Weather and local notices from Daily Record
Weather forecast shows considerable cloudiness through Thursday with showers and thundery showers in the east portion. Temperatures range and winds from the north, high around 60s, low 40s. Marriage license: Ray Brown and Irma E. Harrelson Cedar Rapids. Divorce decree: Christina McDonald from George McDonald. Justice Court actions include false uttering of a check with 30 days jail and various fines for traffic and public-safety offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brown
Irma E. Harrelson
Cedar Rapids
Three Principles for a Christian Home, Dunnington Says
Dr. Lewis L. Dunnington, pastor in Iowa City, told Ellis Park worshippers that a strong nation rests on solid homes. He outlined three aims: settle children in stable homes after wartime upheaval, assess radio influence on youth, and encourage children to pursue goals with effort. The service featured a chorus from local high schools conducted by Paul S. Ray of Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis L. Dunnington
Methodist Church
Iowa City
Ellis Park
Dunnington
Americas
Cedar Rapids to See 30 Percent Gas Increase This Winter
The Federal Power Commission predicts Cedar Rapids and nearby cities will gain 30 percent more natural gas this winter due to capacity boosts by Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America. Pipe shortages and steel limits may slow expansion, with nationwide shortages affecting states from the Rocky Mountain region to New York. Other affected cities include Iowa City Ottumwa Davenport Rock Island and Moline. The plan aims to raise deliveries by about 65 million cubic feet daily, while Panhandle Eastern Pipeline faces severe cuts similar to last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Federal Power Commission
Natural Gas _ Pipeline Company of America
Iowa-Ilinois 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
Commission
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company
Panhandle
Committee trims foreign and domestic programs in 1947 budget
A congressional panel approved 3 million for a South American funded program and criticized the Voice of America as not authorized by law. It urged UN and private enterprise involvement, called the State Department overgrown, and backed full 250000 for railroad rate fund recovery. FBI Hoover notes 1946 crime rise 76 percent, while major firms face anti trust probes. Census funding reduced from 19.2 million to 10.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of America
Russia
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
State Department
House
FBI
Hoover
United States
Anti-Trust Division
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Deaths Mrs Dorn former Metta Burd of Cedar Rapids
Mrs Albert Dorn the former Metta Burd wife of Dr Walter Burd Cedar Rapids died Saturday at her Winter Park Florida home She was active in Red Cross work in Cedar Rapids since World War I serving 12 years as executive secretary Surviving besides her husband is her sister Mrs George H Walter Services and cremation were in Winter Park Monday A memorial service will be held in Cedar Rapids at a later date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dorn
Metta ] Burd
Walter Burd
Cedar Rapids
Winter Park
Fla
Red Cross
George H. Walter
Mrs. Frank Tvrdik 70 Dies After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Frank Tvrdik aged 70 of 1529 Sixteenth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at 6 20 p m Sunday after a brief illness. Born in Plzen Czechoslovakia Feb 2 1877 she came to Cedar Rapids in 1906. Surviving four sons Fred Frank Tony Joseph and three daughters Mrs Elsie Jones Mrs Milo Zacek Mrs Stella Pechar all of Cedar Rapids 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She was active in several Czech organizations and Red Cross. Services 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
Vilastenky 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 66 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at a Marion rest home at 5 40 a m Sunday after a long illness born in College township September 30 1880 he is survived by four sisters Mrs Anna Pironka Mrs Mary Kopecky Mrs Anton A Wosoba and Mrs Frank J Kopecky of Cedar Rapids and several nieces and nephews Services will be held Tuesday at 9 00 a m at Brush chapel and 9 30 a m at St Wenceslaus Church Reverend J L Kissling presiding Burial will follow at St John's Cemetery Rosary will be recited at 7 30 p m Monday at the chapel by the Rosary Society of St Wenceslaus Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mazanek
