Iowa Agricultural Forecast and Local Weather Summary
The Iowa Agricultural Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies through Tuesday with northeast thunderstorms, cooler conditions Tuesday, and rising temperatures later in the week. Northerly winds 15 to 20 mph. high Tuesday 68, low 48. high Wednesday 86. Also listed are diverse local notices including a divorce decree for Bernice Straka vs Paul Straka, multiple speeding fines in Des Moines, and a series of fire calls and births recorded in St Luke's Mercy and nearby clinics.
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Iowa
Chicago Woman Injured In Iowa City Accident
Mrs Oliver Blix of Chicago suffered cuts on a Sunday afternoon when her husband's car collided with a bridge culvert on route 6 near Iowa City. Patrolmen say Blix fell asleep at the wheel and the vehicle swung into the bridge structure.
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Oliver Blix
Chicago
Route
Iowa City
Blix
Verdi's Aida Premieres in Cairo 1871
The opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi had its world premiere in Cairo Egypt on December 24 1871 under the auspices of the Khedive. The performance featured the chief singers and marked a milestone in 19th century opera.
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Verdi
Aida
Cairo
Egypt
Man Sleeps While Car Teeters Over 100-Foot Drop
Police pull car from a cliff edge after discovering James G. Knox asleep at the wheel with a rear wheel hanging over a sand pit near a city disposal plant. He had been returning from a party around 1 am and woke only to explain he was lost.
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James G. Knox
Second Avenue SE
Howard Walsh
Knox
U S Arms In Sad State Says Cannon
Rep Cannon declared the United States lacks a first class striking force. He cited reliable army and navy officers noting no mobilized overseas air mission or ready army division. He warned it is a sad state during dangerous times against Stalin.
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Washington
INS
Rep. Cannon
D-Mo
United States
House Appropriations Committee
Army and Navy
Cannon
Joe Stalin
Turkey Will Use Our Aid for Arms
President Ismet Inonu announced Turkey would use the $100,000,000 American loan for military purposes and seek a loan from the International Bank for Economic Development. He refused to discuss granting bases or any challenge to Turkish territorial integrity and sought stronger cooperation with Greece and cordial Arab League relations.
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London
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
International Bank For Economic Development
Inonu
Dardanelles
Greece
Arab League
Boy Finds Tricycle Wanderer James Motter 3
James Motter age 3 wandered on a red tricycle Saturday afternoon from 121 Twenty-first Street NE. Police search found him in the 1200 block of Second Avenue SE riding a blue tricycle. The blue bike was later reported missing from the 1400 block on A Avenue NE and is not recovered. His father returned the blue tricycle. the red tricycle remains missing.
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James Motter
Twenty-first Street
James
Second Avenue
Haegg Submits Low Bid for Cedar Rapids Street Widening
Haegg Construction Company of Cedar Rapids submitted the lowest bid of 43,470.40 for widening three Cedar Rapids business district streets First Ave E from Fourth to Tenth, Second Ave SE from Fourth to Eighth, and Fifth St SE from First to Third Aves. Other bids came from Claire Morrow 45,255 Hargrave Construction 46,510.80 and William Horrabin Construction 47,416. The project cost is funded by fourth-cent state gasoline tax refunds.
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Haegg Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Engineering
First Avenue E
Fourth
Tenth Streets
Second Avenue SE
Eighth Streets
Fifth Street
Third Avenues
Claire Morrow
Hargrave Construction Company
William Horrabin Construction Company
Iowa City
Girl Seeks to Save Baby Dies in Fire Tragedy
In Boston a 13 year old girl Joan Johnson died trying to rescue 1 year old Joseph Garnett from a two room apartment fire. She ran into the flames and was found in an upstairs hallway with the baby in her arms as firefighters recovered them.
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Girl
Baby
Boston
Joan Johnson
Joseph Garnett
FDIC: No Depositor Losses In insured Banks In Three Years
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reported that no dollar has been lost by depositors in insured banks over the past three years, according to a Monday statement.
