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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1954

Page

4

Iowa City Area Weather and Death Notices Parade

Iowa forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers and warm humid air. Highs near 80s, with weekend rain chances, plus a long list of funeral services across Cedar Rapids Iowa City Vinton Monticello Independence and Manchester for residents aged 45 to 92 with various burial sites.

Miam Des Moines Caetihon Ubuaue Fort Worth Minneapolis New Orleans Los Angeles Boston Seattle Iowa

City Briefs and Local Events District notes

Several community notices list speaking engagements at the Chamber of Commerce in Urba na and Cedar Rapids. Talks cover life in New Zealand with Betty Zmolek, YMCA Toastmasters program names, and a Cedar Rapids board of adjustment meeting. Other items report patient improvement, school advisory meetings, and Rotary color film. Local traffic injuries and hospital conditions update residents.

Betty Zmolek Chamber of Commerce Speakers Bureau New Zealand Polk Township Farm Bureau Urbana Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment City Hall

Gl Gets 40 Years For Korean Crime

Pvt. Bedford Jones of Memphis Tennessee was sentenced to 40 years at hard labor after a court martial conviction for fatally stabbing a Korean man and robbing a Korean woman in Korea.

Seoul INS Bedford Jones Memphis Tenn

Soviet claim of building cosmic ship and space studies

The Literary Gazette reports Soviet scientists are building a cosmic ship and biologists study spaceflight effects on humans. It notes radio equipped guided rockets for observation and plans a fall meeting to discuss artificial satellites orbiting Earth.

Moscow INS Literary Gazette Soviet Union Central Air Club Earth U.S United States

Americans Skeptical Of Moscow Cosmic Ship Claim

Washington observers dismissed a Moscow notice claiming a cosmic ship is being built for space travel. They noted German V-2 flights of about 60 miles in World War II and cited U S tests at White Sands showing rockets reaching 114 to 250 miles, undermining the claim.

Washington INS Moscow White Sands Proving Ground New Mexico

Italian Orphan Girl Welcomed to New York Home

Seven year old Silvana Vittoriani, orphaned when her parents died in a crash between Florence and Rome, arrived in New York to join relatives of the driver and be welcomed by foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lennard. Capt. Vincent Paolucci arranged adoption.

New York Silvana Vittoriani Wilbert Lennard

Deaths Mrs Clarence C Miller Cedar Rapids Secretary

Mrs Clarence C Miller 53 of Waconia Lane SW Cedar Rapids died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 9 30 a m Saturday after a short illness She was born Hilma Adele Brunius May 31 1901 in Carver Minnesota and lived in the area 18 years She was secretary for the Waconia Sorghum Company Surviving are her husband her mother Mrs Alma Brunius Cedar Rapids two sisters Mrs Jordan L Petrak and Mrs Frank Wessale Cedar Rapids a brother Oswald C Brunius Cedar Rapids Funeral services 2 p m Monday at Brosh chapel by Rev Russell A Pavy Calvary Baptist church Burial in Czech National cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.

Clarence C. Miller Waconia Lane Cedar Rapids Hilma Adele ‘Brunius Carver Minn Waconia Sorghum Company Alma Brunius Jordan L. Petrak Frank Wessale Oswald C. Brunius Brosh Chapel Russell A. Pavy Calvary Baptist Church Czech National Cemetery

Michigan U Gets Powerful Reactor Approval

The Atomic Energy Commission approves uranium allocation to the University of Michigan for a world leading nuclear research reactor. President Harlan Hatcher confirms the AEC clearance to proceed with construction and operation at Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor, Mich Atomic Energy Commission University of Michigan Harlan Hatcher AEC

American Doctor Seeks Refuge to Stay in Britain

Dr Joseph H Cort a 26 year old lecturer at Birmingham University said he formerly belonged to the Communist party and has been denied permission to remain in Britain He faces possible repatriation to the United States where he claims he could face loss of citizenship prison and unemployment if forced to return The Home Office and American Embassy declined to discuss the case and Parliament was to question the matter this week.

