Iowa Weather and Local Notices Summary
Iowa weather reports show varied daily highs and lows across cities from Bismarck to New York, with precipitation figures including inches of rain and scattered showers. The state’s forecast calls for considerable cloudiness through Thursday, periodic showers, and subnormal temperatures with northerly winds. Marriage license noted for Ray Brown and Irma E Harrelson of Cedar Rapids. Divorce decree issued for Christina McDonald from George E McDonald. False uttering of a check leads to 30 days in county jail for Cletus H Rolling. Various local justice court actions include intoxication cases, license plate violations, traffic violations, and several births announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cletus H. Rolling
Dyersville
H. R. Churchill
Cedar Rapids to see 30 percent rise in natural gas supply
Federal Power Commission predicts that Cedar Rapids will have 30 percent more natural gas this winter due to the Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America expanding capacity by 30 percent. The shortage of steel for pipelines delays construction nationwide even as other Iowa and Illinois cities face similar heating restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Federal Power Commission
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Iowa City
Ottumwa
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
E. E. Hahn
Rocky Mountain
New York State
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Northern Natural Gas Company
FPC
Chicago
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company
Panhandle
Speeding Fines And Traffic Violations Across Iowa City Area
A list of multiple speeding and traffic fines is reported. Names include Loren E. McMillen Marion Hazenwinkel Marvin Larimer Norman Shears Jack Benzinger Willard Haak Russell Blood Ralph Jones Joseph Seerey and W H Schlueter. Fines range from 1 to 25 dollars with various costs and penalties for violations such as driving with car under control wrong side of road failure to stop and improper parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren E. McMillen
Janesville
Wis
Joel L. Hazenwinkel
Marion
Marvin H. Larimer
O Avenue NW
Norman Shears
Fifth Avenue
Jack Benzinger
First Avenue
Willard Haak, Jr
Russell A. Blood
Washington Avenue
Ralph M. Jones
Third Avenue
Joseph S. Seerey
Thirtyfourth Street
W. H. Schlueter
Fourth Avenue
Bill Jones
Cedar Rapids
Lewis Smith
Williamsburg
Dunnington Outlines 3 Principles for a Christian Home
Pastor Dr. Lewis L. Dunnington told Ellis Park worshippers that the nation’s strength rests on homes and children. He listed three principles: settled homes postwar, mindful radio influences on youth, and youths pursuing life goals with faith. He warned against selfless living and urged building a faith kingdom. Cedar Rapids high schools chorus preceded the sermon under Paul S. Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis L. Dunnington
Methodist Church
Iowa City
Ellis Park
Dr. Dunnington
America
Cedar Rapids
Paul S. Ray
Coe College
Congress criticizes foreign program and reorganizing the State Department
A House committee faulted the foreign aid program including Voice of America broadcasts as wasteful and not legally authorized. It urged greater UN and private sector involvement, called the State Department oversized and uncoordinated, and recommended reorganizing. It approved $250,000 for railroad rate refunds and noted FBI data on rising major crimes. The panel cut census funding and rejected censuses for religious and electrical bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of America
Russia
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
State Department
Department
Justice Department
House
FBI
Hoover
United States
Anti-Trust Division
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
William Cornell Injured In Bike Car Crash
William Cornell sixteen of 1233 Third Street NW was treated at St Luke s for a deep eye cut after his motorbike collided with a car on Ellis Boulevard NW Sunday afternoon. Fifteen stitches were needed. The cyclist rode south when his bike struck a car driven by William M Hernsen of 1202 Third Street SW in front of the Yacht Club on Ellis Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cornell
Third Street
St. Luke’s
Ellis Boulevard
Cornell
William Mhernsen
Yacht Club
Death of Mrs. Albert Dorn Former Metta Burd
Mrs. Albert Dorn formerly Metta A. Burd wife of the late Dr Walter Burd of Cedar Rapids died Saturday at her Winter Park Florida home Active in Cedar Rapids Red Cross since World War I she served 12 years as executive secretary Surviving besides her husband are a sister Mrs George H Walter Services and cremation were in Winter Park Monday Memorial service will be held in Cedar Rapids at a later date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dorn