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Washington
LLP
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ban on Liquor Ads Is Proposed by Temperance Leaders
Temperance leaders urged fines and jail terms for publishers broadcasters or distillers who place liquor advertising They described ads as seductive misleading and false Testimony accompanied Sen Capper s bill setting penalties from 100 to 1000 dollars and up to one year in jail for offenders In interstate commerce cases Capper noted rising liquor consumption and warned against ads appealing especially to women and children.
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Washington
LLP
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Sen
Capper
R-Kan
United States
C R Musicians Win Top Honors
Cedar Rapids students earned six division one ratings at the national regional music contest in St. Joseph Missouri. Franklin high school and McKinley high school each took string quartet honors while Norman Paula and Elma Ferne Samuelson won violin solos, Nancy Moore and Ruth Vornholt took vocal and piano honors respectively. Jane Hubbard captured division two in low voice, as nine states competed with Iowa sending the most entrants.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph
Franklin High School
McKinley High School
Norman Paula
Elma Ferne Samuelson
Nancy Moore
Ruth Vornholt
Jane Hubbard
Iowa
Daylight Time Solution Ends Park Lighting Plan
Officials and property owners in Daniels park neighborhood reach agreement after Hahn suggests daylight saving time will allow later city league games without floodlights. League abandons lighting project as later play becomes feasible. Cedar Rapids industries split over clock change while the Sixteenth Avenue Commercial club supports it and the Retail Merchants bureau stays silent.
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Daniels Park
Hahn
League
Park Diamond
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
South Side
Retail Merchants Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Hearings Set on Two East Iowa Transit Lines
The Iowa State Commerce Commission set dates for hearings on two transit line applications. Bee Line Transit seeks to operate Cedar Rapids to Richland Ollie Junction and routes to Ottumwa naval air base with a June 11 hearing in Ottumwa. Rock Island Motor Transit Co proposes a Cedar Rapids to Homestead freight line with a June 12 hearing in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
State Commerce Commission
Iown
Bee Line Transit, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Richland
Ollie Junction
Ottumwa Naval Air Base
Ottumwa
Rock Island Motor Transit Co
Chicago
Homestead
Marion Man Fined For Reckless Driving In Marion
Anthony Kudrna of Marion was fined 40 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Officers clocked him at 70 mph on First Avenue E between Twenty seventh and Thirteenth streets. Judge Harry Johnson noted the standard 100 dollar fine but reduced it by 60 dollars to honor Kudrna’s two years in the infantry serving in the ETO.
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Richard N. Johnson
Omaha
John V. Williams
Sixth Avenue
Frank R
Valesky
Nineteenth Avenue
Anthony R. Scolaro
First Avenue
James E. Landolt
Elm Grove
Wis
Keith Gardner
F Avenue
Robert Curtis
J Street
J. Street
Richard P Miller
Seventh Street
N P. Sorenson
Meadowbrook Drive
Robert Benning
Eighth Street
John Hunter
Des Moines
Barbara Dunshee
Anthony Kudina
Marion
Anthony Kudrna
Kudrna
First Avenue E
Twenty Seventh
Harry Johnson
ETO
J F Pinge 76 Died Friday In Iowa
J F Pinge 76 died Friday in Iowa. Services were held Sunday at Fry and Holland funeral home with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Born July 17 1870 in Belfort France he leaves six children. Notice of appointment of administratrix shows ETHEL NOSEK named administratrix of Frank Nosek estate Linn County Iowa with claims due and deadlines for filing. James E Patterson attorney.
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Winton
Fry and Holland
J. F. Pingenot
Evergreen Cemetery
Belfort
France
State of Iowa
Linn County
Frank Nosek
Towa
Iowa District Court
Short To Preside Over Volunteer Institute Session
Ray Short will preside at the first general session of the two day Volunteer Institute opening at 7 30 p m in the little theater of the YMCA Speakers include Dorothy De La Pole from the Community Chests and Councils in New York and Mrs Glenn R Northup from Red Cross headquarters in St Louis Subsequent group seminars will be led by Short Mrs Harrison Spangler Marguerite Stein and Ed Zeller Coe College music students will provide a musical interlude Camp Fire girls will usher and Boy Scouts of Troop 8 will participate on Tuesday evening Four Camp Fire girls Naurene Homer Janet McFatridge Lois Paulson and Marilyn Worcester helped prepare the institute programs.
