Weather and notices from the Daily Record June 22 1952
The Daily Record reports highs and lows for multiple cities with a forecast for Iowa Mostly cloudy with possible showers and warmer conditions in the west and south Averages and normals for June are listed along with moonrise and moonset Times Noon Saturday to 10 p.m. Saturday are shown plus precipitation totals Year ago temperatures and a long list of local obituaries marriages births and public notices including fines for assault and battery.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Cleveland
Miami
Detroit
New Seeeene
Ismarck
Eoll
Movnes
Mpls
St. Paul
Losas
Iowa
Ales
El Kahir Show Earns High Acclaim At Cedar Rapids Horse Show
The El Kahir Shrine hosted a Cedar Rapids horse show on Saturday despite rain soaking Hawkeye Downs. More than 300 entries set a state record with 54 Open Stock horses and 20 Palomino entries. Judges praised quality as Cedar Rapids and Eastern Iowa entries dominated many classes including Open Parade, Five-Waited, and Hackney singles.
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Cedar Rapids
el Kahir Shrine
Shriners
Hawkeye Downs
John W. Corrigan
Oak Park
Ill
Iowa
Corrigan
Frank
Bennett Bedell
Judy
Jingle Bells
Bedell
Cedar Heights
Wilson
Atomic
Distant View
Roosevelt Student Wins Interlochen Scholarship
Hjordis Rose Marie Anderson of Vinton road NW wins a $100 National Federation of Music Clubs Interlochen summer study scholarship. At 16 she is Roosevelt high school student and concert mistress of Cedar Rapids All-City orchestra, Cedar Rapids Symphony member, and All-State violinist for three years.
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Hjordis Rose Marie Anderson
Vinton Road
Interlochen
Mich
National Federation of Music Clubs
Miss Anderson
R. Cedric Anderson
Roosevelt High School
All-City
Cedar Rapids
All-State
Federation
Koje Prisoner Shift Completed on Koje Island
Allied guards retained full control as the reshuffle of Koje island's rebellious Communist prisoners into smaller compounds ended today.
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Koje
Koje Island
James Wadsworth Dies Former New York Senator
James Wadsworth former New York senator and representative who co authored the World War I and II draft laws died in Washington Sunday night at age 74.
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Washington
LLP
James W. Wadsworth
New York
City Briefs: Smejkal Arrives in Japan for Air Base Service
Private Leo Smejkal son of Mr and Mrs Leo Smejkal 2920 Iowa Ave SE has arrived in Japan. He is stationed with headquarters battery as a mechanic at Johnson air base. Lawrence Johnson son of Mrs Harry S Johnson 1860 B Ave NE recently passed the Michigan law bar and is visiting home after exams in Des Moines. Elmer James age 2 of 1010 Bealer Ct SE sustained minor bruises after colliding with a motorcycle at Mt Vernon Rd and Fifteenth St SE and was treated at Mercy Hospital. the rider was Ernest Anderson of 732 Thirty-first St SE.
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St. Luke’s
Keith Concannon
K Avenue NE
Gilbert Meseke
Marengo
Woodrow Beyer
Mechanicsville
Erwin Schmidt
Thirtieth Street
At. Mercy
Joseph Krivanek
Route 2
John Cole
Fourth Avenue
Duane Thompson
Twenty-first Avenue
Strawberry Point
John Luse
Luse
Clark Luse
Springville
Japan
Leo
Smejkal
Leo Smejkal
Iowa Avenue
Johnson Air Base
Johnson
Lawrence Johnson
University of Michigan Law School
Des Moines
Harry S. Johnson
B Avenue
Elmer James
Bealer Court SE
Mt. Vernon Road
Fifteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Ernest Anderson
Thirty-first Street
Senate debate on presidential electors and absentee voting
The article reports senators Hickenlooper Sparkman and Millikin clash over an amendment on absentee voting for service members. The amendment lets the defense secretary accept governors certification of adequate absentee provisions. Millikin calls the ballot unconstitutional noting the constitution assigns electors, not a direct presidential election.
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Sen. Hickenlooper
Sen.Sparkman
D-Ala
Defense Secretary
Armed Services
Sen. Millikin
Rcolo
Life Underwriters Install New Cedar Rapids Officers
Frank W. Frambes was installed Friday as president of the Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters for the coming year. John B. Walters became vice president, Nicholas Peeler secretary, and Frank Carideo treasurer. Directors for a two year term include Byron K. Anderson Joseph A. McGuire and Robert J. Thiel with Paul Kohl as installing officer.
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Frank W. Frambes
Cedar Rapids
Eisenhower urges open convention and broad party unity
Eisenhower warned that rigged conventions betray honesty and fair play and urged an open fair process to seat delegates. He argued the Republican party must attract independents and youth, win the next election, and become a national party representing all Americans.
