Temperatures and Rainfall Across Major Cities Report
Thursday highs ranged from the 60s to the upper 90s with lows in the 50s to 70s across cities including Bismarck Minneapolis New York Duluth and Omaha. The Iowa forecast calls for partly cloudy skies cooler highs near 70s northwest to 80s southeast with total June rainfall around 0.5 to 1 inch and scattered thundershowers likely Tuesday or Wednesday. Local notices include births and marriages and civil suits with detailed case amounts.
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Iowa
Three Motorists' Licenses Suspended in Court
The licenses of Delwin Cline, 614 Sixth Street SE. Robert Sorensen, Mechanicsville. and Johnny Ellis, Twin Towers motel, were suspended for 30 days after speeding charges in municipal court. Ellis and Cline fined $10 each. Sorensen fined $20.
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Allen Batton
Harvey Mannen
Virginia Donovan
Illinois Street
Paul Bell
Sixth Street
Henry Benecke
Oakland Road
Margaret Hurlbert
Highridge Road
Delwin Cline
Roberto Rodriguez
Clifton Street
Arnold Waite
Knoll Street
Joe Goldsberry
White Oak Road
Johnny Ellis
Twin Towers
Melita O'Neill
Center Point Road
Edward Hollander
Second Avenue
John Phillips
Wadena
Tommy Lekin
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Leo Baird
Otis Road
William Lane
Toddville
Florian Goodkin
Harold Drive
Robert Sorenson
Mechanicsville
William Demery
Sixteenth Street
William Korman
Bowling Street
Noisy Muffler
Ronald Krambeer
Decorah
Monte Smith
Robert Elmore
Marion
Sixth Street SE
Robert Sorensen
Twin Towers Motel
Ellis
Cline
Sorensen
First day summer bid buys unclaimed fur coat at auction
An unidentified bidder wins an Alaskan fur coat for 120 dollars at the Boston postal district auction of unclaimed items on the first day of summer. The event drew attendees and highlighted the disposition of unclaimed goods.
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Boston
Clarence Meyer Injured Cranking Tractor in Accident
Clarence Harlan Meyer broke his right arm Thursday night in a tractor crank accident. He was treated and released from a Cedar Rapids hospital.
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Clarence — Harlan Meyer
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Man Killed in Quarry Accident
Arthur James Joslin 24 of rural route 1 Anamosa died when his earth mover overturned at Paralta quarry six miles east of Marion. Coroner’s office and Goettsch funeral home set services for Saturday. He married Betty Townsend June 15 and served in the navy last year. Survivors include parents wife four brothers and five sisters.
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Gazette
Thoto
Jerry Mosey
Arthur J. Joslin
Route 1
Anamosa
Paralta
Joslin
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Bob Brosh
Goettsch
Wilcox Cemetery
Arthur James Joslin
Navy
Reserves
Betty Townsend
Glenn Joslin
Iroute 1
Rindless Cheese Process Patent Upheld by Court
A U S circuit court of appeals affirmed the patent validity held by inventor James Bryan Stine for a rindless Swiss type cheese process. Kraft Foods Co. of Chicago is the patent assignee. Defendants Walther Dairy, Borden Co., Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Products, and Cheese Producers Marketing Association contested enforceability and priority.
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Chicago
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Bryan Stine
Patrick T. Stone
U. S. District Court
Wausau
Wis
Kraft Foods Co
Kraft
Stine
Iowa State College
Ames
Walther Dair
Products
Platteville, Wis
The
Borden Co
New York
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Products Association of
Monroe
Cheese Producers’ Marketing Association of
Riverside council legalizes cheek to cheek dancing ban repeal
Riverside California city council repealed a 31 year old ban on cheek to cheek dancing. The ordinance passed on Thursday making such dancing legal again in the city.
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Riverside
Calif
Leity Council
Thompson and Lefebvre residents in Mercy Hospital
City briefs report Thompson and Lefebvre, both listed as Mercy Hospital patients with visitors allowed. Dr. Dolson relocates clinic to 401 3rd Ave SW. A Grinnell College grant lifts Robert Woito to a freshman year. local notices include a purse loss and a two car crash at B Avenue and Second Street NE with injuries.
