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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1947

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Restrictions May Be Taken Off Fishing

Iowa conservation officials move toward removing catch possession and size limits on fishing in major lakes. The conservation commission may modify or suspend limits, with recent actions opening the crappie season early and removing bullhead limits in Lost Island lake. Bruce Stiles notes many size limits should be removed to avoid overconcentration on few sizes, while local restrictions may remain in small waters.

John W. Henderson Towa Daily Press Association Des Moines Iowa Conservation Commission Commission Lost Island Lake Palo Alto Clay Counties Bruce Stiles Stiles

Marengo Students Win State Contest Then Head to Nationals

Ten Marengo high school students who won firsts in the state music contest traveled to St. Joseph Missouri on Friday to compete in the national contest. The group includes Janis Paulson Dolores Glentzer Norma Beer Alice Baack Mary Lou Colson John Lillie Wayne Folkman Virgil Newkirk Dick Kruse and Betty Ellis.

Marengo Marengo High School St. Joseph Janis Paulson Dolores Glentzer Norma Beer Alice Baack Mary Lou Colson John Lillie Wayne Folkman Virgil Newkirk Dick Kruse Betty Ellis

Crimes in Iowa Increasing Says Chief Nebergall

Des Moines reports from R. W. Nebergall head of the state bureau of criminal investigation show a postwar crime wave rising across Iowa with increases in car thefts larceny safe cracking break ins and forgeries. A 35.9 percent rise in cases investigated last year and a 60 percent jump in fingerprints this year signal higher arrests. Nebergall cites easier access to transportation especially cars tires and gasoline and notes juveniles play a growing role. He blames wartime family disruption and lax discipline, especially by mothers, for juvenile court cases.

Des Moines Iowa R. W. Nebergall State Bureau of Criminal Investigation Nebergall

New Iowa Accident Report Law Takes Effect

Iowa implements a new traffic accident reporting rule requiring reporting of 50 dollars or more in damage. Drivers must file accident forms with the state safety department within 24 hours, with forms available from highway patrols, sheriffs offices, and local police. All involved drivers must submit, and reports are confidential and not usable in court.

Des Moines Iowa Northwood State Department of Public Safety Alfred Kahl Safety Department Police

Chief of Dubuque Fire Department Retires Amid Health Issues

Dubuque Fire Chief Perry H. Kirch, 60, plans retirement May 16 due to ill health. The longest serving member since joining in 1809 and chief since 1944 after William Ryan’s death. Two senior captains Harold H. Cosgrove and Thomas C. Hickson will oversee the department until a new chief is chosen.

Dubuque Perry H. Kirch Kirch Fire Department William Ryan Harold H. Cosgrove Thomas C. Hickson

Ward Named Lieutenant Colonel by Gov Blue

Des Moines William W Ward of Des Moines was appointed lieutenant colonel in the Iowa national guard and battalion commander of the 100th Engineers battalion. The appointment was announced by Brig Gen Charles H Grahl adjutant and by Gov Robert D Blue.

Des Moines William W. Ward Iowa National Guard 100Th Engineers Charles H. Grahl Robert D. Blue

Mothers Guests Of SUI Students For Three Days

Mothers visit University of Iowa at Iowa City for a three day program hosted by Mortar Board. Activities include Aquamoods water show, May Frolic, ROTC review, YWCA open house, Ohio State baseball, plant exhibits, Craft Guild, and a mother daughter meeting with speakers. Sunday features a tea with President Hancher and university sing finals.

Iowa City University of Iowa Mortar Board Iowa Union Gov. Blue Y.W. C.A Ohio State Botanical Laboratory Craft Guild Virgil Hancher

Marion News Camp Fire honors at council fire

Camp Fire girls will receive Trailseeker and Woodgatherers ranks at a Marion high school gym tonight. Awardees include Jean Dunt Patricia Chapman Marilyn LeClerc Joan Wenger Juanita Fuller Anna Jean Marchant Ruth Ann Knapp Sandra Storm Alyce De Wald Charlese Birmingham Virginia Goodrow Marilyn Tritle Marilyn Conklin Judith Ann Gipp Sharon Ozburn Alice Engel Margaret Evans. Public program led by Mrs. John Battin Cedar Rapids district supervisor with awards by babycraft membership birthday and national service honors.