Cedar Rapids
Marion
College Township
Anna Pironka
Mary Kopecky
Anton A. Wosoba
Frank J Kopecky
Brush Chapel
St. Wenceslaus Church
J. L. Kissling
St. John’s Cemetery
Rosary Society of
Obituaries: Catherine McLaughlin of Van Horne Dies
Catherine McLaughlin aged 71 of Van Horne died at a local hospital at 7 am Monday after a brief illness. Born February 10 1876 in Van Horne she lived there her whole life. Survived by a sister and a niece and three nephews, her brother John F. McLaughlin preceded her. Services at Immaculate Conception Church Van Horne Wednesday morning with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Brady mortuary Tuesday afternoon. Jeffrey Randolph Thoms 12 day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Thoms of Iowa City died in an Iowa City hospital at 10 45 pm Saturday after a two day illness. Surviving parents include grandparents and great grandparents. Services conducted by Dr L L Dunnington at Beckman funeral home Iowa City with cremation committal at Beatty mortuary Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McLaughlin
van Horne
C. H. Dircks
Cedar Rapids
John F. McLaughlin
Holy Cross
Brady Mortuary
Jeffrey Randolph Thoms
Donald A. Thoms
Iowa City
A. E. Thoms
Clinton
E. R. Moen
L. L. Dunnington
Beckman Funeral Home
Beatty Mortuary
Death of Four Year Old Thomas Warren
Four year old Thomas Allen Warren son of Mr and Mrs Cline Warren of 2944 Bever avenue SE died at 3 am Sunday. He was born in Cedar Rapids on April 25 1943. Surviving are his parents an older brother Lon and younger twin brothers Jim and Jack. Services set for 1 30 pm Tuesday at Cedar Memorial cemetery chapel with Rev Marvin Kober of St Pauls Methodist church officiating.
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 Hines. burial at Linwood cemetery
Services for Mrs Anna Helen Hines 1056 G Avenue NW who died at her son Charles Johnson's home Saturday will be held at Turner's chapel at 1 30 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev P L Bornhoeft Burial will be in Linwood cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Helen J Hines
G Avenue NW
Charles Johnson
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Friends May Scall
Myers Hearing Delayed Pending Investigation
John Myers 25 of 533 F avenue NW faces a reckless driving case after striking and killing Nicholas Kanel lis on April 26. A police court plea originally set for May 1 was postponed for further investigation and possible civil rights disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
F Avenue NW
Dwight Krumholtz
Myers
Nicholas Kanellis
Krumboltz
William Cornell Injured in Bike Car Crash
William Cornell was treated at St Luke's for a deep cut over the eye after a motorbike collided with a car on Ellis boulevard NW Sunday afternoon. Fifteen stitches were required to close the wound. Cornell, 16, of 1233 Third street NW, rode south on Ellis boulevard when his bike struck a car driven by William Hernsen, 1202 Third street SW, in front of the Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cornell
Third Street
St Luke's
Ellis Boulevard
Cornell
Ells Boulevard
William Hernsen
Yacht Club
Fred Kluss Speaks 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 man, Kluss will discuss Joints of Time the story of our calendar. He is principal of Roosevelt high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kluss
Chamber of Commerce Speakers Bureau
Tama
Lions Club
Bureau
Kluss
Pincipal
Roosevelt High School
Pulitzer Prizes Named For 1946 Distinctions
New York AP reports Robert Penn Warren won the Pulitzer for All the King’s Men, with no play prize awarded. Frederick Woltman of New York World Telegram won for reporting on communism’s infiltration. Eddy Gilmore of AP Moscow bureau earned the international telegraphic reporting prize. The Baltimore Sun received public service for Howard Norton’s Maryland unemployment series leading to 93 convictions. Other awards include Edward T. Folliard for national affairs in the Washington Post, Arnold Hardy for a Winecoff hotel fire photo, William H. Grimes for editorial writing, Brooks Atkinson for Russia correspondences, Vaughn Shoemaker for a labor cartoon, James Phinney Baxter III for Scientists Against Time, The Autobiography of William Allen White, Robert Lowell for Lord Weary’s Castle, Charles Ives for Symphony No. 3, and a $1500 art scholarship to William H. Kum mann.
