Weather and notices from the Daily Record March 1 1946
The issue lists high and low temperatures for Thursday and forecasts for Saturday and Sunday including mostly cloudy skies and heat showers in the south and east. Temperature ranges given are high 48 Saturday, low 36 Saturday night, high 46 Sunday. Multiple local fines, divo rce decrees, and fire reports are recorded, with names and addresses of offenders and officials. Births and deaths notables include several area families, with Los Angeles and Cedar Rapids connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Miami
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Governors Plan Midwest Housing Conference in Des Moines
Gov Robert D Blue said 13 other Midwest governors or representatives would attend a housing conference in Des Moines on March 23 with a possible extra day. Missouri’s governor had not replied. Blue and 10 other governors would attend. the meeting was expected to finish in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
Midwest
Blue
Missouri
Crowe and Daughter Released from Hospital
Clem Crowe, former Town football coach, discharged from Fairview hospital five days after a car crash. Crowe and his daughter Catherine, 15, left the hospital together, traveling to Chicago then by train to their Iowa City home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
Ind
Clem Crowe
Fairview Hospital
Crowe
Catherine
Chicago
Iowa City
Pauley Shouts Dirty Lie At Navy Nominee Hearing
Edwin W. Pauley, six foot four California oil operator and former Democratic treasurer, angrily shouted That s a dirty lie at testimony alleging he paid a fine for stealing state oil. He read a prepared statement and refused to withdraw as Truman s nominee for under secretary of the navy, insisting his record and integrity are smeared while the committee adjourned for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Senate
California
Pauley
Senate Naval Committee
Truman
John A. Smith
Smith
Standard of California
Walsh
D-Mass
Saltonstall
Rmass
Oliver Rief Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
Oliver Reif of 819 Third Street NW was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Friday after his wife filed a complaint alleging assault and unlawful confinement. He was arrested about 5 a.m. following the incident at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver C. Reif
Third Street NW
James Reed
Toddville
Joseph T. Callan
A Avenue NE
Oliver Reif
Third Street
Police Seek Oskaloosa Man on Check Charge
Police search for Harry T Jacobson of Oskaloosa after a bogus 15 dollar check allegedly passed at Podzimek pharmacy. Detectives report he wrote several bad checks. the instrument was drawn on Iowa Trust and Savings Bank in Oskaloosa, which banks indicated had been closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T Jacobson
Oskaloosa
Podzimek
First Avenue SE
L. B. Marshall
Jacobson
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
U S Invites Russians To Talk On Billion Loan
Washington AP report: United States invites Russia to send representatives to discuss a proposed 1 billion loan. President Truman aims to expand Export-Import Bank lending by 1.25 billion to cover non Britain loans, with Britain awaiting a 3.75 billion credit. Russia applied for 1 billion. France seeks 2.5 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
United States
Truman
Congress
Britain
Treasury
France
Russia
Commerce
Bank
British Credit
Bretton ‘Woods
Byrnes Urges Unity to Preserve Peace and Charter
Byrnes warned against breeding grounds of suspicion and fear and urged Allied honesty. He argued great and small states must cooperate to build a peaceful world and that failure to unite leaves little hope for any nation. He stated there is no reason for war among powers if they honor the charter principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Hitler
Increased maximum weight for overseas army parcels
A postal bulletin to George Beattie states overseas shipments to army personnel now allow up to 22 pounds per package, with conditions. Packages must contain items requested by the addressee and not exceed 48 inches in length or 72 inches in length plus girth. Personal recordings may be mailed if packed properly and within limits. First class remains eight ounces without a request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beattie
Court awards $150 in favor of Cedar Rapids attorney
Charles Louis Dunn Sr and Mrs Dunn named sole heirs in the will of Charles Louis Dulin Jr who died November 6 1943. The will written October 12 1943 appointed his father executor without bond. A judgement of $150 plus five percent interest since October 2 was awarded against Mr and Mrs Lawrence Williams for legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Louis Dunn, Sr
Washington Avenue
Charles Louis Dulin, Jr
Dulin
A.W. Bass
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Williams
Willams
Annulment Granted in Pseudo-Marriage Case
Raymond A. Manson was granted an annulment Thursday of his pseudo-marriage to Mary DeLava lette from October 19 in Vero Beach Florida. A divorce petition filed January 28 by Mohammed A. Omar against Lila Omar was dismissed Thursday by Judge G K Thompson at the plaintiff's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Manson
Mary DeLavalette
Vero Beach
Fla
Mhammed A. Omar
Lila Omar
G. K. Thompson
Landlords Seek Court Order To Remove Tenants
