Weather and court notes from the Daily Record June 29 1947
The issue reports Los Angeles and Iowa forecasts with rain in the state, cooler conditions in the east and north, and warm in the south. Police court actions include fines for disturbances, reckless driving, speeding and other infractions, with numerous names listed. Fire calls and hospital births are also noted, including several June 19 births at St Luke's and Mercy facilities.
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Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Labor Veto Critiques of NLRB Bill Highlight Fairness Fears
President Truman assails a proposed labor bill, warning it would favor employers, escalate strikes, curb union rights, and burden NLRB processes with broad restrictions. He contends the measure would threaten safety provisions, rest periods, and legitimate practices while fueling inter union warfare and endless litigation.
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Truman
NLRB
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Rice in Marion
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Rice of Marion on June 20, following a June 19 announcement for their family.
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Gerald Rice
Marion
Obituary notices for Iowa communities
In Iowa City Paul L. Hummer age 58 and Beatrice Fitzana died recently with services planned at St Marys and St Patricks churches. John F Miller 83 and August C Svenksen 66 passed away with services scheduled in their towns. Addie McQuillen and James Ennis were also reported with funeral details and related arrangements noted for local churches and homes.
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Iowa City
Paul L. Hummer
St. Mary’s Church
Beatrice Fitzana
St. Patrick's Church
Fayette
John F. Miller
Olin
C. Svenksen
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tipton
Addie McQuillen
the Sheets Funeral Home
Monticello
James Ennis
Farley
Radioactive Sugar Made by Photosynthesis First Time
University of California scientists announced Friday the production of radioactive sugar by the photosynthesis method for first use in biological and medical research.
Edith Lowe, Morris Plan official, dies after brief illness
Edith Doris Lowe 2039 Grande avenue SE secretary treasurer of the Morris Plan Company died in a local hospital at 4 am Friday after a brief illness. Born December 30 1889 in Carlisle Ohio she worked 30 years for the company. Survived by her mother Mrs C R Lowe of Cedar Rapids. Member of St Pauls Methodist Church. Services set for 3 30 pm Saturday Turner chapel with Rev D A Lofersxi. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Edith Doris Lowe
Grande Avenue
Morris Plan Company
Carlisle
Ohio
C. R. Lowe
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
D. A. Lofersxi
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Deaths A LeRoy Eaton Services Set For Saturday
A LeRoy Eaton part owner of Nagle Eaton Lumber Company died suddenly of a heart attack near his home at 2127 Blake Boulevard SE. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Turner chapel with Rev. Martin B. Kober officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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A. LeRoy Eaton
Nagle-Eaton Lumber Company
Blake Boulevard
Turner Chapel
Martin B. Kober
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Widow of Rev Joseph H Laird Dies in Cedar Rapids
Sarah Laird widow of Reverend Joseph H Laird died Thursday at her daughter’s home 1611 K Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Born May 27 1860 near Pella Iowa He served as a Methodist minister in northwestern Kansas for about 30 years Surviving daughters Rollin B Wolfe Cedar Rapids Jennie Gross Fresno Calif a son Henry S Laird Venice Calif eight grandchildren Funeral at Barta Hesser chapel 3 30 p m Saturday conducted by Dr M B Kober Burial in Abilene Kan Friends may call after 5 p m Friday
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Sarah Laird
Joseph H. Laird
Rollin B. Wolfe
K Avenue
Pella
Laird
Kansas
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Gross
Fresno
Calif
Henry S. Laird
Venice
St. Paul's Methodist Church of
M. B. Kober
Abilene
Kan
Death notice for Dorothy Bertrand
Dorothy Bertrand daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Bertrand 821 Ellis boulevard NW died at 12 30 a m Wednesday after a long illness She was born in Williams burg November 29 1917 Surviving are her parents two brothers Don of Modesto California and Dale of Cedar Rapids Private funeral services will be conducted in the Rohn chapel at 2 30 p m Saturday by Rev Rodney C Gould Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery
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Dorothy Bertrand
H. A. Bertrand
Ellis Boulevard
Williamsburg
Don
Modesto
Calif
Dale
Cedar Rapids
Rohn
Rodney C. Gould
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Employment Unit Shift Approved by Senate Committee
The senate labor committee backed President Truman's plan to move the United States Employment Service to the labor department. The vote was 6 to 5 despite Taft opposition. The transfer, labeled reorganization plan No. 2, passed 3 to 2 and takes effect July 1 unless disapproved.
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Washington
Taft
Rchio
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Truman
United States Employment Service
Labor Department
Courthouse Action Seeks Note Payment from Miles
W. S. Burkholder filed suit in district court Thursday seeking $3,000 principal plus interest on a promissory note dated February 10, 1915, against Kathryn T. Miles.
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W. S. Burkholder
Kathryn T. Miles
Washington House Debates Ban on Duel in the Sun Film
Rep Rankin of Mississippi asks the House to ban the movie Duel in the Sun from Washington, D C one day after its first run closed. Majority Leader Halleck of Indiana blocks quick action and favors referral to the District of Columbia committee.
