Five Day Weather Outlook and Local Birth Notices
Five day forecast shows temperatures 5 to 8 degrees above normal east and 3 to 5 above normal west. Precipitation expected .25 to .50 inch in scattered rain and showers Friday night and again late Tuesday or Wednesday. Normal highs in 40s to 60s, normals for March given. includes wind, humidity, and sun data. Birth notices include multiple families: Richard Barta, Richard A. Schmid, James P. McInroy, Loren Netz, Gary M. Larkin, and others with locations in Iowa and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Min’apolig
Chicago
A* Eat N
Richard A. Schmid
Central City
James P. McInroy
Thirty-fourth Street
Loren C. Netz
Eighteenth Street
Marion
Police Court Traffic Fines List For Newton Cedar Rapids Area
A police division record shows multiple defendants fined for speeding failing to report striking a fixture and other offenses. Names include Clifford D. Gildow Larry R. Doehrman Victor Kramer Lawrence C. Baugh Floyd Frantz James Shurtz Emil Allick Miller Rasmussen Edward Pickart James Bauer Herbert Summar Phyllis Janaszak Leorda Marion Albert Peterson Stanley Hodges Larry Conner Roger Duello George Simmons and George Simmons. Jurisdiction includes Newton Cedar Rapids and St Augustine Florida with fines ranging up to 50 dollars plus costs and sentences for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford D. Gildow
Newton
Larry R. Doehrman
South Amana
Victor R. Kramer
Fourth Street
Lawrence C. Baugh
Floyd D. Frantz
Palo
James L. Shurtz
B Avenue
Emil Allick
Park Avenue
Miller M. Rasmussen
Fortieth Street
Edward A. Pickart
Ninth Avenue
James A. Bauer
Thirty-fifth Street
Herbert A. Summar
Mt. Vernon
Phyllis M. Janaszak
Cedar Rapids
George E. Schultz
St. Augustine
Fla
Leorda L. Marion
Sixth Street
Albert Peterson
C Avenue NW
Stanley H. Hodges
Sylvia Avenue
Larry D. Conner
Fourth Avenue
Roger R. Duello
Brandon
George Simmons
First Street
Population of Tokyo Tops Ten Million Mark
Tokyo, the world’s most populous city, reached a population of 10,473,474 as of February 1, per the metropolitan government. This marks an increase of 6,243 residents since January 1.
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Tokyo
Obituaries and funeral notices from Iowa communities
Oxford Junction Joe Bur lesh sr Hayden's. Oxford Junction Edward Nowachek. Anamosa Justin Kehoe 50. St Patrick's. Rosary Friday 8 Goettsch's. Tama Phillip Sevcik 73 formerly Elberon Tama. Mass Tama 10:30. Tama Wayne Randall Boise Idaho Harrison's. Columbus Junction Miss Mary B Cuthamp 82. Burial Columbus City cemetery Stacy's. Colesburg William Bolsinger 86. Sunday 2 Appleton's Edgewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Justin Kehoe
St. Patrick’s Church
Rosary
Goettsch
William Bolsinger
Edgewood
Drunk Driver William Phillips Sentenced to Probation
William L. Phillips, 50, of 806 Seventh Street SE, pled guilty to a third offense drunk driving. Judge William Eads handed down a two year term at Ft. Madison State Penitentiary with probation to follow after the Monday arrest in the 1200 block of B Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Phillips
Seventh Street SE
Ft. Madison
William Eads
Phillips
B Avenue NE
Cain Sentenced One Year For Desertion Of Child
Donald Cain, 48, of 1116 Sixth Street SE, was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary at Ft. Madison after pleading guilty Thursday to desertion and abandonment of a child. Judge William Eads imposed the sentence for deserting his 12-year-old son. Dismissals involve Marguerite Meier vs Jack A Meier for separate maintenance, and Edward A Donahugh vs Estella C Donahugh for divorce. Suit filed by Bulletin Journal Printing Co. vs Citizen Publications, Inc. for $784.08. Judgment given against Ahrens Ready-Mix Inc. in favor of Lee Gearhart for $1,082.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cain
Sixth Street SE
Ft. Madison
William Eads
Cain
Marguerite Meier
Jack A. Meier
Edward A. Donahugh
Estella C. Donahugh
Bulletin- Journal Printing Co
Citizen Publications, Inc
Third Avenue
Citizen
Ahrens Ready- Mix, Inc
Lee Gearhart
Gearhart Construction Co
Musil and Gearhart Construction Co
Train Strike Violence Ties Davis and Vedder in Legal Clash
The report details injuries and legal actions tied to train labor strife. Davis, known for walking picket lines barefoot, faced a $250 municipal fine for assaulting a railroad worker and contempt of an injunction related to a prior circuit court order. Vedder, a five year switchman and father of five, is identified as a native of Duluth, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
FEC
Wallace Sample
FBI
Vedder
Duluth
Minn
Panama U S Near Accord On Canal Zone Issue
Washington sources report that Panama and the United States have narrowed differences on the Canal zone issue and expect an agreement within 24 hours. Details remain confidential but the talks progressed on Thursday night.