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
Howard M. Norton
Maryland
Edward T. Folliard
The
Washington Post
the Columbians, Inc
Arnold Hardy
Georgia Tech
Winecoff
Atlanta
William H. Grimes
Wall Street Journal
Brooks Atkinson
New York Times
Russia
Vaughn Shoemaker
Chicago Daily News
James Phinney Baxter, III
William Allen White
Robert Lowell
National Academy of Design
William H. Kummann
Glen Rock
N. J
CARE Packages Extend To United Kingdom And Ireland
CARE food parcels weighing 21.5 pounds and containing about 40 000 calories can be sent to England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland under a cooperation with CARE and the British government. The rate has been set at 10 dollars per package with Red Cross orders handled through CARE in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Linn County Red Cross
Europe
Red Cross
New York
Three Cedar Rapids Delegates to Attend 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 with child welfare interest Lena Vogt Linn county probation officer and Bernice Erwin. The program covers medical problems in social treatment and 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 aged 23 of Dyersville is jailed on a charge of false uttering for two bad checks. He allegedly passed a $7.35 check at the Big Shoe store on February 28 and cashed two $5 worthless checks at the Standard Tire Company and Martha's Kitchen. He 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 Near Independence
Funeral services are planned for Jean Ohl two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ora Ohl after she drowned in a stock tank at the Ohl farm home Saturday found by a brother. She died at Oelwein hospital with eleven siblings also listed as survivors.
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 held on bonds after a raiding party headed by Sheriff Cal Dwan arrested them. Agents seized 82 fifths 40 pints and four half pints of whisky rum gin and wine with Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota seals. Schober charged with illegal sale and possession of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Bill Schober
Billy’s Casino
Cal Dwan
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Schober
General Grahl Mustered Out Like a Private
Fort Sheridan Illinois Gen Charles H Grahl of Des Moines Iowa began the process of mustering out of the army and returning to civilian life He was the highest ranking officer to go through the procedure at Fort Sheridan while serving as adjutant general of the Iowa National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Charles H. Grahl
Des Moines
Grahl
Iowa National Sguard
City Briefs Highlights of Local Residents Activities
City briefs report several residents in transitions and events. Mr and Mrs Charles Schoen return from a three week business trip in New York City while Mrs W J Neuzil departs for Philadelphia on United Air Lines. Dr and Mrs E Winslow Brown return from Florida and Miss Thelma Trimble earns dean's list honors at University of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schoen
Forest Drive
New York City
W. J. Neuzil
Grand Avenue
United Air Lines
Philadelphia
Thelma Trimble
University of Rochester
Miss Trimble
Rochester
Ocie L. Trimble
J Avenue NW
Settlement Near In Wage Dispute With AFL Labor
AFL operating engineers reportedly near a settlement of their wage dispute with Allied Construction Interests contractors. A union negotiating committee met with contractors at 2:30 p.m. Monday, continuing a session that began in the morning. Engineers have been off ACI jobs since April 1, while bricklayers and cement finishers also paused work. Bricklayers’ spokesmen say they no longer recognize ACI as the bargaining group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Allied Construction
A.C.I
A.C
Committee To Study Family Service Need
A Cedar Rapids committee, led by Mrs. Norman G. Lipsky, will meet Friday at noon at the YMCA to review questionnaires on family service needs. The study targets the April case load with input gathered from personnel directors, schools, ministers, and social agencies. Assistants include Mrs. John Kancaly, Mrs. Karl Blaise, Mrs. C. J. Schnoebelen, Rabbi Hermann 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 Kancaly
Karl Blaise
C. J. Schnoebelen
Hermann 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 one year and one day in prison and fined 10000 dollars for evading 193319 in income taxes for 1943. Federal Judge Walter J. Labay denied a new trial after a jury conviction on April 25. Chapman was granted liberty on a ten thousand dollar bond pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Chapman
Empire Packing Company
Walter J. Labay
Chapman
Chesley Critical After Marion Auto Crash
