Weather and local notices highlight midweek outlook
Iowa forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms in central and east areas. Overnight temps dip to 50s. highs near 68 to 78 with a cooling trend into Saturday. Also includes DUI, desertion, accident, divorce, birth notices, and obituaries from various towns.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicarea
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Seattle
Miami
Sioux City
Iowa
New Law Lowers Iowa Unemployment Tax Payments
Ed Murphy reports a new Iowa law will cut unemployment tax payments by about seven million dollars annually. IESC chairman Claude M. Stanley spoke at a Cedar Rapids Chamber luncheon, noting a state reserve of 102.6 million dollars and a rule waiving taxes for firms with reserves at 10 percent of annual payroll. He explained the reserve-based relief scales with the state fund, and that overall unemployment tax years will ease as the fund grows toward 110 million and then halves rates until reserves fall. He credited L. P. Boudreaux for drafting the bill and cited rises in covered employment from 236000 in 1940 to 350000 last year with payroll increasing from 296 million to over 1 billion.
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Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Claude M. Stanley
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Y.M.C.A
Stanley
IESC
L. P. Boudreaux
Boudreaux
Iowa Manufacturer’s Association
Keokuk County Approves Hospital Bond Issue
Keokuk county voters approve a $200,000 hospital construction bond in a special election carried by 84 percent. Ballot totals show 3,861 in favor and 719 against.
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Sigourney — Keokuk County
Richard Guite 25 of Atkins Dies After Illness
Richard Guite 25 of Atkins died at 5 am Wednesday after a lingering illness at his home. Born December 7 1925 in Hazleton he had lived in Oelwein until a year ago. Surviving are his parents two brothers Francis of Waupun Wis and Kenneth Atkins three sisters Mrs Jean Wallander Virginia and Mary Guite Atkins and a grandmother Mrs Catherine Guite Eagle Grove. The body is at Monahan funeral home Cedar Rapids where friends may call Thursday afternoon and evening. Funeral arrangements will be made later.
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Calmar
Joseph Schneberger
St. Aloysius Church
Belle Plaine
Amelia Westinghouse
Peffers Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Independence
Zula McFee
Anoka
Minn
First Methodist Church
Wilson Cemetery
Swan Funeral Home
Atkins
Richard Guite
Bertrand Guite
Monahan Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids
Hazleton
Oelwein
Francis
Waupun
Wis
Kenneth
Jean Wallander
Virginia
Mary Guite
Catherine Guite
Eagle Grove
Former Anamosa Girl Is Killed in Omaha
A six year old girl Manya Kromminga of Omaha died from injuries after a car driven by her mother Mrs Ed ward Kromminga 26 lost control on Omaha's south side and struck a tree. The mother was thrown through the windshield and is in fair condition in hospital.
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Omaha
INS
Nebraska
Manya Kromminga
Edward Kromminga
Kromminga
Former Anamosa Residents Lose Child in Omaha Death
Mr and Mrs Edward Kromminga parents of the child killed in Omaha are former Anamosa residents. They moved to Omaha about three years ago where Kromminga pursued a radio television course and now works in that field. Mrs Kromminga is a former Monti cello girl.
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Anamosa
Edward Kromminga
Omaha
Kromminga
Monticello
Rain halts giant forest fire menacing Springdale hamlet
A heavy rain on Wednesday slowed a massive forest fire that had threatened to force about 1000 residents of Springdale to flee their homes toward the sea.
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ST. John’s, N. F
Springdale
Deaths Ida B Fay widow of O E Fay
Ida B Fay died Tuesday morning in a local nursing home at age 93. Born July 20 1868 in Belmore Ohio she moved to Iowa as a child and lived in Linn County for 40 years. Surviving are four sons two brothers a sister eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services at Coggan Methodist church will be announced later.