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Washington
UPI
Panama
United States
Schultz Sent To Midwest Institution In Youth Case
Juvenile Court Judge How ard McLaughlin disclosed Randy Schultz 16 was enrolled February in a privately endowed Midwest facility outside Iowa after a November 5 shooting of 15-year-old Augie Holmquist. Schultz remains under Linn county probation while the state facility hold was kept, with ongoing jurisdiction until age 21. The court cited space limits at Eldora and the private institution’s academic and psychiatric services as rehabilitation factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McLaughlin
Randy Schultz
Jefferson High School
Iowa
Schultz
Augie Holmquist
McLaughlin
Eldora
Linn County Probation Office
Midwest
Linn County
Nebraska
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Long Range Plan is Necessary for Highway Funds
Urban areas over 50 000 population must adopt long range highway plans to qualify for federal aid, state highway officials told Cedar Rapids, Marion, Hiawatha, and Linn county leaders. The plan must cover a 20 year urbanized area, include ten basic elements, and be reviewed at least every five years. Further meetings and wider participation will be scheduled in Linn county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Hiawatha
Linn County
Bob Johnson
C. B. Anderson
Highway Commission
Anderson
Waterloo
Soviet Leader Mikoyan Returns From East Berlin Visit
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan flew home Friday after a three day visit in East Berlin, returning to Moscow as East German leaders hosted him and the Soviet delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
UPI
Mikoyan
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Left Estate To Landlady
Denver AP Harold Pollock 70 retired accountant lived in Eunice Wests building for 10 years. The bachelor enjoyed TV on her set. He died December 6 leaving a 428915 estate mostly in stocks. Denver county court records show he left all but 12500 to Mrs West.
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Denver (Ap
Harold Pollock
Eunice West
Pollock
Denver
Bowen Family Career and Academic Moves Across Institutions
Bowen, former SUI faculty member, left to join the U S Department of Commerce and later worked for Irving Trust Co New York until 1945. He joined University of Illinois staff in 1947, moved to Williams College in 1952, then took a Grinnell appointment. He and Lois Bowen have two sons Geoffrey and Thomas in graduate school. Lois earned a master's in music at SUI in 1934 and taught at University High from 1932 to 1934.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Irving Trust Co
New York
University of Illinois
Williams College
Williams
Grinnell
Lois
Geoffrey
Thomas
Bowen
SUI
University High
Lowan Awarded Carnegie Medal for Heroic Act
Pittsburgh AP report credits Robert Attwooll 50 of Clarion Indiana with saving 17 month old Leslie Kelley at Hansell Iowa on June 27 1962. Attwooll lunged from a moving locomotive to push the child clear and avert tragedy. The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission honored his actions Thursday.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Robert Attwooll
Clarion
Leslie Kelley
Hansell
Soviet Offer On Release Of 3 Airmen Or Espionage Trial
Berlin AP dispatch reports a Soviet-claimed deal to free three captured air force officers if the United States admits they were ordered to fly over East Germany. The three parachuted from an RB-66 after being shot down. A U.S. State Department denial followed. The informant warned of espionage charges if no admission is issued.