Marion High School Trailseeker Jean Dunt Patricia Chapman Marilyn LeClerc Joan Wenger Juanita Fuller Anna Jean Marchant Ruth Ann Knapp Sandra Storm Alyce de Wald Charlese Birmingham Virginia Goodrow Marilyn Tritle Marilyn Conklin Judith Ann Gipp Sharon Ozburn Alice Engel Margaret Evans

Marion Rural School District Sells Bonds

Bonds totaling 160000 were sold at par with a 900 premium at a Concord school meeting. The issue finances a site purchase and centralized school construction with 1.5 percent interest. Purchasers include Becker and Downie, Iowa-Des Moines National Bank, Des Moines, Quail and Company, White Phillips Company Davenport, Duncan Wood and Paine, and Webber Jackson and Curtis Chicago.

Marion Rural School District Marion Independent Concord Becker and Downie Iowa-Des Moines National Bank Des Moines Quail and Company White Phillips Company Davenport Duncan, Wood and Paine Webber, Jackson and Curtis Chicago

Herwitz To Speak At Mother's Day Services

John Herwitz superintendent of Central City schools will address Mother’s day services at Prairie Chapel church Sunday morning. The Diana Fret club was hosted at the Cedar Rapids Elk’s club luncheon by Mrs John F Coakley with guest Mrs Charles Duster. Weekend guests in the A E Granger home include Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs Andrew George from Richland. Lost three weeks ago iridescent bead necklace. Phone 604W. Mrs A H Hanscom of Boston arrived to visit daughter in law Mrs Ruby Secrist Hanscom of Marion and her grandson.

Diana Fret Club Cedar Rapids Elk’s Club John F. Coakley Charles Duster Coakley Excelsior Springs Aurora Duster A. E. Granger Fred Smith Andrew George Frederick Richland Mr. Smith George A. H. Hanscom Boston Ruby Secrist Hanscom Marion

Marion church notices and family visits

Mrs. Hanscom's late husband was a former minister of the Marion Methodist church and the Hanscoms moved from Marion about 24 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Hense visited Chicago to see relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gordon and their son Robert Hense. Marion Softball Association sponsors meet in Legion hall at 7 30. Rev Carl M Cunningham and Mrs Cunningham attend district quarterly meetings at Walker from Friday night through Sunday. There will be no services at Marion church Sunday but Sunday school will be held.

Robert Kline Vinton James Rozek Iowa City Hanscom Marion Harry Hense Chicago Lawrence Gordon Robert Hense Helen Davis Cleveland Gordon Marion Softball Association Legion Hall Carl M. Cunningham Marion Free Methodist Church

Local Social Notes From Area Passed Visits

Mrs. Melvyn Arp and Jerry travel to Hendersonville North Carolina to visit her parents. Mrs. W C Hemmerling recovers from a fractured leg at a home on Chain Lakes road. Mr and Mrs Carl Wightman went to Chicago for Mother's Day with their children and plan a visit to Terre Haute Indiana before returning home.

W. C. Hemmerling Chain Lakes Road Carl Wightman Chicago Terre Haute Ind

Nurse Jessen Graduates From Silver Cross Hospital School

Anamosa nurse Phyllis Jensen, daughter of County Extension Director C. B. Jessen and Mrs. Jessen, graduated Thursday from Silver Cross hospital school for nurses in Joliet, Illinois.

R Bruce Hughes Named Editor of Daily Iowan

R Bruce Hughes of Sioux City was named editor of the University of Iowa student daily the Daily Iowan at the annual journalism awards banquet. Hughes, AP correspondent at the university, previously worked for the Sioux City Journal Tribune and the San Francisco Chronicle.

Iowa City R. Bruce Hughes Sioux City University of Iowa Daily Iowan School of Journalism Hughes Associated Press University Sioux City Journal-Tribune San Francisco Chronicle Barbara Henderson Frivol Sam Fulkerson Cedar Rapids Leah Mendelson Omaha Hawkeye Carolyn Anderson Mallard Robert Widmark Moville Brewer WSUI Gene Goodwin Nashua Dick Davis Milford

Notice of Hearing in Linn County Probate Case

In the District Court of Iowa Linn County a notice states that the will and codicil of a deceased resident will be admitted to probate. The hearing will occur at the Cedar Rapids courthouse with Arthur Mead as Clerk. Kubicek Novak Kubicek, attorneys, sign the notice dated March 8.

Iowa Linn County Gay Ra Tvrdik Said Court House Cedar Rapids Arthur Mea Kubicek Novak and

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