Weather and notices from Daily Record March 8 1953
Partly cloudy to cloudy and warmer Sunday in Iowa with highs 25 to 35. Northeast winds 25 to 45. Monday mostly cloudy and a little warmer. Precipitation 0.78 inches. Highs 33 in prior day. marriages and deaths listed including Stanwood H J Hart 85, Traer Mrs John McCosh 90, service details and local license updates.
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Poterney High
I. Washi
Orleans
Neapolix
Denver
Phoenix
New’ York
San Francisco
Iowa
Ohio universities press plan for state educational TV network
Ohio state universities push a five station educational TV network costing about 2.13 million dollars with annual 750 thousand dollars operating costs. The plan, urged by the Ohio program commission, seeks FCC channels and rapid action before next June 3 to secure seven ultra high frequency channels for statewide classrooms and adult education.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Program Commission
Saxbe
Federal Communications Commission
Two Suffocated In Water Main at Belleville
Two Belleville city workers entered an empty 800 foot water main to clean it and were trapped in a pocket of carbon monoxide gas. Rescue crews cut through the street in a frantic effort to reach them but they suffocated before they could be saved.
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Belleville, N.J
INS
Belleville City
Doris Duke Buys Rudolph Valentino Mansion in Hollywood
Doris Duke purchased Falcon's Lair, Rudolph Valentino's famed Hollywood residence, after visiting Gloria Swanson who had leased the villa. She plans to move in once redecorating is completed and already owns properties in New Jersey and Honolulu.
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Hollywood
INS
Falcon’s Lair
Rudolph Valentino
Doris Duke
Miss Duke
Gloria Swanson
New Jersey
Honolulu
French Agency Reports Death of Morris Sayre
Paris based AFP reported that Morris Sayre chief of the U S Marshall Plan mission to Turkey died suddenly. The Ankara dated dispatch did not indicate where Sayre was at the time of his death.
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Morris Sayre
Paris
INS
Agence France Presse
Turkey
Ankara
Sayre
Eisenhower urged to press prisoner release with Soviet leaders
World Veterans Federation officials urged President Eisenhower to seek release of about 1.2 million World War II prisoners if a meeting with Soviet leaders occurs. The federation, representing 16 million veterans from 19 nations, said the issue was raised during its London meeting. Eisenhower indicated willingness to meet halfway if it would aid peace, though his exact response remains private.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Elliott Newcomb
World Veterans Federation
Federation
London
Government set to decontrol coffee beer oils this week
Washington officials expect a new decontrol order this week that would allow price increases on coffee beer ale and certain home heating oils plus some chemicals and feeds. They anticipate a cautious approach to removing controls from the steel industry, the last major sector still under price limits.
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Washington
INS
Joseph H. Freehill
Iowa Youth Killed in Illinois Head-on Crash
Augusta Illinois reports a fatal head-on crash on Saturday killing Paul Heil age 20 from Marshalltown Iowa. Eugene Krohe 27 of Macomb Illinois suffered critical injuries in the crash.
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Iowa
Illinois
Augusta, Ill
Paul Heil
William Heil
Marshalltown
Eugene Krohe
Macomb
Stalin’s rise from Georgian cobbler to Soviet ruler
A profile tracing Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili from a poor Georgian village, where he was born December 21, 1879, through his early reformist impulses, seminary rebellion, and entry into revolutionary activity that shaped his path to power as Stalin.
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Associated Press
Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili
Russia
Josef Stalin
Soviet
Gori
Tiflis
Georgia
Sosso
Beals Faces Traffic Turn Case In Cedar Rapids Court
In Cedar Rapids Superior Court George J. Beals 2501 A Avenue NE challenged claims he made a reckless U turn on February 11 on Third Avenue SE The city contends Beals endan gered parked cars two oncoming vehicles and a police car while Beals and witness Bill Kleiman testified the turn was safe Judge Matias took the case under advisement promising a ruling the following Saturday Prosecutor Assistant City Attorney Maurice Nathanson Defense attorney Milo Hanzlik Officers Patrolmen Robert Fox Howard Oliphant testified to opposite views
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Cedar Rapids Superior Court
George J. Beals
Third Avenue
Third
Fourth Streets
Maurice Nathanson
Milo Hanzlik
Robert Fox
Howard Oliphant
Beals
Iman Oliphant
Hanzlik
Beals I
Kleiman
George
Matias
Steelman Steps Out, Job Done
Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Dr. John R. Steelman special assistant to the president. Steelman, Truman’s former top aide, stayed on briefly during the transition and thanked the President for service. He will return to private life as the old to new administration completes its switch.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Truman
White House
Bingo Test Opens Scarce Legal Trial At Carter Lake
Carter Lake smorgasbord bingo games began as planned after Mayor Wilson Mabrey, head of the Carter Lake Recreation Club, was arrested and ordered to appear in municipal court Monday. The test of legality proceeded Saturday night.