Three Cedar Rapids landlords filed petitions asking courts to force tenants to relinquish possession. Ann Cox seeks eviction from 3300 Johnson Ave NW apartment D to make way for new tenants Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laufer and child. Orville Vanston at 229 Seventh St NE was asked to vacate a two room unit after a January 28 notice. Frank Abodeely faces eviction from 1056 Fifth Ave SE after sale. Albert alleges under a July lease he must vacate within 30 days following notice of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ann Cox
E. E. Johnson
Alice Johnson
Johnson Avenue NW
Robert Laufer
Orville Vanston
Seventh Street
Deaths in Cedar Rapids area services announced
Obituaries report services for Joseph Konecny former Cedar Rapids resident who died in Council Bluffs to be held at 3 30 p m Saturday in Barta Hesser chapel with burial in Bohemian National cemetery Also noted are funeral details for Charles Edward Earhart and Leora C Good including burial places and officiants and a Turner chapel service for an additional local death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Konecny
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Barta- Hesser
I. E. Linkletter
Second Christian Church
Bohemian National Cemetery
Leora C. Good
John W. Good
E Avenue NW
Sand Springs
Hopkinton
Trinity Methodist Church
Irving G. Chaplin
Louis L. Chaplin
Jesse Bowen
Orchard
Neb
Amy B. Slauson
Moline
Inlaw
Berdina V. Good
A. K. Jones
Arlene C. Good
Donald L. Good
30 day term suspended in bogus check case
E. R. Judd of Motlton, returned to Cedar Rapids from Centerville by Detectives Marshall and Shepard, pled guilty to false uttering of a check and received a 30 day suspended sentence before Justice Churchill. Detectives said Judd had written several bogus checks totaling about 50 dollars in Cedar Rapids late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motlton
Cedar Rapids
Centerville
L. B. Marshall
Charles Shepard
Howard R. Churchill
Judd
C R Motor Distributing Concern IncorporatH
Iowa distributors incorporated in Cedar Rapids filed articles with the secretary of state. Capitalization is 10000 dollars. The company will handle motor vehicles accessories and machinery. Officers include President Herbert J Beckman Cedar Rapids Vice President Ralph J Williams Marion and Secretary Treasurer Marcus Oberreuter Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Distributors, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Herbert J. Beckman
Ralph J Williams
Marion
Marcus Oberreuter
Honored Guests At Pythians Spring Ceremonial
Ardekam temple number 234 D O K K will hold a spring ceremonial at Pythian hall Saturday with a banquet at 630 p m Imperial Prince Fallis F Rees Denver Colorado and Imperial Secretary Carl R Mitchell Cincinnati Ohio will be honored guests Members from El Zira temple No 23 Ottumwa will attend with their patrol team A delegation is expected from Omar temple No 188 Cedar Falls and guests from Milan IL Muscatine Marengo Anamosa Manchester Martelle Van Horne and Montezuma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardekam
D.O.K.K
Pythian Hall
Fallis F. Rees
Denver
Colo
Carl R. Mitchell
Cincinnati
Ohio
el Zira Temple No. 23
Ottumwa
Omar Temple
Cedar Falls
Milan
Muscatine
Marengo
Anamosa
Manchester
Martello
van Horne
Montezuma
G I loan terms and veteran housing guidance emerge
Robinson explains G I loan advantages. Veterans pay about four percent interest and get first year interest refunded. Loans may extend up to 25 years at $5.28 per year per $1,000, with many paid in around 15 years. Cautions include high monthly payments and streamlined processing shifting some control to private lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I
Robinson
English Wives of Iowa Veterans to Sail for America
Two Iowa veterans families are among English dependents sailing to join their husbands in Fayette, Iowa. Otis E. Burger’s wife and 20 month old daughter depart on March 9 aboard the Saturnia with 714 war wives and children. Ephraim L. Roberts and his wife Margaret Roberts plan to sail from England around March 4 on the Henry Gibbons, joining 455 others aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Otis E. Burger
America
U. S Army
London
Annie E. M. Burger
Jennifer
Saturnia
Associated Press
Burger
Army
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
Margaret Roberts
County Antrim
Ireland
Fayette
Ephraim L. Roberts
Koreans Celebrate 28th Anniversary Parade in Tokyo
More than 1,000 Koreans rode flag-bedecked trucks and buses around the imperial palace Friday in Tokyo, celebrating the 28th anniversary of the Korean revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
INS
Imperial Palace
Hoover for Voluntary Food Curb
Hoover arrives for Truman food conference urging voluntary reduction in consumption to feed starving Europeans. He cites past wartime voluntary rationing and argues for leadership in a nationwide reduced use and substitutes. Secretary Anderson calls freight car shortages a bottleneck but notes voluntary cuts may help alongside transport fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Truman
Hoover
Anderson
March Comes In Like A Duck Weather Note
A quirky March entry describes a day that arrived like a duck not a lion or lamb. It rained 0.25 inches as temperatures ranged from 35 degrees at 2:30 pm to warming later, with highs near 58 and a cooling trend overnight into Friday morning.