Associated Press Britain Joseph H. Cort Ruth England Civil Liberties Council Cort Communist Party London United States Birmingham U. S America Boris Cort Brookline Mass United Kingdom Home Office Jattice

Husband 86 Posed as Man to Woo 44 Wife

Mrs. Margaret McCarthy testified that Michael J. McCarthy wooed her by posing as a 56 year old man when he was 86. She seeks a divorce, noting his supposed assets and oil rights were false. Court action delayed a week due to a missing corroborating witness.

Los Angeles Margaret McCarthy Michael J. McCarthy McCarthy Samuel R.blake

Dr Joseph H Wolfe of Iowa City dies at 71

Dr Joseph H Wolfe 71 a practicing physician in Iowa City for 36 years died at an Iowa City hospital about 1240 pm Saturday admitted Monday night He moved to Iowa in 1911 first practicing at Kalona After World War I service he began practice in Iowa City He is survived by his wife Ethel Allen a daughter Margaret Minneapolis a son Allen Iowa City two grandchildren a sister and a brother Services will be at Beckmans Iowa City Tuesday at 230 pm Burial will be at Kalona

Iowa City Joseph H. Wolfe Mercy Hospital Ee. Wolfe Hocking County Ohio Ohio State University Iowa Kalona Masonic Lodge Methodist Church Lormer Ethel Allen Margaret Minneapolis Allen Beckman’s

Child in Salk Tests Develops Polio in Michigan

A second Michigan child who took part in the Salk polio vaccine trials contracted polio myelitis and her mother was hospitalized for observation. The girl had only two of three shots when illness began. Officials said it is unclear if she received the vaccine or only a useless fluid. Her case is nonparalytic.

Pontiac, Mich Michigan

Per capita beer consumption in the United States totals 18 igallons

The report states that the average American drinks about 18 igallons of beer per year. It notes that per capita consumption reflects overall demand and varies by region and demographic factors.

United States

Woman charged with drunken driving cites deceased mourner plea

In NORTH HOLLYWOOD California a 46 year old woman Harriet Skrivanek faced drunken driving charges after a funeral trip. She said the deceased person had asked mourners to drink and blamed the incident on the deceased for whom the police could not prosecute.

North Hollywood Calif Harriet Skrivanek

Senate clash over motion threatens seniority rules

Republican leaders warned that a motion by Sen. Flanders challenges Senate seniority while Democrats and Sen. Morse could push it for consideration. Mundt said Roy Cohn denied threatening Sen. Jackson and that McCarthy offered assurances. Kennedy said Cohn threatened Jackson during a heated hearing.

Eratic Sen Morse Ind.-Ore Sen. Flanders Knowland California Flanders Senate Karl E. Mundt R-S. D Roy M. Cohn Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Mundt Cohn McCarthy Jackson Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy

Repair of Flood Hit Farms Costs Million

Des Moines AP report says restoration of Missouri river flood damaged Iowa farms is nearly complete at a cost of about $932000. Six counties near the river saw 247000 acres on 1056 farms restored under a shared government program. The federal share was $745805 with farmers contributing about $186500. Aid included direct financial assistance, services and materials.

DES Moines Iowa Missouri River Iowa Asc Dwight W. Meyer State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

McCarthy Defends Independence at Wisconsin GOP Meet

Senator McCarthy told about 4 000 delegates at the Wisconsin Republican state convention that he would support Eisenhower if he ran but would not be a rubber stamp for the party. He urged testing party loyalty and warned against blind conformity while praising Eisenhower’s administration overall. An opposing speaker pressed for a critical vote questioning McCarthy’s honesty and record.

Milwaukee Sen McCarthy R-Wis Eisenhower Harold Michael Amery Joe Wisconsin Michael

Farm Mishaps Land Two In Iowa City Hospital

A Wellman farmer, Joseph Crossett aged 31, suffered a fractured hip and possible back injuries when a tractor rolled over him. Dennis Kelso, 15, of Lone Tree was treated for abrasions after being run over by a wagon while haying on a neighbor’s farm. Both were taken to Mercy hospital in Iowa City for care.

the Gazette Iowa City Wellman Lone Tree Mercy Hospital Joseph Crossett Dennis Kelso

Gun Battle in Detroit Leaves Man Dead Four Officers Wounded

Detroit police engage a gun battle on the East Side as a 40 year old man Malachi Benjamin is killed after authorities rush a squad car to his home. Patrolman Harold Davis and Lt. Walden Giiger with Officers Robert Fullerton and Lawrence Mariotte are wounded and hospitalized in serious condition. Davis faces possible eye loss. Police return fire with machine guns ending the standoff.

