Iowa Forecast And Funeral Notices Highlight Day
The Iowa forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with possible thundershowers across the state Tuesday evening. Arthur Crane, 84, will be laid to rest Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Johnston Morgan funeral home with burial at Mt. Zion cemetery. Other services include Herman Dillin, 61, at St Bernard's church. Beulah Wetzel, 68, at States funeral home. and multiple local obituaries across Oelwein Traer and nearby towns. Weather data also notes wind NE at 12 knots and May temperatures and rainfall totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crane
Johnston-Morgan
Mt. Zion
Millersburg
Herman Dillin
St. Bernard's Church
Mahannah
North English
Traer
Beuleh Wetzel
States Funeral Home
Buckingham Cemetery
Oelwein
Carol
Ccs
June Fettkether
Low
Robert Fettkether
Heart Church
Muncipal
Easements Hold Up Northeast Cedar Rapids Sewer Project
Bids came in under the estimated $63 491 cost for a new northeast Cedar Rapids interceptor line but easement issues block progress. City officials weigh options including condemnation or dropping the project as three property owners refuse access for the sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Center Point Road
Forty-second Street
New Northside Park
Skogman Construction
Midwest Plumbing and Heating
Skogman
Frank Young
Young
Inmate Granted Federal Hearing on Habeas Corpus
A federal hearing is ordered in Cedar Rapids for Anamosa inmate Terry Lee Simms who seeks a writ of habeas corpus claiming illegal conviction for rape in Woodbury county. Judge Henry N. Graven set June 10 to hear why Simms should not be released.
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Cedar Rapids
Woodbury County
Terry Lee Simms
Anamosa Institution
Simms
Henry N. Graven
Graven
Raphael R. Dvorak
Iowa Board of Control
Supreme Court
Robert Larson
Board of Parole
Sioux City
Detective Bureau
Iit
Rail Section Worker Charged with Murder in Iowa Falls
Willie Russell of Mississippi is held in Hardin County jail on a first degree murder charge for fatally shooting fellow worker Johnnie Webb at Iowa Falls after an alleged ax assault. Russell was arrested in Cedar Falls after hitching a ride from Iowa Falls and walking to Cedar Falls. Authorities say alcohol fueled the incident following pay day among railway workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
MNS
Hardin County
Iowa
Falls
Willie Russell
Mississippi
Johnnie Webb
Corinth
Miss
Illinois Central Railroad
Iowa Falls
Russell
Cedar Falls
French Magazine Editor To Speak Twice in Cedar Rapids
Robert Aeschalmann editor of a French magazine in Saigon Indo China will speak at 8 p m in the public library auditorium and again at 9 05 a m in room 105 Hickok hall on the Coe college campus Cedar Rapids Council on World Questions invites the public He plans colored slides on Indo China during the evening talk for material for Indo Chi ne Sud Est Asiatique
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Aeschalmann
Saigon
Cedar Rapids
Indo-Chine Sud Est Asiatique
Wasp Bounty Offered by English Chocolate Plant
In Keynsham England a chocolate factory offered a bounty on wasps starting Monday. Workers will receive three pence for each queen wasp and one shilling for every nest destroyed as a pest control measure.
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Keynsham
England
MIGs in Closest Matsu Approach
Communist MIG jets appeared near Matsu for the second time in two days and clashed with Nationalist propeller planes. Two MIGs approached within 20 miles of the Formosa strait islands, engaging in an 11 minute dogfight at 12 000 feet with no reported damage and both sides returning to base safely.
