Couple Sentenced for Wanton Child Neglect in Cali-Me
A Michigan couple, Mr and Mrs Aliree Guire of 61 Fifteenth Ave SW and 1400 Fifteenth St SE Akers, were found guilty of wanton neglect on Feb 25 for endangering six children by neglect and fire risk. The case revealed months of attempts to address the dangerous situation, including a public show of concern.
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Nadas Mint
Outer Town
Conoks Park
Cali
Russel
Vocipel
Edwin
Aliree Guire
Fifteenth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Voclpel
Mre Parente
Fourth Ave
Akers
Mirze
House Calendar Sees Bills Placed On Calendar For Action
The house steering committee advanced six measures despite turmoil in the chamber. A constitutional amendment proposal seeks an annual legislative session. A special commission would study capital improvements. Bills would require nursing homes to meet fire and health standards and raise state conservation officer pay. A private school tax exemptions bill failed 25 to 23, with debate over whether exemptions help privately run colleges. Municipal Judge Donald Barnes opposed delaying sentences for amendments.
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Statehouse Senate
Rnce
House
Andrew Frommelt
O-Dubuque
Amy
Smember
Billy
Legislativne
George O'Malley
George McManus
D-1
Keokuke
Donald Barnes
Randy Sundy
Spider Webb
Channel
Courthouse Store Control To Son In Will Of Mrs Craemer
Mary J Craemer dies February 17 and wills her Crane mer's Inc stock split among three families. Nicholas P Craemer receives two shares in trust to maintain control. Gertrude’s family to share the remainder with Nicholas. Executors named Denemer and Lynch Jr. The will specifies various bequests and trusts for grandchildren.
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Cranemer's, Inc
Nicholas P. Craemer
Mary J. Craemer
Linn District Court
Cyaemer
Nicholas
Fanily
Linville
Emeky
Dulas
Isha Jones
Hot Springs
Ark
Nichples
Mary Jo Studer Shields
Sandra Studer
Contour maps ordered for 23 percent sections west of Cedar Rapids
Linn county supervisors approved a contract with Abrams Arial Survey for contour maps of 23 percent sections west north and east of Cedar Rapids and Marion at 18 902. The maps show five foot contours and scale 200 feet to the inch aiding highways land use and zoning.
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Linn
County Board of Supervisors
Ind
Cedar Repids
Marinn
William Behrens
Abrams Arial Survey Corporation of
Lansing
Mich
Behrens
Cedar Rapids
Ciy
Cedar Rapids youths sentenced on lewdness charges
In Cedar Rapids two youths, Donald L. Boots and Mayd G. Manley, each drew four months in county jail on lewdness charges after pleading guilty to amorous acts with two girls aged 14 and 17 in January. A third defendant, Donali Anderson, 23, received four months with two suspended on good behavior.
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Cedar Rapids
Donald L. Boots
Blakelly Boulevard
G.J. Manley
Southland Street
B. Id. Maxwell
Donali) Anderso
Marion Lawyer Appeals From Paying Assessment
Marion lawyer Jane Bil Wie appealed to Linn district court Tuesday over a $50.53 paying assessment levied by the city on two lots owned by DeWitt and Maree Smith. The appeal contends the paying project was not carried out in uniform grades as required by ordinance.
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Marion
Jane Bil Wie
Linn District Court
DeWitt
Maree Smith
Jury Deliberations Continue in Hickey Drunk Driving Case
In Linn County courthouse the jury deliberated into mid afternoon Wednesday over Eugene Hickey 35 Fairfay charged with seven and a half drunk driving counts after an accident on Center Point Road. Judge Maxwell weighed delay options as retrial prospects loom.
