Weather and Local Notices Take Center Stage
Partly cloudy Iowa forecast with scattered thundershowers in southwest and extreme west. Warmer in west and central areas with high near 85 midweek, then clearing and cooler. Divorces and local fines listed along with a Tuesday morning alarm at Universal Engineering Corporation.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
New Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Miami
Sioux City
Iowa
Universal Engineering Corporation
Local Birth Announcements and Obituaries Across Multiple Towns
Mercy-Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coleman Coggan welcomed a son on June 26. Alois Opatz Lisbon and Richard Wolfe Mr. Vernon welcomed daughters and sons on June 26 and 27. St Luke's La Verne Wheeler 1816 J avenue NE hosted a son June 26. Martelie Ivan Platner welcomed a daughter and Clifford Graf a son on June 26. Ben trott correction for son on June 25. Columbus Junction Sarah Shellabarger 86 died Monday. funeral arrangements pending. Monona Louisa Wieke 86 died at Postville hospital. funeral arrangements pending with burial at Postville. Shellsburg Roy Norris 73 funeral service held in Vinton. Wyoming Sarah J Bills 83 funeral held. burial Antioch cemetery near Anamosa. Mechanicsville Richard L Burrows 72 died Sunday. services at Methodist church Tuesday. Winthrop Rowena Reed 51 died Monday. services Wednesday at Congregational church. burial Fremont cemetery. friends may call at Fawcett's funeral home.
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St. Luke’s
LaVerne Wheeler
J Avenue NE
Ivan Platner
Martelie
Clifford Graf
Clarence
Glen Zimmerman
Rockwood Farms
Wilbur Bentrott
Fruitland Boulevard
Monona
Louisa Wieke
Postville Hospital
Postville
Shellsburg
Roy Norris
Independence
Vinton
Wyoming
Sarah J. Bills
Flint
Mich
Antioch Cemetery
Anamosa
Mechanicsville
Richard L. Burrows
Methodist Church
Winthrop
Rowena Reed
Virgil Reed
Congregational Church
Fremont
Fawcett
More Young Teen-Agers Employed Than in 1946
Iowa’s employment of 14 and 15 year olds tops the 1946 record early in 1950 with 45 more certificates issued by May. May certificates total 77, up from 58 in April and 70 in May 1949, suggesting June and July could reach or exceed 283 certificates from June 1946.
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DES Moines
Iowa
State Bureau of Labor
Bureau
Woman Sues Tavern Over Husband Death
DES MOINES AP A widow sues Last Chance tavern manager Baratta and owner Madonna for 100000 dollars claiming her husband Wilbur Sandin died from injuries after an assault at the tavern on June 10. Baratta faces murder charges and is jailed on a 50000 dollar bond after seeking release on a habeas corpus writ.
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DES Moines
Figst
Mary Doris Sandin
Charles Baratta
Frances Madonna
Wilbur A. Sandin
Drake University
Bond
Deaths Minnie Larson longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies
Minnie Larson increase died at home 3016 D avenue NE Cedar Rapids at age 67. Born in Denmark in 1876 she came to the United States in 1892 and lived in her current home 47 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Jerry Bys two sons William and Chris two sisters Mrs Anna Coats and Mrs Mary Thompson nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren and many relatives. Burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery with services in Betty chapel to be announced. Friends may call after 4 30 p m Wednesday.
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Minnie Larson
Henry Larson
Cedar Rapids
D Avenue NE
Denmark
Jerry Bys
William
Chris
Anna Coats
Mary Thompson
Hazel Stauffer
Lutheran Church
Society of Scandia
Betty Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
LeRoy Capes Dies in Waterloo at 49
LeRoy Capes aged 49 died Monday in Waterloo. Born in Fort Worth Texas he lived most of his life in Cedar Rapids. Survived by mother Elizabeth Capes sister Carrie Paige and brothers Lloyd and James. Services set Thursday at Mt Zion Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Rev B H Hunter officiating. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Rice Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon.