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Taipei
Matsu
Deaths of Rose Loufek and Olive Cane in Cedar Rapids
Rose M. Loufek 66 of 828 H avenue NW died at a Cedar Rapids hospital at 8 15 am after a long illness. She is survived by husband Joseph G. Loufek a son Richard of Grand Rapids Mich a daughter Mrs Harold Pernicka and a grandson Michael Pernicka all of Cedar Rapids three sisters and two brothers. Funeral 9 am Wednesday at St Patrick s church with burial in St John s cemetery. Rosary 7 30 pm Tuesday at Teahen chapel. Olive M Cane wife of Bert D Cane died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 10 am after a long illness aged 60. She had lived in Cedar Rapids 50 years born May 23 1889 near Marengo. Surviving are husband two sons Carol Condon and Jack Condon two daughters Mrs Ralph Nandel and another in Washington DC two brothers Albert and George Rogers six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Rose M. Loufek
H Avenne
Joseph G. Loufek
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s Society
St. Wenceslaus Church
St. Patrick's Church
Richard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harold Pernicka
Michael Pernicka
Josephine Kotlinek
Edward Bartosh
C. R. Eastman
Green Bay
Wis
Joseph
Pecs
Cedarapids
St. Patrick’s Church
Olive M. Cane
Bert D. Cane
Bever Avenue
Cane
Marengo
Ralph Nandel
City
Carol Condon
Jack Condon
Washington, D.C
Albert
George Rogers
Fiwo
V.F.W
Loyal Order of Moose
Beatty-Bearle
Widow Sarah Shipley 92 dies in St Joseph after Cedar Rapids stay
Sarah E. Shipley widow of T A Shipley died Sunday in St Joseph Missouri at age 92. Born March 5 1863 in Creek Ohio she lived in Cedar Rapids until 1949 then moved to Michigan and New York area to be near family. Survived by daughter Emma Baum another daughter Grace Hanson a son Trajan A Shipley Jr eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Graveside rites will be held at Oak Hill cemetery 3 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Dr H Hughes Dill. Friends may call Turner chapel 9 a m to 2 p m Wednesday.
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Sarah E. Shipley
T. A. Shipley
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph
Emma Baum
Creek
Ohio
Urviving
Baum
Grace Hanson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Trajan A. Shipley, Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
The
Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
H. Hughes Dill
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Infant Sweeney Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Bernard Leo Sweeney infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney 2325 First Avenue SE died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Saturday. Survived by parents two sisters Sheila and Norine a brother Joseph and grandmother Mrs Genevieve Sweeney of Galena Illinois services held at Brady mortuary Monday 11 a.m. by Rt Rev Msgr James D Kearn burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Leo Sweeney
Charles Sweeney
First ‘Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Sheila
Norine
Joseph
Genevieve Sweeney
Galena
Brady Mortuary
James D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Infant Charlotte Ann Bryant Died in Cedar Rapids
One day old Charlotte Ann Bryant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Bryant 862 Eleventh Street NE Cedar Rapids died at 2 42 p m Sunday in a local hospital. Survived by grandparents Nero M Bryant and Mary K Bryant Van Horne and Mr and Mrs Frank Elsbury Manchester. Baptized Lutheran private services held at Turner chapel Wednesday afternoon.
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Charlotte Ann Bryant
Robert G. Bryant
Eleventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Nero M. Bryant
Mary K. Bryant
van Horne
Frank Elsbury
Manchester
Charlotte Ann
Turner Chapel
FTC Orders Halt Misleading Dairy Claim Ads for Oleo Firms
The Federal Trade Commission ordered E. F. Drew and Company of New York maker of Farm Queen and Reddi-Spred of Philadelphia to stop ads implying their oleomargarine is dairy. The Commission also reviewed a case against Blanton Company of St. Louis selling Creamo, remanding for further hearing.
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Washington
LLP
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Edward E. Howrey
E. F. Drew and Company, Inc
New York
Farm Queen
Reddi-Spred Corporation
Philadelphia
Blanton Company
St. Louis
Banker Haesemeyer Denied Verdict and Takes Stand
District Judge Tobin denied a defense motion for a directed verdict in the W. L. Haese Meyers case. The State Center banker faces charges of false entries in bank records tied to notes for cattle security. Cattle described as general in kind supposedly existed in Iowa to cover the loans, according to witnesses, while Schaper testified no security was listed when he signed.
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Marshalltown
John W. Tobin
W. L. Haesemeyer
State Center
Haesemeyer
Iowa
Martin Schaper
State Center Bank
Carol Hazelman
Schaper
Yanks Wind Up Freedom Evacuation Aboard USS General Brewster
The U S navy ends the Haiphong evacuation, delivering 26 more Vietnamese to the Cheliff before disembarking 500 refugees aboard the USS General Brewster in Saigon. Transports had guarded the Haiphong perimeter under the Geneva settlement to ensure escape routes to freedom in South Vietnam. More than 800000 people evacuated from Indo China since Vietminh took control last fall. The Brewster will also disembark 1900 French Algerian troops in Saigon Tuesday afternoon.