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Eisenhower
Republican Party
United States
Kefauver attacks party bosses plans to curb democracy
Senator Kefauver accuses party bosses and machines of attempting a phony draft at the convention and warns of defeat for the Democrats. He contends Plan A and Plan B differ only by timing and urges delegates to act to preserve democratic control.
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Sullivan
Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Kefauver
Franklin D
CIO paper targets Ike and Taft in no-deal sharp attack
The CIO News calls Dwight D. Eisenhower’s campaign a raw deal for workers and warns Taft’s influence in Congress helped back the steel industry. It cites Eisenhower’s Taft-Hartley stance as evidence of a no-deal approach harmful to labor and commends CIO President Philip Murray’s critique of Ike’s stance.
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Washington
CIO
Dwight D. Eisenhower
CIO News
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
G.O.P
Taft
Eisenhower
Congress
Philip Murray
Senate Passes Enhanced Disability Compensation Bill
The Senate approved a House backed measure expanding monthly disability pay for severely disabled veterans including those missing limbs or blind. Costs are pegged at about 20.76 million for the coming fiscal year, affecting about 119,000 veterans, with top payments rising from 360 to 400 and individual rates up to 47 dollars for certain disabilities.
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Washington
Senate
House
Divorce Validation Passed by Senate
The Senate approved a bill to recognize divorces legally obtained in one state as valid nationwide. The measure, focusing on divorce decrees only, does not address alimony orders and cites an estimated 3.5 million Americans who have divorced and remarried.
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Washington
INS
Senate
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Deaths Josephine McArthur 69 Widow of William McArthur
Josephine McArthur 69 died suddenly at her Cedar Rapids home at 1 45 p m Saturday born June 11 1883 in Maquoketa and lived in Cedar Rapids over 40 years Survived by son James and brother Nick Stiles Both reside in Cedar Rapids Services in Beatty chapel with burial at Linwood cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Sunday
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Josephine McArthur
William McArthur
Tenth Street
Maquoketa
Cedar Rapids
James
Nick Stiles
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Services for Clifford S. Cooley
Clifford S. Cooley of 518 Seventeenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Friday. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in the Barta Hesser chapel by Dr. Andrew E. Kurth and Dr. Galen Lee Rose. Burial is Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Clifford S. Cooley
Seventeenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Andrew E. Kurth
Galen Lee Rose
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Mrs Herman F Ohmann
Funeral services for Mrs. Herman F. Ohmann will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in the Barta Hesser chapel with Rev. Allan E. Schoff of Central Park Presbyterian church officiating. Burial is in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the Cedar Rapids funeral home after death at a Cedar Rapids hospital following a long illness.
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Earlville
Albert Cooksley
Gilbert
Korea
Clifton Funeral Home
Clarence
L. A. Kintzel
Chapman Funeral Home
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Tama
Fred H. Gebhardt
Marshalltown
Henderson Funeral Home
Toledo
National Cemetery
Vining
Oelwein
Donald Reid
Brant Funeral Home
Chelsea
Catherine Brush
J. A. Flick
Congregational Church
Fairview
Hopkinton
Walter Harter
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Goettsch
Hopkinton Cemetery
Chris Rayner
Cathout
Lone Tree Cemetery
Carl Weber
Independence
Louis Cisna
Independence Light Plant
Peoples Funeral Home
Wilson Cemetery
Belle Plaine
Margaret Henry
Mason City
Hrabaks
Herman F. Ohmann
Daniels Street
Cedar Rapids
Allan E. Schoff
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Funeral services for A. L. Bright in Marion area
Funeral services for A. L. Bright, formerly of Marion and the Springville area, will be held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Chapel of Memories. Rev. C. V. R. De Jong of Marion will officiate. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery in Cedar Rapids.
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A. L. Bright
Marion
Springville
Oildale
Calif
Chapel of Memories
C. V. R. de Jong
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Services for Ralph T. Acker to be held Monday
Funeral services for Ralph T. Acker 48 of 2801 B avenue NE are set for Monday at 9 a.m. at St. Matthew's Church with Rev. James D. Kearn. burial follows at Mt. Calvary cemetery. The Rosary is recited tonight at 8 by Father Kearn at Teahen chapel with friends calling there.
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Ralph T. Ackerman
B Avenue NE
St. Matthew’s Church
James D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father Kearn
Teahen Chapel
Henderson Pleads Innocent To Second DWI Charge
Melvin LeRoy Henderson, 24, of route 2, pled innocent to a second offense drunk driving in front of Judge Charles Penningroth. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Police said his stalled truck blocked the Twenty first avenue and B street SW intersection. a passerby moved the vehicle after he could not. He was previously convicted of DWI in Linn County on January 16, 1951.
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Melvin LeRoy Henderson
Charles Penningroth
Henderson
Twenty-first Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Linn
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Hickenlooper
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Ike
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