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LeRoy Capes
Waterloo
Mr. Capes
Fort Worth
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Capes
Fifteenth Street
Carrie Paige
Lloyd
James
Omaha
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
B. H. Hunter
Linwood Cemetery
Rice Funeral Home
Funeral Services for Mrs Magnolia F Peterson
Funeral services for Mrs Magnolia F Peterson widow of Frank A Peterson will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev J Richard Wagner pastor of First Congregational church Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Magnolia F. Peterson
Frank A. Peterson
William E. Peterson
Thirty Second Street
Turner Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Albert Hollingsworth at Beatty Chapel
Albert Hollingsworth of 1106 Twelfth Street NE died Sunday. Funeral services will be held at 1 30 p m Wednesday in Beatty chapel with Rev Glenn S Hartong officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Albert O. Hollingsworth
Twelfth Street
Beatty Chapel
Glenn S. Hartong
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Thomas M Jones at Grace Episcopal
Funeral services for Thomas M Jones 2304 Country Club Park Way retired vice president and sales manager of Cedar Rapids Engineering Company will be held at Grace Episcopal Church at 11 a.m. Wednesday conducted by Rector Albert G Colbourne. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner Chapel.
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Thomas M. Jones
Country Club Parkway
The
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Grace Episcopal Church
Albert G. Colbourne
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Funeral service at Brosh Chapel on Wednesday
The service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by the Rev. Ludvik Burian. Burial will follow in Bohemian National Cemetery.
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Brosh Chapel
Ludvik Burian
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mt Vernon Man Pleads Guilty to Burglary Charge
LeRoy Arensdorf 28 of Mt. Vernon pled guilty to breaking and entering in Linn County. Judge Floyd Philbrick sentenced him to six months suspended in jail for the June 9 home intrusion at Frank Tvrdik’s residence 1519 Sixteenth Avenue SE. Cedar Rapids detectives arrested him the next day after tracing clothes worn at the scene. He had initially pled innocent on June 12 but withdrew that plea in court Monday.
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LeRoy Arensdorf
Mt. Vernon
Linn County
Floyd Philbrick
Frank Tordik
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Tvrdik
Arensdorf
Marshall Is Given a Time To Enter Plea
Melvin Marshall aged 25 of Des Moines was ordered to enter a plea by 10 a.m. Thursday on a larceny charge filed by the county attorney. Judge Floyd Philbrick appointed him an attorney. Marshall is accused of stealing 143 dollars from Harold Briggs on June 19 as described by police.
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Melvin Marshall
Des Moines
Floyd Philbrick
Marshall
Harold Briggs
Bealer Court
Briggs
Appeal of condemnation ruling dismissed in district court
On Monday district court dismissed the appeal filed by George Munier plaintiff in a case against the Iowa State Highway Commission defendant. The ruling ends the challenge to a condemnation commission decision.
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Condemnation Commission
George Munier
Iowa State Highway Commission
Trustee files suit for 120.43 against Western Transportation
Adam A. Kreuter, trustee in the bankruptcy of Iowa Distributors, Inc., filed suit Tuesday in federal court seeking 120.43 dollars alleged due on account from Western Transportation Company.
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Adam A. Kreuter
Iowa Distributors, Inc
Western Transportation Company
Services for Roy Foster at Beatty chapel Wednesday
Roy Foster of 1406 Third Street NW dies early Monday. Visitation is at Beatty chapel, with funeral Thursday at 3:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. F. L. Hinshaw. Burial follows in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Roy Foster
Third Street NW
Beatty Chapel
F. L. Hinshaw
Linwood Cemetery
Becicka Services for Charles Becicka of North Liberty
Funeral arrangements announced for Charles Becicka of North Liberty route 1 who died recently. The services will honor his life with local attendees and traditional rites in the community.