Metta A. Burd
Walter Burd
Cedar Rapids
Winter Park
Fla
Red Cross
George H. Waler
Mrs Tvrdik 70 Died After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Frank Tvrdik aged 70 of 1529 Sixteenth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 6 20 p m Sunday after a brief illness Born in Plzen Czechoslovakia February 21 1877 she came to Cedar Rapids in 1906 Surviving are four sons Fred Frank Tony and Joseph and three daughters Mrs Elsie Jones Mrs Milo Zacek and Mrs Stella Pechar all of Cedar Rapids 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren She was active in multiple Czech and civic organizations Services will be held at Kuba funeral home 2 30 p m Wednesday Burial in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tvrdik
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Plzen
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Fred
Frank
Tony
Joseph
Elsie Jones
Milo Zacek
Stella Pechar
Zofie Podlipska
Zdenka Havlicek
Vlastenky Sokolky
Praha Rebekah
Karla Masaryk
C.S.A
Prokop Velky
Z.C.B.J
Ctenarsky Spolek
Narodni Zdruzeni
Damska Matice
Vstredni Matice Veesky
South Side
Red Cross
Edward Mazanek 66 Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in Marion
Edward Mazanek aged 66, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died at a Marion rest home Sunday morning after a long illness. Born September 30, 1880 in College Township, he is survived by four sisters, all in Cedar Rapids, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. at Brush Chapel and 9:30 a.m. at St. Wenceslaus Church, with burial in St. John’s Cemetery. The Rosary Society will recite the Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mazanek
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Clege Township
Anna Pivonka
Mary Kopecky
Anton A. Wosoba
Frank J. Kopecky
Brush
St. Wenceslaus Church
J. L. Kissling
St. John’s Cemetery
Rosary Society of
Death notices for Catherine McLaughlin of Van Horne
Catherine McLaughlin, 71, of Van Horne, died Monday at 7 am in a local hospital after a short illness. Born Feb 10, 1876 in Van Horne, she was a lifelong resident. Surviving are a sister Mrs C H Dircks of Cedar Rapids, a niece and three nephews. Her brother John F McLaughlin of Cedar Rapids died March 25. Services by Rev T J Norris at Immaculate Conception church, Van Horne, Wednesday morning with time to be announced. Burial in Holy Cross cemetery, Van Horne. Friends may call at Brady mortuary Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McLaughlin
van Horne
C. H. Dircks
Cedar Rapids
John F. McLaughlin
T. J. Norris
Immaculate Conception
Death of 12 day old Jeffrey Randolph Thoms
Jeffrey Randolph Thoms 12dayold son of Mr and Mrs Donald A Thoms of Iowa City died in an Iowa City hospital at 10 45 p m Saturday after a two day illness Surviving are his parents grandparents and great grandparents an aunt and uncles Services were conducted by Dr L L Dunnington at the Beckman funeral home Iowa City at 4 p m Monday Cremation committal followed at Beatty mortuary Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Randolph Thoms
Donald A. Thoms
Iowa City
A. E. Thoms
Clinton
E. R. Moen
Cedar Rapids
L. L. Dunnington
Beckman Funeral Home
Beatty Mortuary
Death of Four Year Old Thomas Warren
Thomas Allen Warren four year old son of Mr and Mrs Cline Warren of 2944 Bever avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at 3 a m Sunday He was born in Cedar Rapids April 25 1943 Surviving besides his parents are an older brother Lon and younger twin brothers Jim and Jack Services will be held at 1 30 p m Tuesday in the chapel at Cedar Memorial cemetery The Rev Marvin Kober of St Pauls Methodist church will officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Allen Warren
Cline Warren
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Lon
Jim
Jack
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Marvin Kober
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Services for Mrs Anna Helen Hines Conducted at Turner Chapel
Mrs Anna Helen Hines died at her son Charles Johnsons home. Services will be at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday conducted by Rev P L Bornhoeft. Burial is in Linwood cemetery with friends welcome at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Helen Hines
G Avenue NW
Charles Johnson
Turner Chapel
P. L. Bornhoeft
Linwood Cemetery
Myers Hearing Date Delayed in Reckless Driving Case
