Breakup likely for Big Four talks in US later year
Western ministers rejected Vishinsky's peace proposals as propaganda and said they would focus on core German issues. Acheson led the move toward breaking up the conference with plans for another meeting in the United States, possibly in New York during the United Nations gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Acheson
Vishinsky
Germany
London
Marshall
United Nations General Assembly
Forei
New York
Daily Record Weather and Local Notices Summary
Daily weather forecast for Minneapolis area with scattered showers possible and highs near 88 this weekend. Also includes June precipitation totals, wind at the airport, sunrise and sunset times, and recent high low temperature records. Fire and divorce notices, traffic fines, and obituaries for West Union Elkader Marengo are listed with service details.
Frank Harapot Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Frank Harapot, 59, of 320 Fourteenth Avenue SE, died suddenly Saturday afternoon after suffering a heart attack at his home. He was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harapot
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Inver Chapel recovering after Washington ambassador crash
Lady Inver chapel, Chilean born wife of the former British ambassador to Washington, was reported making a steady recovery Saturday from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Inverchapel
Washington
Indiana fishing conditions warned for weekend
An Indiana health spokesman said Saturday that fishing conditions in the state will be hazardous this weekend. The advisory urged caution for anglers and stated conditions could affect activity at local waterways in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Canationartment
Model Airplane Contest at CLR Airport
The annual Illinois Iowa Aero Nautical Association free flight model airplane contest will be held Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cedar Rapids Municipal airport. Sponsored by the Aeroneers Cedar Rapids model airplane club, events include gas free flights rubber powered models tow line gliders hand launched gliders and carbon dioxide free flights. The ILIA A is composed of clubs within 100 miles of the Tri Cities and all will be represented. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois-Iowa Aero- Nautical Association
Cedar Rapids
Aeroneers
Ilila.a
Tri Cities
Iowa City
Davenport
Dubuque
Moline
Rock Island
Galesburg
Clinton
Mickey Used on Alcoholic Cases
Atlantic City AP reports doctors Frederick Lemere and Paul O Hallaren describe a treatment using a drugged hypnosis called a Mickey Finn to help alcoholism. Patients enter a trance for 10 to 14 days in four to six sessions and reveal their alcoholic history, then receive guidance against alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Mickey Finn
Seattle
American Medical Association
Frederick Lemere
Paul O’hallaren
Six-County Census of Business Opens Monday
A census of retail, wholesale and service establishments in six eastern Iowa counties will begin Monday, said Joyce Rankin, director of the survey. Twenty two census takers trained in Linn, Benton, Buchanan, Jones, Clayton and Clinton counties completed instruction, and business firms are urged to return forms promptly to the Dubuque census office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Joyce Rankin
Linn
Benton
Buchanan
Jones
Clayton
Clinton
Chamber of Commerce
Mine Shutdown Cuts 15000 Jobs Across States
The Pennsylvania railroad said 15,000 workers will be laid off starting Monday due to the mine workers strike led by John L. Lewis and overall business decline. The shutdown spans shops in Columbus Renovo Altoona Enola Pitcairn Mahoningtown Fort Wayne Terre Haute Meadows NW and Wilmington.