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Berlin
Russia
U.S
East Germany
Washington
State Department
Iron Curtain
Use of River Water Slight in February
February water use from Cedar River totaled 3,340,000 gallons for Cedar Rapids with 330,690,000 gallons pumped in the 29 days. George Lee, water works superintendent, reported the figures and noted eight city wells supplied most of the water.
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Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
George Lee
Lee
Classified Want Ad Offer Continues
A reader is invited to sell useful but unused items via a low-cost Gazette want ad. Mr Jim Contentos remarks on satisfaction with the service as the want ad office welcomes calls at EM 2 1121 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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Jim Contentos
Flood crests hit Ohio river region with massive displacements
The Ohio river flood crest moved westward causing $50 million in damage and leaving 110000 people affected. Evacuations spanned Indiana Kentucky and Ohio with thousands homeless. Crews finished floodwall gates in Louisville while Paducah protection held. Across from Louisville Indiana saw $1 million in damage and 4000 homeless.
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Ohio
Owensboro
Paducah
Mississippi
Louisville
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Aurora
Kentucky
Trucker Fined For Failing To Report Accident
A 53 year old Florida truck driver was fined 50 dollars in municipal court for failing to report a striking a fixture. George Schultz of Safeway Truck Lines Chicago allegedly struck a signal post at First Street and Eighth Avenue SW and fled the scene Thursday morning. Police tracked him by witnesses description and found him at a highway garage where the trailer was being repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
George Schultz
Safeway Truck Lines
Chicago
First Street
Eighth Avenue
Schultz
Newton Youth Fined $100 on Two Charges
A 20 year old Newton youth was fined 100 dollars in municipal court Friday for speeding and consuming beer on a public highway. Clifford D. Gildow, 20, paid 50 dollars on each count after pleading guilty before Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. Police said Gildow drove about 75 mph in the 3200 block of Sixteenth avenue SW at 2 59 a.m. Friday and had an open beer can with several unopened cans in the front seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Clifford D. Gildow
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Gildow
Sixteenth Avenue
Obituary of Jennie Breed Ormsby Cedar Rapids resident
Jennie Breed Ormsby 1563 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at 3 15 p m Thursday after a brief illness Born December 29 1872 near Martelle married November 29 1893 to Francis E Ormsby he died in 1954 She retired in 1941 from John B Turner Son She survived by daughter Carmen Ormsby Van Zante of Chicago four grandchildren six great grandchildren She belonged to First Christian church Malt a Chapter No 415 O ES Ashley Chapter D A R Republican Woman's club past president Cedar Rapids Woman's Club 1919 1920 Memorial services at Turner chapel 1 30 p m Saturday Rev John M Hardy burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call until 1 p m Saturday Casket not opened after service Family requests contributions to charity of choice Brother Emil Novak Cedar Rapids Services Brush Chapel Sunday 2 p m Jerry Drahovzal burial Czech National Cemetery Friends may call after 3 30 p m Saturday
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Jennie Breed Ormsby
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Martelle
Francis E. Ormsby
First Christian Church
Malta
Ashley
Republican Woman's Club
Emil Novak
Brush Chapel
Jerry Drahovzal
Czech National Cemetery
Catherine Painter 87 dies in Marshalltown area
Catherine Kittie Painter aged 87 of 430 Liberty Dr SE Marshalltown died at 3 45 am Friday She was born November 21 1876 in Hardin County She married Jesse Painter October 4 1891 She was preceded in death by son Lee Calvin and husband in 1952 Surviving daughter Anna Marie Painter who lived with her since October 1952 She was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Marshalltown Memorial services Tuesday 130 pm Purcell Davis chapel Marshalltown Burial Riverside Cemetery Friends may call Turner Chapel until 9 pm Sunday
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Catherine
Kittie) Painter
Liberty Drive
Hardin County
Lee Calvin
Jesse Painter
Anna Marie Painter
Purcel-Davis
Marshalltown
Wayne Overholser
Riverside Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Heart Fund
Mrs Louis Kloubec Dies After Short Illness At Cedar Rapids
Mrs Louis W Mary Kloubec died Thursday after a short illness. Born November 2 1892 near Swisher she and her husband farmed in Swisher most of their lives. They lived in Cedar Rapids the last six years. Survived by husband a daughter Bernice Ketrow Cedar Rapids a son Elmer L Swisher a sister Stella Sulek Iowa City and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Swisher CSA lodge.