John Myers 25 of 533 F Avenue NW faces a reckless driving charge after his car struck and killed Nicholas Kanellis on April 26. A police court plea date of May 1 was postponed for further investigation and conferences, with officials weighing civil rights scope as part of the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
F Avenue NW
Dwight Krumholtz
Myers
Nicholas Kanellis
Krumboltz
Pert Seope
Fred Kluss to Speak at Tama Lions Club Dinner
Fred Kluss of the Chamber of Commerce Speakers bureau will address Tama Lions Club at a Wednesday dinner. A four subject speaker on the bureau roster, he will discuss "Joints of Time," a look at the calendar, at Roosevelt High School in Tama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kluss
Tama Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce Speakers Bureau
Tama
Lions Club
Bureau
Kluss
Noive
Roosevelt High
Pulitzer Prizes Revealed Top Novel King’s Men
New York AP reports Robert Penn Warren won the 1946 Pulitzer for All the King’s Men. Prizes include reporting, telegraphic reporting, public service for The Baltimore Sun, and awards to editors, photographers, and cartoonists. The awards also honor Edward Folliard, Arnold Hardy, William Grimes, Brooks Atkinson, Vaughn Shoemaker, and Charles Ives among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Penn Warren
Columbia University
Frederick Woltman
New York World-Telegram
United States
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Moscow
Baltimore Sun
Arnold Hardy
Georgia Tech
Winecoff
Atlanta
William H. Grimes
The
Wall Street Journal
Brooks Atkinson
New York Times
Russia
Vaughn Shoemaker
Chicago Daily News
James Phinney Baxter
William Allen White
Robert Lowell
National Academy of Design
William H. Kummann
Glen Rock
N. J
CARE Packages Now Sent To Wales Ireland England Scotland
CARE food packages weighing 21.5 pounds and about 40 090 calories can be sent to England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland under a 24 agency cooperative agreement with the British government. Cost reduced to 10 dollars. Red Cross orders are available through CARE in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Linn County
Red Cross
Europe
New York
Cedar Rapids Delegates to Attend Welfare Institute
Cedar Rapids will be represented by at least three delegates at the Iowa Welfare Association annual institute to be held May 22 and 23 in Iowa City. The contingent includes Mrs. Lloyd Davis focused on child welfare, Lena Vogt Linn county probation officer, and Bernice Erwin. The program covers medical problems in social treatment, personality structure, and community organization with Mary Samson of Philadelphia directing the third section. Arrangements are under Henrietta Safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Welfare Association
Annal Institute
Iowa City
Lloyd Davis
Lena Vogt
Linn County
Bernice Erwin
Red Cross
Mary Samson
Philadelphia
Henrietta Safely
Dyersville Man Held On Bad Check Charge
Cletus H. Rolling, 23, of Dyersville, is held in city jail on a charge of false uttering after cashing a $7.35 bad check at the Big Shoe store. He allegedly passed two other worthless checks for $5 each at Standard Tire and Martha's Kitchen. Rolling was brought Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder and faces justice court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus H. Rolling
Dyersville
Rolling
Harlan Snyder
Davenport
Second Avenue SE
Standard Tire Company
Martha’s Kitchen
Justce Court
Two Year Old Drowns In Farm Tank
Funeral services planned for Jean Ohl two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ora Ohl of Independence Iowa after she drowned in a stock tank at the Ohl farm Saturday Her body found by a brother and resuscitation attempts at Oelwein hospital failed She is survived by eleven siblings besides her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Iowa
Jean Ohl
Ora Ohl
Ohl
Oelwein Hospital
Raiding Party Seizes Liquor at Clear Lake
CLEAR LAKE Iowa AP Bill Schober proprietor of Billys Casino and two employees were bond arrested after a raiding party led by Sheriff Cal Dwan seized 82 fifths 40 pints and four half pints of whisky rum gin and wine with seals from Nebraska Minnesota and other states. Schober faces illegal sale and possession charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Bill Schober
Billy’s Casino
Cal Dwan
Lawa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Schober
General Grahl Mustered Out Like a Private
Fort Sheridan Illinois United Press article notes Brig. Gen Charles H Grahl of Des Moines Iowa adjutant general of the Iowa National Guard undergoes the mustering out process, the highest ranking officer to do so at Fort Sheridan as he returns to civilian life.