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Carter Lake
Wilson Mabrey
Carter Lake Recreation Club
Moscow Radio Reiterates Poison Gas Charges
London AP reports Moscow radio mixed Stalin mourning services with claims that American troops used poison gas in Korea. Monitors say broadcast items covered U.N. issues and alleged United States gas shells amid Soviet mourning notices.
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London
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Korea
U.S.S.R
United Nations
Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Local Notices
City board of adjustment to meet at 3 p.m. Monday in city hall council room. Ernest Baker returns home from Mercy Hospital. Carl Peterson Electric advertises electrical repairs. Mrs Bertha Steege, Hartford Conn., sister of Cedar Rapids residents Illen and Freund, dies. Two locals report money losses: S A Lawrence $50, and Mrs William Rowden $70. Retail Credit Assn meeting hosted by Hamilton Morse at Montrose hotel Tuesday at 6 15 p.m. Evanglist Billy Graham on KXEL at 2 30. Maine Lodge 643 IOOF and Star of Maine Rebekah host potluck Tuesday at 838 First Ave NE. all Rebekahs and Odd Fellows invited.
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Special Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Bond
Cedar Rapids
Kesler
Lehti
van Cleve
Eliot O. Waples
Ben H. Peterson
W. Sandoe Jordan
Douglas Grant
Togther
Board of Adjustment
Hartford
Conn
Bertha Steege
London
A. G. Illen
R. C. Illen
C. J. Freund
S. A. Lawrence
Lavenue
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
William Rowden
Sixteenth Avenue
Retail Credit Assn
Hamilton Morse
C. R. Retail Credit Association
Montrose Hotel
Maine Lodge
IOOF
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
First Avenue
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
No Jobless Pay For Ill Health
The Iowa Employment Security Commission ruled that a man who quits due to ill health cannot receive unemployment benefits. Jim Arnold, 60, quit after illness and is deemed not available for work. The ruling contrasts with a prior case about a woman who moved for health reasons and received benefits. The commission appealed to the Iowa supreme court, with a May term hearing anticipated.
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Des Moines
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Jim Arnold
Arnold
Iowa
Tom K. Murrow
The
Security Commission
Iowa Supreme Court
Newlywed Sgt Eli Vaul Injured in Illinois Crash
Army Sgt Eli Vaul 23 and his bride Beverly 19 of Sioux City were critically injured in a snowstorm crash near DeKalb Illinois. Mrs Emery Johnson 44 of Lee Illinois died. her husband was seriously hurt. Vaul had just married last Sunday and was to report to Camp Carson Colorado March 14 after visiting Harvey Illinois.
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Dekalb, Ill
Sioux City
DeKalb
Army
Eli Vaul
Beverly
Emery Johnson
Lee
Ill
Vaul
Korea
Camp Carson
Colo
Harvey
Cold Weather Blocks Ike's Weekend Golf
President Eisenhower, thwarted by cold weather, cut his schedule and finished work early but will remain at the White House Saturday afternoon as plans for golfing this weekend were interrupted. News Secretary Hagerty confirmed the formal plan to stay in residence.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
News
James Hagerty
White House
Free Chewing for Both Aged Men and Women in Indiana
Indiana county grand jury inspected the county old folks home and found male inmates given free chewing tobacco. For the women, the jurors recommended chewing gum as an alternative and more suitable item.