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Pennsylvania Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
John L. Lewis
Columbus
Ohio
Renovo
Altoona
Enola
Pitcairn
Mahoningtown
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Ind
Meadows
Wilmington
Del
Lawsuit over 4500 damages from auto crash
Courthouse records show B. F. Franks filing suit against Mary L and Mary F Jeanes for 4500 dollars claiming injuries after a car driven by Mary F Jeanes and owned by Mary L Taanac Eariie struck him on June 6 at the intersection of First Avenue and Sixth Street W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Franks
Mary L
Mary F. Jeanes
Mary L. Taanac
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Pigman Sentenced to 30 Days for Contempt of Court
Jesse Pigman was sentenced to 30 days in Linn County jail by Judge G. K. Thompson after he failed to pay court ordered alimony to Elsie Pigman who was granted a divorce on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pigman
Linn County
G. K. Thompson
Pigman
Elsie Pigman
Pie Company Sues Donut Shop Operators Over Unpaid Bills
The L. L. Freeberg Pie Company sues Ed win Matson and Gerald Lisk operators of Eddie's Donut shop claiming unpaid bills totaling 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Freeberg Pie Company
Edwin Matson
Gerald Lisk
Eddie
Pie Company
Will of William K Engelman admitted to probate executrix named
The will of William K Engelman, who died May 28, is admitted to probate. His daughter Lulu Engelman Welty is named executrix. Dr Lawrence M Aronberg has filed suit for 400 against Gale Sparrow for fees for medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Engelman
Engelman
Lulu Engelman Welty
Lawrence M. Aronberg
Gale Sparrow
Rapids Chevrolet Sues Liston for 264 82 Debt
The Rapids Chevrolet Company has brought suit against Donald A Liston for two hundred sixty four dollars and eighty two cents claiming he owes the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Donald A. Liston
Spindler and McCann File Suit Over Lime Purchase Debt
Ray Spindler and Robert Mec Cann doing business as Spindler and McCann sue Patrick McCann for 600 dollars claiming a building lime purchase debt is owed amid a commercial dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Spindler
Robert MecCann
Spindler and McCann
Patrick McCann
Truman warns against relaxing wartime aid and trade aims
President Truman argues that the underdeveloped regions program is not relief or imperialism but a step toward private investment and a growing world economy. He cautions against voices urging cuts to aid defense and trade, insisting the nation must stay committed to peace and recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
United States
Suspended Sentence For Melvin Semelroth
Melvin A. Semelroth, 34, of 128 First Avenue NW received a 30 day sentence with probation for passing a bad check. Justice H. R. Churchill suspended the sentence after Semelroth paid the $7.50 value of the check at Bender service station on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin A. Semelroth
First Avenue NW
H. R. Churchill
Semelroth
Bender
Pattern 751 Crochet Doilies for Entertaining Guests
Readers are invited to write for Pattern 751 Crochet Doilies with the Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Department. Send 20 cents in coins and include pattern number your name and address to P O Box 5740 Chicago Illinois.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Chicago
Ill
New Cardiac Imaging Breakthrough Aids Infants
Doctors Wendell G. Scott and Sherwood Moore report a new cardiovascular angiography and aortography technique that photographs the bloodstream of infants to diagnose congenital heart disease. The system uses a rapid sequence X ray with a long film, enabling safe, quick imaging with sugar water or small sedatives to keep children calm during the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Wendell G. Scott
Sherwood Moore
Nt of
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Copper Tubing Debate Spurs City Vote on Prefab Homes
Plumbers local 125 members clash over copper tubing in prefab housing as D Schodde warns of long lasting materials while Siepman touts local crew use and future sales. City leaders push an ordinance amendment amid opinions from Williams Hines and Hughes.
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Williams
Hines
Berry
Iowa
William A. Schmatt
Gordon Hughes
L. D. Bur
Henry T. Merklin
Co. L. Cashman
P. H. Thomas
Babich Testimony Highlights Duress Claim in Milwaukee Slaying
In Milwaukee, Milton Babich 19 takes the stand as defense argues duress over his confessions in the Patricia Birmingham murder. Police testified Babich made statements without a lawyer and without coercion, while the defense presses for admission challenges and rights warnings.
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Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Babich
Albert Birmingham
Birmingham
Patricia
Lawrence Papke
Papke
Herrt J. Steffes
Kathleen
Arthur Richter
Deadline for Bike Licenses Set in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids youngsters planning summer biking must have 1949 registration plates by July 1. Traffic Captain L. W. Remington says bikes without proper reg plates will be impounded after that date. Registrations are available at the police station from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
L. W. Remington
Lice
Cork Desiey
Sergeant Bernard F. Shea Burned in Paris Blast
Staff Sergeant Bernard F. Shea of the United States Air Force near Paris France was seriously burned in a gasoline explosion last Sunday. He is listed as critically injured with second and third degree burns. His mother Mrs. Marion Shea of 326 First Avenue NW was notified Friday by the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard F. Shea
United States Air Force
Paris
France
Air Force
Marion Shea
First Avenue NW
Shea
Traffic Bureau Plans Survey To Improve Shipper Service
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Wholesale and Traffic bureaus announce a Better Service Intracytate survey from July to October. A special department will screen customer replies and handle about 35 000 cards, aiming to adjust with carriers or the Iowa Commerce Commission to raise service quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Bay
Maples
Iowa Commerce Commission
Traffic Bureau
Man Burned to Death After Car Hits Pole
Richard H. Christiansen, 31, of Humboldt, was killed when his car struck a frequency electric transmission pole, then a tree, sending live wires across the vehicle and igniting a fire. Sheriff Joe McMahon said he was alone. rescue was impossible as wires trapped the car along Fort Dodge area roads between midnight and 1 a.m.