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Fort Sheridan
Ill
Charles H. Grahl
Des Moines
Grahl
Iowa National Sguard
City Briefs Reports From Local Residents
City briefs list residents with travel and family news. Charles Schoen and family return from a New York business trip. W J Neuzil leaves for Philadelphia. Winslow Browns spend sixth winter in St Petersburg. Frank Colburn called to Mentor Ohio by his father F H Colburns death. Frews travel from Manson after funeral of Charlotte Leist. Schoens at old Post Office Building Suite 315.
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N. Schoen’s
Old Post Office
Dial
Charles Schoen
Forest Drive
New York City
Frank Colburn
Fourteenth Street
Mentor
Ohio
F. H. Colburn
City plan commission meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in chambers
The city plan commission will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the city council chambers to discuss pending developments and approvals.
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City Plan Commission
George “Scoop” Krippner Granted Visitor Access at St Luke’s
Engineer George Krippner of the Paramount theater, hospitalized at St Luke’s for the past two weeks, is now allowed a limited number of visitors. The pause in visitors was lifted as he shows signs of improvement and health officials note cautious restart.
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George “Scoop” Krippner
Paramount Theater
St. Luke’s Hospital
McQuiston couple attend ACP annual meeting in Chicago
Dr and Mrs J Stuart McQuiston of 361 Garden Drive SE have returned from Chicago where they attended the American College of Physicians annual meeting. They reported findings and networking opportunities from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stuart McQuiston
Garden Drive
Chicago
American College of Physicians
Rochester freshman Miss Thelma Trimble earns dean’s list honors
Miss Thelma Trimble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ocie L. Trimble of 1116 Avenue NW, has earned a place on the dean’s list at the University of Rochester for maintaining high scholarship in her freshman year. She holds a Rochester prize scholarship.
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Thelma Trimble
University of Rochester
Miss Trimble
Rochester
Ocie L. Trimble
Avenue NW
Settlement Near In Wage Dispute With Allied Construction
AFL operating engineers and Allied Construction Interests contractors neared a wage dispute settlement Monday afternoon after a union committee met with contractors. The union members who run drag lines and related equipment had been off ACI jobs since April 1, and bricklayers and cement finishers continued their work stoppage. Cement finishers and contractors had no meeting scheduled, and bricklayers’ spokesmen said they no longer recognize ACI as a bargaining group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Allied Construction
A.C.I
Committee Studies Family Service Need in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids committee led by Mrs. Norman G. Lipsky will meet Friday at noon at the YMCA to study questionnaires about the need for a family service agency. Circulated to personnel directors of industries, schools, churches, and social agencies, the forms reflect the April caseload. Assistants include Mrs. John Kanealy, Mrs. Karl Blaise, Mrs. C. J. Schnoebelen, Rabbi Herman Schaalman, and Dr. Leo B. Sedlacek, who chairs the provisional board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Norman G. Lipsky
Y.M.C.A
Lipsky
John Kanealy
Karl Blaise
C. J. Schnoebelen
Herman Schaalman
Leo B. Sedlacek
Sedlacek
Provisional Board On Family Service
Packing Firm's Head Sentenced as Evader
Samuel Chapman, 52, head of the Empire Packing Company in Chicago, was sentenced to a year and a day in prison and fined $10,000 for evading $193,319 in 1943 income taxes. Federal Judge Walter J. Labay denied a new trial. Chapman was convicted by a jury on April 25 and released on $10,000 bond pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Chapman
Empire Packing Company
Walter J. Labay
Chapman
Chesley, 60, Critically Injured In Auto Accident
Albert F. Chesley of Marion was hospitalized in critical condition after a Sunday early morning automobile crash six miles east of Marion. His car rolled over after he swerved onto the shoulder while blinded by oncoming headlights. Chesley, a tavern proprietor, was returning home with friends. Officials noted a fractured cervical vertebra among injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Chesley
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Chesley