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Ida B. Fay
O. E. Fay
Belmore
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Waterloo
Guy
Glendale
Calif
Earl
Minneapolis
James Cook
Center Point
B. W. Cook
May Fay
Charles City
Fay
Coggan Methodist Church
Obituary for Leslie E. Opie Cedar Rapids Salesman
Leslie E. Opie age 67 of 522 McKinley Street SE died at home at noon Tuesday after a brief illness. Born June 11, 1884 in Warren Illinois he married Emma A. Luce on October 25 1926 in Hopkinton He is survived by his wife Funeral services will be at Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Thursday conducted by Dr H M Grant and the Rev J P Van Horn Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Leslie E. Opie
McKinley Street
Linn County Candy Company
Cedar Rapids
Warren, Ill
Opie
Emma A. Luce
Hopkinton
Warren High School
Turner Chapel
H. M. Grant
Trinity Methodist Church
J. P. van Horn
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Plant Hires Morrill To Lead New Dewey and Almy Facility
Manning C. Morrill arrives to manage the Cedar Rapids Dewey and Almy plant which is under construction at 1123 Wilson Avenue SW and expected to start production by summer end. The Cry-O-Rap bag facility aims to output over 100 million bags annually. Morrill, 33, MIT chemical engineering graduate, previously led manufacturing at Acton Massachusetts plant and held roles in development and engineering. He served in WWII and studied at MIT after a year with Standard Oil of Indiana. He is married with four children and plans to relocate his family to Cedar Rapids.
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Manning C. Morrill
Dewey and Almy
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Avenue
Morrill
Acton, Mass
Lockport
N. Y
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Standard Oil
Indiana
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Services for Mrs. Josephine Story
Services for Mrs. Josephine Story of 1218 Second Street SE are set at Kuba funeral home at 8:30 a.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. Mass at St Patrick's Fairfax with Rev Bernard White. Burial follows at St Patrick's Cemetery Fairfax. Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Friends may call.
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Josephine Story
Second Street
Kuba
St. Patrick’s Church
Fairfax
Bernard White
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
Infant Marie Anne King Dies in Cedar Rapids
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett King Jr. of 1743 First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital. Survived by parents grandparents C A Shaull Blairstown and Everett King Cedar Rapids and great grandparents Shaull Blairstown King Greencastle Ind Mary Brown Blairstown. Services held at Teahen chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John M. Molloy.
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Marie Anne King
Everett King
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Shaull
Blairstown
John Shaull
Hattie King
Greencastle
Ind
Florence Mary Brown
Iowa to send 14 to Young Republican National Federation
Des Moines reports 14 Iowans will attend the Young Republican National Federation convention in Boston from Thursday to Saturday. The Iowa delegation, with 10 votes, backs Sioux City attorney Wiley Mayne for national chairman. Alec Mackenzie will head the delegation as state president and serve on committees alongside David Belin and others from Des Moines, Osceola, Shenandoah, Sac City, Montezuma, Manchester, Cherokee, and others.
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Des Moines
Charles Mather
Sac City
John Loughlin
Cherokee
Norman McFarlin
Montezuma
Albert Cloud, Jr
Manchester
Wiley King
Hancock
Barbara Sherbo
Gloria Sherbo
Oliver E. Lynch, Jr
James Bennett
City Briefs Roundup Highlights Local Notices and Updates
Mercy hospital confinement for Mrs. Thomas E Lindsey after a serious fall at home. Lions Club luncheon speaker Dr Ward Tut tle, University of Iowa physiology professor, at Roosevelt hotel. Cedar Rapids Chess Club meets at the YMC A club room with practice games invited. Gratitude expressed for bereavement flowers from friends. Navy seaman Marvin Amish visits Cedar Rapids after recruit training at Great Lakes before sea duty in Orange Texas. Scout Troop 108 honors Tenderfoot and Second Class awards. Howell H Brooks joins College and University Business advisory board. Vanorny family reunion held at Iowa City park with attendees from area towns. Robert L Scriven arrives in Sasebo Japan aboard USS Conway. Mrs Robert Freeman and family return to Salt Lake City after month with Anna Stout. Mrs Donald Clements attends Columbia University two-week program on training alumni evaluators.