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Charles Becicka
North Liberty Route 1
One-Time Gazette Want Ad Sells All Items
A Gazette want ad at 380 8th Ave. SW for Hamilton Beach rug and carpet, washing machine, solid walnut western cottage antique organ, and more drew 12 calls from buyers. All listed articles were sold the day the ad appeared, demonstrating Gazette want ads’ fast results for items with low expected demand.
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Hamilton Beach
8Th Ave
Cecil Hoffman
Gazette
Iowa crops need a week of open weather to recover
Iowa crops showed progress after heavy rains but eastern sections faced excess moisture and delayed farm work. About 5 percent of this year’s corn may be abandoned, roughly twice the usual, with some flood damage noted. Pastures improved, haying hindered. clover and alfalfa harvests lagged. Oats headed well in the south, two weeks of high barometer readings could secure a good small grain crop.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Iowa Briefs Summary News Notes From Several Towns
Straw berry Point marked the 20th wedding anniversary of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glaser during a joint service at Back bone State park. Quasqueton elected Mrs. Wilda Daubenberger county president of the Kings Daughters with Mrs. Bovenmeyer and Mrs. Pauline McMillen named officers. The Rev. Mr. Tratebas of Wheaton Illinois accepted a call to Union church and will start as pastor Sunday. Toddville Cedar Valley Trailriders met with 70 people and 44 horses on a trail ride. Monona Rev. A W Ebert and Ramon Hass attended the 45th Eau Claire district convention in Marshfield Wisconsin. Monona Luana PTA received a charter from the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers. Aurora Buffalo Grove Settler's reunion held. Cecil Slater named president with Kyle Gerstenberger and others as officers. Aurora Vernon Wyler and spouse sold their Aurora home to Clyde Ringler and will move to Cedar Falls. Oxford Junction Horstman reunion held Sunday.
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Crystal Lake
DeWitt
Bess Christensen
Oxford Junction
Cora Horstman
Calamus
Monticello Pool
Hazleton
Helen Brandt
The
Legion Auxiliary
Jean Werlaufer
Blanche Morgan
Grance Burke
Lorraine Oakes
Grace Munger
Mabel Keifer
Margie McCright
Anamosa
Social Security Office
Dubuque
Cedar County
Ceidar County
Tipton
James Kautz
Millersburg
Cheney
Millersburg Park
MT. Vernon
Gertrude Miner
Gornell College
Iowa State College
Calmar
Oscar Simonson
Kenneth Reisner
Clarence Nesnik
Martin Bergen
Strawberry Point
St. Sebald Church
Here
St. Paul's Church
Aurora
Backbone State Park
Robert Glaser
Quasqueton
Wilda Daubenberger
Buchanan Kings Daughters
Bovenmeyer
Winthrop
Pauline McMillen
Tratebas
Wheaton
Union Church
Toddville
Cedar Valley
Monona
A. W. Ebert
Ramon Hass
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Marshfield
Wis
Luana P.T.A
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Buffalo Grove
Aurora Park
Cecil Slater
Kyle Gerstenberger
Glen Stewart
L. B. Longenecker
Laura Jakway
Vernon Wyler
Cedar Falls
Clyde Ringler
Horstman
Three Year Old Boy Injured in Mt Vernon Road Collision
Ronald Dressler, 3, of route 2 suffered a cut mouth when his car collided with another vehicle in the 2600 block of Mt. Vernon road SE. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital for three stitches. Police said he was riding with his father, whose car struck the rear of a trailer pulled by Ple Behel of 710 Fifth avenue.
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Ronald Dressler
Route 2
Mt. Vernon Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ple Behel
Fifth Avenue
Population Shifts Reported in Northwest Iowa Counties
Eight of eleven northwest Iowa counties show population declines over the past decade data released by the district census office on Tuesday. Buena Vista Dickinson and Clay report increases while Cherokee Lyon O Brien Sioux Plymouth Osceola Ida and Sac show decreases with 1950 counts listed for each.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Buena Vista
Dickinson
Clay
Cherokee
Lyon
O'Brien
Sioux
Plymouth
Osceola
Ida and
Sac
O’brien
Ida
Rhee Promises MacArthur Aid To Korea
President Syngman Rhee announced on Seoul radio that General MacArthur agreed to send a strong air force, naval units, ammunition, and defense advisers to South Korea.