Three Men Sentenced to 30 Days for Public Intoxication
Ben Williams not listed, Paul Breitbach 25 of 832 Tenth Street SE, and Pat Manning 58 of 506 C Avenue NE received 30 day county jail terms after pleading guilty to intoxication in a public place in justice court Monday. Williams was found lying in an alley near the Pullman hotel and North Western freight house. a doctor was summoned due to his weakened state. Breitbach had two warnings before entering a First Avenue tavern where he broke a glass and was arrested after moving to another tavern. Manning caused a disturbance on the veranda of a home on C Avenue NE and was taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Breitbach
Tenth Street
Ben Williams
Pat Manning
C Avenue
Joseph Strang
Cascade
Robert F. Hoyt
H. R. Churchill
Justice Court
Williams
Pullman
North Western Freighthouse
Breitbach
First Avenue
Manning
C Avenue NE
Courthouse judge disposes four cases in district court
Judge Floyd Philbrick settles four district court matters Monday morning. Paul Straka, 39, fined 100 dollars for reckless driving after guilty plea. Ralph Eugene Young, 40, pleads guilty to reckless driving, fined 100 dollars. William Louis Rimmer, 23, pleads guilty to motor vehicle larceny, six months in county jail. LeRoy Wooding, 32, gets year in Linn county jail for assault with intent to commit great bodily injury with ten months suspended. Two cases continued over April term for lewdness charges against Clayton Brothier and Jessie Waterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Paul Straka
Twelfth Street
Ralph Eugene Young
Second Avenue SE
William Louis Rimmer
Seventh Street SE
Eighth Avenue
LeRoy Wooding
Tenth Street
Linn County
Wooding
Ruth Pazour
Ninth Avenue SE
Clayton Brotlier
Fifteenth Street SE
Jessie Waterbury
Brollier
Three Wills Admit probate in District Court
Three wills have been admitted to probate in district court. Anna Binko of Ely was named executrix without bond for the will of her husband Joseph Binko who died April 8. The will lists two sons Louis and Joseph, four daughters Alma Hartl Anna Cole Emily Lucas and Bessie Binko, a granddaughter Martha Moses and a grandson Henry Moses Jr. Nannie Blessing was named executrix without bond for M F Blessing who died April 21. W H Lightner of Cedar Rapids was appointed executor without bond for Mary McInerney who died April 24. Her son John Francis McInerney was named sole heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Binko
Ely
Joseph Binko
Louis Binko
Alma Hartl
Anna Cole
Emily Lucas
Bessie Binko
Martha Moses
Henry Moses
Nannie Blessing
M. F. Blessing
W. H. Lightner
Cedar Rapids
Mary McInerney
John Francis McInerney
Damage Suit Filed In Death Of Frank J Kind
Lydia Y. Kindl administratrix of the Frank J. Kindl estate seeks 17500 in district court against Wilson and Company and LeRoy Clark for damages after a Feb 28 accident on Highway 218 near the North Western viaduct left a car demolished and funeral expenses totaling 672.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Y. Kind
Frank J. Kindl
Wilson and Company
LeRoy Clark
Wilson
Clark
North Western Railroad
Divorce suit is dismissed by plaintiff Miller
Fredericka Miller filed a written dismissal in district court to end her divorce case against Dr. H Lloyd Miller. the suit had been initiated Saturday morning by Mrs Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka Miller
H. Lloyd Miller
Mrs. Miller
Find House Best Suited to Buyer Real Estate Advice
John J. Wagner urged Cedar Rapids realtors to adopt true salesmanship at a luncheon, telling members conditions in real estate are changing. He advised putting buyers first, learning their needs, visiting homes, and knowing more about each listing to guide long term satisfaction and a purchase that serves the family best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Wagner
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
Y.M.C.A
Wagner
Van Horne Man Fined for Drunken Driving
Floyd Henry Kerkman of Van Horne, 33, was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge Floyd Philbrick in district court after pleading guilty to drunken driving. He was stopped by state troopers on highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids at 5 30 p m. His license was suspended 60 days and he surrendered his liquor permit to the court. He was released on 250 dollars of the fine with the balance due in 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Henry Kerkman
van Horne
Floyd Philbrick
W. R. Eicher
James Gildrey
Highway Patrol
Cedar Rapids
Eicher
Kerkman
Assistant City Engineer To Be Given Pay Boost