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Louis W
Mary) Kloubec
Twentieth Avenue SW
Swisher
Cedar Rapids
Swisher Csa Lodge
Bernice Ketrow
Elmer L
Stella Sulek
Iowa City
Peter O Johnson dies at 79 in Cedar Rapids
Peter O. Johnson 79 of 1307 Fifteenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died suddenly at home Friday. Born April 15, 1885 at Watkins he was a former Wilson Co. employee. Survived by wife Stella, five sons Ervin Virgil Russell Clarence and Richard all of Cedar Rapids, three sisters Gladys Swalley Bertha Glar Deanna Hughes of Waterloo and ten grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday Beatty Bearle Funeral Home with Rev. William Harnish of Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
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Peter O. Johnson
Fifteenth Street
Wilson & Co
Cedar Rapids
Watkins
Stella
Shirley Ann Lacy
Ervin
Virgil
Russell
Clarence
Richard
Gladys Swalley
Bertha Glar
Deanna Hughes
Waterloo
Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home
William Harnish
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
Memorial Services for Differding and Vrba Set
Memorial services are scheduled for Mrs. Walter Differding at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Brady chapel with Rev. John M. Hardy of the First Christian church officiating. Burial will follow in The Anderson cemetery at Swisher. A memorial service for Mrs. Fred Vrba will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Brush chapel conducted by Paul Elder, with interment at Czech National Cemetery.
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Differding
Walter
Brady Chapel
John M.hardy
First Christian Church
Anderson Cemetery
Swisher
Vrba
Fred — Brush
Paul Elder
Titan II Shot In Final Test At Vandenberg
A Titan II intercontinental missile was fired from an armored silo at Vandenberg Air Base California in the 10th and last test of the series. The launch, from a SAC crew of the 395th Strategic Missile Squadron, sent the missile toward a target more than 5000 miles down the Pacific missile range as part of a complete launch-system test for the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Air Base
Calif
Pacific
West Coast
U. S
Strategic Air Command
395Th Strategic Missile Squadron
Jury and Gibbs Testimony Delayed to Friday in Dallas
The state rested its rebuttal case late Thursday. Defense lawyers won permission from Judge Brown to delay the end of testimony until Friday so Gibbs could reach Dallas and testify, after a lengthy struggle to keep jurors out. Dist. Atty Henry Wade faced the challenge of maintaining control as testimony stretched into the night.
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Henry Wade
Brown
Gibbs
Dallas
Sports Scores From Big Games Reported By Bob Brooks
Bob Brooks of Channel 9 delivers nightly scores from the big games each week night at 10 25 p m detailing key outcomes and standout performances across the major contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brooks
Channel 9
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Marengo
Betty Jean Walker
Kenneth J. Morris
Linda Mae Harris
Toddville
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Patricia L. Anderson
Maxine K. Luedeman
Clark O. Leudeman
Charlotte Jean Anderson
Peter Clark Anderson
Floyd A. Powell
First Avenue
Clarence Leehy
Oxford Junction
Joe Burlesh
Hayden
Edward Nowachek
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Larry Ramseys
Twenty-second Street
Merlin Ritchie
Lowan
By John Koehler
Dobrynin
Llewellyn Thompson
Lewellen
Florist
John E. Lapes
Sylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Scranton
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Newton Youth
First Ave
6Th St
Jennie Ormsby
Carmen Ormsby van Zante
Catherine Painter
Louis Kloubec
Titan II
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Oakland Road
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Krebs
Turner
Soon B. Turner
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