Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices in Cedar Rapids Area
A batch of obituaries notes deaths of William O. Ross 91 Belle Plaine after illness. Donald L. Falcon 52 Central City after sudden illness. Henry Earl Booth 81 Cedar Rapids area. Charles W. Sellers 69 Belle Plaine. Blanche G. Gayan 93 Belle Plaine area. Emma A. Redmond, Soren “S P” Sorenson memorials listed. Services set at churches and cemeteries. memorial funds and rosaries noted.
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William O. Ross
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Beverly Manor
New Florence
Anna Kobusch
Hazel Benson
Ross
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Howard
Elton
Obe
Alva
Hiawatha
William F
Midway
J.W
Goldie McKenna
Shirley B. Scholl
Hazel E. Fischer
Norma Jean Grove
Sylvia Bolyard
Marion
Christ United Methodist Church
Robert Barnett
Russell's
Donald L. Falcon
Central City
Mercy Hospital
Patricia Overcast
St. Louis
U.S. Navy
United Church of Christ
el Kabir Shrine
Amvet
Falcon
Ruth Little
Okeechobee, Fla
Donna Falcon
Rancho Cucamango
Calif
Julie Falcon
Bloomfield
Joel
Lester
Marie McCammon Falcon
Robert
F. William Hilker
Level Lodge
Mount Clark Cemetery
Henry Earl Booth
Sixth Ave
Redwing
Minn
Libbie E. Booth
Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Calvary Baptist Church
Dorothy Hawkins
Karen Stewart
Lisbon
Blanche Booth
Roy Booth
Clinton
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Richard Ernst
Hillside Wesleyan Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Charles W. Sellers
Center St
Sandyville
W.va
Dorothy Craft
Iowa Electric
Moose Lodge
Order of Eagles
Linda Waybell
Thelma Collum
Helen Koby
Bette Wagner
Waterloo
William Sellers
California
Turner Chapel East
Oak Hill Cemetery
Blanche G. Gayan
Memorial Drive
John Montpas
Florence
Wis
Frank Gayan
St. Cloud
Fla
Wisconsin
Michigan
All Saints Church
Andrew Gagan
Escanaba
Mich
F.P. Gross
Wauwautosa
Frank J. Hartmann
Los Angeles
Ray DeRoche
Neenah
Edmund J. Becker
Osceola Memory Gardens
Kissimmee
Stewart Funeral Home
Turner Chapel West
Trinity Lutheran Church
Judge awards wife share of physician license in divorce
White Plains judge rules Loretta O'Brien 36 is entitled to 188800 for financing her husband's medical schooling. He notes her work supported the marriage and that the medical license adds about 472000 to the value of the couple's asset pool, framing the license as marital property.
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White Plains
N.Y
State Supreme Court
Richard Duranco
Loretta O’brien
Michael
O’brien
O'Brien
Goodman
Births and incidents listed in June local notices
Vital Statistics report notes births at St. Luke's and Iowa City with multiple families named, including Jeanne Frye, Lorg Raing An, Bonnie Barker, and Susan Wachowiak. Iowa City and Marion families welcomed sons and daughters in mid June. grandparents listed for Ellis Solon family. Police log records gasoline line leak on Sixth Ave SW, mistaken alarm on Edgewood Rd SW, and carbon monoxide in a garage on Thompson Dr SE.
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St. Luke’s
Lorg
Sorth Raing
Sixth Ave
Edgewood Road
Thompson Drive
MacArthur accused of hiding germ warfare records secret pact
Helena report from the Gazette wire service cites Greg Rodriguez Jr. alleging Gen. Douglas MacArthur helped Japanese general Shiro Ishii obtain wartime Unit 731 records on American POWs. Rodriguez says secrecy protected Ishii and delayed medical aid and compensation for ex POWs.