An ordinance amendment boosting Assistant City Engineer Ben Carson’s salary to 3540 a year received first and second readings. The $320 annual increase retroactive to April 1 will be finalized May 12. Carson’s rise equals 26.67 monthly, amid other raises for appointive posts and department head discretionary adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Carson
David L. Williams
Carson
J. H. Lilley
E. P. Kohout
T. J. Condon
Public Safety Department
Leonard Berry
Harry Martin
Robert Diaz Fined for Disturbing Peace in Police Court
Robert Diaz a 17 year old Negro of 1226 Tenth Street SE was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He was arrested Saturday night for fighting in front of the Midway tavern at 810 Third Street SE and chased his opponent along Third Street throwing stove wood during a brief scuffle with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diaz
Tenth Street SE
Diaz
Midway Tavern
Third Street SE
Third Street
Detectives Probe Theft At James W. Bell Co
Detectives investigated a theft at the James W. Bell Company on I Avenue NE. About $26.32 in cash and two checks totaling $116.54 were taken from a metal cash box between April 30 at 5 30 p m and May 3 at 8 a m Two forged endorsed checks were cashed at May Drug Company on Second Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bell Company
I Avenue
Earl Make
May Drug Company
Second Street SE
Pension Plan for Waterworks Posed To Council
Cedar Rapids waterworks employees seek a pension plan legalized by the state two years ago. A petitioned proposal would offer incentives to attract and retain skilled workers. Mayor Hahn said a plan would be pursued if most waterworks staff favored it. other cities already have such plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sidney E. Peterson
Frank Hahn
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Ames
Louis D. Burgos
David L. Williams
Burgus
YMB Wins an Additional Award at State JCC Convention
The Young Men's Bureau delegation led by President Ray Spielman returned from the Iowa state Junior Chamber of Commerce convention with two trophies four plaques and a second place certificate They won Henry Gies senbier memorial trophy for overall excellence and the Des Moines Register and Tribune award for publication distinction First place plaques covered Agriculture youth activities public safety and Christmas activities The group also earned second in profit making activities Frank Nye former YMB president was elected state JCC president at the closing session on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Bureau
Ray Spielman
Iowa State
Frank Nye
YMB
Bergeson Adopts 40-Hour Week for Des Moines Staff
Secretary of State Rollo Bergeson announced a 40 hour maximum for all office staff in Des Moines. The duties will be redistributed so the office stays open six days a week, except on state holiday closures. The move aims to curb overtime after a lengthy legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rollo Bergeson
Bergeson
Students Tour Safety Clinic Equipment At Cedar Rapids Highs
State drivers testing clinic equipment will be shown at Wilson high school Monday Roosevelt Tuesday Mc Kinley Wednesday and Franklin Friday as part of the school safety campaign tours run through the physical education departments. John M. Ely leads the safety phase of a five month traffic safety campaign sponsored by the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce with Lewis F. Robbins as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John M. Ely
Wilson High School
Roosevelt
McKinley
Franklin
Ely
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis F. Robbins
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Daily Record
Bismarck
Denver
iNew Rk
Angeles
Ux City
Ray Brown and
Irma E. Harrelson
Christina McDonald
George E. McDonald
First Avenue SE
E Avenue NW
Mercy
Curtis Lane
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Lumir Skripsky
Solon
Robert Walker
Center Point
Miles Adams
Twentieth Street NW
Harold Halstead
Marvin Quick
Kenneth Radeke
E Avenue NE
Richard H. McNeill
Seventh Street NE
Fred_ E. Gerst
Anamosa
Katherine Buckingham
Ninth Street SE
C.R
Dunnington
Laat
C.R. Red Cross
Florida
Thoms Infant
Thomas Warren
Hines Services
King's Men
Howard M. Norton
Maryland
Edward T. Folliard
Washington Post
the Columbians, Inc
Cartoon
Ireland
Gen. Grahl
W. J. Neuzil
Grand Avenue
United Air Lines
E. Winslow Brown
Washington Avenue SE
St. Petersburg
Jack Frew
Carlisle Street
Manson
Krippner
McQuistons
A. F. Chesley
Philbrick
F. J. Kind
Janeba Funeral Home
Joseph J. Janeba
Arizona
U K Research Laboratories, Inc
Phoenix, Arizona
Lapes
Third Avenue SE
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