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Fort Dodge
Richard H. Christiansen
Humboldt
Joe McMahon
Christiansen
Fortenge
Piehway
Deaths Mike Wyman 84 Cedar Rapids area
Mike Wyman 84 a lifelong Cedar Rapids area resident died Saturday at his son Walter Wy man’s home three miles north of Center Point after a lingering illness. Born in Czechoslovakia October 16 1864 he came to Cedar Rapids at 16 and lived there except three years in South Dakota. He retired from farming four and a half years ago. Surviving are two sons Walter Center Point and Lumir Central City a sister Mrs Joseph Soukup Cedar Rapids four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services at Polansky funeral chapel at a time to be announced.
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Mike Wyman
Cedar Rapids
Inlaw
Walter G. Wyman
Center Point
Mr. Wyman
Czechoslovakia
South Dakota
Cedarapids
Walter
Center T
Lumir
Central City
Joseph Soukup
Wyman
Polansky
Death of Mrs Lettie Devin at 88 in Cedar Rapids nursing home
Mrs Lettie Devin aged 88 died in a Cedar Rapids nursing home at 6 30 p.m. Friday after a lingering illness. Born in Keosauqua on October 5 1866 she spent most of her life there and lived in Cedar Rapids the last two and a half years. Surviving are two sons John of Cedar Rapids and Harry of Detroit. Services will be held at 1 30 p.m. Monday at the Burnett funeral home in Keosauqua with burial in Keosauqua.
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Lettie Devin
Cedar Rapids
Keosauquact
John
Harry
Detroit
Burnett Funeral Home
Keosauqua
Services for Second St. Adan 2. Abraham
Funeral services for Abraham, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel J Abraham of 1715 sixth avenue SE, will be held at St George s Syrian Orthodox church at 2 30 p m Sunday with burial in St George s cemetery A prayer service is scheduled at 9 p m Saturday in the Barta Hesser chapel Friends may call at the chapel Lt Abraham was killed in action in France during World War II.
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Second St. Adan
Abraham
Samuel J. Abraham
Sixth Avenue SE
St. George’s Syrian Orthodox Church
St. George’s Cemetery
France
Services for Mrs Earl Burlingham at Ford Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Earl Burlingham of 10 Eleventh Avenue who died Friday will be conducted Monday at a Ford funeral chapel. Burial will be in GhitoK cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Burlingham
Eleventh Avenue
Beatty
Ford
Ghitok Cemetery
Townsend Victory Club to Meet Sunday Evening
Townsend Victory Club will dine and hold business at 6 p.m. Sunday in the K of P hall. City Cab two way radio advertised as available at 6161. Glen Rieord suffered first degree burns from a blowtorch blast at his home Friday evening and was hospitalized at Mercy hospital in fair condition Saturday. Century Cabs ad mentions a Sunday event at 7:30 p.m. and polio insurance rates from Moore Insurance Agency.
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Townsend
Townsend ‘Victory Club
Sunsday
K. of P. Hall
Glen Rie Ord
Fifteenth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Itinerant Laborers Sentenced for Shoplifting
Orville Trimble and Henry Spear itinerant laborers were jailed 30 days each in Linn County after police caught them fleeing Woolworth on Second Avenue SE with 18 women’s scarves. Justice W A Ball imposed the sentences on Saturday.