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Gazette Wire
Helena
Mont
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. House Committee On Veterans’ Affairs
Phillippines
Mukden
Manchuria
Greg Rodriquez Jr
Missoula
Vision Quest
Rodriquez
Committee
MacArthur
Shiro Ishii
Rodriguez
Douglas A. MacArthur
Ishii
Pingfang
Tokyo Broadcasting System
Banker Calvi found dead on London bridge amid Italian scandal
The body of Roberto Calvi, 61, chairman of Banco Ambrosiano, found hanging from London’s Blackfriars Bridge. He vanished eight days earlier amid Italy’s corruption saga tied to Propaganda Due and allegations of currency fraud, ties to Vatican funds, and a jailed associate linked to the Mafia.
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London
Roberto Calvi
Italy
Calvi
Banco Ambrosiano
Milan
Blackfriar’s Bridge
Thames
Propaganda Due
Licio Gelli
Arnaldo Forlani
Banca D'Italia
Bruno Tassan Din
Switzerland
Din
Rizzoli Publishing Group
Lodge
Rizzoli Group
Corriera Della Sera
Michele Sindona
New York
Sindona
Gunman surrenders after 21 hour standoff at Washington Monument
Vietnam veteran Paul M. Gundlach, 34, from Flint Michigan, holed up inside the Washington Monument for 21 hours after urging it as a place to die. About 90 tourists were evacuated. no shots fired. He surrendered to park police negotiator. charged with assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a weapon.
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Washington
Washington Monument
U.S. Park
Paul M. Gundlach
Flint
Mich
Kenneth Green
Gundlach
Green
Veterans Administration Office
Internal Revenue Service
Park
Richard Dendy
Monument
Dendy
Metropolitan Police
Park Police
Patrick Henry the Orator and Virginia Governor
Patrick Henry the back country lawyer inspired Virginia resistance with fiery speeches though his exact words are uncertain. He gained statewide renown and became Virginia’s first post independence governor, initially opposing the Constitution for states' rights.
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Patrick Henry
Virginia
Henry
Commonwealth of Virginia
Hot Line Established Between Washington and Moscow in 1963
On this date in 1963 the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to a direct communications link between Washington and Moscow known as the hot line. The move followed heightened Cold War tensions and aimed to reduce the risk of accidental conflict.
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United States
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Correction and clarification policy for Gazette reports
The Cedar River Raft Race prize rules are available at 396 2616. The Gazette provides corrections and clarifications for errors in reports and headlines via a published notice section. Readers may call 398 8313 to register complaints about accuracy fairness and completeness of coverage.
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Saturday Gazette
The
Gazette
Tractor rolls and kills man in Jackson County
Wayne Leroy Garien aged 19 of rural Preston was killed when his tractor tipped on him while traveling west on a Jackson County gravel road about 7 p.m. He attempted a left turn as a wheel slipped on loose gravel and was pronounced dead at the scene by Jackson County Medical Examiner James Cahill.
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Preston
UPI
Jackson County
Wayne Leroy Garien
Garien
James Cahill
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Listing Rates and Address
The Cedar Rapids Gazette publishes daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates include carrier $1.65 weekly and mail options with 7 issues per week at varied annual costs.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Anamosa
Nellie Lawrence
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Goettsch’s
William W. Klenk Jr
Hrabak’s
Rector Cemetery
Chelsea
Manchester
Josephine Jeske
Oakland Cemetery
Shelly’s
Volga — Carmi L. Belden
First Methodist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Witt’s
Elkader
Cynthia
Gregory Frye
Second Ave
Jeanne
G. Mark Bornemann
Willowood Ave
Ruth Ann
Michael McCormally
15Th St. SE
Iowa City
Valerie
Don C. Ellis
Solon
Don G., Ellis
Northwood Drive
Auvas
London Bridge
Institute For Religious Works
Vatican
Paul Marcinkus
Italian Central Bank
Milan Stock Exchange
Graziella Teresa Corrocher
U.S. and World News Daily
Peck
Blairs Ferry
Edgewood Rd
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
Turners East
John B. Turner & Son
Second Avenue SE
James F. Stewart
Elaine Landau
Kawaiko
First Avenue N.E
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