Three Democrats Seek State Posts in Iowa
DES MOINES AP Democratic state chairman Jake More announced candidates for three key statewide offices: Upton B. Kepford of Waterloo for attorney general, Dr Laura M Names of Pella for state superintendent, and Clarence E Smith of Davenport for state treasurer. Gale McClean of Wilton was named for state senator. Kepford, 39, a lawyer and Iowa graduate who served in the navy, has practiced law in Waterloo for 13 years. Names, a 1924 University of Iowa graduate and history professor at Central College, has taught in several districts. Smith, 66, deputy Scott county treasurer since 1933, has long civic involvement in eastern Iowa. The remainder of the ticket was to be filed by weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jake More
Upton B. Kepford
Waterloo
Laura M
Pella
Clarence E. Smith
Davenport
Gale McClean
Wilton
Kepford
University of Iowa
Navy
Names
Wapello County
Denison
Sioux City
Ottumwa
Central College
Smith
Scott County
Iowa
Motorist Fined $100 and Costs On Traffic Count
Three motorists faced reckless driving charges in police court Friday. Willard McCune Marion received a $100 fine after a high speed pursuit through heavy traffic at 85 to 90 mph. Charles E. Moes of 1619 First Avenue W was fined $25 with costs after his car struck another at Seventh Street and First Ave E, injuring him slightly. Emery Starkweather’s car, driven in the same incident, turned over. John C. Erlacher of 214 Fifth Street NE also drew $25 and costs. The Moes crash left him with facial and knee injuries, treated at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard McCine Marlon
John Carlacher
Fifth Street NE
Charles E. Moes
Fist Avenue W
D H. Gardner
First Avenue NW
Milo Prusek
Sixth Street Road
T. G Ficherly
Park Avenue SE
Richard Buss
A Avenue NW
B. T Clausen
Twelfth Street NW
L. Douda
Twenty-seventh Street
Willard McCune
Marion
George Rubey
Henry Overman
McCune
First Avenue FE
First Avenue W
Seventh Street
First Avenue E
Emery Starkweather
Marengo
Lee Nelson
Tom Gaines
Moes
Mercy Hospital
John C. Erlacher
Fifth Street
First Avenue
Twentyseventh
Twenty-third Streets
John Kuba
Harold Mackey
City Briefs From Iowa Churches and Hospitals
Mrs S W Spencer 510 Thirty second street NE underwent a minor operation at St Luke s hospital Friday morning. The Rev M J Tracy will conduct a Mother of Sorrows novena at Mt Mercy junior college and academy chapel Friday at 7 30. Harry K Steckman 1001 Second street SE who underwent an operation at Mercy hospital is allowed visitors. His condition is reported as fair. Mrs Leonard Sterns 3225 Oakland avenue who underwent a major operation at Mercy hospital Wednesday is now permitted to have visitors. The Linn County Young Democrats executive committee will meet in Room 311 O R C building at 7 30 tonight per President John Greenlee A V McClure pastor at Seventh Day Adventist church will speak on God First at the 11 am worship service Saturday Sabbath school 9 30 and young people 3 pm Ely Services. Rev J Hamilton Dawson of Des Moines will speak Sunday at 7 30 pm at St John s Lutheran church Ely sermon Ears to Hear. Sunday school begins 10 am. AavA YAN ahead Aucunl Joy pytom The Rev Lyle K Anderson will speak on The Joy of Winning Souls at 9 30 am worship Sunday Shueyville United Brethren church. Church school 10 30 am Christian Endeavor 7 30 pm and official board 8 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Steckman
Second Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Leonard Sterns
Oakland Avenue
The
Linn County
Young Democrats
O.R.C
John Greenlee
A. V. McClure
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
God First
Ely
J. Hamilton Dawson
Des Moines
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Aava Yan Ahead Aucunl Joy Pytom
Lyle K. Anderson
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Church School
Christian Endeavor
Federation of Labor Names Committee Heads