Albert F. Chesley sixty of Marion was medevaced to Mercy hospital in critical condition after a Sunday morning automobile crash six miles east of Marion. He lost control on a curve, rolled the car at least once, and said he was blinded by oncoming headlights before veering onto the shoulder. Chesley, tavern proprietor, was returning home with friends after dropping them off. Hospital officials report a fractured cervical vertebra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Chesley
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Chesley
Three Men Sentenced to 30 Days Each for Public Intoxication
Ben Williams Paul Breitbach and Pat Manning pled guilty to intoxication in a public place in justice court on Monday and received 30 day county jail terms. Williams was found lying in an alley near the Pullman hotel and North Western freight house. a doctor was called due to his weakened condition. Breitbach, warned previously, caused a glass to break at a First avenue tavern before police arrested him at a second tavern. Manning disturbed residents on the veranda of a home on C avenue NE where arrest occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Breitbach
Tenth Street
Ben Wiliams
Pat Manning
C Avenue
Joseph Strang
Cascade
Robert F Hoyt
H R Churchill
Justice Court
Ben Williams
Williams
Pullman
North Western Freight House
Breitbach
First Avenue
Manning
Courthouse Judge Disposes Four District Court Cases
Judge Floyd Philbrick disposed of four district court cases on Monday morning. Paul Straka pled guilty to reckless driving, fined 100 dollars and costs. Ralph Young pled guilty to reckless driving, fined 100 dollars and costs. William Rimmer pled guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle and drew six months in county jail. LeRoy Wooding pled guilty to assault with intent to commit great bodily injury, one year in Linn county jail with ten months suspended, linked to an April 2 incident involving Ruth Pazour. Two cases were continued to the April term. Clayton Brotlier and Jessie Waterbury face lewdness charges with Brotlier also charged with acts with a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Paul Straka
Twelfth Street
Ralph Eugene Young
Second Avenue SE
William Louis Rimmer
Seventh Street SE
Burgie A
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 to Probate in District Court
Three wills have been admitted to probate in district court. Anna Binko of Ely is named executrix without bond for Joseph Binko who died April 8, with sons Louis and Joseph and daughters Alma Hartl Anna Cole Emily Lucas and Bessie Binko plus grandchildren Martha Moses and Henry Moses Jr. Nannie Blessing named executrix without bond for M F Blessing who died April 21 and named sole heir. W H Lightner of Cedar Rapids named executor without bond for Mary McInerney who died April 24 and son John Francis McInerney 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 F J Kindl death case
Lydia Y. Kindl as administratrix seeks 17500 from Wilson and Company and LeRoy Clark for damages after Frank J. Kindl died in a Feb 28 collision on highway 218 near the North Western viaduct. Funeral expenses and vehicle destruction are itemized, with Clark driving the tractor trailer. Divorce suit dismissed by Fredericka Miller in district court after filing against Dr H Lloyd Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Y. Kindl
Frank J. Kindl
Wilson and Company
LeRoy Clark
Wilson
Clark
North Western Railroad
Fredericka Miller
H. Lloyd Miller
Mrs.Miller
Traffic Toll Hits Cedar Rapids Since April 1
A Cedar Rapids report shows traffic tolls since April 1 rising with injuries totaling 39. The brief notes casualty impact and ongoing road incident readings in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Find House Best Suited to Buyer Advised by Realtors
John J. Wagner, realtor, told Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board members that salesmanship must focus on what serves the buyer best. He urged agents to research each listed property, learn more than the owner knows, and visit buyers at home to understand their needs and neighborhood. He noted a 20 year purchase, urging careful guidance for lasting satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Wagner
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
Y.M.C.A
Wagner
Van Horne Man Fined 300 for Drunken Driving
Floyd Henry Kerkman of Van Horne, 33, was fined 300 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. Saturday for erratic driving. his license was suspended 60 days and he surrendered his liquor permit. He paid 250 of the fine and the rest is due within 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 boosts the salary of Assistant City Engineer Ben Carson to 3540 a year, retroactive to April 1. The council heard first and second readings, with final approval set for May 12. Carson's monthly rise totals 26 67, while other appointive raises ranged from 8 33 to 50.
