Weather and city notices reflect varied June climate data
City weather data show cool tonight with 50s lows. Friday warm with 70s highs. Noon and afternoon readings, barometer 30.07, NW winds 18 mph. Local births list several Marion Cedar Rapids and Central City residents. A fire at 2541 16th Ave NW caused a shed loss from faulty wiring. no injuries reported.
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Multiple traffic fines and obituaries listed in Iowa notices
A scanned community page lists names with fines for speeding and traffic violations, plus funeral and memorial services across towns including Monticello Anamosa Urbana Vinton and Kalona. It notes bond forfeiture for Clyde Watts and details service times and venues for numerous deceased residents.
Lamont Man Bound Over On Drunk Driving Charge
Special to The Cazette reports Henry Forsythe, 48, of Lamont, bound over to district court on a drunken driving charge after being jailed for failing to post a $350 bond. He was arrested Wednesday afternoon.
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Cazette, Independence
Henry Forsythe
Lamont
American Field Service Banquet for 60 Students Planned
Seventy American Field Service students from 22 nations will visit Cedar Rapids and Amana on Monday and Tuesday. They arrive Monday at 5 p.m. at Washington high school, tour Amana colonies guided by Charles Selzer, dine at Ox Yoke Inn and Roosevelt hotel, with Rotary Lions Kiwanis Optimist and Linn County Reserve Officers sponsoring. Reservations due by Saturday noon via the Roosevelt or club members.
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Cedar Rapids
Amana
Washington High School
Charles Selzer
Ox Yoke Inn
Amana Refrigeration Company
Roosevelt Hotel
Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis and
Optimist Clubs
Linn County Reserve Officers Club
AFL
Kiwanis Club
Deaths Mrs. Raymond H. Rutherford of Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Raymond H. Rutherford formerly Mary Ann Holt died of cancer in Miami Wednesday night. Born December 21, 1908 in Cedar Rapids she attended Sweet Briar College and the University of Miami and belonged to Kappa Sigma Gamma and the Junior League. Surviving are two sons Edward Holt and Raymond B. Rutherford Jr. cremation planned in Miami with ashes to Cedar Rapids for burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Raymond H. Rutherford
Cedar Rapids
Miami
Mary Ann Holt
Edward S. Holt
Sweet Briarscollege
University of Miami
Kappa Sg Gamma
Rutherford
Edward Holt
Raymond B
Funeral services for Fannie M. Bower planned in Shueyville church
Services for Fannie M. Bower, who died Wednesday, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Shueyville Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev. Charles Bellus officiating. Burial will follow in Shueyville cemetery. The body was moved from Turner chapel to the family home, where friends may call until 11:30 a.m. Friday.
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Fannie M. Bowersox
Shueyville
Funeral services for Frances Huber Zovel announced
Frances Huber Zovel died Wednesday. Services set for 10 a.m. Friday at Beatty-Bearle's conducted by Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. W. Chihak of St. Wenceslaus church. Burial will be at St. John's. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Thursday with a Rosary at 7 by Msgr. Chihak.
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Frances Huber Zovel
Wille
Beatty-Bearle’'s
A. W. Chihak
St. Wenceslaus Church
St. John’s
Msgr
Chihak
Services for Annie Mosley in Marshalltown church
Annie Mosley of 545 Hst SW died Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at Cumberlin Presbyterian Church in Marshalltown at 1 30 Saturday. Burial follows at Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner Chapel until 9 p.m. Friday.
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Annie Mosley
Cumberlin Presbyterian Church
Marshalltown
Riverside Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Services for Mrs Kvarda to be held at Janeba funeral home
Mrs. John B. Kvarda of 1806 Lst. SW died Tuesday and services will be held at 4 p.m. Friday in the Janeba funeral home conducted by Theodore B. Hlubucek. Burial will be at Czech National Friends. Visitors may call at the funeral home.
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John B. Kvarda
Lst
Janeba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Services for Edward J Wise at Janeba Funeral Home
Edward J Wise died Tuesday at 1607 Third Street SW. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Janeba Funeral Home conducted by Rev John K Moore. Burial will be in Linwood. Friends may call.
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Edward J. Wise
Third St. SW
Janeba
John K. Moore
Linwood
Florida Doctor Chosen as AMA President-Elect
Dr Louis McDonald Orr a neurologist from Orlando Florida was unanimously elected president elect of the American Medical Association in San Francisco He will assume the role at the Atlantic City convention in June 1959.
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San Francisco
Louis McDonald Orr
Orlando
Fla
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Army Plans July Draft for Linn County Eight Men
Linn county draft board reports eight men will be called in July for induction. The group will report to Des Moines for induction on July 16, with orders already mailed to the draftees.
