Weather and public notices from Gale area May updates
The daily weather forecast predicts fair and warmer conditions with southerly winds from Gale through tonight, then increasing cloudiness and warmth on Thursday with highs near 70. Five day outlook shows showers weekend rainfall around .25 to .50 inches and milder nights. Public notices cover legal actions, births, marriages, and local court results in multiple towns including Dubuque Davenport and Osk.
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Pitta HA
Indiana U Students Indicted for Subversive Activity
A Monroe County grand jury indicted three Indiana University students Ralph Leavitt James Bingham and Tom Morgan on charges of subversive activity linked to the Young Socialist Alliance They allegedly advocated overthrow of the U S or Indiana government by force and were officers of a Trotskyist group The case carries potential prison terms under Indiana’s 1951 anti subversive law
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Monroe County
Young Socialist Alliance
U.S
Ralph Leavitt
James Bingham
Indianapolis
Tom Morgan
Terre Haute
Bingham
Leavitt
USA
Morgan
Indiana
Young Socialist Erne
Socialist Workers Party
YSA
Eight Integration Marchers Held in Attalla
Sheriff officers rounded up eight Negro demonstrators within minutes of beginning a sidewalk march on U S 11 in Attalla Alabama Police said the group planned to continue the hike started by white integrationist William Moore who was shot to death April 24 The arrest follows the earlier protest.
Tentative Boeing Accord Reached
A nationwide strike by the International Association of Machinists against Boeing Co. was settled tentatively on Wednesday, 14 hours before the planned first phase near Cape Canaveral. The pact requires ratification by IAM members and details were not released.
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Seattle
UPS
International Assny of
Boeing Co
Cape Canaveral
Stubbs Slugging Case Yields Three Day Suspended Sentence
Ray Stubbs aged 58 of 1427 Mt. Vernon Rd SE pled guilty in municipal court to assault and battery for striking striker Carl O Connor at the Witwer Grocer Co warehouse on March 30. Judge Howard McLaughlin called the three day sentence minimum and noted provocation. O Connor suffered a head cut requiring four stitches after being hit with a pipe tied to a rope during a confrontation with pickets.
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Ray Stubbs
Mt. Vernon Road
Witwer Grocer Co
Stubbs
Howard McLaughlin
Carl O’connor
Eleventh Avenue SW
Political clash over appointing governor sparks fierce house fight
Democrats and Republicans battled over a measure affecting the governor's interim appointments. Rep. William Denman called the move a monster Hydra like plot to force deals with senate leaders, while Rep. Ray Eveland condemned the partisan action as inconceivable and a serious mistake.
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House
William Denman
Des Moines
Senate
Denman
Ray Eveland
Kelley
Eveland
Dry liquor bill sparks fierce Iowa House debate
The Iowa House debated the Fisher amendment to the dry liquor bill as lawmakers argued over license counts and enforcement. Supporters said more licenses prevent illegal sales while opponents backed the senate home rule measure. The body defeated the Fisher amendment and prepared to continue deliberations on the senate bill.
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House
Senate
Fisher
Rep
Scott Swisher
Lown City
Swisher
Fisher Amendment
Rep. Scherle
Scherle
Robert W. Naden
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Hick Hits Feed Bill Clearance
Senate Democrats push to complete passage of the feed grain surplus control bill by May 21. The Agriculture Committee approved moving it to the floor by May 13. Senator Hick enlooper branded the move a raw power operation as wheat farmers face a referendum on May 21.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hickenlooper
Rrowa
Review Group Okays Two Fund Campaigns
The solicitations review committee approved two fundraising campaigns. The League of Women Voters was authorized to raise 775 dollars in a campaign from September 3 to 30, and the Linn County chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society was authorized to raise 8500 dollars in a campaign from May 19 to 26.
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League of Women Voters
Linn ‘County
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Sell unused clothing with a simple want ad
A compact tip encourages selling unused garments through a want ad. Highlight how easy it is to clear clutter and make quick cash by listing items for sale locally.