Obituary Notice for Leonard P. Walsh of Cedar Rapids
Leonard P. Walsh, 44, of 844 Tenth Street SW, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a sudden illness. Born March 7, 1907 in North English, he lived in Cedar Rapids most of his life. Survived by brothers Charles and Clarence Walsh, sister Mrs Margaret Childers of Sioux Falls, and several nieces and nephews. Services at Teahen chapel at 9:30 a.m. Friday, burial Mt Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Thursday.
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Leonard P. Walsh
Tenth Street
Montrose
Cedar Rapids
North English
Charles
Clarence Walsh
Margaret Childers
Sioux Falls
S. D
Teahen Chapel
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Four East Iowans Return from Korea
One East ern Iowa soldier was aboard the Gen. John Pope with 3 377 combat troops arriving in San Francisco from Korea. Three Eastern Iowa marines aboard the Gen. William F. Hase carrying 900 marines home from Korea. The Hase docks Wednesday night. Pfc. Robert C. Lewis of Cedar Rapids is the Army member. The marines due Wednesday night are Cpl. Lester E. Craig Cedar Rapids S/Sgt. Donald W. Walton Chelsea and Cpl. Larry A. Weston Stanley.
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San Francisco
John Pope
Korea
William F. Hase
U. S
Pfc
Robert C. Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Lester E. Craig
Donald W. Walton
Chelsea
Larry A. Weston
Stanley
Death of Adolph Bausch 86 at Wilton Indiana
Clyde Bausch Maurice Bausch Mrs Vernon Hansen and Mrs Vernon Clark Cedar Rapids report the death of their father Adolph Bausch 86 at Wilton Indiana on Wednesday Other survivors include his wife four children Clarence and Stephen of Columbus Junction Mrs Dean Wyatt of Marion and Mrs R G Alcorn of Clinton 30 grandchildren a sister and a brother Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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Adolph Bausch
Clyde Bausch
Maurice Bausch
Vernon Hansen
Vernon Clark
Cedar Rapids
Wilton
Clarence
Stephen
Columbus Junction
Dean Wyatt
Marion
R. G. Alcorn
Clinton
Cedar River Flood Reaches 17.5 Feet For Waterloo Residents
The Cedar river rose rapidly overnight reaching 17.5 feet in the morning, up from 12.9 feet, prompting lowland Waterloo residents to evacuate. Sherwood Park and Riverview areas reported homes entered by floodwater from Tuesday rains as crests were seen upstream in Waverly and Cedar Rapids anticipated to crest near 13 feet.
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Waterloo
Sherwood Park
Riverview
Waverly
Shell Rock
Here
Cedar Rapids
Itinerant Preacher Jailed Over Libelous Postcard
Paul de la Croix, 42, an itinerant street preacher, was jailed in Los Angeles on a charge of sending a libelous postcard to Margaret Truman. Investigators said he sent other cards to prominent figures including President Truman and Faye Emerson, with a picture of Miss Truman on the back.
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Los Angeles
Paul de la Croix
Margaret Truman
Post Office
F. H. Casey
de la Croix
Truman
Faye Emerson
Casey
Miss Truman
NBC
New York
NPA Official Cancels Next Two C R Trips
O E Thorne of Davenport National Production Authority representative who spends Thursdays in Cedar Rapids has canceled his next two trips. Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce reports his next trip will be July 12 with conferences planned at the Chamber building.
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O. E. Thorne
Davenport
National Production Authority
Cedar Rapids
Spiders Use Silk Streams to Reach Great Heights
Report notes that young spiders release silk to catch warm air currents, lifting them up to 14 000 feet and allowing travel thousands of miles in some cases, with dispersal aiding survival and colonization.