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Schimberg Company, Inc
Louis Vosmek
Fifth Street NW
Midwest Oil Company
MK Land
Almer Wood
Twelfth Avenue
Joe Weinberg
Tyler School Grocery and Market
Orville
Florence Brown
Twelfth Revenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Alfred E
Arlene Bedell
First Ravenue SE
Sanitary Farm Dairies
Willis L
Bertha Carney
First Avenue SW
Mercy Hospital
Beulah Goff
Blake Boulevard
Dick Kenney
Avenue NW
Ware and Bressler
Margaret Minner
Margaret
R. L. Locher
Gerald
Marcella Trimble
405
Arthur L
Bessie A. Wilcox
Belmont Parkway NW
L. L. Dolson
Guaranty Building
Dolson Clinic
3Rd Ave. SW
Leon Lefebvre
Avenue NE
Robert S. Woito
Harold A. Woito
E Avenue NE
Grinnell College
Woito
Grinnell
Hayes Engagement with Zsa Zsa Gabor Ends
Hollywood millionaire Hal B. Hayes announced Friday that his engagement to Hungarian actress Zsa Zsa Gabor is off by mutual consent.
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Hollywood
INS
Hal B. Hayes
Zsa Zsa Gabor
UC Researchers Probe Synthetic Mushroom Food
In Davis California UC agriculture scientists Reynolds and Benko explore a submerged culture fermentation method to grow edible fungi in tanks. If successful the process could greatly cut labor for mushroom production and yield fungi for soups gravies and sauces rather than whole mushrooms.
Mine kills three children in Vienna blast
In Vienna, a World War II mine found by children aged 5 to 9 exploded while they played, killing all three. The accident highlights dangers from unexploded ordnance left from past wars.
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Vienna
Iceland Calls for U S Exit Stir Debate in Parliament
Iceland's Foreign Minister says the government intends to end U S forces at Keflavik but will honor NATO obligations. He notes elections will not alter Icelandic policy and cites possible political backlash from Thors coalition and allied parties amid demands for U S withdrawal.
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Keflavik
NATO
North Atlantic
Gudmundsson
Progressive Party
Progressives
U.S
Thors
Arctic Circle
National Defense
Iceland Seeks US Talks on Withdrawal of Forces
Iceland’s foreign ministry requests talks with the United States starting Aug 1 on withdrawing American forces. The plan faces criticism over civilian pay and strained manpower as Iceland’s fishing industry loses workers. A new foreign minister will have election results to guide decisions.
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Iceland
Foreign Ministry
United States
Death of 84-year-old Mrs Flater in Cedar Rapids
Miss Mollie Flater 84 of 361 Second Avenue SW Cedar Rapids was found dead at her apartment Friday. Coroner says natural causes. Born near West Liberty December 25 1871 she taught at Lamont and later retired. Surviving are brother Guy M Flater and sister Mrs Jessie Grigg. Funeral home visitationSaturday. funeral arrangements pending.
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C.R
Mollie Flater
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Robert Brosh
Cedar Valley
West Liberty
Miss Flater
Lamont
Trinity Methodist Church
CES Naomi
Kalona
Guy M. Flater
Jessi Grigg
Rohn
Patricia Lou Hansen Died After Illness In Cedar Rapids
Patricia Lou Hansen 20 wife of Jerry Hansen of Palo died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 9 30 a m Thursday after a long illness She was born January 29 1936 in Benton County and married October 22 1955 at Atkins Survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs Fred C Keiper of Palo a sister Sharon Kay Keiper and grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Keiper of Atkins and Mr and Mrs Will Behrens of Deep River Funeral services 2 p m Sunday at St Stephen s Lutheran Atkins with Rev J Kock Burial in St Stephen s Cemetery Friends may call Beatty Bearle Chapel Cedar Rapids after 6 p m Friday until 10 a m Sunday.
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Patricia Lou Hansen
Jerry Hansen
Palo
Cedar Rapids
Benton County
Atkins
Fred C. Keiper
Sharon Kay Keiper
Henry Keiper
Will Behrens
Deep River
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
J. Kock
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Mrs. Cejka Dies in Cedar Rapids Nursing Home
Mrs. Frank M. Cejka a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died in a local nursing home at 9 10 am Friday after a long illness born May 9 1870 in Cedar Rapids. Survived only by a niece and nephew. widow of 1949 and mother of Frank Leo Cejka who died in 1951 and brother Joseph Binko who died in 1956. She was a member of the Episcopal church. Services set for 3 30 p m Tuesday in Turner chapel with Rev James C A Cole of Grace Episcopal church. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p m Saturday at the chapel.