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Tokyo
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Seoul
MacArthur
Watkins Named Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent
Steven N. Watkins age 42, longtime Ames schools superintendent, was named Lincoln public schools superintendent for a three year term. Salary set at 11000 the first year 12000 the second and 13000 the third by the board of education.
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Lincoln
Steven N. Watkins
Ames
Lincoln Public Schools
Board of Education
Schools approved for reserve corps at Rock Island and Fort Des Moines
Sixty two schools including Rock Island and Fort Des Moines campuses are approved for the army organized reserve corps. A $186000 remodeling program will convert five Fort Des Moines buildings into school facilities.
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Rock Island
Fort Des Moines
Army
Organized Reserve Corps
City Briefs Highlights From Cedar Rapids Area News
Entries cover medical trips to Mayo Clinic in Rochester for operations and exams, local ads for services and events, a model airplane committee meeting, postage stamp release, lodge entertainment, theft and crime minor incidents, a rescheduled Beethoven breakfast, veterans office move, Rotary club picnic, business closures, awards for life underwriters, and an Army Ordnance party with Cedar Rapids participants.
Deere Foundry Workers At Dubuque Walk Out
In Dubuque 275 John Deere foundry workers from CIO United Automobile Workers Local 94 walked out over what they call bad time studies. They held a mass meeting on Tuesday after leaving Monday, with Vicent Justice claiming the action was spontaneous and not union inspired due to pay drops.
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Dubuque
John Deere
CIO
United Automobile Workers Local 94
Vicent Justice
Prominent Cedar Rapids Woman Dies After Illness
Gertrude Smith Fletcher wife of Glenn O Fletcher 2244 Bever avenue SE Cedar Rapids died early this morning at Mercy hospital after months as a patient She was active in Beethoven club All Saints church Mother Cabrini circle Mt Mercy College Women’s club and Community Chest drives She was born July 19 1898 in Newell Iowa and taught in Dubuque before marrying June 24 1925 They moved to Cedar Rapids and had three sons six sisters and one brother survive Funeral services at Immaculate Conception Church with Rosary at Turner chapel and burial in Mount Calvary cemetery with Knights of Columbus members and Rosary Society of All Saints participating
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Gertrude Smith Fletcher
Glenn O. Fletcher
Bever Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Fletcher
Fletchers
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Fletcher
William Chester Fletcher
John Glenn Fletcher
Robert Clark Fletcher
Frances Kaufman
Mary Ann Ryan
Blanche Crandall
Homestead
Kathryn Folis
Margaret Nowlin
Memphis
Josephine Davenport
Paducah
Paul Ryan
Chicago
Turner Funeral Home
George A. Stemm
Turner Chapel
Rosary Society of All Saints Church
Knights of Columbus
Immaculate Conception Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Young Seeks Help On Cedar Rapids Sewer Survey
City Engineer Frank Young asked the council to hire a consulting engineering firm to conduct a sanitary sewer survey for Cedar Rapids. He said orders were given June 8 and a 1928-29 survey should be updated to include new drainage regions, noting staff limitations to do the work. The council took the report under study.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Young
Young
Richard Hobel Files Bankruptcy Petition
Richard E. Hobel of 608 McKinley Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court, listing debts of 12 102 49 and assets of 4 150 53. He exempted 1 411 02 for household goods and similar articles allowed to be kept by a bankrupt.
