from a farm driveway into his eastbound path causing injuries and car damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Herget
Linn District Court
Walker
Etheler H. Sisley
Harold G. Ammons
Harold Motor Co
Herget
Sisley
Ammons
Assault Charge Against Roy Seidlitz
Roy J. Seidlitz of Marion waived preliminary hearing in municipal court and was bound over to the Linn County grand jury after being charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Police say he fought with his wife Audrey in their trailer and he was arrested Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Seidlitz
Marion
Linn County
Seidlitz
Audrey
Marion Police Report Fatal or Injury Incident
Police report a woman named Mrs Seidlitz was struck several times resulting in a leg laceration as part of the incident. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
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House
Marion
Michael Wear Arrigned On Forgery Charge In Linn District Court
Michael A Wear an 18 year old of 714 Memorial dr SE was arraigned in Linn district court on forgery charges and given until Friday to enter a plea. Police say he admitted forging six other checks and stealing three cars after an April 7 forged check for 20 dollars to Earl Bollew. He was arrested Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Wear
Memorial
Dr. SE
Linn District Court
Wear
Earl Bollew
Ceidar Rapids
Cooks face replevin suit over car recovery damages
Judith A. Cook sues Harlan W. Cook in a replevin action seeking retrieval of a car and $250 in damages. Arthur Pagles sues Lloyd Chesmore claiming $63.59 in damages from a traffic accident on February 16, 1961 at Sixth Street and Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith A. Cook
Harlan W. Cook
Arthur Pagles
Lloyd Chesmore
Sixth Street
Second Avenue
Collins Promotes John M. Haerle to Director of Advertising
Collins Radio Co announces John M. Haerle is promoted to director of advertising and public relations succeeding R. S. Gates. Haerle, formerly director of product lines, will oversee all advertising and PR for Collins divisions and subsidiaries after joining the company five years ago as manager of the broadcast product line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Radio Co
John M. Haerle
R. S. Gates
Collins
Haerle
Collins 5
Collins’ Southern Region
Gene Clark Injured In Two Car Collision
Gene L. Clark 26 of 814 Third Ave SE remained in satisfactory condition at St Luke's Hospital after a Monday morning two car crash on Highway 151 west of Springville. Potter 61 of Anamosa faces improper passing charge after colliding with Clark as Potter attempted to pass two vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene L. Clark
Third Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Springville
Clark
Ralph H. Potter
Anamosa
Linn County
Potter
Lions honor Stahl with public art and Cedar Rapids plaque
The Cedar Rapids Lions Club hosted a talk about building a tuberculosis hospital and world peace. After the speech, they presented speaker Grant Wood painting to Stahl while his wife Inger received a plaque from Mayor Jim Meaghan and Stahl was made an honorary Cedar Rapidian.
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Lions
Inger
Jim Meaghan
Stahl
General Humfeld warns need for civilian defense and strong weapons
Gen. H. E. Humfeld of Strategic Air Command tells Lions club delegates in Cedar Rapids that better weapons and robust civil defense are essential for security. He cites Russia giving civilians defense instruction and urban shelters while warning the United States must match civilian and air defense to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Humfeld
Strategic Air Command
Lions Club
Cedar Rapids
Russia
Eastern Iowans sign for Navy duty and other enlistments
Four high school graduates from Eastern Iowa joined the Navy and were sent to San Diego for recruit training, including Lyle R. Jordan and William M. Hodina. Additional enlistments included Raymond J. Gobel Jr. for auto mechanics at Fort Riley and Dennis D. Edler for air force mechanical duty at Lackland. Three Iowans were home on leave from Miramar, Fort Monmouth, and Clinton County air base.
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Navy
San Diego
Lyle R. Jordan
Coggan
Nuclear Field
William M. Hodina
Vinerave
General Field
Donald R. Heck
Washington
Ronald L. Allers
Keystone
Army
Raymond J. Gobel, Jr
Martelle
Fort Riley
Kan
Dennis D. Edler
Second St. SW
Air Force
Lackland Airforce Base
Texas
East
Ella Patten
Eleventh St
Clinton County Air Force Base
Ohio
Lowry Air Force Base
Pierce
Colo. Russia
America
U.S
Lion
Collins
Military strategy briefing outlines Soviet threat and SAC capacity
Gen Humfeld served as luncheon speaker at the convention, detailing perceived Russian strategic aims and outlining Strategic Air Command capacity to counter the threat. The remarks contrast military strength with a notion of peace through strength and emphasize potential economic risks of failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAC
Humfeld
Lions Get Ride On Freedom 7
Delegates to the Iowa Lions convention watched as the Freedom 7 Mercury capsule rode and a 10 minute tape of Commander Alan Shepard’s in flight conversation was played at a noon luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel. Roger J. Pierce of Collins Radio Co. provided the tape and urged a sound unified national space program to match or surpass Russia’s space feats and noted space work has peaceful and military implications.
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Alan Shepard
Roosevelt Hotel
Roger J. Pierce
Collins Radio Co
Pierce
Collins Mercury
America
United States
Russia
Mercury capsules receive upgraded telemetry equipment
Expanded testing allocates enhanced location and telemetry gear for Mercury capsules. Engineers aim to improve data transmission and tracking during run tests and orbital maneuvers.
Cafe Operator Files Bankruptcy Petition
A Radcliffe cafe owner and operator filed a bankruptcy petition in Cedar Rapids federal court. Edward Lee Michaelson lists $20,327.39 in debts, including withholding, sales and property taxes. Assets total $7,584.26, with $7,500 claimed as exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe Cafe
Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Edward Lee Michaelson
Cedar Rapids to Open Two Weekend Vehicle Safety Lanes
Cedar Rapids police set up two vehicle safety inspection lanes this weekend on Ci avenue NE and Fourth Avenue SW. Operating Thursday through Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm, each lane will have a police officer, at least two mechanics and about six volunteers. Cars passing inspection receive a windshield safety sticker. those failing are told repairs needed with no tickets issued.
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Cedar Rapids
C i Avenue NE
Teers
Capt
Remington
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Durgins
Davis
Ross
Brecht
Peters
Koch and Sons, Inc
Welty
Sager
Henderson
Randall
Brown
Roy Seidlitz
Wren
P.O
Madison Sq. Ltd
New York
N. Y
Thought Center
Paramount
Michael
Gene Clark
Council
First
Cee “J
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Bruce Fishwild
Civil Defense
Khrushchev
Freedom
Miens Shop
Light Lebow
C.R
Teenth
Fifteenth Streets
Fourth Avenue
Fourth
Sixth Streets
William Remington
Guaranty
Guaranty Bank & Trust Company
Third Street
Third Avenue
THE
Smiths
Rambler
Biscayne
Ford
Chevrolet
Lebow Tailoring Genius
Lebow
Craemer’s
Lindale Men’s Shop
Men & Boys
Schamberger
3Rd Ave
Motor, Inc
Langhurst Motor Co
14Th Ave
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