Cedar Rapids federation reveals 40 permanent committees for next year at Labor Temple meeting led by President William Convey. Chairs include J. C. Blodgett legislative, B Zimmerman resolutions, F. J. Zbanek finance, Paul McCauley labels, Bob Matthews grievance, J D. White ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
William Convey
Labor Temple
J. C. Blodgett
Co. B. Zimmerman
F. J. Zbanek
Paul McCauley
Bob Matthews
J D. White
Notable names listed for arbitration inquiry
The document names Walter F Shadle housing L. C. Schuknecht educa tion John Graham compensation Ralph Cornthwait entertainment William Convey hall and L. C. Wood arbitration, indicating a formal matter involving multiple individuals across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F Shadle
L. C. Schuknecht
John Graham
Ralph Cornthwait
William Convey
Hall
L. C. Wood
Rail Strike Vote Result Delayed in Cleveland
Formal announcement of nationwide strike vote results by two railway unions is pushed to Wednesday in Cleveland. President Whitney and President Johnston cite slow ballot return from distant states as the cause. about 90 percent of 300,000 ballots counted, with roughly 98.8 percent backing strike for a 25 percent wage increase and changes to operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INS
A. I. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Alvaniey Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Whitney
Men and Women Is In Service In War Time
Howard M. Cole a pharmacist's mate second class from 424 Thirtieth street NE has been transferred from Guam to Shanghai to join a landing ship tank unit ferrying Chinese troops from Hongkong to Manchuria and Japanese civilians from Manchuria to Japan. He has served overseas 15 months. Paul Kintzinger arrived in Cedar Rapids for a 30 day convalescent leave. He entered the navy last July and will report to the New Orleans naval hospital. Pvt. William S. Barger returned to Aberdeen Proving Grounds after a two week furlough at his parents home on Third street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Cole
Leo Gray
Thirtieth Street
Guam
Shanghai
Hongkong
Manchuria
Japan
Paul Kintzinger
Cedar Rapids
John W. ‘Kintzinger
Park Avenue
Kintzinger
Navy
New Orleans
Naval Hospital
William S. Barger
Aberdeen, Md. Proving Grounds
Harris Barger
Third Street
Auto Accident Victim In Poor Condition
Mrs. V. C. Sundberg, 56, of 706 Third avenue SW, was reported in poor condition at St. Luke's hospital after an auto wreck near Keystone Tuesday afternoon. She suffered serious head injuries when her car collided with a gravel truck driven by Clarence Krug near Atkins. Sundberg had been caring for the Krug children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Sundberg
Third Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Keystone
Sundberg
Clarence Krug
Atkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Justice Court
E. R. Judd
Moulton
Joe Justice
Howard R. Church
Leo Layton Johnston
Austin
Texas
Elizabeth DeBont
Earl Roberg
Wymper, Neb
Mary Thompson
Kenneth Collins
Frances Perrin
Minnie E. Robb
Daniel C. Robb
Odella Jones
Thomas G Jones
Opal Clark
James O Clark
Dominick Feiereisen
Elizabeth Feiereisen
Paul J Smith
Harriett Smith
Benjamin Kirk
Betty Kirk
Eighteenth Street
Ed Frana
St. Luke’s
Walter Whitmore
C Avenue NW
Richard Kephart
F Avenue NW
Orville Webb
Ason
Mercy
Gilbert J Wack
Norway
Dons Reding
Westwood Drive
John Parten
Calif
Francis A Murray
Murray
A. L. Murray
Red Cross
Governor's Housing Conference
Tobey
R-N.h
Tydings
D-Md
Huntington Beach
Standard Oil Company of California
Standard Company
Massachusetts
Oliver Rief
Eureka
Standard Tire Company
Ist Ave
Ist St. NE
Dial
Bass
Ry i
Tope Linas
Lundine
TIX
Hutchinsons
Konecny Services
Earhart
Charles Edward Earhart
B Avenue NE
John de Long
Crescent Lodge
Cordova, Ill
C. R. Motor Distributing Concern Incorporated
Fallis F
Rees
G.I
C.R
Hoover For Voluntary Food Curb
March
Mfg
Candy Bros. Mfg. Co
Louis
S.E
S. W. Spencer
M. J. Tracy
Mt. Mercy Junior College and Academy
Shueyville Services
Federation of Labor Names Committee
Evang
Harold Shasteen
Church OF Christ
Eighth Avenue
Tgers
Florist Avenue
Woerderhoff
First Avenue NE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!