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Brightman
J.B. Helserman
Donald Brightman
Yoren Hoadley
Jennie Ad
Mace
Joy
Misa Mace
Hoadley
Brights Iman
Fiat
Ngon
Linn County
Eugene Hickey
Fairfay
B. J. Maxwell
Hickey
Center Point Road
Eugene Sampica Suicide in Illinois Jail
Eugene Sampica, 16, of Cedar Rapids, hanged himself in a Rock Island County jail cell following arrest with five others in Davenport area burglaries. He left a note to his parents and urged companions to reform. The case links to seven youths charged with burglary and related counts. services set at Turner Chapel with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Cedar Rapidy Court
Rock Tend
Jadi
Eugene Arthur Barnplea
Charlest
Sampica
Second Street
Sampicea
Angers
Davenpat
Hock Islood
Samplea
Milan
Sampiea
Omese
Jaller
Saget Jett
Pim
Rauther
Merton Quick
DeWitt
Towa
Entesil
Larry Laroon
George Lamphier
Davenport
Mitel Hallian
Rock Island
Susan Wis
Rockland County
Charles R
Jack
Jerry
Betty
Dorothy
Carol
Cedar Rabie Ae
Eugene
First Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
Oak
Oklahoma lawmaker decries education funds cut in 1956
In a Northeast Oklahoma City report, lawmakers criticized a house vote to cut funds for education programs, noting a public school shortfall of 29 719 dollars. Rep A L Murrow questioned the need for the 1950s reform form, while referencing local political tensions and a Lisbon school break-in probe. Deputy sheriffs reported an Arlington area entry break with a missing person case and a suspect later found with an 800 dollar diamond ring recovered via X-ray.
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Oklanoma City
Feeshman
Oklahoma House
A. L. Murrow
Thosleriff
Lisbon
Larry Condon
Femple City
Celit
Sanhson
Collins
Cedar Rapids area obituaries batch reports deaths
Obituaries from Cedar Rapids and nearby communities list Mrs David Nastewell and Mrs David Mitchell, Cedar Heights resident Loraine Cleman born April 7 1900, and widow of Aug 1921. Also James Mackey farmer, Frank Bartosh longtime Wilson plant worker, infant Vickie Barkdall, and Walker Hughes death notices. Services set at Turner Chapel St Ludmila and Kuba Funeral Home with burial at local cemeteries. Nurses, churches, and clubs noted among survivors and affiliations.
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Ethstler
Frank Bente
Fence Evangeligal Reformed Church
Aurora
Clarence Parker
Amy Genocit
Brant Funeral Home
Tiptoe
Willia D. Nesmith
Peterstim Od Dye Funeral
Welliam
Mawkere
McAnnich
Anna B. Hurt
St. Wenceslaus Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
McGovern
Wankon
Moira Solvers
Mattinyuneral
Salem Reformed Jheren
Oxford
Elma Union
Mayfinner
Hayrtny Funeral Home
David Nastewell
David Mitchell
Ciwengo NW
Cedar
Sudlun Sisness
Muscatine
Loraine Cleman
Cedar Rapids
Ay.mith
B.L. Bieman
Edna
Martin Dieman
Cedar Thapids
Mitch i Mersher
First Presbyterian Church
Mozart Club
Cedar Chapter
CES
Gethsemane White Shrine
Heelhoven
Turner Chapel
Felday
De.heodare Lilley
Privada
James Mackey
Ludmile
James W. Mackey
William Ts
Cedar Rauids
Frank Kionda
Ely
T Dain
St. Ludeltila's
Burta
St. John’s Cemetery
Frank Bartosh
Second Street
Wilson Pad Company
Bartoshy
Mary
Joseph Projehaska
Charles Mule
Weneil
Ben Dietz
Lillian Kahler
Cedar Rappids
Emina Vobejda
Caldele
Hmil Darel Bortosh
Kuba Funeral Home
Wational
Rotary
Barkdoll
Vicklé Lyn Barkdall
Donald
Barkdell
Wakter
Tsahelin Barkdell
Garrison
Albert Fritz
Welker
Turner Portuary
St Mig'o
Spencer Grave
Louis 5
Wweetling Mot Walker
State Patrol Rule Ridiculed By Jack Bedell
Dickinson County Attorney Jack H Bedell of Spirit Lake criticizes the highway patrol in a letter to Rep. Charles Welk. He says the patrol is now viewed as a humorous agency under a foolhardy enforcement approach and laments loss of public support in the Dickinson County area. Clinton H Moyer of Clarion assists as state safety commissioner while David Hetrick leads the patrol. Bedell recalls a time when nine energetic officers served the region and urges improved conduct and alignment with public safety goals.
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Frank Nye
Genette
Des Moines
Dickinsge
Jack
H- Bedell
Spirit Lake
Highway Patrol
Charles. Welk
Spirit. Lake
Bedals
Dickinson Coun
Juria
Public Safety Department
Clinton H. Moyer
Clarion
David Hetrick
Bedell
Ourates
Ben Gurion and U S Policy on Middle East Tensions
Fragmented text discusses Ben Gurion's stance on Middle East peace and U S views on Gaza under a 1849 armistice. It notes Eisenhower's reaction to gas policy and UN mediation aims, plus U S statements urging cooperation to maintain peace in the region. Snippets mention local parole board activity and highway safety concerns.
