Collins Replaces Kling on Cedar Rapids Airport Commission
Arthur A. Collins, 48, president of the Collins Radio Company, was appointed Monday to Cedar Rapids Airport Commission to fill the unexpired term of the late Henry J. Kling. Appointed by Mayor J. Mea with council approval, he joins Chairman Don Hines and others. Collins founded his company in 1931 and has led it since 1933. the commission oversees Municipal airport operations with a $96,400 budget. He resides at 201 Thirty Fourth St SE.
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Arthur A. Collins
Collins, Radio Company
Cedar Rapids
Henry J. Kling
Jing Mea
Lghan
Collins
Don Hines
Coquillette
Karl Blaise
Marvin Wright
Collins, Company
Airport Commission
Fourth St
Two FLSA Cases Dismissed in Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Two labor standard act cases scheduled for trial in Cedar Rapids were dismissed Monday at the defendants cost after written agreement to comply with FLSA provisions. Plaintiffs were the United States government, represented by Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell, against Aivo Uuskallie and Lloyd Peterson local farmers.
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Cedar Rapids Federal District ‘Court
Aivo Uuskallie
Farmer
West Branch
Lloyd Peterson
Wilton Junction
United States
James P. Mitchell
Secretary of
Labor
City to study street maintenance program and bonds
Halvorson outlined plans for a resurfacing bond program scuttled by bond-issuance issues. A $630,000 new-paying program faces a public hearing next Thursday as a street survey nears completion to guide a continuing street program and curb replacement priorities.
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Halvorson
Thy
Halvorsen
Deaths in Cedar Rapids area toll in Cedar Rapids and vicinity
Obituary items note the deaths of Catherine Graves Russell of Cedar Rapids later of Remer Minnesota and Mary Rachel Schultz Cedar Rapids resident for 21 years. Also mourning Ferdinand Johnson and Floyd Musel Cedar Rapids residents with brief illness and service details. Other notices include city briefs on local clubs, hospital announcements, stamps sale and son’s medical internship.
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Catherine Graves Russell
Cedar Rapids
Remer
Minn
John
Caroline Boyce
William Boyce Russell
Kemner
Mary Boyce
Niley
Russell
Episcopal Church
Turner Chapel
D.A. Loferski
Oak Hill
Marion farmer stands trial for drunk driving in Cedar Rapids
Jury selection began in Marion for the drunk driving trial of 42 year old Milford A. Ockenfels. Prosecutors James E. Bromwell and Keith Stapleton, with defense attorney William Matias, face the case in Judge Floyd Philbrick’s court. Separately a $25 050 auto collision suit against Laura Richards moves forward in Judge Charles Pentingroth’s courtroom. Charles Oakfield, 80, fined $3300 for a drunk driving plea in Cedar Rapids, after February 22 incident. Probate case notes report Clifford E T Thompson’s death and Woodrow P Thompson named administrator with $500 bond.
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Floyd Philbrick
Milford A. Ockenfels
Edith Hollister
Robert Chadima
Richard Orman
George ‘Nevins
Arthur Hopfer
Bertha Knudson
Florence’ Kacalek
Weldon Cargin
Florence Oliver
Cedar Rapids
Mary Wilkey
Leo Allen
John’ W. Evans
James E. Bromwell
Keith Stapleton
William Matias
Charles Pentingroth
Otto Rajtora
Laura Richards
Mt. Vernon Road
Twenty-fifth Street
Charles O. Oakfield
Ave. SW
Oakfield
Charles Penningroth
Reagan Makes Short Good Will Visit in Cedar Rapids
Ronald Reagan called a Cedar Rapids stop a brief good will visit as part of a GE ambassador tour. The former actor spoke at a Rotary club coffee event and met Electric Light and Power staff before traveling to Davenport and Moline for similar engagements.
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Nadine Subotnik
G.h’s
Tomer
Ce ‘Dar
Rapids
Loana
Rotary Club
Davenport
Moline
Ae Gan Tong
Not Real Sorry Starkweather Letter to Parents Reveals Motives
The Lincoln murder trial reveals a letter by Charles Starkweather in which he regrets nothing, while Caril Ann Fugate faces murder charges. Deputy Romer testifies that Fugate sought police protection after Starkweather and Fugate were found on a Wyoming highway, leading to the duo's capture and ongoing testimony. The article also quotes media critic thoughts on the movie industry’s decline and pay-TV debates, plus a profile of radio and film figure Rayegan Tot Reegan and his work with WHO and WOC.