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Frank M. Cejka
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Frank Leo Cejka
Joseph Binko
Cejka
Episcopal Church
Turner Chapel
James C., A. Cole
Grace Episcopal Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Adelka Crane 1896 Cedar Rapids teacher dies at 6 30 p.m.
Adelka A. Crane died at her home 309 Fourth avenue SW after a brief illness. Born in Cedar Rapids March 21 1896 she taught in Cedar Rapids public schools. Surviving daughter Mrs John Williamson father Wendl E Wolrab and brother Milo L Wolrab. Funeral Saturday 4 p.m. at Janeba with burial in Czech National cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Friday.
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Adelka A. Crane
Fourth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
John Williamson
Bloomington
Ind
Wendl E. Wolrab
Milo L. Wolrab
Chicago
Janeba
Frazer A. Thomason
Czech National Cemetery
Monaco Prince Grants Pardon to American in Dice Cheating Case
Prince Rainier of Monaco Thursday pardoned Jason Lee, one of three Americans jailed for using loaded dice to cheat casino tables out of fourteen thousand two hundred eighty five dollars.
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Monte Carlo
INS
Prince Rainier of
Monaco
Jason Lee
Court fines 17 year old for drunk driving in Coggon
Derrell D. Butterfield of Center Point pled guilty to a drunk driving charge and was fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge Floyd Philbrick. He paid 100 dollars down and 50 dollars a month. Deputy Harry Ackerman arrested him early Thursday in Coggon as officials continue to investigate how a minor obtained intoxicants.
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Derrell D. Butterfield
Center Point
Floyd Philbrick
Butterfield
Harry Ackerman
Coggon
Judge Takes Adoption Case Under Advisement
Judge Charles Penningroth took the case under advisement after a two day hearing over the adoption of a baby born May 15 at a Cedar Rapids hospital. The natural mother consented then withdrew it. The infant remains with the adoptive parents while custody is decided.
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Charles Penningroth
Cedar Rapids
Penningroth
Marsh sues Chicago insurer for health claim debts
Truman E. Marsh of Mt. Vernon filed a $359.76 suit against Old Republic Credit Life Insurance Company of Chicago seeking collection on a health and accident insurance claim.
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Truman E. Marsh
Mt. Vernon
The
Old Republic Credit Life Insurance Company of
Chicago
Fort Madison Youth Drowns Near Mississippi River
John A Susich 18 of Fort Madison disappeared after a Mississippi river swim near Montrose. Searchers found his car about 3 miles north of U S 61 with clothing inside. Sheriff Delahoyde said he swam alone at Lake Keokuk and apparently drowned. dragging operations began.
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John A. Susich
Fort Madison
Mississippi River
Here
Susich
John Susich
U.S. 61
Harold Delahoyde
Lake Keokuk
City workers pay scales up for review in council discusses
Safety Commissioner Prochaska and Mayor Meaghan spar over police and firemen pay ideas as council weighs 4 percent and 5 cent hourly raises for departmental staff. They cite Cedar Rapids and nearby cities as benchmarks while drafting retroactive scales to January 1.
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Meaghan
Prochaska
Cedar Rapids
Fire Chief and City Sued in Fatal Crash
Davenport, AP The fire chief Lester Schick and the city face a $35,000 suit over a fatal April 23 crash. Edward Dibbern died when Schick’s car struck a telephone pole after hitting the pole as he leaned on it while responding to a fire alarm. Jesse Huffman of Davenport is also named as a co defendant.
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Davenport
Lester Schick
William H. Dibbern
Edward Dibbern
Schick
Jesse Huffman
Calmar Boy 3 Dies From Rare Blood Disease
Danny Elsbernd III, age 3, son of Mr and Mrs Cletus Elsbernd of Calmar, died Friday at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minn from a rare blood disease. He had been ill since Christmas. Funeral arrangements are being made at French Funeral Home. He is survived by a twin sister four brothers and his grandparents.
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Danny Elsbernd
Cletus Elsbernd
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
French Funeral Home
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