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General Brewster
U. S
Indo-China
Do Son
Haiphong
Geneva
South Viet Nam
Brewster
Saigon
Wills admitted to probate in Linn county court
Three wills including those of B Agatha McDonnell Henry McDonnell and Burt H Neal were admitted to probate in Linn county district court. McDonnell left most to her brother Henry with jewelry to four nieces and a rosary to a cousin. Henry’s will names B Agatha as sole heir if she survives him otherwise to Ronald brothers Jomas and Frederick with Baomed as surviving. Burt H Neal leaves his wife Essie J Neal as sole heir and executrix without bond.
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Linn County District Court
B. Agatha McDonnell
Henry M. McDonnell
Mr. McDonnell
Miss McDonnell
Ethel M. Burkart
Maureen M. Huff
Bridget M. Hart
Mary M. Randall
Ronal
Jomas
Frederick
Baomed
Mas
Land Condemned for County Road Work Near Marion Alburnett
An award of 334 dollars was given to L. C. and Ruth Harrison for three quarters of an acre of land condemned between Marion and Alburnett by Linn county board of supervisors. The condemnation, requested April 25, involved a committee led by C. V. Hoglan and included G. M. Goudy M. J. McCauley Harry C. Davis Weldon B. Wiley and W. C. Trefz. Hubert H. Blackford had been listed but settled pre hearing.
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Marion
Alburnett
L. C
Ruth Harrison
Linn County Board of Supervisors
James Smith
C. V. Hoglan
Center Point
Foreman
G. M. Goudy
Mt. Vernon
Johnny Ray Plans Marriage to English Singer Sylvia Drew
Birmingham England AP reports 28 year old American singer Johnny Ray said on Monday he plans to marry 21 year old English singer Sylvia Drew who sings with the band accompanying him on a Britain tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Johnny Ray
Sylvia Drew
Britain
Vermont Billboard Quotes the Bible
Milton Vermont motorists pause at a roadside billboard displaying I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. The simple scene shows a church and cross, funded by Mr and Mrs Fred Riley of Milton in memory of their drowned 14 year old son five years prior.
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Milton
Vermont
Christ
Fred Riley
Riley
Diem Unveils Unity as Imperial Guard Joins National Army
Premier Diem presided over ceremonies in Dalat marking territorial and military unity. The formerly royal imperial guard formally became the 41st and 42nd infantry divisions, ending French control by transferring Bao Dai crown domains to the government amid chants of Down with Bao Dai.
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Dalat
South Viet Nam
Diem
Viet Nam
Saigon
Imperial Guard
Bao Dai
301 Cadets Chosen for United States Air Academy Class
The Air Force names 301 cadets from over 6,000 applicants for the first class at the new Colorado academy, to begin July 11 in temporary quarters at Lowry air base Denver. Pvt Gregory N Boyington Jr son of Medal of Honor recipient Pappy Boyington was automatically chosen, raising the quota from 300 to 301.
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Washington
INS
Air Force
West Point of the Air
Colorado
Gregory N. Boyington
Pappy” Boyington
South
Pacific
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Boyington
U. S. Naval Center
Bainbridge
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Churchill hints at wider policy shift in Soviet Russia
In Woodford England Sir Winston Churchill suggested a group backed by powerful forces may be steering Soviet policy toward possible East West coexistence. He cited vast Kremlin changes and new masters, hinting at Zhukov influence and a potential shift toward peaceful aims for global masses.
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Woodford
England
Winston Churchill
Nister Zhukov
Kremlin
Churchill
Pickpocket Steals Wallet After First Bus Ride in 15 Years
In Cleveland Robert Paley 56 rode a downtown bus for the first time in 15 years and had his wallet stolen by a pickpocket. Separately the article notes the world’s largest restaurant in Rockefeller Center NYC serves more than 10 tons of food daily.
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Cleveland
Robert Paley
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Cedar Rapids City Briefs Highlights Local Meetings
A Cedar Rapids round of events includes a 8 15 p m Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra concert at Coe auditorium, Knights of Columbus and Trowel Chapter meetings, Kiwanis program with Guido Columbo, and Junior Chamber of Commerce executive council joint session. A civic tour look-see also gathers Chamber of Commerce interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Coe Auditorium
Jaycee Council
Cedar Rapids
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Graduation Banquet Acknowledges Cedar Rapids CIO Counselors
A graduation banquet for this year's CIO Counselors School attendees in Cedar Rapids is set for Tuesday at Draper Inn. Social hour at 7 pm, dinner at 8 pm, with 22 graduates receiving certificates. Edris Owens of Newton will speak. instructors and possibly Robert Johnson of Des Moines will also attend.