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Ray Short
Little Theater
Y.M.C.A
Dorothy de la Pole
New York
Glenn R. Northup
Red Cross
St. Louis
Short
Harrison Spangler
Marguerite Stein
Ed Zeller
Coe College Department of Music
Institute
Camp Fire
Boy Scouts of
Troop 8
Naurene Homer
Janet McFatridge
Lois Paulson
Marilyn Worcester
Deaths Mary R. DeLeo 65 widow of Roy J. DeLeo
Mary R. DeLeo 65, widow of Roy J. DeLeo, died at her sister’s home in Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. She was born in Van Horne and lived in Cordova Alaska before moving to Cedar Rapids. Surviving: son J. P. DeLeo of Seattle, daughter Mrs. H. C Redman of Washington DC, sister Mrs. R. D. Smith, Cedar Rapids, and three grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church by Msgr. J. M Molloy with burial in Seattle. Rosary recited Tuesday at Monahan funeral home. viewing Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Mary R. DeLeo
Roy J. DeLeo
R. D. Smith
Grande Avenue SE
van Horne
Cordova
Alaska
Cedar Rapids
J. P. DeLeo
Seattle
H. C Redman
Washington, D. C
Immaculate Conception Church
J. M Molloy
Msgr. Molloy
Ae Monahan Funeral Home
Burkholder Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in Cleveland
Frances M. Burkholder died in a Cleveland hospital at 4 20 p m Saturday born May 20 1902 in Cedar Rapids Surviving Marvin Burkholder Garry Burkholder S P Marsh Mrs Harold Johnson Rufus Marsh Fay Marsh Douglas Marsh and one granddaughter Services set for 3 30 p m Wednesday at Turner Chapel led by Rev Merton B Green body to return to Cedar Rapids Monahan funeral home also notes death of Ben A Ruhling former Cedar Rapids resident at Waukesha Wisconsin Ruhling survived by son Paul and daughter Josephine Ruhling of Elkhart Indiana.
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Frances M. Burkholder
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
Marvin Burkholder
Michigan
Garry Burkholder
S. P. Marsh
Harold Johnson
Milan
Rufus Marsh
Fay Marsh
Marion
Douglas Marsh
Turner Chapel
Merton ‘B Green
Monahan Funeral Home
Ben A. Ruhling
Waukesha
Wis
Midland Rubber Company
Paul
Josephine Ruhling
Elkhart
Ind
Obituaries of Louis Castek and William Davis
Louis Charles Castek aged 39 or 40 died Sunday in a San Francisco hospital. He lived in California 25 years and was born November 4 1900 in Cedar Rapids. His body will be brought to Brush chapel and funeral plans are pending. William M Davis Cedar Rapids resident of 40 years died Monday at a local hospital at 11 am. Born October 7 1877 in Cascade he is survived by three sisters Maude Murphy Mary Vernimont and Alice Hayek and a brother Albert of Withersbee Nebraska Services are pending Teahen chapel handled the body.
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Louis Charles Castek
John Castek
C Street
San Francisco
California
Cedar Rapids
Brush Chapel
William M. Davis
Cascade
Maude Murphy
Mary Vernimont
Alice Hayek
Davenport
Albert
Withersbee
Teahen Chapel
Death of Earli R Stark at Fairfax Residentage
Earli R Stark of Fairfax died at home Sunday at 1 15 a m He was born February 17 1903 in Linn county He survived by wife Ber tena three children Earl F Peggy Jo and Betty Dvorak six brothers and a sister Services will be in St Patrick s church Cedar Rapids at 9 am Wednesday Rev Monsignor D J Lenihan will officiate Burial at St Joseph s cemetery Stark Settlement Rosary recited 8 pm Tuesday by Monsignor Lenihan and 8 30 pm by Knights of Columbus at Teahen chapel where friends may call
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Earli R. Stark
Fairfax
Linn County
Bertena
Earl F
Peggy Jo
Betty Dvorak
Cedar Rapids
John
Bernard
Willard
Harold
George
Francis
Florence Young
Palo
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Stark Settlement
Msgr
Lenihan
Knights of Columbus
Teahen Chapel
Girl Lives Up To Best Baby Sitter Tradition
A 14 year old girl babysitting in a Third Avenue SE apartment summoned police Saturday night after smelling gas. Officers found a furnace leak and the premises owner repaired the fault promptly. Genevieve Robinson was hired to care for the baby by a couple in the building.