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Linn County
Des Moines
U. S. Cadets Begin Pacific Tour in Japan
Sixty cadets from the U S air force academy arrived at Tachikawa airbase in Fuchu Japan for a four day visit as part of a Pacific tour.
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Fuchu
Japan
U. S. Air Force Academy
Tachikawa Airbase
Cedar Rapids urges ban on fireworks to prevent injuries
Mayor Meaghan cites state law prohibiting individuals from shooting fireworks in the city and urges residents to avoid fireworks after Wednesday's accident. The Cedar Rapids city council denied a private request to shoot firecrackers in a backyard on July 4, noting Iowa code limits permits to municipalities and certain organizations.
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Meaghan
Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Alvin Ee
Eleventh St
Iowa
Hoffa Summons Set in Probe of Highway Scandal
Senate rackets committee opened a probe into Indiana highway scandals naming Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa and Lake County Indiana prosecutor Metro Holovachka as figures to be questioned. The panel suggested possible obstruction of justice and scheduled Hoffa as a witness for next week’s hearings.
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Hoffa Summons
Washington
Senate
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Lake County
Ind
McClellan
D-Ark
Hoffa
Metro Holovachka
Holovachka
New York
Max Raddock
Marion County
Carpenters Union
Indiana
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Methodists Seek Red China Admission Under Conditions
The Iowa Des Moines Methodist Conference backed a policy urging U S admission of Red China to the United Nations if Formosa independence is recognized, Korea unification proceeds under UN supervision, and Americans held in China are released. It also urged UN supervised suspension of nuclear tests and a hospital for alcoholic care via state liquor profits.
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Iowa City
B 52 Explodes at Maine Air Base
LIMESTONE Maine AP a huge B 52 jet bomber explodes on a parking apron at Loring air force base Thursday and was destroyed in a roaring inferno. No one was aboard the plane and the air force said there were no casualties. Capt Daniel J Martin said the 8 million dollar giant was unarmed and under repairs when it caught fire and exploded. Maintenance workers fled the flaming aircraft and all were believed to have made it to safety. No cause of the blast was immediately indicated.
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Limestone
Maine
Loring Air Force Base
Air Force
Daniel J. Martin
Grandpa McCoy Enrolls in Night School on Channel 9
Grandpa McCoy enrolls in night school, starting Thursday at 7:30 PM on Channel 9. The program airs weekly as part of a local educational series.
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Grandpa McCoy
Channel 9
Olson elected head of Dakota Conference in South Dakota
The Rev. C. F. Olson, longtime Iowa Free Methodist superintendent, was elected president of the Dakota Conference during its annual meeting at Valley City. He has lived in Cedar Rapids since 1944 and will move to Wessington Springs after the Iowa Conference meeting in August.
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C. F. Olson
Iowa
The
Free Methodist Church
Olson
Cedar Rapids
Valley City
N.C
Leslie R. Marston
Soviet Stand On Lebanon Draws U S Reaction
U S accused the Soviet Union of blocking U N action to defend Lebanon's independence while Lincoln White of the State Department cited past Soviet Korea defenses. In Beirut, hard fighting in Tripoli left at least six dead and twenty injured after more than four hours of combat.
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U.S
Russia
U.N
Lebanon
Lincoln White
State Department
Britain
White
Korea
Beirut
Tripoli
Fox ties Boston Post pressure to federal forces and tax cases
The article reports on Fox alleging powerful federal forces pressured the Boston Post to close, tying the move to Bernard Goldfine and the Herald Traveler, with Fox detailing tax liens and IRS actions in 1956 57. It notes Fox’s testimony in open session and reactions from Robert Choate and others.
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Boston Herald Traveler Corporation
Bernard Goldfine
United States rejects ban on protests at UN headquarters
The United States told the Soviet Union it would not bar future demonstrations at the Park Avenue United Nations headquarters. The note follows clashes in which seven New York City police were hurt and 12 demonstrators arrested over protests against executions in Hungary. The U S delegation denied incitement and upheld the right to peaceful assembly.
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New York City
Imre Nagy
United States
Turncoat La Rance Sullivan Marries in Marin City
A sister reports that La Rance Sullivan, who recently returned to the United States after years in Communist China, has married. The note confirms the marriage and location in Marin City, California.
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Marin City
Calif
la Rance Sullivan
U.S
China
Goldfine-Tied SEC Hearing Turns Heated in Boston
Congress probes Bernard Goldfine and the East Boston Company over delayed financial reports from 1948 to 1956. Former SEC Chair J Sinclair Armstrong denies favoritism as subcommittee members condemn testimony as evasive. Judge McCarthy notes Goldfine paid hotel bills for him but avoided favors.
