Frank Suchomel a Cedar Rapids musical prodigy and carrier
A Cedar Rapids Franklin senior Frank Suchomel aspires to be a concert pianist or orchestra director. He works as a Gazette carrier to fund lessons, studies piano, cello, bass, and glockenspiel, and has composed pieces including Suchomel's Opus I and Etude Rhythmique. He also plays organ and participates in local music events.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Suchomel
D Avenue
Franklin School
the Gazette
Frank
Aparma
Suchomel
Franklin
Proskiin
American Legion
Frank keeps Gazette route 91A for eighteen months
He serves over 120 customers on Third Avenue SE between Thirteenth and Nineteenth streets daily while a music teacher and soloist involved in annual school concerts.
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Frank
Gazette
Third Avenue
Thirteenth
Nineteenth Streets
J Warren Kerrigan Silent Film Star Dies
Hollywood AP reports J Warren Kerrigan 67 a silent screen idol dies of pneumonia at Balboa University of Chicago he came to Hollywood in 1914 and formed J Warren Kerrigan Productions starred in Captain Blood among others he had retired from the screen years earlier.
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Hollywood
J. Warren Kerrigan
Balboa
University of Chicago
Captain Blood
Wallace funds stolen in Newark political drive loot
Police sought a thief who took 750 dollars from Wallace for President donations in Newark. A girl collector confronted the man after Henry A. Wallace spoke for the New Jersey Independent Citizens League. he kept two moneybags and fled with three, police said.
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Newark
Henry A. Wallace
New Jersey Independent Citizens League
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Supreme Court declines to reconsider interstate commerce ruling
Washington report says the Supreme Court on Monday refused to reopen review of its recent approval of an Interstate Commerce Commission action. The decision keeps in place the earlier ruling affecting railroad and transportation regulation.
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Washington (Lp
Surpreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commiss
Couple Arrested With Mail Bombs at Frontier
A man and woman were captured at the French Belgian frontier with 10 letter bombs hidden in the woman's handbag. The envelopes, similar to those sent to British ministers, were designed to explode when opened. The pair were jailed in Mons. the woman claimed she would deliver the letters in Brussels to a stranger identified by a sign, while the man denied any knowledge.
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Brussels
Mons
Probate hearing in Linn County on final report discharge
Probate No 17629 notices a hearing in Linn County Iowa Cedar Rapids on June 18 1947 at 10 AM to consider final report and discharge of administratrices with will annexed for the estate of A H Lenders deceased. Objections may prevent discharge.
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District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Therictrt of
Iowa
Cedar Pidts
Len Kan
Agnes Ly End
Katherine K. Miiadmin
Ouse
Cedar Rapid
Ranealy
Nistra
A. H. Lenders
Tailor Refuses State Boiler Checks Charged
Nathan A Beife faced charges after refusing state inspectors three times to check his Philadelphia tailor shop boiler. An official inspection found the boiler in tip top condition and eligible for a $3 annual certificate.
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Philadelphia
Trate
Nathan A. Beife
Onan
Seed Canada Be Anon and Weed Control Order
An order dated June 9 1947 issued by Harold Eggleston requires seed control measures and weed destruction on streets and adjoining lands to prevent weed spread. It states enforcement by the city and possible action to destroy any property if the order is not complied with, with publication in the Cedar Rapids Gazette on June 10 and 11 1947.
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Canada
Turing
Troy
Harold Eggleston
Cedar Rapids
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