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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1951

Page

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Patrol to Get $25 Per Month Raise in July

Iowa highway patrolmen are expected to receive a $25 monthly pay boost likely starting in late July. State Reps. W. H. Tate and Clark McNeal reported officials, including Gov. Beardsley, are favorable to the increase. The 1951 legislature raised driver license fees to fund expanded patrol strength and higher salaries.

Des Moines Iowa W. H. Tate Mason City Clark McNeal Belmond Beardsley Kent Emery Tate Executive Council

Twenty One Iowa River Boy Scouts Win Prizes

Special to The Gazette Iowa City seven scouts in each of three counties in the Iowa River Valley Council won prizes for selling the most tickets to the 1951 Scout-O-Rama. Top sellers received a Kit Carson knife and axe set. second place got a stainless steel eating set. four others earned insignia tie clasps. Named winners include Max Warren Marengo Eddie Anderson Washington Bill Bywater Iowa City and others across Amana North English Wellman Kalona Coralville Lone Tree and Iowa City.

Iowa City Iowa River Valley Council Bob Cotter Max Warren Marengo Eddie Anderson Washington Bill Bywater Terry Hogenhorn North English Oren Jarvis John Parker Lial Selzer Tom Reihman Amana Gary Bucher Bruce Thomas Russell Hunzelman Victor Harold Augustine Daniel Aggson Wellman Gene Scriven Kalona Dale Stanley Robert Zager John Mudachek Lone Tree Gene Kelley Coralville Billy Otto Norman Maske Bobby Karsner

Roger Ryan Allamakee County Pioneer Dies

Roger Ryan 94 a longtime Allamakee county resident died Thursday at his son Johns home in Waukon He came to the county in 1865 and farmed near Waukon for about 80 years He retired six years ago and moved to town Survived by seven children Funeral services set for Monday at a time and place to be announced Body at Martin funeral home

Waukon Roger Ryan Allamakee County John Ryan Martin Funeral Home

Buried in Casket He Built Himself

Harry Schaefer a 53 year old cabinet maker in East Amana died of a heart attack after finishing a casket he was building for the company. He collapsed at home after saying it was done. Funeral services were held Friday at the East Amana Community church.

East Amana Harry Schaefer Schaefer East Amana Community Church

Auto Plunges in Pond Kills Minnesota Man

Curtis Velta of Delavan Minnesota died when a car plunged into a pond off highway 65 Thursday night. Kenneth Weir, 23, also of Delavan, was injured after escaping the submerged vehicle near the Lehigh Cement Company north of Mason City.

Mason City Curtis Velta Delavan Minn Minnesota Highway 65 Kenneth Weir Lehigh Cement Company Weir Velta

State Record MARRIAGE LICENSES

List of marriage licenses issued in various counties with names and pairs including Marengo James R Tomkins with Ann Eastman and others from Arnold Schoenthaler Victor and Lor raine Thurman North English. John Malloy Williamsburg and Henrietta Van Oreghan. and many more across towns like Ames Monona Dysart Dyersville and Cedar Rapids. Also notes on divorce petitions listed by county and one divorce decree for Mildred Ethel Clapp and Philip Greeley Clapp.

Marengo James R. Tomkins Atrician Ann Eastman Arnold C. Schoenthaler Victor Lorraine Thurman North English John F. Malloy Williamsburg Henrietta van Oreghan Herbert F. Beer Amanda Hage Homestead Wayland D. Herzberg Mary K. Wentland Hartwick Richard Dellamuth Arlyn Bigbee Maren C. Gerald van Steenhoyse Mary Giblin Elkadeetha Lacer Don.Green Ames Patricia Wickler Monona Duane Lamker Ersbure Verda Mae Krambeer Toledo Glenn Egglestron Waverly Lois E. Stoakes Tracr Clifford E Robbins Sharon Ankrum Qe Kith Manchester Kenne Ruth Sutherland Jones Iowa City Raymond R. Derby Cedar Rapids Deiprise L. Young Solon Ernest Ralston Anna Dirks Victor L. Brown Beverly Sherwood Burlington William B. Gilbert Mary Williams Marion Perry Holliday Fern Wagner Davenport Harold A. de la Hunt Floy I. Burns Norman G. Olsen Dean McLeod Eleanor Checkal Belle Plaine Gerald E. Schminke van Horne Adah Lois Doyer Vinton Anamosa Lawrence W. Alferts Donna Lee Lange Hopkinton Dennis McGee Elizabeth Walsh Cresco Melvin Brunscheen Dixie Petersen Wyoming Otto Jansen Dorothy Blahnik Emma Mahoney William J. Mahoney Esther Petersen Hans Petersen Norma Dirks James Dirks Ernest M. Lee Rose Lee June Keidel Ray Keidel Josephine Kahler Harry Kahler Elysee St. Laurent Sylvie St. Laurent

Lansing Bridge Valued Too High For States Bid

The Lansing Iowa Wisconsin bridge over the Mississippi is appraised at 104 996 dollars, far above the 50 000 dollar offer by Iowa and Wisconsin Highway Commissions. The bridge, owned by the Iowa Wisconsin Bridge Company in receivership and unused for six years, has been offered twice at public auctions in 1949.

