Questions and Answers on Abolishing Cedar Rapids Superior Court
Linn County Bar Association committee answers voter questions about abolishing Cedar Rapids superior court. Topics include police court setup and judge salary, effects on district and justice courts, juvenile cases, and timelines. Five civil cases have been filed since July 1, 1949.
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Cedar Rapids Superior Court
Linn County Bar Association
The
Gazette
Justice Courts
Superior Court
Cedar Rapids
Marion
District Court
Bar Association
Superior
Bar Committee
The Candidates Their Records and Platforms
A roster of candidates with long bios and service history. Entries cover Frank K Hahn Clarence L Sedive Louis Burgos W Stolba Gordon Hughes Edward Prochaska David Williams Ray Tapper Richard Jones Leighton Niles William Matias and others. It details mayoral and council experience, military service, professions, and policy aims.
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Frank K. Hahn
Fourth Avenue
Clarence L. Sedive
Fourth Street
Louis D. Burgos
Seventh Avenue
W. W. Stolba
Ninth Avenue
Gordon Hughes
Twenty-first Street
Edward A. Prochaska
Hamilton Street
David L. Williams
Seventeeth Street
Ray S. Tapper
Grande Avenue
Richard C. Jones
First Avenue
Leighton R. Niles
Cottage Grove Avenue
William J. Matias
Memorial Drive
Cedar Rapids Considers Municipal Band Vote Question
Readable Q and A outline confirms Cedar Rapids voters will decide tomorrow if an annual tax not exceeding one eighth of a mill should fund a municipal band. It covers financing, governance by council or commission, band personnel, unions, concert plans, and precedent in nearby cities.
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Cedar Rapids
Court docketed five cases since July 1 1950
Five cases docketed since July 1 1950 included four money judgment claims and one eviction suit. The total money sought in the four claims was less than the stated amount. None of the cases went to trial.
Voting Precincts For Cedar Rapids Municipal Election Fixed
Precinct polling places for Cedar Rapids municipal election will mirror the city primaries. Voting hours are 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Precinct locations include Hearn Stevenson Motor Company, First Station No 3, Franklin and Arthur schools, several fire stations, Buchanan and Van Buren schools, Gibson Manufacturing, and other sites. details list each precinct’s exact venue.
Neighborhood landmarks and facilities list
Fourteenth avenue and Third street SW marks a location while Seventeenth Taylor school sits at Fifth avenue and Sixth street SW. Eighteenth City barn lies at Seventh avenue and H street SW. Nineteenth Police station at Sec ond avenue and Third street SW. Twentieth Harrison school on Eleventh street between L and M avenue NW. Twenty-First Voting house at H avenue and Sixth street NW. Twenty-Second Roosevelt school at Thirteenth street and C. Twenty-Third Old Cleveland school now Central Church of Christ at First avenue and Fifteenth street W. Twenty-Fourth Daniels park concession stand beside the ball diamond.
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Cedar Rapids
Maude Krebs
Cleveland School
Cleveland
First — Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company
Second Avenue
Second
B Avenue
Third
H Avenue
Fourth — Franklin School
Twentieth Street
Fifth — Arthur
Twenty-seventh Street
Sixth
First Avenue
Seventh — Jackson School
Twelfth Street
Eighth
Nineteenth Street
First
Second Avenues
Ninth
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Tenth
Bever Park
Memorial Drive
Bever Avenue
Eleventh
Buchanan
Oe Road
Twelfth
McKinley School
Tenth Street
Thirteenth
Gibson Manufacturing Corporation
Fifth Street
Fourteenth
Third Street
Fifteenth—Hayes
Twentieth Avenue
D Street
Sixteenth
van Buren
Fourteenth Avenue
Seventeenth — Taylor School
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Eighteenth—City Barn
Seventh Avenue
H Street
Nineteenth—Police Station
Twentieth
Harrison School
Eleventh Street
M Avenue
Roosevelt School
Thirteenth Street
C Avenue
Old
Central Church of Christ
Fifteenth Street
Daniels Park
Ball Diamond
First of AILs Vacation Films Next Wednesday
The Allied Industrial League presents the first in a series of travel films titled Vacation Lands in North America. The show starts at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the YMCA Little Theater with Sun Valley and South Utah parks featured.
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North America
Y.M.C.A
Little Theater
Allied Industrial League
Sun Valley
South Utah National Parks
Paul Gillilan
AIL
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Yellowstone National Park
Yosemite National Park
Mexico
Lake Louise
Canada
Missouri
Hawaii
Havens to Speak at Civic Bureau Meeting
Dwight Havens, manager of the Rochester Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, will address the Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau after a 6 15 p m dinner. His topic is The Big Beans. Havens has held key Jaycee roles since 1936 and led Nebraska Junior Chamber in 1946.
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Dwight Havens
Rochester, Minn
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau
Chamber
Nebraska
Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Jaycees
Lincoln
Neb
Havens
Norfolk
Hastings
V F W to Install Officers April 6
Joint installation of new officers for Veterans of Foreign Wars post 788 and the auxiliary will be held Thursday April 6 at 8 p m in the post hall. Emil Pnovsky is named post commander with a slate including Harry Golwitzer Richard Beall Robert Wild Emil Vodoska Maurice Nathanson Charles Schroeder and Den Dennis Collins. Mrs William White leads the auxiliary as president with officers including Mrs Irving Narber Mrs Ernest Johnson Jr Miss Alice Stickley Mrs Glenn Thomas Miss Thelma Jean White Mrs Harold Andrews and Mrs Frank Melsh.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Emil Pnovsky
Harry Golwitzer
Richard Beall
Robert Wild
Emil Vodoska
Maurice Nathanson
Charles Schroeder
den Denis Collins
William White
Irving Narber
Ernest Johnson, Jr
Alice Stickley
Glenn Thomas
Thelma Jean White
Harold Andrews
Frank Melsh
Cedar Rapids Considers City Band Tax Initiative
Cedar Rapids voters on election day will decide a measure to raise up to one eighth mill for a city band. If approved, about $10,000 yearly would fund musicians wages uniforms and related costs for parades concerts and park programs. The levy would cost about 12.2 cents per $1 000 of assessed value.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Burlington
Cedar Rapids bank reports condition march 17 1950
Report of condition for United State Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa reflects totals of assets liabilities and capital as of March 17 1950. It lists cash balances with banks government securities loans and discounts and total assets three million seven hundred fifty three thousand sixty eight dollars. Deposits total three million four hundred eighty three thousand one hundred seventy six dollars with other liabilities and capital accounts totaling three million four hundred ninety two thousand eight hundred seventy three dollars. Official swears to accuracy by president and cashier with notary commission dated March 22 1950.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Linn County
State of Iowa
United States
Wesco
Brcoomge Econeevee
J. L. Prochaska
Charles Kriz
Christmas Tie Sparks Banter At Milwaukee Wedding
Alice Loew noticed guests staring at her brother Tom 17 during a wedding breakfast. She teased that his gaudy necktie resembled an impossible Christmas tie. Tom admitted the tie was his gift.
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Milwaukee
Alice Loew
Tom
Alice
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