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Lincoln
Charles Starkweathin
Lin
Douglas
Starkweather
Caril
Weather
Caritino Pugate
Knute Rockne
George Gibb
Eureka College
Woc-Who
WHO
Iowa
Towa
Protests Grow Over Cedar Rapids Paving Plan Hearing Set
A new batch of objections to Cedar Rapids paving for an estimated 0300,000 project at 82 city locations prompts 11 messages to be reviewed at Thursday’s public hearing. Signers oppose specific sites along Culver street NE and Memorial drive SE among others, with 36th Street SE and Wilson avenue noted. some residents support parts of the work. The council sent objections to City Engineer Leg Johnson for review.
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Cedar Rapids
Leg Johnson
Offiger
Followbig
Culver Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Old Marion Road
Estroy Drive
Forty-third Street
First Avenue
Sylvester BR
Evelyn Serichey
Nineteenth Street
Katherine Gilbert
Andrew
Altedt Shire
Arthur R. Alt
Elmaye, SE
Weather and notices from Mish and surrounding towns
Weather summaries for Bismarck to Chicago with temperatures and precipitation notes. One-way street violation and dragnet notices for residents including Clif ord Carney and Pollet. Probate services for multiple local residents and a long list of births and divorces. Municipal court reports show traffic violations and penalties.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
Orleans XL
Bester Wem Dork
Dalutha R
Cliford Carney
Tees
9Th St. NW
Canker Worm Raids Prompt Cedar Rapids Spraying
Parks Commissioner Don Gardner assured residents that the canker worm activity in southeast Cedar Rapids is not linked to Dutch elm disease. The arborist department will begin spraying Tuesday morning, targeting the eastern section where most damage is reported, though the worms only defoliate leaves.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Gardner
Gardner
Loveless Plans Trip to Governors Conference
Gov Herschel Loveless said he will leave Saturday for Miami to attend the annual governors conference. He aims to raise the national guard issue and employment benefits increases though not on the agenda. His party includes Maj. Gen. Fred C. Tandy, Iowa adjutant general, the governor’s executive assistant Stobert Johnson, and the Troveless family.
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Des Moines
Ins
Herschel Loveless
Miami
Loveless
National Guard
Fred C.tandy
Iowa
Stobert. Johnson
Troveless
Parking restrictions on B Ave NE approved by council
Cedar Rapids city council approved parking limits on B Avenue NE near Center Point road. The north side will ban parking for 100 feet east of Center Point road, and the south side from Fourteenth Street to Center Point road will be prohibited from 4 to 9 p.m. daily except Sundays and holidays to improve peak hour traffic flow.
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B Avenue
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Hob Johnson
Center Point
Fourteenth Street
Missile Base Construction Puts Midlands in Limelight
The Midlands will see missile facilities prioritized in future military building. Three bases for the nine-state region cost about 97 million dollars, with Francis E. Warren near Cheyenne and Offutt near Omaha under contracts, plus a planned base at Duluth. Additional bases are under consideration as regional expansion continues.
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Omaha
Midlands
Cal
James Caples
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Rockies
Mississippi
Francis E. Warren Air Force Base
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Caples
Offutt
Offutt Air Force Base
Here
Duluth
Air Force
Congress
Caprrs
50th Street Sanitary Bid Opening Scheduled
City officials set June 2 for public heating and bid opening on a sanitary sewer project. The project may cost about 7 765 dollars and include 800 feet of 10 inch pipe and 00 feet of 15 inch pipe extending east from the 112 inch sewer in Noelridge. All costs to be paid by the city with no charges to adjacent property owners.
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Fillieth Street
Noelridge
Spckesmen
Curfew Idea Emerges for Teen-Age Drivers
State Sen. Jack Miller said there is notable support for a teen-age driving curfew during his campaign for lieutenant governor. He cited a Des Moines taxi driver slaying by a 17-year-old suspect in a gun battle as fueling interest. At Davenport, Annie Wittenmyer Home for Children reported two intruder incidents with road risks to youths. precautions include monitoring after dark and adult supervision for drivers under 19 amid locked doors and night watchmen.
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Jack Miller
Lioux City
Miller
Des Moines
Davenport
Annie
Wittenmyer
Norweigan whalers released by Russian forces
Oslo AP reports ten Norwegian whalers seized last Friday by Russian warships are released and will depart Russia immediately.
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Oslo
Advanced First Aid Class Opens May 20 in Cedar Rapids
The Lynn County chapter of the American Red Cross will hold an Advanced First Aid course at its Cedar Rapids offices starting May 20. Classes meet every Tuesday night for two hours. Eligible participants are 16 years or older and must hold a standard first aid certificate.
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Cedar Rapids
Lynn County
American Red Cross
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