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Genevieve Robinson
Third Avenue SE
Genevieve
Donald Schrader Fined On Disturbance Charge
Donald J. Schrader, 27, of 417 Third street SW, was fined $100 and costs in police court Monday after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace by molesting children. Detectives say Schrader offered several young girls money to accompany him to his room.
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Donald J Schrader
Third Street
Donald J. Schrader
Schrader
Haag Elected Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association President
The Rev. Frederick H. Haag named new president of the Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association succeeding the Rev. D. A. Loferski. He will take office at the next meeting with Rev. J. Richard Wagner as vice president and Rev. Floyd L. Hinshaw as secretary-treasurer. Haag, born September 13, 1914 in Shelby Ohio, educated at Mansfield and Ashland College, earned a divinity degree at Eden Theological Seminary. He has led the Cedar Rapids church since September 10, 1944 and was elected last week to head the Iowa synod pensions and relief board.
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Frederick H. Haag
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Floyd L. Hinshaw
St. James
Ina Weatherbie
Mansfield
Iowa Synod
Board of Pensions and Relief
Carpenters Return, Des Moines Builders Back at Work
In Des Moines all building craft union workmen resumed on Master Builders Association projects except carpenters. The carpenters said they could begin negotiations with the association Tuesday night. The nine association member firms handle most large commercial construction. five craft unions had refused May 1 to work without new wage agreements.
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Des Moines
Carpenters
Master Builders Association
P. E. Alcox
City Briefs Foster Story Hour at Daniels Park Branch
Sgt. Robert L. Sherman, son of Mrs. Hilda Sherman of 112 Second Street NW, an Eighth Air Force bandsman, is on a 24 day furlough with his mother and grandmother Story Hour. A children's story hour is set for 4 15 p m Wednesday at the Daniels Park branch library.
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Robert L. Sherman
Hilda Sherman
Second Street NW
Eighth Air Force
Daniels Park
Local figures attend a sequence of travels and departures
Detective and Mrs Mar shall of Estherville respond to Keith Crim's death in Estherville. Leora Marshalls daughter was his fianc é. Lt John M William from Ft Benning visits Cedar Rapids before reporting to Ft Knox. Francis and Mrs Hidinger depart Cedar Rapids for Chicago to attend the airport executives meeting at the Hotel Sherman.
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L. B. Marshall
Twenty-third Street Drive
Estherville
Keith Crim
Crim
Marshalls
Leora
John M. William
Des Moines
Infantry Training Center
Ft. Benning
Cedar Rapids
J. P. Mills
Second Avenue SE
William
Ft. Knox
Francis Hidinger
Hidinger
United Air Lines
Chicago
American Association of Airport
Sherman
Marines Swear In Three Reserve Volunteers
Capt. Robert O'Meara, recruiting officer for Cedar Rapids, swore in Theodore J. Birdsall Jr of Coe College as sergeant, Harvey C. Young of 1116 Eighteenth Avenue SV as private first class, and Donald Yeslinek of Iowa City as corporal.
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Marine Corps Reserve
Robert O'Meara
Cedar Rapids
Theodore J. Birdsall, Jr
Coe College
Harvey C. Young
Eighteenth Avenue
Donald Yeslinek
Iowa City
Two Escaped Trusties At Large From Anamosa Reform School
Two male inmates escaped from the Anamosa reform school Saturday evening and remained at large Monday. They fled in a car owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Locke of Madison Wisconsin, guests of Warden Foss Davis, and stayed in an apartment in the administration building. The fugitives are Harlan Mott 20, Des Moines and Wayne Heaberlin 24, Knoxville. Both had been working in the administration building.