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Orville Trimble
Henry Spear
W. A. Ball
Linn County
Woolworth
Second Avenue SE
Attempted Breakin at Leo Cole Home Probed
Police investigate an attempted breakin at the Leo Cole residence at 2201 B avenue NE. Neighbors reported a disturbance at about 4 a.m. Saturday. The Coles were away. Officers found a broken lock and evidence suggesting an attempt was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cole
Leo'Cole
B Avenue NE
Cole
Coles
Executive dies prominent New York financier J Frederic Byers
J Frederic Byers aged 67 chairman of the board of A M Byers and Company and a director of several large corporations died Saturday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Frederic Byers
A. M. Byers and Company
European Aid Slash of 780 Million Sought in Congress
The article reports calls to slash ECA aid by 780 million dollars with a 10 percent cut and debates over distributing 3.568 billion across 12 months. Sen George supports slower spending and Hoffman’s ability to stretch funds as prices decline, while McCarran urges direct cuts and questions project scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
P-Onion
House
Sen
McCarran
D-Nev
Senate-House Watchdog
ECA
Paul ‘Hoffman
George
D-Ga
Senate
Hoffman
Congress
Larynx Cancer Treatable by X-Ray Says Chicago Doctor
Dr. Max Cutler reported that some larynx cancers once needing surgery can be cured by X-ray and radium with voice restoration. Based on 157 consecutive cases treated at the Chicago Tumor Institute from 1938 to 1944 with five years follow up. Radiotherapy offers outcomes at least equal to total removal when lesions are not yet fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
INS
Chicago
American Medical Association
Max Cutler
Chicago Tumor Institute
Cutler
Totel
Mistake in Date Made In Sentence to Chair
Norfolk Virginia inmate Willie Rose convicted last March of murdering his wife was sentenced to die in the electric chair on Friday July 30. An official note from the prison superintendent says July 30 falls on Saturday this year and Rose is to be resentenced in Spin dle's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
INS
Willie Rose
Virginia
W. E. Smyth, Jr
Norfolk Corporation
Rose
Spindle's
Roosevelt Jr Returns from Europe and Israel
Congress man elect Franklin D Roosevelt Jr returned by plane Saturday from a trip to Europe and Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D.R., Jr
NEW York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Europe
Israel
Whittam Case In Town District Court
A district court proceeding in Li county concerns the case of Whittam and related parties. The document references a petition, possible guardianship or verdict action, and filings dated in the legal matter within the town court.
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Daily Record
Minneapolis
C. R. Weather
Fourth Avenue SE
Company 6
Peggy Ann Irvin
Arthur R. Irvin
Ruth Welbes
John P. Welbes
Ida M. Hampton
F. Dean Hampton
Leo Cady
Darlene M. Cady
Mazie Reeves
Harold Reeves
Edward P. Korab
Cornelia S. Stone
Robert Lee Ambdenstock
Toddville
Marion Elizabeth Stoll
Paul A. Mallwitz
Junius
S. D
June B. Pollock
Springville
Rex Cline
Lois McLain
Paul Zimmerman
Emma Kolb
Amana
Arthur Meth
Isabel Frankel
Edmund Saldana
Angeline Cisar
Hoyt H. Fish
Swisher
Marion Sorith
John V. Japonbek
Ada E. Hubbell
Myron Reid
Joyce Ealy
James L. Bizek
Ely
Donald L. Good
Avenuue
Roger Clark
Richard M. Ringoen
Fifth Avenue Road
George Lindeken
Marion
Everett C. Short
First Street
Donald E. Camp
West Union
Orange J. Smith
Ninth Street
Richard Harger
B Avenue
Jerry L. Martin
Eighth Avenue
George Kubasa
Fourth Avenue
Richard Smith
Paul E. Kinden
Fifteenth Street
R. M. Hartmann
George Scurlock
Third Street
Max Knudsen
C Avenue
St. Luke’s
A. I. Robertson
H Street
Arthur Alt
Ben H. O'Meara
John W. Elliott
Mercy
James L. Green
E Avenue
Earl Pearson
Robert J. Wislsel
Hongkong
China
Theodore Choy
Choy
Leona Sprynel
Frank Sprynel
Twenty-sixth Street
Lulu Robb
Burnham
Dysart
Elkader
Alta Nading
Sacred Heart Church
Littleport
Delke Funeral Home
Marengo
Fred Zahrt
Hoover Funeral Home
C.R
CLR
Mickey
Melvin Semelroth
Cone WD
Cessford
Plumbers Local 125
Oper
D. Schodde
Schodde
Siepman
Fruehaus
Iepman
Adolph Kraemer
Kreamer
Kraemer
Abraham Services
Burlingham Services
Disi
Polio Insurance
Moore Insurance Agency
Second Avenue
Lapes
Florist
Third Ave
Acme Lawn Service
Teounetl
Haadt
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