Appointment of Administrator for Pear L. Techau Estate
Notice from Linn County Iowa that Sigfred Techau was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Pear L. Techau estate. Creditors urged to pay debts and file proven claims with Linn County District Court through attorney Wm. M. Johnston.
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Iowa
Linn Coun
Pear L. Techau
Linn County
Linn county home sprinkler project set for bids
Cedar Rapids report says the Linn county board of supervisors will open bids July 24 at 2 p.m. to install a sprinkler system and erect a new water tower at the county home. Estimated cost is 42722 dollars with a completion target of August 1, 1952.
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Linn
Board of Supervisors
Antle Sues Swift and Company for Damages
David S. Antle files a damage suit against Swift and Company alleging injuries from a product or service. The complaint seeks monetary compensation and alleges negligence or related wrongdoing by the defendant.
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David S. Antle
Swift and Company
Petition Dismissed in 1950 Accident Case
Judge Charles Penningroth dismissed the plaintiff’s petition and the defendant’s counter-claim in an accident damage suit. The court found contributory negligence by an agent of Bapane Gas Company and by Edward J. Vanderlind for an Aug. 27, 1950 collision at Second Avenue and Tenth Street SE involving Jack Clark of Bupane.
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Charles Penningroth
Bapane Gas Company, Inc
Edward J. Vanderlind
Second Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Jack Clark
Bupane
Vanderlind
Linn Organizes New Three Man Board of Health
Linn county forms a three man board of health to handle rising public health issues outside cities. Henry J. Hood chairs, Otto F. Hanzlik serves as secretary, Walter A. Shupp joins as school superintendent. Dr Jennings Crawford named medical officer. officials plan a county health department and will hear from University of Iowa experts.
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Linn
Board of Health
Henry J. Hood
Otto F. Hanzlik
Walter A. Shupp
Jennings Crawford
County Relief Department
University of Iowa Institute of Public Affairs
Robert F. Ray
L. Dean Zenor
Institute
Board of Supervisors
Bids Opened on Two Juvenile Home Projects
DES MOINES AP The State Board of Control opened bids on two new buildings for the State Juvenile Home at Toledo Plans call for a new structure to house 30 employees and for remodeling the present chapel and gym into a cottage for 24 boys Low bids include Gethman Construction Company Gladbrook 136161 Webster Plumbing and Heating Spencer 23184 Heinze Electric Cedar Rapids 5855
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
Toedo
Board of Control
Gethman Construction Company
Gladbrook
Webster Plumbing and Heating
Spencer
Heinze Electric
Cedar Rapids
Cav e Dwellers Fight Against British Eviction
Cave dwellers led by William Carnill and Mary contested eviction from Sandstone Caves in North Worcestershire. Judge John Collis questioned if a cave qualifies as a dwelling under rent acts as lawyer for owner contends caves are not protected. Case adjourned for a month amid talk of possible amicable settlement.
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Wallace Hullett
London
INS
Britain
William Carnill
Mary
Sandstone Caves
Worcestershire
Winifred Horsford
Carnill
John Collis
John Collins
Eric Savery
Horsford
Savery
Ladora man injured in motorcycle crash
William Stratton of Ladora suffered leg and head injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car at Third avenue and Third street SW. The driver, Ralph Van Der Millen of 217 Eleventh Street NE, was charged with failing to yield the right of way.
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William Stratton
Ladora
Third Avenue
Third Street
Ralph van der Millen
UAW Chief Walter Reuther to Undergo Gallstone Operation
Detroit report says United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther will have gallstone removal surgery soon, as stated by a union spokesman on Tuesday.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Oxford Man Held For Drunk Driving
Howard Leo Haines, 42, of Oxford pled innocent to a drunk driving charge before Judge Charles Penningroth. Bond was set at $1,000. He was arrested around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday by Cedar Rapids police after a motorist reported erratic driving at Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street SE.
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Howard Leo Haines
Oxford
Charles Penningroth
Haines
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Chicken Theft Reported From Vernon Jones Farm
The sheriff's office investigates the theft of 350 to 400 steak from Vernon Jones farm two miles northeast of Walker. Jones says the fowl were taken within the last two or three weeks.