Cedar Rapids unions idle after contract expirations
About 270 members from Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 124 and Roofers Local 182 were off their jobs Wednesday as contracts expired at midnight. No picketing occurred while Sheet Metal Workers Local 263 ratified a new three year deal with annual 15 cent wage bumps and a ten cent per hour vacation fund contribution.
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Cedar Rapids Building Trades Unions
Plumbers and Steamfitters Local
Roofers Local
Sheet Metal Workers Local 263
Lawyers Appeal to Honor Law and Individual Freedoms
Judge Barnes urges lawyers to emphasize positive law and constitutional guarantees, not just prohibitions. Bleakley warns that liberty fades where no lawyers exist, urging lawyers to defend rights beyond mere technical enforcement in a period of widespread frustration.
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Bleakley
Senate Eyes Equalizing of Property Tax
The Iowa senate moved toward a roll call on plans to equalize property tax evaluation across counties. Testimony from Charles Jones urged rules by the tax commission, while bills would empower enforcement of equalized assessments and consider a state assessor option. The debate features Tax Commissioner Lynn Potter and director Ballard Tipton warning of delays and costs.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Charles Jones
Scott County
Jones
Tax Commission
Senate
Commission
House
Office of State Assessor
Lynn Potter
Cresco
Ballard Tip‘ton
Potter
Sion
Death of Sheila Ann Rahe Aged Six in Cedar Rapids
Sheila Ann Rahe six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Rahe of 1112 Eighteenth street NW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a brief illness Born October 9 1956 in Cedar Rapids she was a kindergarten pupil at Fillmore school and member of St Patrick Church Surviving are her parents a brother Douglas and three sisters Karen Cynthia and Deborah grandparents Mr and Mrs Ben Rahe Cascade and Mr and Mrs Henry Huerter Cedar Rapids great grandmother Mrs Margaret Huerter Anamosa Services at St Patrick Church Friday at 9 30 a mass of the Angels Rev J Robert McDonald Burial Mt Calvary Friends may call Teahen Chapel after 2 pm Thursday
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Sheila Ann Rahe
Edward Rahe
Eighteenth St
iCedar Rapids
Fillmore School
St. Patrick’s Church
Douglas
Karen
Cynthia
Deborah
Ben Rahe
Cascade
Henry Huerter
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Huerter
Anamosa
Angels
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary
Teahen Cchapel
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cedar Memorial area
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with service times and chapels. Mike B Lemon and Millard I C Needham have Cedar Memorial burial details and Thursday services. Thomas Watt and Charles F Willey from Turner Chapel and All Saints Church respectively also note Cedar Memorial or Inland cemetery final disposition.
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Cedar Memorial
Willey
Charles F
All Saints Church
Edmund J. Becker
Inland Cemetery
Tipton
Turner Chapel
Cchapel
Fear Gas Leak Forces Evacuation At Seven LA Schools
A strong odor prompted evacuations of seven Los Angeles area schools on Wednesday. Crews sought the source while a Southern California Gas Co spokesperson doubted a major leak, noting no pressure drop at company stations and 7 000 children affected by the orders.
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Los Angeles
Southern California Gas Co
Romney Urges Citizens to Rebuild Spirit of Cooperation
Romney warns that without renewed cooperation in government the nation risks disorder and destruction. He argues businessmen should help by staying out of Washington with their problems and cites how large employers and unions could shut down industries during disputes, saying a change in national economic policy is needed for growth.
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Washington
Romney
Iowa House Advances Power to Commission Director Authority
The Iowa House passed a bill granting the commission director authority without full commission approval, now pending in the Senate. Powers became commission director in 1959 after Bruce Stiles’s death, having led the engineering section from 1947 until his appointment.
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Iowa House
Senate
Powers
Commission
Bruce Stiles
Senate Rejects Kennedy Public Works Cut Plan
The Senate defeated a Republican move to cut 200 million from Kennedy’s 450 million job making public works program. The vote stood 60 to 26 in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Pope says controversy is less during May day audience
Pope John told about 10,000 attendees in a May day audience that times were becoming less controversial. He spoke at the Vatican and addressed the crowd about current events and his outlook for the Church and world.
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Vatican City
John
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