Detroit Malachi Benjamin Benjamin Harold Davis Walden Giiger Robert Fullerton Lawrence Mariotte Davis

Three Hurt in Crash Near Homestead Iowa

A Saturday collision on highway 6 near Homestead injured Kenneth Vogel 24 of Iowa City Emmett Johnson 44 of Malcom and his son John 7. Vogel was treated for a dislocated shoulder and other injuries at Mercy Hospital. Johnson and John were taken to St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids with chest and shoulder injuries. Mrs Johnson was not injured. Patrolmen Hummel Schaw and Reddick investigated.

the Gazette Homestead Iowa City Kenneth Vogel Emmett Johnson Malcom John Vogel Mercy Hospital Johnson St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Ray Hum Mel Charles Schaw Richard Reddick

WBBM Newsmen Strike Over Pay Demands

Fourteen radio and TV news writers walked out against WBBM and WBBM-TV in Chicago. The Radio Writers Guild of America seeks a raise from 82.50 to 110 dollars weekly for starting pay.

Chicago WBBM Wbbm-Tv Columbia Broadcasting System Radio Writers Guild of America

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. R. Weather Etheians Municipal Donald Eugene Wagner Verna Kuncl Francis J. Galli Margaret J. Lucero Albert Dolezal Betty Prizler Robert Morton Hahn Marian Evelyn Parks Waterloo Arlyn M. Moeller Belle Plaine Aleda S. Lundquist Almore Stade Marion Helen Waukers Prairie du Chien Joseph F. Woodward Mildred Wheaton Alexander Roy Center Point Road Hartson Eveard Belle Avenue Heldt Avenue NW Wertz Melvin Twenty-ninth Avenue St. Luke's Joan E. Angelini Anthony P. Angelini Frank Young Vera Young Herbert W. Perkins Opal V. Perkins Netah Kell Joseph E. Kell Hazel B. Fish Harry P. Fish Manchester Harriet Amsden Sammons Oakland Gill Funeral Home Toledo James F. McCollister Mabel Gould Richards Vinton Arthur Leo York Fry-Holland Funeral Ave Evergreen Cemeery Henry Killian Mahannah Chapel Lorden Cemetery Independence Anna Dawa June Stoddard McGovern Funeral Home Oakland Cemetery Paris Academy Dial YMCA Ymca Toastmasters Club Nick Lillies Wilbur Lahr Jake Gorter Jim Lightner Dave Ford Ralph Gearhart Herman Ginsberg Norm Johnson John Peters Floyd Kitchen Veterans Hospital Hawkeye William Farr Ernest Pence Robert Eppel John Berney John Melton Citizens’ Committee Citizens’ Advisory Committee For the Public Schools Board of Education Winter Temple Ep Earhart Avenue E Rotary Club Sam Hawkins Linn County Civil Defense Office Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids Automobile Club Birr C. Bramow Tenth Street NW Lawrence E. Forrester First Street Bramow Wilson Avenue Illinois Street Forrester Bob Kacena, Jr Third Avenue SW Mt. Vernon Cedar Rapids’ Funeral Home Beautiful Jay W. Hesser, Jr Arta-Hesser's Jay W. Hesser, Sr Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street Nicui Iowa Memorial Co Third Avenue Murdoch Funeral Homes Center Point Walker J. V. Novak & Son Monument Co 2Nd Street Teahen Funeral Home First Ave N.W Betz Monuments Third Ave Bezdek’s Florist Marion Blvd Florist Telegraph Delivery ROHN 3Rd Ave Ike Wbbm Radio-Tv Beatty Bearle Clarence Beatty Third Avenue, S. E Hur Beurls Gohn Twiner&Son 2Nd Avenue
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