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Boston
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New York
Indian Poet Dom Moraes Wins Hawthornden Prize
London AP reports 19 year old Indian poet Dom Moraes won Britain's Hawthornden prize for A Beginning published four years after he began writing it. Moraes is a student at Oxford University.
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Oxford University
Delhi Gets 5 Million Gallon Water Permit
Delhi Iowa was authorized to withdraw up to 5 million gallons of water per year from two wells to be drilled near the town. The 10 year permit by Water Commissioner Richard Bullard allows up to 250 gallons per minute, with all water to be used within the city limits.
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UPI
Delhi
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Bullard
Contracts Let for Independence Road
A contract for resurfacing 5 blocks in the Independence business section has been let to Dieseh Construction Company of Waterloo for 38702 dollars. Work is to be completed by October 14.
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Independence
Dieseh Construction Company
Waterloo
Two Youths Hurt in Falls from Horses
Eastern Iowa boys were hurt Wednesday afternoon when they fell off horses. Duane Schneider, 14, of Independence, is hospitalized in good condition. He and Mrs. Edwin Leehey of Fairbank are also listed in good condition at Oelwein hospital.
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Marion News
Iowa
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Edgar Schneider
Independence
Oelwein Hospital
Edwin Leehey
Fair
Fairbank
Shellsburg man pleads innocent to statutory rape charge
Austin N. Peterson, 22, pled innocent in Linn County District Court to a statutory rape charge connected to a Cedar Rapids high school sophomore who turned 15 this week. Police reported details of the complaint.
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Linn County
Austin N. Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Lawsuit Dismissed Over Real Estate Title Dispute
Plaintiffs Syria and Hattie Ross had sought clear title to property under a contract with Maynard and Teresa Hail. The action was dismissed Thursday, ending the dispute.
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Teresa Hail
Syria
Hattie Ross
City Briefs Span Local Health, Business, and Community News
Mercy hospital patient City Briefs notes surgery for City, Dennis Lloyd at Mercy. Barber shops plan short closures Wednesday and Friday next week. Aug 14 grand opening for Jutrillic Lanes with Stratalift Ball Return. Iowa Historical Society elects 93 new members in June including John F Farley Cedar Rapids.
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Dennis Lloyd
Mercy Hospital
A.M.F
United Fund Elects Directors at Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction coverage: the newly organized United Fund elects directors including Wilma Roundy Robert Crooks Vera Coon Bill Fulton Ann Lowe Connie Ford Raymond Hendrickson Neil Weber Jane Gabriel Wilma Henson H Lee Huston Hope Dunn Paul Smith Earl Schlutz and Jocelyn Pedersen with Smith named president.
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Robert Crooks
Vera Coon
Bill Fulton
Ann Lowe
Connie Ford
Raymond Hendrickson
Neil Weber
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Wilma Henson
H. Lee Huston
Hope Dunn
Paul Smith
Earl Schlutz
Jocelyn Pedersen
Smith
Monona Girl Hurt In Leap From Tractor
A 15 year old Monona girl leaped from a tractor after it and a car sideswiped causing the vehicle to overturn. Beverly Berger escaped injury by jumping clear as the tractor tipped. Sylvester Lotta, driver of the car, was shaken up. The accident occurred on a county road west of Froelich.
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Monona
Beverly Berger
Sylvester Lotta
Froelich
Gladys Cole Injured In One Car Crash Near Here
Gladys Cole McKingham, 49, of Grundy Center, is listed in fair condition at a Waterloo hospital after a Monday afternoon one car crash near here. She sustained neck back and nose injuries.
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Pastor Lilley to Lead Buffalo First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Theodore G. Lilley longtime Cedar Rapids First Presbyterian pastor resigns to accept a Buffalo New York pastorate. He plans a congregational meeting July 6 to dissolve the Cedar Rapids relationship by August 15 and start in Buffalo in September. The Buffalo church founded 1812 has about 1500 members.
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Rebels Call Off Missile Walkout
Detroit Chrysler guided missile plant resumes normal operation as a three day UAW rebel walkout ends. Local 1245 members vote to return to work per international union order or face discipline. UAW president threatened administrator action, risking removal of local officers. Circuit court order aided mass picketing halt.
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Man Found Dead in Car Near Cedar Rapids
Roy P. Jordan, 60, of 407 Cave NW Cedar Rapids, died by carbon monoxide poisoning while in his car, discovery made Thursday at 8 45 a.m. by farmer Robert Stark. The death occurred 8 to 12 hours earlier. Jordan, employed at Model Launderers and Cleaners, resided in Cedar Rapids four years. He is survived by two sons, two daughters, two brothers and three sisters. Body at Turners funeral home.
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