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Indiana, Pa
Indiana County
Death notices for Yanecek and Mulherin families
Mary Yanecek widow of Joseph Yanecek longtime Walford resident died at her daughter’s Fairfax home at 1 35 pm Saturday after a long illness born July 21 1872 in Johnson county Surviving include daughter Mrs Orrie Waychoff another daughter Mrs Oscar Levig and son Joseph Yanecek Jr Nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral at Turner chapel 1 30 pm Tuesday burial in Hala cemetery near Walford Also Rosary services for Mulherin with burial at Williamsburg St Marys cemetery at Williamsburg and Teahen chapel to host the Rosary Friends may call read of death notes on Edward Mulherin and a son Joseph.
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Mary Yanecek
Joseph Yanecek
Walford
Orrie Waychoff
Fairfax l
Johnson County
Waychoff
Oscar Levig
Joesph Yanecek, Jr
M. Hanson
Des Moines
Msgr
Hanson
Mulherin
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Williamsburg
Lenihan
Teahen
Edward
Va Pin
Joseph
Infant William Haynes Dies. Private Services Planned
William Haynes infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haynes of 1869 Ellis boulevard NW died at 2 p.m. Saturday. Survived by siblings Kenneth LeRoy and Nancy Lee and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Fisher of Cedar Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Franck of New Hampton. Private services will be held Monday morning with cremation committal.
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William Haynes
Albert Haynes
Ellis Boulevard
Kenneth LeRoy
Nancy Lee
Ernest E. Fisher
Cedar Rapids
E. L. Franck
New Hampton
Funeral services for Annetta L Filloon
Funeral services for Annetta L Filloon widow of Lewis F Filloon will be held at 10 30 a m Monday in Turner chapel. The Rev Theodore Lilley of the First Presbyterian church will officiate. Burial will be in Lisbon cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel and are asked to omit flowers.
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Annetta L. Filloon
Lewis F. Filloon
Second Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
Theodore ‘Lilley
First Presbyterian Church
Lisbon
Funeral services planned for Manuel Nelson
Funeral services for Manuel Nelson, a long time Atkins resident who died Thursday, will be held at 1 30 p m Monday in Turner chapel conducted by Dwight Krumholtz and the Rev C L Pancoast Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Manuel Nelson
Atkins Vicinity
Turner Chapel
Dwight Krumholtz
C. L. Pancoast
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for William S. Ward Held In Brush Chapel
William S. Ward 81 died Friday. Services conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in Brush chapel by Rev. E. A. Widmann. Burial in Lisbon cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after 1 p.m. today.
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William S. Ward
Brush Chapel
E. A. Widmann
Lisbon
Services for Mrs Theresa Mulherin Held at St Patrick Church
The funeral service for Theresa Mulherin of 409 C Avenue NW will be held at St Patrick's Church at 9 a.m. Monday, conducted by Rt Rev Msgr J. The obituary notes her passing occurred Thursday.
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Theresa Mulherin
C Avenue NW
St. Patrick’s Church
Susie Rocheck Graveside Services Planned in Chicago
Graveside services for Susie Frances Rocheck widow of Wes Rocheck and former Cedar Rapids resident who died at her home in Chicago will be held at Oak Hill cemetery at 3 30 p m Monday by the Rev D A Loferski rector of St John s Episcopal church Friends may call at the Turner funeral home prior to services.
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Susie Frances Rocheck
Wesley Rocheck
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Oak Hill Cemetery
D. A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Turner Chapel
Services Tuesday for Mrs John McCosh 90
Mrs John McCosh a 90 year old prominent Eastern Iowa pioneer died Saturday at her Traer home from pneumonia She was born February 27 1863 in Scotland and came to the United States in 1882 She married John McCosh in Cedar Rapids March 21 1889 They farmed near Traer then moved to town in 1924 Survivors include sister Robina Wilson of Cedar Rapids Services Tuesday at 2 pm States funeral home burial in Buckingham Cemetery
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Stanwood
H. J. Hart
Burr Alysworth
Olin
Traer
John McCosh
States Funeral Home
Buckingham Cemetery
Iowa
Scotland
John
Grace Wilson
Peter Wilson
Cedar Rapids
John Mc Cosh
McCosh
Funeral for William M. Jeffers Held in Pasadena
Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Pasadena for William M. Jeffers former president of Union Pacific who died Friday at 77 after a two year illness. A solemn requiem high mass will be sung at St Phillip the Apostle Church.
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Pasadena
Calif
William M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
St. Phillip the Apostle Church
Jeffers
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