Brinks to Collect Cedar Rapids Parking Meter Coins
Cedar Rapids will save about 3000 dollars yearly by using Brinks armored guards to collect parking meter money. Two police officers previously handled coin pickup. Brinks now collects from 1250 plus meters five days a week at a cost of 500 dollars monthly. Guards tour four routes two hours daily, delivering funds to Merchants National Bank via Brinks vehicles.
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Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Brinks, Inc
Brinks
Lou Burgus
Walt Miller
America
Dale McCalley
Ice
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Chicago
Johnn Reynolds
Armored Car Service
National Armored Car Service
Ceder Rapids
Herman Adams
Take of Florida Gamblers Dwindles
Florida gamblers, once estimated to net 120 million in postwar years, reportedly earned about 1.5 million last winter. John L. Fahs, Florida revenue collector, based his estimate on 633 gamblers paying 141,855 in taxes over five months December to April. He believes most gamblers registered and paid the 10 percent tax. He also noted few holdouts remain.
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Beehive in Parlor Entertains Guests in Belmont Home
Mrs. Arthur Tinkham keeps a beehive in her parlor window for guest amusement. She also maintains a dozen hives in the yard and says honey has nearly replaced the family sugar bowl.
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Belmont
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Arthur Tinkham
Coe Fine Arts Festival Presented May through May 18
May events feature plays, talks, art films, and concerts at Coe auditorium and Hickok hall. The program includes Man and Superman, Broadway Plays talk, The Titan film, Samuel Barlow exhibit talk with tea, New Music String Quartet, Milhaud’s Miracles of Faith recital, and a modern dance on campus with Life magazine art exhibit From Ritual to Broadway through May 18.
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Marguerite Raudenbush
Samuel Barlow
East Gallery
New Music String Quartet
String Quartet
Mr. Barlow
Lloyd Leech
Milhaud
Maynete
History of
College In Modern Dance
Life Magazine
Hickok Hall
Iowa Sees Drop in Auto Fatalities in First Quarter
Iowa's safety department reports 90 traffic deaths in 73 fatal accidents during the first quarter, down from 130 deaths in 109 accidents a year earlier. Officials credit expanded patrols and education programs while urging continued caution through summer peak travel.
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McPartland
Grocer Claims He is Real Japanese Emperor
61 year old grocer Horomichi Kuimazawa claims he is the legitimate emperor of Japan and seeks a national election to settle the issue. He has been lobbying in the Japanese Diet to advance his claim.
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Famous Paintings af Coe Arts Festival
A display lists Rembrandt Sibyl Rubens Ladislaus IV of Poland Van Dyck Children of Charles Lancret Declaration of Love Gainsborough Portrait of M Wise Van Cleef Young Man Pinks Nattier Mme La Duchesse Lambese Monet A Travere la Prairie Fiombo Prelate With an Ho Gress Vecchio Sacrifice of Noah Reynolds George Ashby I Cezanne Plate of Apples Segonzac Landscape in France Utrillo Church in Provence Rouault Funeral Renoir The Painter LeCce the Forest Renoir Mikimakoun Vianinck Basket of Fruit Van Dyck Drawing Rubens Drawing Van Dougen Gal on her Knees Courbet Woman with Flowers Rouault Passion Grant Wood American Gr Corot Jeune Femme au Corage Rouge Tenant une Mandoline Bellows Aunt Fanny Cowles Milkweed Pods Dodd Black Movement Chirico Les Rapproches Tars Chopin The Negro Boxer Gauguin Brittany Landscape Laurencia Three Girls Greston Halloween Conway A Mystery Grandma Moses Which Turkey Lely Nell Gwynn Martins Matador Sepesky Departing Boat Mire A Drop of Dew from the Wing of a Bird Awakens Ronaire Asleep in the Shade of a Cobweb DeMartini Self Portrait Lechay City with Emerald Edies Composition Rouault Brittany Coast Hofer Conversation An iron blade 4000 years old found in a pyramid in Egypt.
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Dodd
Chirico
Chopin
Gauguin
Brittany
Laurencia
Greston
Conway
Grandma Moses
Lely
Nell Gwynn
Martin
Matador
Sepesky
Mire
Ronaire
DeMartini
Lechay
Edie
Hofer
Civil Defense Survey Underway in Cedar Rapids
A combined civil defense survey and religious census starts May 20 in Cedar Rapids with 3 800 volunteers led by Linn County Civil Defense Director Sam Hawkins. Church women from 28 city churches will collect housing, ownership, heat, and resident care data while priests and lay workers conduct the religious census.
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Cedar Rapids
Sam Hawkins
Civil Defense
Linn County
Hawkins
Business and’ Professional Women’s Club
Thomas Brady, Jr
Brady
Josephina Hexdall
H. H. Morse
Carl N. Ettinger
Man’s 60 Year Driving Record Helps Dismiss Red Light Ticket
Detroit report says Charles G. Laing challenged a red light ticket by presenting a 1908 experimental car pieced from various models. The judge, John M. Wise, approved the defense noting it was Laing’s first traffic summons in 60 years, and dismissed the case.
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Detroit
Charles G. Laing
Ilong
John M. Wise
Laing
Rells Royce
Reliance
Ford
Wise
Linn G O P Caucuses Set For Monday
Linn county Republicans plan a second-year caucus Monday at 7 30 p m to nominate precinct delegates for the county convention June 27 The event follows a March meeting and precedes the state convention totals The schedule lists precinct sites across Linn county with multiple polling venues and township locations The Democrats outline parallel procedures using presidential and county convention delegates and list Marion Cedar Rapids and various precinct sites for their June 27 gathering
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Taft
Eisenhower
Central Committee
Rodney E Birkicht
Birdsall
Ccaucus
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Townships
Boulder
Springville
Viola
Bertram
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