Gazette John Reynolds Lansing Mississippi River Dubuque INS Iowa Wisconsin Highway Commissions Iowa-Wisconsin Bridge Company

Visible Safes Force Better Security in Iowa Stores

Iowa merchants can deter burglaries by placing safes where they are visible from outside and well lit at night. State Sheriffs' Association official J B Steinel urged moving safes to the storefront and using night banking to keep money small, aiding patrols and passerby oversight.

Des Moines Iowa State Sheriffs’ Association J. B. Steinel Association Steinel

Jury acquits in OMVI case in Iowa City

After a 10 hour deliberation a district court jury found Martin Shebetka of Oxford not guilty of second offense drunk driving. The trial began last Monday with Edward L. O'Connor representing the defendant and County Attorney William L. Meardon presenting the state's case.

Iowa City Martin Shebetka Oxford Shebetka Edward L. O’connor William L. Meardon

United Electrical Wins Oliver Vote Over AFL Machinists

In Charles City United Electrical Workers local 115 F defeated a rival union in a 1,564 voter referendum among 1,700 Oliver Corporation workers. Of 1,049 ballots for UE and 509 for the AFL IAM, six voters rejected both unions. The NLRB election follows a 1949 bargaining contest where the Farm Equipment Workers CIO beat the CIO UAW by nearly ten to one.

Charles City United Electrical Workers Local 115-F Oliver Corporation AFL International Association of Machinists National Labor Relations Board Farm Equipment Workers Union CIO United Automobile Workers

UIowa summer session enrollment reaches 3849 students

Iowa City report shows 3,849 students enrolled so far for the UIowa summer session, with registrar expecting final totals near 4,000. Veterans number 1,349, about 34 percent of enrollment, down from 42 percent a year ago. last summer total was 4,534.

Iowa City University of Iowa Virgil M. Hancher Ted H. McCarrel

Iowa State Teachers College Summer Enrollments Report

Registrar Marshall R. Beard announced the summer session counts at the Cedar Falls campus and Missouri Valley branch. The main college tallied 850 women and 410 men totaling 1,260, while the Missouri Valley branch enrolled 77 students.

Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Marshall R. Beard Missouri Valley

Sixty Graduates Admit to Iowa State Bar

Sixty law graduates from the University of Iowa and six other colleges were admitted to the Iowa state bar after four days of exams in Iowa City. Iowa Supreme Court Judge G K Thompson swore them in, and Ingalls Swisher urged active association participation while offering one year free membership. Notable admittees include graduates from University of Iowa, Duke University and Georgetown University.

Iowa City Clarence A. Kading Iowa Iowa State Bar University of Iowa Iowa Supreme Court G. K. Thompson Cedar Rapids Iowa Bar Ingalls Swisher Iowa State Burt J. Fulton Leon W. Gassmann Theodore A. Johnson Fayette Harold A. Knotts George E. Long Tipton Robert W. Lundy Marion Alan N. Polasky Franklin E. Winslow Duke University James T. Holmes Georgetown University Urban E. Schissel Decorah

Lamont Woman Installed as WSCS President

Mrs. Thomas Hotch has been installed as president of the WSCS here. Other officers include Mrs. Gordon Williamson as vice president, Mrs. Loren Berridge as recording secretary, Mrs. Stewart as promotion secretary, and Mrs. Merle Elliott as treasurer.

George Truex Given Five Year Sentence

George Truex age 22 of Iowa City was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison for rape. He pled guilty before Judge Harold D. Evans to the charge filed by County Attorney William L. Meardon. He admitted intimacy with a 14 year old Iowa City girl on April 28 while his wife was in University hospitals for childbirth.

Iowa George Truex Aeaunee Fort Madison Truex Harold D. Evans William L. Meardon Iowa City

Eight Johnson County Men Inducted by Army

Eight Johnson County men reported for induction into the army at Des Moines on Thursday to meet the June quota. The group includes Karl J. Buchmayer James R. Reuter and Richard E. Watkinson of Iowa City Donald A. Latta Riverside and Herbert W. Brant.

Iowa City Johnson County Des Moines Karl J. Buchmayer James R. Reuter Richard E. Watkinson Donald A. Latta Riverside Herbert W. Brant

Local Board Transfers List Names and Cities

Donald W. Tiffin of Winter Iowa City Eldon C. Westfall of Lone Tree and Lex A. Bryan of Iowa City are noted. Bryan is described as a transfer from a California board.

Tiffin Donald W. Winter Iowa City Eldon C. Westfall Lone Tree Lex A. Bryan Bryan California

Oakdale Doctor to Lead Ottumwa Sunnyslope TB Hospital

Dr. Charles Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gray, will become superintendent and medical director of Sunnyslope tuberculosis hospital in Ottumwa, starting July 1. He is a 1942 graduate of the Iowa University College of Medicine and has served in the medical corps and at Oakdale and Santa Ana. He is a member of the Iowa Medical Society American Medical Society and the National Trudeau Society.

Anamosa Charles Gray Charles W. Gray Sunnyslope Wapelo County Ottumwa Gray OUI College of Medicine Orange County General Hospital Orange Calif Santa Ana Army Air Base Iowa Tuberculosis Sanatorium Oakdale Iowa Medical Society American Medical Society National Trudeau Society Iowa Trudeau Society

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