Steal Head Writes Employes Stating His Case
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports a notice of a theft head writing to employees stating his case. It covers a church burial, weather, and local obituaries with service details for several residents, along with city police and court actions and traffic fines. The piece lists births, marriages, and death notices from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns, providing names, ages, and locations of services and cemeteries.
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Iowa Roadside Grasshopper Spray Program Cut Back
Iowa plans to spray southern road rights of way to curb a grasshopper infestation were trimmed after the interim committee refused $13,000. Only $7,000 remains from a state appropriation to fund the effort in 13 northern counties with the highway commission aiding primary roads. County supervisors will be asked to assist on secondary and farm to market roads. A meeting was scheduled with officials to finalize details as conditions worsen.
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Iowa
Loyd van Patten
van Patten
Nouthern Tiera
States” Highway Commission
Highway Commission
van Pinten
Courthouse Clerk Accused of Embezzlement in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids authorities charge Melvin Safranek a Magnus hotel employee with embezzling 73.06 dollars. He was arrested in Albert Lea Minnesota after traveling there on the Cedar Rapids case and waived extradition to face the district court accusation.
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Moncar
Albert Lea Minn
Melvin Safranek
Magnus
Albert Lea
Safranck
Deaths of Walter Hawbaker and several Cedar Rapids residents
Walter Hawbaker retired McKinley teacher and World War I veteran dies at 10:20 am after a long illness at his Cedar Rapids home. Survived by wife Janice, son and relatives. Services set at Turner chapel. burial Mt. Hope, charity to American Cancer Society. Other obituaries include Mrs. F B Shears, Mrs. Robin Lillibridge, Mrs. Louis Kratoska, Mrs Anthony J Bricht, infant Karla Kay Sebers, with details on births, deaths, and funeral arrangements in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
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En Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
Baxter
Midheleneay
Agarnion Chapel
Toarber
Bari
Christian Church
Norwich
Goetlsch Funeral
Victor
Rope Smith
McAninch
Olesburg
Lathur B. Irmscher
Zion Church
Noom
Jows City
Frank
Peach” Shaffer
Spitatl Ae
Beckman
Oathout Chapel
Owa
Charles Williams
Tues- Municipal
Oakland
Ceme
Tery
Welter
Raymond Hawbaker
Avenue NE
McKinley High School
Cedar Rapids
Geneva
Ind
Janice Holland
Guainsville
Fla
Charles Robert Manhbaker
Charles D. Hawbaker
Jerome Hawbaker
Clyde Gould
Decatur
Hawbaker
Kenwood Methodist Church
National Education Association
Iowa State Education Association
Cedar Raunds Teachers
F. B. Shears
Florent B. Shears
Fifth Avenue SE
Paris
Bee
Pearl Mildred Shears
Duluth
Minn
Earl J
Jesse T
Eureka
Calif
Norman
Robin Lillibridge
H. E. Cropp
Sixteenth Street
Louis Kratoska
Chelsea
Agnes Kratoska
Ames
Ward Raie
G Avenue
John Wagner
Marengo
W. T. Clare
Lincoln
Neb
James W. McGuire
Charles Kratoska
Carl Benner
Belle Plaine
James Formanek
Joe Formanek
Taleda
Amos Formanek
Mati
Charles Formanek
Frank Formanek
Kratoska
Congregational Church
T the
Eastern Star of
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J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
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Helle Plaine
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Anthony J. Brieht
Neil J. Drich
Twenty-seventh Street
Bellevue
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Janecba
Immaculate Conception Church
Heart Fund
Lis Sebers
Hiawatha
Pamela Ann
Lawrence J. Sebers
West Point
Joseph J. Kramer
Fort Madison
Monahan
Citizens Protest Plans for Tavern in Kenwood Area
A petition with 108 signatures was filed Monday against a tavern planned at 3310 First Avenue NE. Residents oppose the 4 beer permit transfer for Economy Drive-In, while police and health officials reportedly favor the move.
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First Avenue NE
Tha
Marie Henry
T. D. Yanaway
Thirtythird Street Drive
Keith Taber
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Robert M. S. Johnson
Thirty-third Street
Toll road debates shape Iowa east‑west plan
Late Governor Beardsley and Gov Hoegh pushed for an east west toll highway with promises of completion in 1953. Data from 20 years show traffic concentrates east west near central Iowa, Davenport to Council Bluffs would serve 60 percent of residents within 40 miles, yet studies delay construction. US Roads chief says the route aligns with interstate plans from Davenport to Williams burg, but no final approvals or relocations have been made and concrete work may not start until next spring.