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Anamosa
Witnesses at May Trial Detail Commission Hunt
In the May Garsson war fraud trial Julius G. Raynes of New York testified he gave Murray Garsson a $1000 check in 1942 to obtain an army commission, which he never received or recovered. Harvey L. Schwam of New York said May set up meetings with War Department officials as he sought a commission, and Garsson later asked Schwam for a $25000 loan.
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Washington
Julius G. Raynes
New York
May
Raynes
Harvey L. Schwam
Patterson
Howard C. Peterson
Schwam
Murray Garsson
Mt. Vernon Man Held on Drunk Driving Charge
Charles O. Butler a 37 year old Mt. Vernon man is jailed in Linn county awaiting arraignment on an operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge. He was found asleep in a ditch beside his panel truck southwest of Mt. Vernon by Sheriff James Smith and Deputy Sheriff Pete Whittemore. The vehicle was badly smashed the sheriff said.
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Charles O. Butler
Mt. Vernon
Linn County
Butler
James Smith
Pete. Whittemore
Whittemore
Arabs and Jews Clash at U.N. over Palestine independence
At Lake Success the Arab and Jewish spokesmen clashed as the Arab delegate Faris El-Khouri urged immediate independence for Palestine and warned of a walkout. He condemned Zionism as a fatal dream and said Arabs will not permit it to succeed. Jewish spokesman Mershe Shertok pressed the U.N. to exclude independence from the inquiry yet demanded Arab state representation if included and urged barring Britain from the commission.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Palestine
Faris El-Khouri
General Assembly
U.N. Palestine Commission
El-Khouri
Jewish Agency
Mershe Shertok
U.N
Great Britain
Palestine Inquiry Commission
Pazour Is Given Suspended 30 Day Jail Term For Larceny
Louis J. Pazour Jr. of 607 First Street SW pled guilty in justice court to petty larceny and received a suspended sentence of 30 days in county jail. Mrs. Vicki Reid of Allison hotel reported Pazour stole $55 in cash, a cameo brooch, and a gold picture frame from her room after visiting a tavern. The items were recovered and Pazour was arrested Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Berringer
Waterloo
Louis J. Pazour
First Street
H. R. Churchill
Louis J. Pazour, Jr
Justice Court
Pazour
Vicki Reid
Allison Hotel
Reid
Courthouse Desertion Charge and Ouster Petition
Robert Barrigar 25 of 1347 C avenue NE arrested Sunday on desertion and abandonment of minor children and released on 500 bond. Judge orders ouster writ to remove Mary and Leonard Hansen from 908 Nineteenth avenue SW, as Elsie Hansen’s lease and occupancy are disputed. Inland Industries named in suit against Plastic Made and Rubber Co seeking 983.50 for 17 750 miniature men and 17 750 miniature dogs sold between Feb 4 and March 7.
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Robert Barrigar
C Avenue NE
Pete Whittemore
G. K. Thompson
Mary and
Leonard Hansen
Nineteenth Avenue SW
C. E. Gill
Elsie Hansen
Inland Industries, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Plastic Made and Rubber Company of
Chicago
Suit Dismissed in Starry vs Lichlyter Note Case
On motion of the plaintiff the suit J. R. Starry brought against H. R. Lichlyter for payment of a promissory note was dismissed Monday by Judge G. K. Thompson.
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J. R. Starry
H. R. Lichlyter
G. K. Thompson
Traffic Toll In Cedar Rapids Since April 1
A Cedar Rapids report shows 45 injuries from traffic incidents since April 1. Police and emergency services responded to multiple accidents over the period, with no fatalities reported. Authorities urge cautious driving and note ongoing investigations where applicable.
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Cedar Rapids
World arms outlay exceeds 1938 by ten billion dollars
New York Times military writer Hanson Baldwin reports global armament expenditures rising by about 10 billion dollars versus 1938. The survey cites roughly 40 nations spending 27.4 billion annually, with the United States third in population and a vast seapower lead. Russia’s budget is placed at 13.4 billion dollars by exchange, while the current U.S. budget debates cite 11.256 billion for arms.