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Washington
INS
Rankin
D-Miss
House
Halleck
Indiana
District of Columbia
Tipton Teacher Injured When Car Leaves Highway
Miss Mary Morrissey English instructor at Tipton High School suffered cuts bruises and other injuries when her car left Highway 38 seven miles south of Tipton at noon Thursday. She was taken to Mercy Hospital Iowa City.
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Tipton
Mary Morrissey
Tipton High School
Highway 38
Here
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
New Chaplain Is Appointed For Mr. Mercy
The Very Rev. Patrick F. Malone becomes pastor of St. Josephs Church Mason City and dean of the Mason City Catholic deanery announced by Archbishop Rohlman. Rev. Louis E. Wendling is named chaplain and professor at Mt. Mercy College Cedar Rapids. Loras Watters appointed principal of Loras Academy. Other clergy transfers include Rev. James Flowey and Rev. Maurice J. Tracy succeeding Garry Owen and Epworth assignments across several Iowa communities.
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Dubuque
Patrick F. Malone
Garry Owen
St. Joseph's Church
Mason City
Mason City Catholic
Henry P. Rohlman
Father Malone
Patrick J. Behan
Louis E. Wendling
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
James E. Flowey
Forest City
Maurice J. Tracy
U. S. Army Corps
Father Flowey
Edward A. Fitzgerald
Archdiocesan
Loras T. Lane
Metropolitan Church
Leo Jaeger
Mt. St. Francis
Dane
Budne
Bertram Frommelt
Epworth
Earlville
Lawrence W. Klassen
Wetford
Robert J. Saunders
Loras College
Robert W. Swift
Holy Family
Anamosa
Ivan Boyd
Ana
Carnival workers needed and town notices brief
City brief items list urgent help for a carnival with contact 9726 and Adv notices. Townsend Victory club No 8 meets at K P hall Sunday for 6 pm picnic and business session with Dr H J Jones contacts. Shueyville church services led by Rev Lyle K Anderson Sunday 9 30 am with Sunday school at 10 30. Keen Teen Klub moon light hike rescheduled to June 27. Christ Sanctified Holy Church tag day at 1230 Fifteenth street SE for church funds. Linn county Purple Heart chapter meets Friday 8 pm at VFW club for all Purple Heart holders.
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Townsend Club
Townsend Victory Club No
K. of P. Hall
Shueyville
Lyle K. Anderson
Christ Sanctified Holy Church
Fifteenth Street
H. G. Darden
Linn County
The
Order of the Purple Heart
VFW
Tracy Steegh Injured in Quarry Conveyor Accident
Tracy Steegh aged 33 of 2525 Johnson Avenue NW was injured Friday morning at the Crawford Lime and Quarry Company on Palo Road when his arm was caught in a conveyor belt and severed above the elbow. He was transported to St. Luke's Hospital for treatment.
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Tracy Steegh
Johnson Avenue
St. Luke’s
Crawford Lime and Quarry Company
Palo Road
Lilley conduct week long religious education conference
Dr and Mrs Theodore G Lilley returned from Pella where they led a week long conference on religious education for Young Presbyterians in Southeast Iowa. About 150 students and faculty attended the Central College campus event.
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Theodore G. Lilley
Pella
Iowa
Central College
Traffic Toll In Cedar Rapids Rise Since April First
Local traffic tolls in Cedar Rapids have increased since April 1, with ongoing effects on daily commutes and road usage noted by officials and residents. The figure 73 is cited as part of the toll tally.
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Cedar Rapids
Jury Chosen to Try Beulah Overell and Bud Gollum
After four weeks of wrangling a jury of twelve was selected in Santa Ana to try Beulah Louise Overell, 18, heiress, and her college sweetheart George Bud Gollum, a medical student. The panel began after questioning 555 talesmen.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Ins
Beulah Louise Overell
George “Bud” Gollum
Husky
Talesmen
Five giant salamanders sent as gift from Japan
Five giant salamanders were flown from Tokyo to Washington D C as a gift from Japanese schoolchildren to American students. The amphibians will be housed in the ecological park in Washington.
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Tokyo
INS
Washington, D. C
Wash‘on
Judge declines arbitration role in Deere dispute
Dubuque district judge John ZG Chau Sean refused an invitation from a union attorney to arbitrate issues in the Deere Dubuque Tractor Company case. The hearing on the anti picketing injunction proceeded as plant manager Fraher testified the strike began June 9 and threatened meeting production quotas. He said about 30 percent of workers wished to return and noted pickets on company property with 15 workers struck during attempts to resume work.
Bevin Denounces One-Party Grip in Europe
London, INS. British Foreign Secretary Bevin denounces Soviet backed Communist power grabs in Hungary. He warns a one party system spreads by force, questions next moves by the Communists, and condemns Franco Spain while defending Britain’s Hungary note and Marshall aid talks.
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London
INS
Bevin
Hungary
Britain
Finland
Italy
D. N. Pritt
Laborite
Pritt
Spain
Sion
Paris
Europe
Maj. Gen Lerch to Fly to U S for Korea Talks
Maj. Gen. Archer L. Lerch American military governor for South Korea said he will fly to the United States this weekend for four or five days. He will meet with congressional and other Washington groups interested in Korea aid and air issues.
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U. S. Seoul
INS
Archer L. Lerch
South Korea
United States
Congressional
Washingto
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