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Sheriff's Office
Vernon Jones
Walker
Jones
Will of Elisha C. Price Probate Details
The will of Elisha C. Price who died March 8 was admitted to probate Wednesday. It leaves real estate to Fern Pike and Eva and Mildred Herriott in equal shares and directs sale of personal property to pay bills. O. J. Elsenbast named administrator with a $100 bond.
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Elisha C. Price
Fern Pike
Eva
Mildred Herriott
O. J. Elsenbast
Divorce Action Dismissed By Plaintiffs In Mutual Suit
A divorce action brought by Genevieve McEowen against John McEowen and a separate damage suit were dismissed Wednesday by the plaintiffs. The actions were terminated without further action by the court.
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Genevieve McEowen
John McEowen
Garden club elects officers in Edgewood Iowa
Edgewood Mrs W J Miller was elected president of the local Garden club with Mrs Don Rhines as vice president and Mrs Mildred Newman as secretary treasurer. Others include program committee members Mrs Fred Smith Mrs Edna Wilson and Mrs Charles Jacobs.
Charge Merchant Policeman Drunk While on Rounds
Cedar Rapids merchant policeman Joe Hammill aged 62 was arrested on a drunkenness charge after he reportedly failed to complete his rounds. He pleaded not guilty and was freed on a $100 bond as trial was set for Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Joe Hammill
Bever Avenue
Hammill
E. L. Stearns
Vaude Fellwock
Stearns
James
Army reaches wartime peak strength in 1945
The United States Army reached its largest force size in 1945 totaling 8,266,373 personnel including 835,403 officers. This record emphasizes the vast mobilization effort during World War II.
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U.S. Army
News schedule and anchors for daily broadcast
The listing outlines a full day of news segments with anchors Dick Yoakam Pat Patterson Fulton Lewis and Fred Hall. It notes 7 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. state and local rounds plus 7 p.m. Mutual Newsreel and 7:15 p.m. final newscast, with weather updates and world reports throughout.
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Dick Yoakam
Gazette
Pat Patterson
Yoakam
Fulton Lewis
Mutual
Fred Hall
KCRG
Des Moines Pub's Blackout Fails
DES MOINES AP Six persons were arrested after hiding in the dark from police at the Pub tavern past 1 a.m. An informant phone reported the tavern open after closing. Officers found six people concealed in booths corners and behind beer cases. A whisky bottle with a Nebraska seal and several cold beers were seized.
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DES Moines
Nebraska
Is Charged with Hammer Attack on Wife in Farragut
Emerson Carmichael, 70, of Farragut Iowa a blacksmith, was arraigned in justice court on a charge of assault with intent to murder for a hammer attack on his wife Fern Carmichael 56 as she sat at a telephone switchboard. He stood mute at hearing. attorney waived preliminary hearing and he was bound over to the grand jury on 40000 dollars bond. Sheriff A S Christopher said he arrested Carmichael after the Friday assault.
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Sidney
Emerson Carmichael
Farragut
Justice Court
Carmichael
G. T. de Freece
A. S. Christopher
Fern Carmichael
Lamp pruning haircuts promise natural curl at low cost
Philadelphia stylists Vincent and Joseph Pileggi introduce the lamp pruning technique using an infrared lamp during a bias cut to stimulate natural curl. The process shortens treatment to about thirty minutes and costs under $2.50, with patent rights and licensing for nationwide adoption beginning Wednesday.
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New York
INS
Philadelphia
Vincent
Joseph Pileggi
Pileggis
Hotel Suffered Nightly Wailings From Prison Guests
Fort Myers Florida. The city jail houses voluntary guests at a nearby hotel next door. Hotel operator Mrs Slaughter W Huff complained to the city council that the all night wailing of prisoners is ruining her business.
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Fort Myers, Fla
Slaughter W. Huff
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