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Hoegh
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Iowa Highway Commission
Toll Road Study Committee
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Council Bluff
C. D. Curtiss
United States Commissioner of Public Roads
Iowa
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Council Bluffs
Newton
Williamsburg
Butter
Des Moines
Harriman and McKeldin Clash at Governors Conference
At Atlantic City on Monday the governors debated education while Governor Harriman of New York attacked the Eisenhower administration as warlike, prompting Maryland Governor McKeldin to retort that Americans are not at war, and noting US troops are not being killed due to the administration.
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Atlantic City
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New York
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Maryland
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McKeldin
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New Chief in Naples
Naples dispatch reports Admiral Robert P. Brisene arriving from Washington to replace retiring Admiral William M. Fechteler as commander in chief of allied forces in southern Europe.
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Stop Signs Approved for Three Cedar Rapids Locations
Cedar Rapids city council approved a public safety recommendation to install stop signs at three sites. Signs will halt traffic on Franklin Avenue NE for Twenty-ninth Street, Stop Avenue NE for Twenty-ninth Street, and Fourth Avenue SW for First Street.
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Aaron Fratzke
First Street
Ernest Lint
Fifth Street
Wammond Padhleid
Mt. Vernon
Robert Vanourney
Mayden Avenue
Orville Kiuth
Seventh Avenue
Nell Cantonwine
Thirty- Third Street
Caroline Augustine
First Avenue
Mary Cherry
Marlon
Lea Corporon
Ronald Roushar
A Avenue
Robert Merveaux
Thirty-seventh Street
Dennis Burlingham
Seventh Street
Henry Kimball, Jr
Sixth Street
Edna Gersh
Ann Keneeny
Crescent Street
Donald Ankerstar
Daniels Street
John Cortez
C Avenue NE
Arlis Rich
Chandler Stree
William Simes
Joseph Martinee Ane
Johnson
Thirtythird Street
Cedar Rapids
Helly Council
Public Safety al Department
Franklin Avenue
Twenty-Ninth Street
Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Building Trades Seek CIO AFL Merger in Des Moines
The Building Trades Council opened a two day meeting in Des Moines to consider approving the CIO AFL statewide merger. About eight representatives attended the opening session. Chairman P. R. Farris of Cedar Rapids said no decision was reached and a ruling was expected Monday.
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Des Moines
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Town State Building Trades Department
P. R. Farris
Cedar Rapids
Farris
Syrians Find 3000-Year-Old Mediterranean Seaport
Syrian archaeologists guided by Egyptian clay tablets uncover a buried port near Semira south of Tarsus, dating to the Phoenician, Assyrian, and Greek eras in the second millennium BC, with rich pottery and tablets. Also notes a $5,000,000 cost to produce first Texas tidelands oil.
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Egypt
Salim Abdul Hak
Government Archaeological Department
Semira
Tarsus
Christ
Texas Tidelands
Coffee Price Hikes At Two Chains
New York reports confirm two major chains, A and PB and H C Hehack, raised their own coffee prices by four cents per pound. The rise reflects higher green coffee costs impacting retailers.
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Substandard Cedar Rapids housing review by council
Cedar Rapids city council, acting as board of health, weighs actions on substandard housing. Proposals include halting multiple leasing at 856 Fifth Avenue SE, cleaning litter at 1410 Tenth Street SE, and pursuing sewer connections for 14 cases amid elderly-income hardships. Mayor Meaghan urges firm steps to protect residents while exploring eviction and rooming-house options.
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Board of Health
Carl Smith
Council
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Smith
Health Department
Tenth Street
Oscar T. Peterson
G L. Hudson
Second Street
Fifth Avenue
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C. L. Hudson
Airlines agree on lower transatlantic fare to London
In Cannes, AP reports major airlines reached a October start for a new 45 dollar round trip New York to London, 97 dollars below present. Pan American and Trans World Airlines proposed the cut, awaiting government approvals. First class fares rise to 400 dollars one way, 450 for deluxe sleeperette, with berth extra. A mass-transport low-fare class is planned for early 1958 with fares as low as 417.40 round trip. Also noted, North Dakota requires pike at least 18 inches.
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Monticello Man Hurt In Twenty Foot Fall
Clyde Wehr 27 of Monticello was hospitalized Monday after an electrical shock caused him to fall from a 20 foot ladder while installing an air conditioning unit at Long Grocery. He was unconscious when taken to Dragon Trees In The Canary hospital. Wehr is employed by the Kem tumference and 3,000 years old.
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Airman lands in choppy Catalina channel rescue
Long Beach report details pilot Robert Hanley landing an amphibian plane in a windy Catalina Channel to rescue four people stranded in the sea. The group, H. Jacobs 38 Don Caruthers 35 Berry Hill 10 and Charles Hill 14, were saved with minor burns and taken to hospital after the daring rescue and difficult takeoff.
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