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NEW York
New York Times
Hanson W. Baldwin
Times
Baldwin
United States
China
Russia
Great Britain
India
Turkey
Britain
Moscow
Congress
Phone Settlement Ends West Coast Telephone Strike
More than 22 000 workers across five western states returned to jobs on Monday as 9000 women operators in southern California and over 13 000 NFTW sympathy strikers in northern California Nevada Washington Oregon and Idaho went back. The back of the strike appeared broken with wage gains of 3 to 4 dollars weekly and picket lines allowing return. The NFTW said its strike front had collapsed and its sympathy action was being called off to protect members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Coast
California
CIO
Nevada
Oregon
Idaho
National Federation of Telephone Workers Unions
NFTW
Woman reports assault attempt by truck drivers
Cedar Rapids police investigate a claim by a local woman that two truck drivers attempted to assault her after driving them from Lim's tavern to Martin Oil Company. Bloodstains on her dress were noted, and one driver linked to the incident was later located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue SE
Martin Oil Company
Patten Injured by Fire Escape at ICBJ Hall
Ezra Patten, 69, of 312 Tenth Avenue SE, was hospitalized after a fire escape at ICBJ hall fell and struck him on the head. He remained in good condition Monday morning and was to be released that day. Police suspect an attempted entry caused the fall, with the weighted stairs swinging down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Patten
Tenth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Icbj Hall
Patten
Zcbj Hall
Inventor Unveils Automatic Shoe Shining Machine
Waukesha Wisconsin report on M E Hoffman unveiling an automatic shoe shine device. The machine shines black or tan shoes in 80 seconds for a nickel, with testing units in place and plans to mass produce at 150 units monthly. Associates include H K Tool Company. partner Henry Robers died after signing the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
M. E. Hoffman
Hoffman
H. K. Tool Company
Henry Robers
Burlington
Robers
This Lecturer Is A Cool Individual
Delegates at the Great Lakes optometric congress fled when a spectator yelled fire. Lecturer A. M. Skeffington of St. Louis declared his talk on human performance and vision continued as firefighters arrived to extinguish a small blaze. The late rows returned for Skeffingtons remarks on accommodative inhibition tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
Optometric Congress
A. M. Skeffington
St. Louis
Skeffington
Iowa 93 Year Old Takes First Airplane Ride
Davenport resident Martha Lacy celebrated her ninety third birthday and Mother's Day by taking her first airplane flight with her grandson Darwin T Sylvester at the controls. The trip originated from Cram Field, and Mrs. Lacy called it fun and hoped for another ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport, Ia
INS
Martha Lacy
Davenport
Darwin T Sylvester
Cramfield
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Daily Record
Bismarck
Sacksonville
Minneapolis
Denver
Duluth
Los Angeles
Isioux City
Bernice Straka
Paul Straka
Shaver Park
van Vechten Park
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Willard Heitshuven
Fifteenth Street SE
Thirty-second Street
B Abraham
Quaker Oats
Dewey Avenue
St. Luke’s
Leslie Wainwright
Twenty Eighth Street Drive
Darwin Olipant
Toddville
Hillis Armstrong
Central City
Myron Jensen
Blake Boulevard
Oliver Cox
Seventh Avenue
Robert Chiafos
Kenridge Terrace
Harry Bigger
Vernon
Mercy
Elvin Elam
M Street
Donald Carter
Fifteenth Street
Darwin Whitney
Harold Gann
Norman Bischof
Frank Skala
William Sager
Fourth Street
Gerald Fottral
Fifth Avenue
Donald EF. Newman
H Avenue NW
Lapes
Cliff's Edge
U.S
Haegg
Janeba Funeral Home
Joseph J. Janeba
C.R
Ethel Nosek
James E. Patterson
Frances Burkholder
Louis C. Casteck
Earl R. Stark
Donald Schrader
F. H. Haag
John William
C. R
S.E
Pacific Coast
Burkhalter
Insurance Agency
L. D. Burkhalter
L. D. Burkhalter, Jr
Weston D. Ralston Insurance, Inc
W. D. Ralston
Peter F. Deranson
Frank W. Sebelble
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