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Bes Strip
U. S
Ben-Guriona
Esyi
Middle East
Berm Gurion
Parient
Eisenhower
U.S
U.N
Gaza
Himmargkjold
Egypt
Frestley
Suez Toll Paid By Lebanese Vessel to Pass Canal
The 400 ton Lebanese motorship Abdel Kedar paid the Egyptian canal authority 339 dollars to transit the Suez Canal en route from Port Said to Jidda with 1997 tons of wood. Previous ships in the current operations were 500 tons or less and allowed passage free of charge. The toll marks the first such payment since the canal’s reopening to through traffic.
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Port Said
INS
Suez Canal
Foun Sadhy
Abdel Kedar
Egyptian Canal Authority
Jidda
Saudi Arabia
DES Moines
Charles Welk
D-Spielt Lake
Ismailia
Uc Renter Point Om
Saeeens
Fenort
Britain and Jordan end 1948 pact in six month pullout
London reports Britain and Jordan terminated their 1948 alliance on Wednesday and said British forces will be withdrawn from Jordan within six months.
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Britain
Jordan
Pact London
Striped Eggs Are Offered by Hens Story
In Peoria AP report notes hens now lay striped eggs in Theo... Clarence Begners 40 Arce amas thickens imported from Thilo claim free, pink and striped eggs. Marion UP prison story says William E. Slinkle 26 swallowed 12 keys to county jail. they won’t get him out.
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Clarence Begners
Thilo
Marion
Ill
William E. Slinkle
Breakin Loss Tops Two Thousand at Cedar Rapids Gun Shop
The Cedar Rapids gun shop inventory showed more than $2,000 missing after a Sunday night break in. Owner Kenneth Murgh of Cedar Valley Sportscrafters on G0S F Avenue said eight rifles two handguns one scope and two ammo quantities were stolen. earlier reports listed $914 missing.
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Cedar Rapiis
Kenneth Murgh
Cedar Valiey
Marsh
Youth, 16, Held On Check Charge
A 16 year old youth in Cedar Rapids was arrested for passing a forged $49 check on February 27. Detective Capt. John Kubssid and Detective Jerry Navratil brought the student from Willemsburg High School into custody. The case was forwarded to the juvenile bureau for processing.
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Nui
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Stick McArtor
Taft Hotel
Richard Lucier
Avenue 7
Robert Clayton
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Otto Kehl, Jr
Seventeenth Street
Roe
Cavalier
Leland
Flord
Troy Mis
Robert Star
Sky
Wilson Avenue
James Hansen
Berger
Oce
Pauline
Harold Low
Broxey
Donald Barry
Jona
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Mareass
Polezal
Harbit Avenue
Xormal Gwourh Merch
First Avenue
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Bert An
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Freeman
Center Point
Edward Hanna
Mate
Mississippi
Dickson
Haybiker
Fourth Street
St. Luke's
Smith
Cledith
Central City
Morel
Luedtke
Wallace
Manon
Mirch
Tutehing
Doug Tog
Galen
Mahoney
Wiedobn
Fiorth Avenue
Iowa
Elsie E. Crawley
William F. Cowley
Anderson
Burton
Buller
Watt Bill
House Roads and Highways Committee
Ernest Kasek
McFarlane
Arch McFarlane
K Waterloo
Senate
Vayuan
Jawa
Elay
X. T. Prentis
George Fr. O'Malley
Dea Moines
Cedar Mopids
Mr.ndora
Wilfred le ¥Elle
Tommy Pearsoll
Nate
Allis-Chalmers Credit Union
Vervey
Ruth Mathews
Orville
Betty Wattison
Thomas J. Tater
Charles and
Fort Lockhart
Renn M. Hurley
William
Violet
Funster
Taililos
Expat
Scone
Roland Wilbert
Ault CO
G Ave
Teahen's Funeral Directors
Empire
Ava
4Th St, Wat
Eugene Sampica
Eugene Ariline Samphawan Vere
John
Turner & Sok
Second Ave
Ave
Hughes
Baward Allen Hughes
St. Wenceslabs Church
Anamosa
St.Joseph
Jack Bedell
Okoyet
Paav 1
Betiell
Virginia {Redel
Jeng
Howe
Board of Parole
Suez
THE
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Prague
Alfred
Herbert Teltschik
Steinyyay
Leopold Simoneau
Pierrette Alarie
Lola Montes
Montron-Sheratom
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