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Richard E. Hobel
McKinley Street
Herman Richmann
Federal Court
Hobel
Condition of Sisson Is Reported as Good
Gaylin Sisson twenty of Harlan was listed in good condition at Mercy hospital after a May 31 crash that killed four Harlan youths and a Dunlap youth. Attendants said Sisson does not know about the accident and believes he was injured in a football game. Doctors advised delaying news of the tragedy for at least seven days.
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Council Bluffs
Gaylin Sisson
Harlan
Mercy Hospital
Sisson
Harlan Young
Dunlap
Loot Return Risk as Informer Fails to Sign
Chicago report says $500000 in loot may be returned after Judge McKinlay voids the warrant used in Arthur Johnson case. The warrant was invalid because informer Raymond Barker did not sign the affidavit, though he supplied information leading to a warehouse raid. Johnson remains jailed on parole violation tied to a prior fur theft.
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Chicago
Arthur “Fish” Johnson
Criminal Court
Donald S. McKinlay
Raymond Barker
Barker
Johnson
McKinlay
Negro Is Named by Congregationalists
The Rev. Arthur D. Gray, 43, became the first Negro to head the executive committee of the Congregational Christian Churches General Council. Gray, minister of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Chicago, will lead the council’s affairs until its next biennial session and the group urged intensified efforts to end white Negro segregation in Congregational churches.
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Cleveland
Arthur D. Gray
Con- Sans Christian Churches General Council
Gray
Church of the Good Shepherd
Chicago
City Hall Notes Objection to Rapoport Plat West of Twenty sixth
Four property owners objected to a preliminary plat for land owned by ten Rapoport family members lying west of Twenty sixth street SE between Mt. Vernon road and Meadowbrook drive. They say ingress and egress are lacking and streets are not provided. Council sent the complaint to the City Plan Commission. Counterman's land drainage dispute with neighbor K. W. Benesh is to be investigated for sanitation. Assistant City Attorney advised seeking district court relief. Health department to examine sanitation aspects.
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Twentysixth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Meadowbrook Drive
Charles
Mary C. Swacka
Louis W
Mildred Bredle
City Plan Commission
W. D. Counterman
K. W. Benesh
Counterman
Benesh
W. Howard Smith
Health Department
Council approves summer street oiling plan
Council grants final approval for oiling 55 streets this summer. Property owners will be assessed for the project. An objection by Mrs. Anna M. Carmody to oiling on H avenue NW from Ellis boulevard to Sixth street was overruled.
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Anna M. Carmody
H Avenue NW
Ellis Boulevard
Sixth Street
Grace Brethren Church seeks widening of D Avenue NE
The Grace Brethren church at 2905 D avenue NE requests widening of D avenue and paving of adjacent parking. The council referred the matter to City Engineer Frank Young and the traffic department for study.
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Grace Brethren Church
D Avenue
Frank Young
Amendment shifts First Avenue tree removal costs to state
An amendment to the city's agreement with the State Highway Commission alters responsibility for tree removal along First avenue this summer. The state will pay the removal costs instead of the city as originally arranged.
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State Highway Commission
First Avenue
Dorchester Farmer Found Dead in Field
Fred H. Backhous a 47 year old bachelor was found dead Monday in a field on his Dorchester area farm. Coroner L Pate man ruled natural causes. He was last seen Sunday around 6 30 p m. His brother Milton Backhous and Gordon Mesheim found the body beside his car in the field and the body rests at Martin funeral home with arrangements pending.
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the Gazette
Injuries Prove Fatal To Montour Man
Louis Adams aged 63 of Montour died in a Marshalltown hospital from injuries after a car struck him Saturday in Montour. Howard Peet of Boone, the vehicle’s driver, was not held.
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Marshalltown
Louis Adams
Howard Peet
Boone
Gasoline engine horse bucking invention
Swift Current journalist reports W J McIntyre invents a mechanical horse powered by a gasoline engine. The device imitates a bucking horse with cog wheel hooves and travels five to ten miles an hour. It demonstrates early mechanical animal replication for entertainment or work.
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Swift Current
J. McIntyre
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