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CIO
Cedar Rapids
Draport Inn
Industrial Union Council of
Edris Owens
Newton
Iowa State Industrial Union Council
Harold Ketchum
Robert Johnson
Des Moines
Trade urged by American delegation head to ICC
Warren Pierson, head of the American delegation to the International Chamber of Commerce congress, said on Monday that non Communist Asian nations should trade with the Red bloc in non strategic goods.
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Tokyo
Warren Pierson
Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce
Asia
Red Bloc
Farewell Banquet Tonight Marks Shueyville High Closure
Shueyville Iowa holds a farewell banquet at 8 PM honoring the last graduating class as the first consolidated high school closes. Blanche Graham, sole living member of the first class, will speak. The district voted February 15 to discontinue the high school, sending pupils to Wilson in Cedar Rapids on a tuition basis next year while the building becomes an elementary site. Since opening September 17, 1888, about 374 students have attended, with peak enrollment over 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shueyville
Iowa
Blanche Graham
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Eisenhower urges steps to expand vaccine program funding
The president proposes federal action to distribute vaccine through normal channels, strengthen enforcement to prevent unauthorized sales, and fund state purchases for children through age 19 in low income families. He calls for a special committee to aid other nations in obtaining vaccines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
Eisenhower
Dulles Returns From Busy Trip
Secretary of State Dulles spoke of promise for constructive results from the upcoming Big Four heads of state meeting. He described a very eventful week after visits to Paris and Vienna, noting Germany joining NATO, Western European integration, talks on China and Indochina, Austria treaty signing, and a Western invitation to Russia for the Big Four.
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Washington
Dulles
Paris
Vienna
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
China
Russia
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Burton
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Thirty-second Street
Fisher
Charles
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DeForest
Theodore
Wilson Avenue
Alexander
Kenneth
Seventeenth Avenue
Dircks
Lewis
Ninth Street
St. Luke's
Jerema J. Logan
Ernest Logan
John Pfeaster
Lincolnway Trailer Camp
Hassen Kalell
Pees Mottinger
George Arta
Nan Colburn
Park Avenue SE
Stanley Kelsay
Clinton
Basil Hicks
Boone
Cyril Black
Iowa City
Roger Hessenius
Ellis Boulevard NW
John Miller
F Avenue NW
Elmer Davies
Robert Hannay
A Avenue NW
Leonard Spaight
Tenth Street NW
Eva Reed
Mechanicsville
Glen Comried
Avenue NW
Gordon Myers
Kenneth Barlow
Suscet
Robert Rooff
Incent Nolan
Edward Klier
Arthur Thompson
Vinton
George M. Horning
Fry-Holland
Abe
Evergreen Cemery
Cascade
Rayond McMahon
North Garryowen
Church Cemetery
Devaney Funeral Home
Anamosa
Ralph E. Ditch
Holy Cross
McNamara Funeral Home
Vernon
Hennessey Brothers, Inc
Gjellefald Associates, Inc
Forest City
Midwest Plumbing and Heating Company
U. S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Reformatory
Leslie Hudson
Fort Madison
Transfen
Board of Control
Judicial Branch
Hudson
Rail Section
Groot We
John B. Turner & Son
C. R
Wasp
Murdoch
Walker
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Dial
J. G. Loufek
Sweeney Infant
Bryant Infant
Oleo
Janeba Funeral Home
Sixteenth Ave
J St
Burt H. Neal
Essie J. Neal
Hoyt Thomas
Iowa Theatre
Knights of Columbus
Lillian’s Beauty Shop
Masonic Temple
Smulekoff
Kiwanis Club
Guido Columbo
Rome
Italy
Roosevelt Hotel
Chamber
Order of Ahepa
Sioux Falls
Speakers Bureau
Marie Vitek
Czechoslovakia
Mariners Club
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Fred Zahn
Thirty-third Street
Taylor Pta
Taylor School Pta
CIO Counselor School
Shueyville High
Adkins
1St Ave
Peter F. Bezanson
Agency
Garry J. Whitehead
Ebovedic
Second Ave
S. E
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