Warning On Deceptive Solicitation Reaches Local Businesses
The Chamber of Commerce Business-Consumers bureau warns that a mail piece resembling the Yellow Pages renewal notice is circulating in the area. The Iowa Classified Directory Co. offers a $45 listing with a free directory and optional copies, using a Mason City post office box and a Minneapolis envelope, prompting calls to the telephone office for verification.
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Business -Consumers Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Roger Schreder
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Iowa Classified Directory Co
Mason City
Iowa
Minneapolis
Business-Consumers Bureau
Two Cedar Rapids Boys Admit Break-in Spree
Two Cedar Rapids youths aged 15 and 16 confessed to stealing from 14 pop machines over two days and prior incidents dating back to September 1962. Detectives estimate average loot of $1.50 to $2 per machine with about $20 recovered. They used a service-station key and a screwdriver to gain access, with arrests at one home and referrals to the juvenile bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John Kuba
Juvenile Bureau
Kuba
Asst
James Shannon
Shannon
Armed Forces Youth Enlists in Marine Corps
Richard Coonrod aged 18 enlisted for a three year hitch in the Marine Corps under the delayed enlistment program. He will not be called to active duty until July 22. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Coonrod of 1400 Seventh Avenue SE. Aviation Electrician's Mate Daryl Becker, home on 20 day leave from Jacksonville Florida, is being transferred to Moffett Field California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John J Becker of Norway.
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Richard Coonrod
Marine Corps
Richard
Albert Coonrod
Seventh Avenue SE
Aviation
Daryl Becker
Jacksonville
Fla
Moffett Field
Calif
John J. Becker
Norway
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. is a daily and Sunday paper published at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions include night editions at $1.25 per month or $13 per year by mail and $1.35 per month or $14 per year for afternoon and Sunday editions. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Senate Finance Unit Okays Tax Extension
The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill to extend for another year the present corporation income and major excise tax rates. The vote reflected support for maintaining current tax levels and market stability while awaiting broader fiscal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Unit
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Battle over Iowa highway board appointees test reaches court
The Iowa governor faces a clash over highway commission and board of control appointments after the attorney general’s ruling blocks interim picks. Keir may requalify to maintain geographic balance. Barry’s status unclear as Gov Hughes weighs next moves amid legislative constraints.
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Board of Control
Crawford
Hughes
Walter Conway
Muscatine
Conway
United Press International
Hultman
Senate
Highway Commission
Stong
Keir
Barry
Commission
Norman Erbe
Harry Bradley, Jr
Herschel Loveless
Bradley
Jefferson Graduates Named Top Scorers in Time Contest
Five 1963 Jefferson high school graduates are listed among Time magazine current affairs competitors. Top scorer is Jerry Edelman, followed by Diane Dvorak Phil Arnold Karen Gardner and Bill Meyn. Over 400000 students competed from 3500 classes. Edelman will receive a certificate and a choice of globe or book.
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Jefferson High School
Time Magazine
Jefferson
Jerry Edelman
Diane Dvorak
Phil Arnold
Karen Gardner
Bill Meyn
Edelman
City Briefs and Local Notices Mixed In June 1951
Community items include Ladies AA meetings at 10914 Second Avenue SE at 7 30 tonight and Bavarian House reservations at Springville dialing 447 3142. Alumni reunion for McKinley High School Class of 1951 set for Farah s at 6 30 Sunday with Doris Pike EM 24575 to reserve. Nora s Archid Shop closed June 21 22 23. A local boy James Burchers 10 suffered a right wrist fracture when bike overturned near home on Thirty Street NE. Cook Coffee Co reports $50 money bag stolen from truck parked at stock room Wednesday night. Cedar Rapids Symphony rehearsal noted.
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McKinley High School
Farah’s
Doris Pike
James Burchers
Thomas Burchers
Thirtieth Street
Cook Coffee Co
Bertha Patterson Undergoes Surgery in Pullman
Bertha Patterson underwent surgery Tuesday at St. Luke's Hospital. The Pullman hotel is mentioned in connection with her care, and visitors are permitted.
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Bertha Patterson
Pullman Hotel
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dairy Queen Birthday Sun Days and Catholic Laymen Talk
Catholic Laymen advertise Sister Mary Patrick Mercy Hospital will discuss the purpose of medical social work in the community Friday at noon. The Roosevelt Square Dance hosts a Friday event with Marion Sunday mart live music and dancing open to all.
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Mary Patrick
Mercy Hospital
Roosevelt
Marion Sun-Mart
High 12 Club-Marian Van Fossen to Speak at Embassy Club
Cedar Rapids Visiting Nurses Assn. speaker Marian Van Fossen will address Friday noon at the Embassy club. The item also notes free kiddie cones at Alberts Sunshine Cleaners Friday 3 to 7 p.m. and community ads for downtown merchant promotions. John A. Kuba, injured in a four car crash in Sterling, Ill., is convalescing at home after returning from Community hospital. Roosevelt High School 1939 graduates plan a 6:30 p.m. reunion Saturday at Cedar View Country Club with dinner at 7:30.
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High 12
Marian van Fossen
The
Cedar Rapids
Alberts Sunshine Cleaners
East Marion
John A. Kuba
Second Street
Sterling, Ill
Sterling
Edward R. Kuba
Roosevelt High School
Cedar View Country Club
Ensemble rehearsal at Riverside Recreation Center Sunday
A rehearsal at 2 30 Sunday at Riverside Recreation Center invites former orchestra members and student string players home on vacation. For more information call EM 4 0706.
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Riverside Recreation Center
Four Cars Involved In Freak Street Lot Pileup
Four parked and unoccupied vehicles were damaged in a chain reaction on First avenue and Fourth street E. The incident began when a car registered to John P. Mitchell of Des Moines rolled backward, striking Lois Bullestad and Daniel C. Barta. Barta’s car hit William A. Paisel’s vehicle, with damages listed at 150 and 200 dollars respectively.
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City Lot
First Avenue
Fourth Street
John P. Mitchell
Des Moines
Lois Bullestad
Thirty-sixth Street
Daniel C. Barta
Cheyenne Road
Classified boosts local business at low cost
A compact classified notice highlights affordable advertising options helping small businesses reach customers without high spend. It emphasizes value and accessibility for local merchants seeking cost effective promotional space.
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Walt’s
Standard
First Street
Easy Launderette
E Avenue
Wilkins Texaco
Center Point Road
Doug and
Bruce
Phillips
Jerry's Sinclair
Mt. Vernon Road
McDonald Oil Co
Cedar Hills
Johnson Avenue
Elin Cities
Harold's
Brownie
C.R
Marines
Che
Savings Bank Books
United State
Fd.1.c
16Th Ave. S.W
Phau. EM
Haltman
Robert Keir
Spencer
John Falk, Jr
Postville
Geograph
Keir and
Dwight Jensen
Connecticut
California
Ohio
Florida
Downing
Cree
Thority
Burrows
England
Gordon
London
Gordon’s Dry Gin CO. Ltd
Linden, N. J
Re Ruud
Pertral
Illinois
Ladies AA
Ladies Alcoholics Anonymous
Second Avenue SE
Springville
Nora’s
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Dairy Queen
Hladky’s
4Th Ave
Love Brothers
Walt
LOWE
Lowe Brothers
Better Homes & Gardens
House & Garden
Otter
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