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
Robert Diaz a 17 year old Negro of 1226 Tenth street SE was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He was arrested Saturday night near the Midway tavern on Third street SE following a fight in which he chased his opponent and allegedly threw stove wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diaz
Tenth Street SE
Richard H. McNeill
Seventh Street NE
Fred
Gerst
Anamosa
Katherine Buck Ingham
Ninth Street SE
Diaz
Midway Tavern
Third Street SE
Third Street
Detectives Probe Theft Of Cash And Checks
Detectives investigate the theft of 26.32 dollars in cash and two checks totaling 116.54 from James W. Bell Company at 1720 I avenue NE. The theft occurred between 5 30 p m April 30 and 8 a m May 3. Checks were forged and cashed at May Drug Company 215 Second street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bell Company
I Avenue
Earl Enke
May Drug Company
Second Street SE
Pension Plan for Cedar Rapids Waterworks Considered
Cedar Rapids city council shelved a study of a waterworks pension plan after a committee of waterworks employees urged incentives to recruit and retain staff. Spokesman Sidney E. Peterson said the plan would be pursued if petitioned workers favored it, noting other cities already have pension schemes. Finance Commissioner Burgus cited state law limiting such plans to non tax supported departments. water works costs come from customer collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sidney E. Peterson
Frank Hahn
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Ames
Louis D. Burgus
David L. Williams
Burgus
YMB Wins an Additional Award at State JCC Convention
The Young Men's bureau 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 first for Agriculture youth activities public safety and Christmas activities and second for profit making activities. Frank Nye was elected president of the state Junior Chamber at the closing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Bureau
Ray Spielman
Iowa
Frank Nye
YMB
Bergeson shifts Iowa office staff to 40 hour week
Secretary of State Rollo Bergeson announced that all office employees are now on a 40 hour work week. He stressed duties are redistributed to keep the office open six days a week except for public holidays, noting overtime during the recent legislative session prompted the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rollo Bergeson
Bergeson
Students To See Safety Clinic Testing Equipment
State drivers testing clinic equipment will tour Cedar Rapids high schools next week as part of a school safety campaign. John M. Ely said demonstrations will occur at Wilson on Monday Roosevelt on Tuesday McKinley on Wednesday and Franklin on Friday with tours arranged by each school's physical education department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John M. Ely
Wilson High School
Roosevelt
Mcrkinley
Franklin
Ely
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis F. Robbins
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Denver
Duluth
Phoenix
Angeles
Christina McDonald
George EF MicDonald
Cletus H Rolling
First Avenue SE
E Avenue NW
Mercy
Curtis Lane
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Vis Lumuir Skripsky
Solon
St. Luke’s
Robert Walker
Center Point
Miles Adams
Twentieth Street NW
Harold Hatstead
Marvin Quick
Kenneth Radeke
E Avenue
Loren E. McMillen
Janesville
Wis
Joel L. Hazenwinkel
Marvin Harimer
O Avenue NW
Norman Shears
Fifth Avenue
Jack Benzinger
First Avenue WE
Willard Haak, Jr
Russell A. Blood
Washington Avenue SE
Ralph M. Jones
Third Avenue SW
Joseph S. Seerey
Thirtyfourth Street
W H_ Schlueter
Fourth Avenue
Bill Jones
Lewis Smith
Williamsburg
Anth
C.R
C.R. Red Cross
Florida
Mrs
Frank Tvyrdik
Catherine McLaughliin
Thoms Infant
Thomas Warren
Hines Services
Tama Lions Club
King's Men
Cartoon
Ireland
Gen. Grahl
N. Schoen’s
Old Post Office
Dial
E. Winslow Brown
St. Petersburg
Frank Colburn
Fourteenth Street
Mentor
Ohio
F. H Colburn
Jack Frew
Carlisle Street
Manson
Frew
Charlotte Leist
City Plan Commission
City Council
Krippner
George “Scoop” Krippner
Paramount Theater
St. Luke’s Hospital
McQuistons
J. Stuart McQuiston
Garden Drive
American College of Physicians
A. F. Chesley
Philbrick
F. J. Kindl
Janeba Funeral Home
Joseph J. Janeba
Arizona
S K Research Laboratories, Inc
Phoenix, Arizona
Lapes —Florist
Third Avenue
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